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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
7
The speaker pledges uniform, courteous county service and minimal expenses. He notes Prosecuting Attorney receives a salary, not fees, and points to higher officers’ fees in the opponent’s last term, promising continued cost restraint if nominated.
Mites Jecsia Berger of Saginaw visiting friends here for a few days. A N Giddings was in town on business last week Friday. Camp Kagie has broken camp for the season and reports plenty of fish. Harry Uien entertaining friends from Indiana this week. Joe David Leon seeks workers for gravel road north of here. A party was given at the Gleaner wall Saturday night honoring Fred Saitling who enlisted in the army for one year border duty in Texas. FB Maltby of Ann Arbor visiting relatives a few days. Miss Bertha Sowles entertaining friends from Flint.
Windover Mr and Mrs O Delling visited Caesar Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rolland Blain left for their new home at Shepherd Iaat Tassday. Mr and Mrs Hunt from Toledo and Mrs Olive Reid from Lansing visiting F Bakers. Mr Winegarder and family left for Ohio after weeks at their cottage. Mrs Smith entertaining friends from Lansing this week.
Mr and Mrs R B Comer and family spent Sunday at D W Comer s. Mrs Verne Mickle and sonia Voernell and Vain visited her mother Mrs F Acre Thureday. Mr and Mrs Russell Davie and grandmother Mrs D W Comer visited Wayne Coopers Taureday. Muriel Hanna moved his home after a week s work. Mr and Mrs Wayne Cooper and son Janior and Mr and Mrs Rosse Davis spent weekend with grandparents A Trumble of Harrison. Mrs Kemp is come better at this writing.
Clear Creek Ranch and F. Achard operate in Ottawa Illinois on business. A. E. Achard returned from Clare and Saginaw on Sunday. N. Rawls spent Sunday with relatives near Temple. Walt Pettit and F. M. Cosgrove were Clara callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Berry visited sister Mrs. Theodore Gunderman on Sunday. Four area residents attended the Sunday School convention at Lake George on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gilmore and family from Hamilton Ohio camping at Lake George visited here Saturday.
West Greenwood notes report baptisms at Green Creek led by Rev. Clapp with five persons baptized at 7 p.m. Visitors include Miss Mildred Ewing of Marion and Ruweell Chaffee returning from Lansing. Asa Kingebary and family and others from Owosso spend two weeks nearby.
A large gathering filled the Colonville church Sunday evening. Teed and L J Teed’s brother delivered the sermon to enthusiastic listeners. Alice McFarland of McBain visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Alfred Ratter and Mr Severson. Mrs Jay Clate recovered from illness. Keenan family hosted Detroit visitors. Aaron McReynolds and three children from Illinois stayed with Wm Bruckart and Mrs Wesley Teale. Alice Teale and Tessie Sodkins visited Lake George and attended the Clare County Convention. J Bodkins and family joined relatives at Jobs Haines in Clare.
In chancery at Harrison Michigan Lissie Pomeroy plaintiff seeks relief against Anson Poweoy defendant. Since the defendant is not a resident the court orders appearance within three months and publication of the order in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. This action is filed August 21 1938 with Judge Ray Hart presiding.
State probate court orders August 31 1920 hearing on Flora Whitman petition for administration of Roy Jones estate. Public notice to run three consecutive weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding at Harrizon probate office.
Twenty First Judicial Circuit in Chan cery of Clare County Michigan, dated August 12 1920, Edward B Schultz plaintiff v James B Pearson and unknown heirs devisees legatees and assigns defendants. Defendants not residents of this state. appearance ordered by Circuit Judge Hay Hart on motion of Carlos A Reading attorney for plaintiff. notice to be published in Clare Michigan. Carrie A Reading business address Clare Michigan al 7
At the probate office in Harrison on September 7 1920 at ten in the forenoon a hearing will be held on William E Wassons petition to admit a will of Read Hale deceased to probate and grant administration to Wasson or another suitable person. Publication of this order is required for three consecutive weeks in Sentinel newspaper.
Mortgage default on Dudley Turner loan to Lew Cameron dated 1919 triggers foreclosure. George Hall as assignee will sell the Southeast Quarter of Section 18 in Township 19 North Range 4 West at noon October 11, 1920 at the Harrison Court House to cover owed principal and interest plus costs and attorney fees.
Algernon Hutchineos traveled to De troit last week and drove a car for I B Hampton. Several families and relatives including Langworthy and Abbott visited Sanday. Mrs John Rulapaugh and others attended a Lake George Sunday school convention. A pony riding accident left Ralph Allen with a bad wound. Dr Sanford reports he is improving.
A letter from Dan E Hoover pledges full-time dedication to the office if elected and asks voters to investigate his record. He notes limited personal contact and requests an X mark before his name on the ballot.
A candidate, a farmer with no other trade, asks voters to honor him with the sheriff’s office. He says he defended the country in the Spanish American War and his son died in World War I, and vows to provide the best service possible.
Republican candidate Gottlob J Nees seeks support for the primary on August 31 1920. Voters are asked to place an X opposite his name in the classified notices offering the best results for local governance.
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