New Essex Terraplane Arrives in Clare Parade Event
The Essex Terraplane launch in Detroit drew thousands as Miss Amelia Earhart christened Car No. 1. Dealers traveled from distant cities to Hudson Essex Field for a mass driveaway with police escorts and staged parades across the Midwest and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson-Essex Field
Hudson
Detroit
Amelia Warhart
Michigan
Chicago
Des Moines
Salt
Lake City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Texas
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Columbus
Huntington
Nashville
Carolinas
Morida
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albany
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Toledo
San Antonio
Portland
Maine
Miami
Atlanta
Tilbury
Ont
Hudson Motor Car Company, Ltd
Canada
Sanrancisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Miss Earhart
Visit to a rustic summer resort on Tobacco river
The article describes a country spot on the Tobacco river at the Bellinger farm offering rustic paths, a stone bridge, river views, a tiny island, and camping sites. It notes neighbors visiting from Detroit and Lansing, with local social updates about residents and travels in Hinkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco River
Arthur Bellinger
Community Socials and Visits Reported Across Local Families
The notice lists numerous local families visiting relatives and attending events. Highlights include gatherings at Kanarr grove near Cornwell farm, Hight Point lake, and Stevenson Lake. extended stays by Mitchells, Gibbs, Ortners, and Bakers. travels to Lansing and Detroit for visits and funerals. and a funeral in Clare for Archie Miller.
Local Social Roundup at Greenwood Center and Nearby Homes
Marion residents Wm. Bigford laid up a stone water tank for Earl Budd. Miss Vreena Stuermer of Flint enjoys a week’s vacation with her parents. Dr. Foster of Marion visits his daughter Al Bert Bruce. Harl Budd and Alfred Stuermer families host and travel guests. Hazel Carr and Albert Roland dine with Russel Cook. Chaffee couple drive to Gaylord. aunt Mrs. Savage joins at Gaylord. Deneen party from Lacon visits Carl Budd then Petoskey. Walling family from Flushing visits Earl Sprague’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bigford
Marion
Earl Budd
Vreena Stuermer
Flint
H. Stuermer
Dr. Foster
Albert Bruce
Harl Budd
Wm. Roland
Alfred Stuermer and Son
Hazel Carr
Albert Roland
Russel Cook
Clifford Chaffee
Gaylord
Lacon, Ill
Carl Budd
Petoskey
Local Figures Visit and Neighbors Socialize Around Beachwood Farm
Community notes recount Sunday and weekday visits among residents including J. L. Littlefield, the Ambrosiers of Coleman and Flint, the Frisbys at Silver Lake, and others attending a Big Rapids circus. Attendees include A F Ambrosier, Mrs. A J Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kress, Carl Ambrosier, and family members from Detroit and Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Littlefield
Beachwood Farm
Lake Road
Reynolds
Ambrosier
Carl
Coleman
A. J. Cline
A. F. Ambrosier
Harry Kress
Lake George
Lyman Frisby
Harry Degeer
Clare
Orvil Sherman
Alta
Silver Lake
Mulligan
Elswood Sherman
Carl Ambrosier
Franklin Littlefield
Lyle
John Wrisby
Big Rapids
Thomas Crow
Campbell, Mo
Howard Crow
Lewis
Flint
E. A. Stanley
Lake
Stanley
Ceu O
Wm. Leefey
Detroit
Mart Graves
Freeman area callers visit Flint neighbors this week
A Flint area report lists several local residents visiting or being visited. John Gnitney appeared at Sears on Monday. The county nurse visited neighborhood parents last week. Sunday calls came from Mr and Mrs Cook and Mr and Mrs Joe Howell at the Hanchett LaPard home. Chas LaPard stayed home with family while Bryant Hanchett traveled to Birmingham for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Freeman
Flint
John Gnitney
Sears
Hanchett-LaPard
Cook
Joe Howell
Chas. Barber
Myst. Thompson
Coleman
Bryant Hanchett
Chas. LaPard
Birmingham
P. Macleadyen
Little Son
Windover clan chats and fishing tales fill the week
The Windover area hosted many visitors and campers including Mr and Mrs Paul Murray of Lansing and Mr and Mrs A Cook of Grand Rapids. Local residents recount fishing at Windover lake with catches of northern pike and pan fish. Attendees included families from Saginaw Detroit Green Bay and Ludington with gatherings at the Lyons Den and Windover Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Murray
Lansing
Matt Rosart
Joe Casper
St. Johns
Windover
A. Cook
Grand Rapids
Vernon Long
Okemus
Lyons
Edward Oline
Stuart
Jackson
HE. F
Achard
Grandson
Reed City
N. H. Smith
Basil Baker
Austin
Harlie Davis
Lake George
Wm. Blain
Anna Rhodes
Harrison
Lemmer
I. Kinch
Farwell
Eugene Bantzler
Saginaw
Be.pf
Brick Ochla
Wm. Schumaker
Gaylord Gallaway
Windover Lake
R. Tiede and Son
Cleveland
Russel Bryan
Robert
Jack Nelson
Detroit
Otis Lyons
North Star
Lyons den
Betty
Joan
Jack
Bob
Green Bay
Wis
Charlie Lyons
Robert Sterling
John Musil
Floyd Sprague
Greenwood
G.W. Hendershot
East Rochester
N. Y
H. Smith
Joe Howell
Langston Alt
Robert. Stering
Clare
Doc
Tom Jake
C. B. Grego
Lake
BH. F. Achard
Point Lookout
Ludington
F. Achard
Meuhlenbrück
John. Musil
Pentwater
Foreclosure Notice on Clare County Michigan Farm Mortgage
Default on a May 6 1930 mortgage by William James King and Mabel Agnes King to Robert Juel and Harriett Yuell prompts foreclosure. Court sale set for September 24 1932 at 10 am at Harrison Michigan front courthouse steps to satisfy principal and costs on the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter Section 25 Township 20 North Range 3 West containing 40 acres more or less. Mortgagees listed as Robert J. Tuck and Harriett Tuck with attorney William Dexter Fales of Midland.
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William James King
Mabel Agnes King
Clare ‘County
Michigan
Robert Juel
Harriett Yuell
Selkirk
Clare County
Harrison
Franklin
County of
Clare
Robert J. Tuck Harriett Tuck
Mortgage assignments trigger foreclosure in Clare County
Notice of default issued on mortgages dating from 1927 and 1925 involving Floyd B Luke Clara F E Luke George R Sage Blanche Orpha Sage Fred H Timm and Louise C Timm. Foreclosure sale set for September 19 1982 and October 3 1932 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the front of Clare Harrison Court House to satisfy principal interest and attorney fees with seven percent interest.
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Floyd B. Luke
Clara FE. Luke
Mohroe
Charles W. Allen
the Register of Peete
Clare County
Edith M. Allen
Office of the Register of Deeds
Harrison
Circuit ‘Court
County of
Clare
Garfield Township
Claré County
Michigan
Maith M. Allen
T. Carl Holbrook
George R. Sage
Blanche Orpha Sage
Fred H. Timm
Louise C. Timm
State of
City of
McEwan
Hearing Notice in Clare County Probate Court
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan gives creditors four months from July 15 1932 to present claims against James O Connor deceased. Claims must be filed at Harrison probate office before November 10 1932 and will be heard November 17 1932 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
James O’connor
Harrison
Said
Tough Cloth and Time Honored Garb Across America
A fragment notes that in parts of the U S people still wear attire tied to their ancestors with remarks about Remy George and Gothic fashion surviving across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Remy George
Get His Car Back After Suspension Mention
Cincinnati Enquirer notes a speeding incident where a man complains his driving rights were suspended for thirty days. The father-Hult retorts his own license was suspended last June but restored when his son returned to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hult
Cifitinnati Enquirer
Federal gasoline tax crackdown targets bootleg blending
The Department of State reports a new federal tax on blending motor fuels by producers who mix tax free ingredients with natural gasoline. Violators face up to 10,000 dollars fine or two years in prison. Investigators aggressively pursue bootleggers to protect motorists and state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Gasoline Tax Division
Settling the New World A Spaniards Aid Record
The text notes early settlements in the New World. It mentions Menendez establishing St Augustine in 1565, a second settlement at Sue fe New Mexico in 1405, English James Town in 1607, and French efforts by De Monts and Champlain at St Croix land in 1604 with Port Royal 1605 and Quebec 1608.
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New World
Aids
Menendez
St.Augustine
Plu
Sue Fe
New Mexico
Jamestown
Canada
de Monts
Champlain
St. Croiz Island
Port Royal
Nova Scotia
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Yodre “Plash
Hinkleville
Wilson
Sadie Connor
Wm Hawkins
Imma Bellinger
Henry Hinkle
Mt. Morris
A. Oliver
A. Purdy
Mason. Smith's
Vernon
Smith
Max Gladstone
Wm. Hawkins
Louis Kilian
Ypsilanti
J. W. Parkhill
Clio
George Burch
Prank “Ortner
George Gibis
August Helischie
Kanarr Grove
Cornwell Farm
Louis Baker
Two Rivers
George Gibbs
Frank Ortner
Hight Point Lake
Lyle Mitchell
Paul Nags
Dr. Gilmore
Mt. Pleasant
Meta
Glendale
W. Va
WF. Hinkle
Ching
Mulberg
Snider
Stevenson Lake
Oliver
Archie Miller
Maxine Hawkins
Linwood Beach
Billy Moline
Greenwood Center
ESSHX
Legals
William Dexter Fales
Midland
Mortengees
Busiess
Clarg
Jos K. Naumes
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare, Mich
AT Law
McAwan Street
Clinton C. Furniss
Rosebush
Clare, ‘Michigan
McAwan
Clayton B. Neff
D.D.S
Dunlop Building
Glaré
B. J. Sanford
Tatmah
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