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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
2
The article notes the twentieth year of tuberculosis Christmas seals sales in the United States. It emphasizes that TB remains deadly to ages 18 to 35, but Michigan shows progress with deaths falling since 1907, implying substantial savings per capita and urging continued fundraising through Christmas seals.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders sale of estate real estate in Warren Paul Finch matter. Administrator Peter A. Oman petitioned for license to sell, hearing set January 6 1927 at 10 am, notice to be published three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
Notice given under a 1920 mortgage by Francis M Lawson and Alice J Lawson to Joseph Hudson Clare Michigan. Sale at Harrison Court House on March 10 1928 to cover $2600 principal and interest plus $35 attorney fee, plus $16000 mortgage balance. Property includes parts of section 2 and section 11 in Clare County.
A Merry Xmas message opens this column with notes of residents returning to work in Lansing and family visits across Clare and Foreign towns. The piece lists guests at the Myers and Riggens households, feather party results with poultry shipments, and calls readers to a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
Lawrence Teale visited from Flint for a two week stay at his parental home. Mrs. Roy Barton spent last Monday with Mrs. S Severson. Mrs. Thos Harris and Grandma Teale remain ill. A shingling bee drew neighbors to Golonville church. Mrs. John Roe and Lucille of South Grant visited Ayling Severson. Mrs. Will Gilson stayed with her mother at Colonville. Will Teale and Roderick from West Grant visited David Teale.
Arthur Center residents share holiday cheer as Ruth and Lowell Shull skip driving to school and stay in Clare. Bert and Lester Kiggins repair district roads while locals meet Ralph Shull, pay their taxes, and attend a Brown supper. The Sentinel invites all to the town program and tree on Saturday December 24.
The Eagle lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kleiner and Mrs. Robert Hutchingon to Mrs. BE, FL Me Créa and family in Farwell, plus calls on Mr. and Mrs. Chris Webber. It notes Rasmong Nash home from the holidays and playful chatter about Santa Claus finding many new stockings.
Mrs Minnie Nichols spent Wednesday at Bertha Lake last week. Jay Bigelow of Shepherd visited for evergreens. Frank McKinn hosted a hunting party. Melvin Youngs of the Free Press visited to care for his fox hound and recover a broken down car. Others traveled to Reed City Vernon Flint and Clare for business and leisure.
The column notes Mrs. C Pervorae has spent five months in the sunny west and returned to care for her farm, including sheep. Other items mention Mrs Carrie Hartiman’s visit, Mack Monday butchering, and local winter bustle with window displays.
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