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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
6
The Glare Sentinel advertises yearly rates for points in Michigan and the U S Canada pricing, along with single copy and line charges for joiners and reading notices. It asks readers to request Judge Dorsey to have probate notices printed by The Glare Sentinel.
The passage highlights aging and slower bodily functions with emphasis on good elimination. It promotes Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys and notes that many old folks rely on Doan's products. It encourages readers to ask their neighbors about their merits and endorsements.
Mrs Wim and family from Sag inaw help Mrs Churchill with home papering. Mr and Mrs Fird Price and family of Mr Pleasant visit Wim Price’s. Walter Waers and family also visit W S Silver’s and Dan Price’s hosts. The Price and Rauch households spend Sunday with friends.
Earl Howard of Pontiac spent the weekend at his parental home as Jack Emerson visited. Sunday with his brother R Emerson at Dovey. Maggie Dale of Houghton Heights spent Sunday at home. Ella Alger visited with Emma Small at Delwin. Glen Lloyd of Pontiac made a weekend visit to his parents and showed a new Chrystler roadster. Wills Richardson returned to work in Flint. Mrs A Johnson attended Mrs Beals funeral at Clare last week Wednesday. Wane Walters visited Sunday with Stanley Dale.
Mrs William Randle called on her sister Mrs Bertha Randle and at Leslie Randles home Sunday. Ross Coe had a birthday dinner for his 13th birthday. Mrs Degeer is improving after illness. Gerald Macklem and children and Mrs Joe Larson visited grandmother Mrs Smalley. Fred Coe hosted nieces and friends from Oakland County. Mrs Rodman from Lansing spent Easter with her sisters. Fred Coe injured last week but is improving. M P Sowle ill with a cold. Mr and Mrs G G Brake of Detroit visiting parents.
Sunday visits marked the week with Mr and Mrs Geo Bates and children hosting relatives including Ervin Miser and wife from Dover and Kenneth Roller. Shull family and Ruth Hlaine were seen with totals of local residents at a missionary pageant. hardwood school closed for vacation after a dinner. Sympathy extended to friends of the late Wm Shaver. Maude Barber visited Coats house and Maude Barber later spent Sunday with Geo Bates.
Lena Frees improves after illness as Clare area residents attend a surprise party for Rev. L C Bernthal. Many names and visits across Clare Saginaw Dover Mt Pleasant Bay City Holmore and Polit ide noted along with farm and crop mentions and winter weather chatter.
The Clare County Savings Bank announces a foreclosure sale under a 1922 mortgage on parcels in section 13, township 18 north, range 4 west. The sale is set for June 11, 1927 at 10:00 AM at the Harrison courthouse front door to satisfy $2411.70 plus interest, costs, and attorney fees.
Notice is given that default occurred on a mortgage from Joseph Pudvay and Pansy M. Pudvay to The Clare County Savings Bank dated December 16 1921. On June 11 1927 a public foreclosure sale will occur at 10 06 in the morning at the front door of the Harrison courthouse to settle the mortgage debt including seven percent interest and legal costs. The property includes parts of Section 21 in Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan and is subject to prior mortgages dated 1918 1919 and 1920. Mortgagees are The Clare County Savings Bank and attorney Q W Perry with business address Clare Michigan.
The notice states office hours from 9 to 12 a.m and provides an office phone number for contact.
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