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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
6
Probate Court of Clare County approves petition to appoint administrator for the estate of Nels John Billeren. Hearing set for September 6, 1929 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Har rison probate office. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
A writ of fieri facias in favor of Doris Thoveless against Ernest Loveless leads to a sheriff sale of lands in Grant Township Clare County Michigan. The 15 acre parcel 30 by 80 rods is set for public vendue at the Harrison Courthouse on September 14 1929 at 1:00 p.m. Edmond Woods sheriff and Gail Holbrook attorney for the plaintiff advertise the sale.
Default on a mortgage dated April 1 1924 by James E. Curtis trustee for Coleman Midland County Michigan to Will A. Brewer trustee Saginaw Michigan. On August 31 1929 a public auction will be held at 10 am at the front door of the Clare County Harrison Court House to sell the South half of section 12 township 17 north range 4 west Grant Township Clare Michigan to pay 8176.66 dollars plus 35 attorney fee and costs.
Mrs. De Sheathelm visited her mother Mrs. Glen Billsby in Green ville for a week. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Flint Saginaw Lansing Midland Mt. Morris and Rosebush attended gatherings and a Rebecca birthday supper. A house fire at Mrs Arrand’s home caused a brief evacuation with fire crew aid.
People interested in hosting private home bridge luncheons may inquire with Mia J. E. Doherty or Mrs Le W. Jackson. Courteous service guaranteed.
An advertisement from Clare Kirkpatrick's drug store features what is described as the largest line of Gréetizig cards ever shown, highlighting a broad display and special offer.
A sad accident involving the Densmore family is mentioned with best wishes for a quick recovery. Grand Rapids residents Tommie Buttery and family visit as grandparents stay a week. Rev Bates returns from vacation and preaches an impressive sermon. Warren Keith travels to Ann Arbor for an operation. reports say his leg was amputated. Grand Rapids families the Butters Utley and Wilson attend church and camp meeting in St Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Krell and daughter visit sister Mrs. J A Allen. U B camp attendees Helen Kleiner Ethyn Carncross Glenn Bay and Ernest Penrose in Carson City. Mrs J C Watson and children spend week with parents and relatives before returning to Flint. Howard Penrose family visit Ohio. Carmen Newman and Ted Newman visit Glenn Poet family. Ester Poet visits Virgie Dysinger in Clare. Kenneth Roe of Pontiac visits relatives. John Briggs and daughter Katherine Harrison call on Robt Hutchinson. Briggs to teach next year.
Mrs M W Finch travels to Jackson for brother George Sabins death. Detroit visitors, Lost Lake vacationers, and Clare Clare area calls fill a busy weekend with multiple Finch family members and friends to Lake George Mt Pleasant and Pontiac.
Mrs. W H Kennedy and two children spent Friday and Saturday in Clare with her sister Mrs A Hutchinson and family. Gerald Reigle and family from Ann Arbor visited relatives including Mr and Mrs L A Kiggens and Mrs W H Kennedy. Alma Barber attended the Robinett reunion at Alwood Grove. F P M Myers and Guy Mitchener and families visited in Franklin Township with Mr Yestine and family. Chester Myers with Elizabeth Timm and Clyde Bender and family from Lansing left Monday for a trip to the U P. Alma Barber spent Monday and Tuesday visiting friends in Green Wood. Mr and Mrs A McMillan and Mr and Mrs Guy Mitchener and three children visited with F M Myers and wife and with Mrs W H Kennedy and two children from Lansing.
Default on the May 16 1919 mortgage to Floyd Mitchell later assigned to Bertina B Keeler triggers a public auction sale at the Clare County Court House Harrison to satisfy principal interest seven percent costs and attorney fees. Assignee Bertina B Keeler attorney Virgil W McClintic Mt Pleasant Michigan. references to tax debts and chain of title under recorded deeds.
Purchaser gives notice under Act 270 1909 that sale of land in Clare County is complete for unpaid taxes with tax deed held. Redemption required within six months after service by paying all sums plus 100 percent and sheriff fees. If unpaid, proceedings for possession will start. Land described in Section 34 Town 20 N Range 6 W including multiple lots with paid taxes 1923 1924 1925. total redemption amount 47 42 plus service fees. Names: Dewitt C. Church and Joseph Baikauskis listed as grantees or interest holders. Amounts paid shown: 6 12 6 39 6 20.
Purchaser warns owners of interests in the described lands that payment must be made to the undersigned or the register in chancery. If not paid, legal proceedings for possession will begin. The notice references five descriptions in five section township ranges with amounts paid recorded as $20.16 for years 1922-1923.
By purchaser under tax sale notices owners of certain lands in Michigan are informed that redemption is possible. The record lists three parcels in Section 10 Town 20 N Range 5 W with amounts paid for taxes from 1920 through 1925 and a total redemption amount of 140.78 plus service fees. Claimants named include Emma Rought Frank S Rought Oliver Rought John Briggs Matilda Taylor and William Murphy executor of estate of Hoh Team B Rought deceased and other devisees under will.
The readable text references a grantee and last recorded deed within a regular chain of title, noting a transfer or interest in property. Details are incomplete, with numeric fragment 424 and unspecified parties.
Notice lists land described by government lots in Michigan with unpaid taxes for 1924 and 1925 and amounts due to redeem plus sheriff fees. Names recipients and mortgagee, cites location 424 West Fourth, Jackson, Michigan, and advertises buying selling and exchanges with a friendly line.
The article defines streamlining as shaping wood or metal coverings on parts of a plane or machine to minimize air resistance. It emphasizes the goal of smoother flow and efficiency in operation.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by William Hicot t assignee of the Clare County Savings Bank on a 1916 mortgage to Leslie A Wood Dora B Wood and Mary Wood. The sale on August 26 1929 at 10 am at the Harrison courthouse aims to satisfy $1170.50 plus costs. The property is in Clare County Michigan described as parts of Section 13 Township 17N Range 5W.
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