Probate Court Sets Hearing on Private Sale of Estate
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court of Harrison on August 6 1923 ordered a hearing for September 4 1923 at ten o clock in the forenoon. George Vandewarker seeks license to sell privately the estate interest in real property of Charles Clifton deceased. Public notice to be printed in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
G “Dorsey
Charles Clifton
George Vandewarker
Birth and farm notes from Lawton area
Gaines Finch and wife of Lawton visit his parents M W Finch and wife. A frost last week ends berry picking and oats threshing. The corn and bean crop may suffer without rain. Mrs T J Burk learns her Jackson brother died, neighbors offer sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Gainey
Gaines Finch
Lawton
van Buren County
M. W. Finch
T. J. Burk
Local Visits Reported Across Town
Loomis A Lammers receives his mother and brother from Ohio. Mrs Florence Hayes of Detroit visits her mother Mrs M Parcell. Sylvia Noble from Juniata visits at the Worden home. Jas Varney of Sanford visits his mother Sunday. B Taylor of Pompeii spends Sunday with family. Mr and Mrs O D Gauthier go to Clare Friday. Edward Hanes of Morris visits his mother Mrs A Reed Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lammers
Ohio
Florence Hayes
Detroit
M. Parcell
Sylvia Noble
Juniata
Worden
Jas. Varney
Sanford
B. Taylor
Pompeii
O. D. Gauthier
Clare
Edward Hanes
Morris
Suits You’ll Need For Boys Before He Starts School
Local shop urges parents to shop for boys suits before school starts. The ad promises durable, stylish options and invites customers to visit before buying to be convinced of the right fit and quality.
New Fall Hats in Fine Felts and Angoras
A local shop displays a fresh fall hat selection including felts and angoras in new colors and shapes. Prices are attached and John B. Stetsons are offered among the goods.
Mortgage Sale Forecloses Clare County Property
Default on a 1918 real estate mortgage by Charles and Viletta Ciliax prompts foreclosure. Mary A. Lydiatt holds the mortgage. sale set for August 28, 1923 at 1 00 PM at the Harrison Court House front door. Property described as the South Half of NE 1 4 of Section 1, T17N R4W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ciliax
Viletta Ciliax
Grant Township
Clare County
Michigan
Henry Lydiatt
Mary A. Lydiatt
Clare
Harrison
Circuit Court
N. E
Section 1
Township 17
Range 4
Mary A. Lydlatt
Red Front Store Advertises Canned Goods and Pantry Staples
An in store window listing from The Red Front at 108 West 5th Street Clare Michigan markets canned vegetables and pantry staples. Prices shown include large cans kraut and hominy, mustard, ketchup, pickles, noodles, pimentos, jars, flour, and spices with cents per item.
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Lighthouse
Greenwood Social News Roundup and Health Notes
Mrs Helen Huber of Flint visits her parents Mr and Mrs Waber for two weeks. Mrs Chas Woodin is ill. Mr and Mrs Jim Garland and Mr and Mrs Ernest Chaffee returned from near Traverse City after a week with Mr and Mrs Tom Race. Greenwood folks attend Marion Aug 7 celebration. Mrs P P Chaffee on sick list with hand infection treated by Dr Jones of Harrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Huber
Flint
Waber
Chas. Woodin
Jim Garland
Ernest Chaffee
Traverse City
Tom
Race
Greenwood
Marion
Dr. Jones
Harrigan
Local Visit Notes Mixed with Relocation Talks
North East Greenwood Lettie Hunter and daughter Mary spent the weekend at Guy Crampton s. Ralph McQuestion s are moving to Marion. Roy Bergey and family spent Sunday evening at Gzy Crampton s. Dan Hoover and family returned to Lansing last week. Claud Riter and family have been visiting relatives and returned to their home in Lansing last week. Fred Porath and three friends of Midland visited Guy Crampton Sunday. Mirla Budd has been quite sick the past two weeks. Albert Walker of Lansing came Saturday for his mother who is going to keep house for him. They returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Hunter
Mary
Guy Crampton
Ralph McQuestion
Marion
Roy Bergey
Gzy Crampton
Dan Hoover
Lansing
Claud Riter
Fred Porath
Midland
Mirla Budd
Albert Walker
East Lincoln Social Notes Mention Relatives Visits
East Lincoln reports Mr. and Mrs. E Beard and family spent weekend in Alma with relatives. Mrs R Cowles and children visited her daughter and sister. George Cowles made a business trip to Ithaca. Mrs Iva Rau and Miss Lillian Bilgren visited Alma relatives. Ted and Mrs Ray left for Saginaw to visit relatives. Hattie Pietsch of Detroit visiting her parents. Elma Abbott came from Grand Rapids to spend three weeks with Irma Dunkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Beard
Alma
R. Cowles
George Cowles
Ithaca
Iva Rau
Lillian Bilgren
Ted Ray
Saginaw
Hattie Pietsch
Detroit
Wm. Kube
Elma Abbott
Grand Rapids
Irma Dunkle
Local Notes and Social Roundup from Long Lake Area
Long Lake updates include Perry Bright of Lansing visiting family, Sunday gatherings with Dillenbacks and Barringers, and multiple trips to Bay City, St Louis, and Alma. Reports mention church camp, farm purchases by Forest Manam, weddings of Cora Burr and Dale Statler, a Rosebush Farwell ball game win, and various visits, showers, and reunions across nearby towns.
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Legals
South West Freeman
Loomis
Hart Schaffner & Marg
John B. Stetsons
Jos. F. Bowler
Roy Felghner
Cash and Carry Store
West
St. Clare, Mich
Dunlop
Northwest
North East
East Lincoln
Long Lake
Perry Bright
Percy Bright
O. H .Barringer
HE. O. Barringer
Cora Myers
Will Goodrich
Roy Cummins
Fred Cosgrove
Hid Cooper
George Cummins
Paw Paw
Forest Manam
Gardner
Old Town
Burch
Mayme Fairman
Dan Coyne
Bay City
Sarah Morton
M. H
Reed City
Lorne Coyne
Jean Crow
Miss Fenner
St. Louis
Goytie
Audrey
Gale Litz
Wii. Hamilton
Jesse Graham
Boyne City
Winery
Harry Maybee
Rosebush
Farwell
Harold Hyslop
Alex Hyslop
Cora Burr
Dale Statler
Mt. Pleasant
Hawthorn
Methodist Church
Elida Graham
Lester Burr
Emery Flint
Gale Lutz
Willey
Lakee George
Mary Haglish
North Star
Homer Campbell
Budd Lake
Jack Coffea
Cadillac
Dr. Scholl
Dr Scholls
Plete
Mich
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