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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
7
On January 28 1927 a writ of attachment was issued by the court against defendant Alvin R Beadle for seven hundred dollars plus interest on an express contract. The writ was returnable February 28 1927. Dated March 21 1927. Attorneys Chas W Perry and YP Dusenbury for Plaintiff.
Michigan probate court in Clare County orders a hearing on May 16 1927 for William Murphy administrator to sell Amanda Wooley estate real estate. Public notice to appear three weeks before hearing in the Clare Sentinel newspaper.
A large crowd attended the party at the home of Mr and Mrs George Shear last Wednesday night. The Shears plan to move to Clare soon. The notes mention gatherings involving the Reed and Snell families and other local residents.
Public foreclosure sale set for July 25 1927 at 1 PM at the Harrison court house. W C and Alice H Fuller pledged property in Clare County Michigan to Effie Babcock in 1922, default declared, 100 acres more or less of multiple parcels in section 23 and 28, township 17 north range 5 west, with 6 percent interest, costs, and a $35 attorney fee.
Donna Willey the four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Willey died Monday night of diphtheria. Funeral was held Thursday afternoon at the home with Rev Whitney officiating. Interment in Riverside cemetery Mt Pleasant. Helen Neihardt spent the weekend with her parents in South Boardman. Rev Whitney attended Epworth League council in Lansing and Methodist men's meeting. Dorothy Munta became new telephone manager at the local office. The group mentions Mr and Mrs Emery First and family visiting the Maitland Maybee home in Brinton, along with other local residents attending various visits and services.
Stan Durose builds a large hen house as summer plans loom. Several locals, including Elmer Kress, Del Kemp, Don Luce, Harve Wardwell, Chester Mills, and others, spend Sundays at cottages or in town. Building activity rises with Stanley McAlpin re-shingling a lodge, and Ralph Cowles lays Newton Kress’s garage foundation. Local roads and farms see progress as Harry Davis aims for summer tourism readiness.
Eagle Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clemmon of Flint and grandma Runyan with Mrs. Alice Clemmons of Beaverton visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Runyan. John Alien is poorly again and hoped to recover soon. A son was born Tuesday to stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Watson. Mrs. Jay Clute and children Patricia and Robert, plus Mrs. Fred Allen and son Bernard, had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Garver. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Gibbs visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bates. A large Sunday School attendance was noted. J. A. Allen and Geo. Wilcox planned to Sag inaw Sunday.
Glen Harris drove Mr and Mrs Mead of Lake George to Mont Rose last Monday. Local residents Mr and Mrs Ed Delling and Frank Gilbert of Sag inaw visited Windover Lake friends. A Lake sale drew attendees including Mr and Mrs Oliver Campbell and Mrs Wm Briggs. Chas Lyons of North Star stayed at the Lyon's Den Windover Lake last week. Tradi Struble of Shepherd checked on Windover interests last Thursday. O W Nash and Frank Nash drove to Midland Sunday to visit C C Williams and family. Williams is Nash’s sister in law. They also saw Milford Campbell and family, formerly of Greenwood township.
Weekend visits and social events are noted across Saginaw Clare Farwell and Bay City. Residents including LAKE L. J. Martin, D. Scott, Sam Muir, Millie Scott, Henry Green, Jennie Tryon, Marcine Bessy, and Chas Peterson appear in visits, auditions, church, and parties while new baby arrivals and property plans are recorded.
Sunday services at Center and Rosebush feature Dr. Cc S Wheeler of Big Rapids delivering the morning sermon and the pastor preaching in the evening. Upcoming events include a District Group meeting at Clare on May 8 and the District Epworth Institute at Heart starting May 18 plus the County Young People Rally at Center on May 20. Visits and funeral attendance noted for Ludington and Donna Willey.
West Freeman residents report Geo. Marble visiting W. F. Finch on Thursday night. Will Crouse lost his car on the Chippewa road Sunday. Seil girls visited Mrs. M W Finch Sunday afternoon but frost affected them. Will Seil and son George work at the Currie farm near Clare WY. Finch and Will Crouse operate a well at the Lostlake cabin. Paul Finch is poorly with a hard cold and stomach trouble.
Community notices record preaching services and Sunday School at 4 30 p m. Mrs Jay Clute and children visited cousins Mr and Mrs Forest Garver in Eagle. Walter and Edward Heirholzer of Pontiac stayed with Mr and Mrs Henry Heirholzer. Mr and Mrs Frank Walters and Mr and Mrs Chas Bodkins visited Von Walters in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Dave Teale of 8 S W Sheridan had dinner with her sister Mrs Bodkins. Ladies Aid at Mrs Phillips attended despite snow and rain. Ladies Aid meets May 5 with Mrs A D Hampton. Hazel Bodkins of Sherman City spent the weekend at home.
Weekly letter from Brown community reports congratulations to new Mr and Mrs Alton Lautzenheiser. Local baseball: Brown defeats Eagle 11 to 5 in three innings then plays Dover at Brown. Residents visiting Detroit and Flint. Church services urged with Thursday prayers Sunday School and Sunday sermons at Brown. Readers invited to submit items at Millers store.
Misses Dana and Bessie Kress of Vernon spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Harry Kress. Henry Ayers and wife after a few days at their cottage returned to Mr Pleasant Morris Henry and family spent Sunday with Mrs Henrys parents Mr and Mrs BOR M Austin.
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