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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
3
Local candidate declares lifelong Clare County resident with township clerk and school teacher experience. Seeks support at the September 9, 1924 primaries for efficient administration of the county clerk and register of deeds office.
Emma Hoag, Republican candidate, solicits support for the Primary Election on September 6, 1924, citing a record of proven efficiency and courteous attention to duties of the office. Address 4113.
Notice is given that default on a mortgage by John McAninch and Julia V. McAninch of Farwell Michigan to The Farwell State Savings Bank. The sale will occur November 3 1924 at 2 PM at the front door of the Court House Harrison Clare County Michigan. The property is in section 21 township 17 north range 5 west. The bank seeks payment of the debt plus interest costs and attorney fees.
Mortgagee James W. Glass and Carrie M. Glass warn of foreclosure on the 1924 mortgage to pay the debt plus six percent interest and legal costs. Sale set for November 3, 1924 at 10:00 a.m. at the front door of the courthouse, with property described as parts of section 35, township 18 north, range 4 west in Grant Township, Clare County Michigan.
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Mr and Mrs James Clure of Clare dined with Mrs Anina Turbush. Mrs John Bouchey visited parental home of Orvil Lloyd in Lansing. The Hiliot reunion occurred at Allen Border home with Agnes of Detroit visiting. Ernestine Clute and Hazel Turbush joined meals with Anna Turbush as Archie Ackerman visited Edward Marshall family.
A series of short notes reports moving households visiting relatives and attending family reunions. Entries mention Mr and Mrs F A Carnecross relocating to Clare, Rev and Mrs Frank Bates visiting Grand Rapids, Mr and Mrs Wm Rehfuss and Miss Inez Hemstreete from Manchester and Toledo visiting local families, Henry Barton and Harnest Allen spending a weekend in Flint, Frieda Garshow visiting Carl Garshow, Owen Spink and A Spink traveling to Jackson for the Raymond family reunion, Rev Thos Clemens of Reed City visiting Mrs A Warren, Floren Orvis visiting Forest Garver, John Acre moving to Clare, Alfred and Aura Rutter with Hilda Armehtrout visiting Ralph and Elizabeth Allen, and the Hagle Aid meeting being rescheduled to September 4.
Long Lake notes show residents visiting relatives across Greenview Silionis Odessa Lake and London Ontario. August 9 counted 875 cars on MI4 near Long Lake. Irene Clark hosted Sun Shine Club on August 16. Frances Walling from Flint visited Darwin Walling’s family. Betty Sue stayed briefly.
Family and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Comer and Mr. Teall enjoyed a Lake George outing with baskets and fish. Guests visited by Mrs. McLellan and Mrs. Asher while Chas Fitzpatrick threshes nearby. other updates mention visits from Indiana relatives and a new Henry vehicle.
Mrs Wm Hunter returns from Yellow Stone Park while families from Remus Mt Pleasant and Shepherd visit relatives in town. Guests attend ice cream social and church events. Y M C A delegates travel to Geneva Wisconsin. West M E church to be dedicated August 31 with local residents hosting and visiting from Chicago Toronto and Florida.
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