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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
3
Rates listed: $1.60 yearly to Michigan points, $2.00 to other U S points, $4.00 yearly to Canada. Single copies 5 cents. weekly Friday issues. Clare Post Office second class matter. Liners and reading notices charged per line. 10 cent heading surcharge.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders January 10, 1928, for hearing the petition of George Arndt to grant administration of the estate of August Arndt to Charles Thurgton or another suitable person. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Glare Sentinel. Thos. Dorsey, Judge of Probate.
Public sale orders a hearing for December 27 1927 at 10 a m in Har rison Probate Office to admit a will and grant administration to Carlos A Reading or other suitable person. Publication required in Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks prior to hearing. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Default occurred under a 1912 mortgage by F William Trietch and Annie L Trietch to Perry D Brown. The sale is set for February 13, 1928 at 1 pm at the Harrison courthouse to cover due principal interest costs and attorney fees with half northeast quarter and southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 25 in township 18 north range 4 west.
Prank Salter and five friends from Detroit spent a few days at Lost Lake hunting. Jay Spaulding Roy Kimble and their uncle Mr White from Beaverton stayed at the Lost Lake hunting lodge. Will Crouse returned home from a year in the woods. Mr and Mrs V F Finch and nephew Elmo Migan visited Detroit and Bedford with George Syer and others over the weekend.
The village extends season’s wishes for Christmas and the New Year. Mrs. Sadie Connors visited Clare with Mrs. Philo Smith and Mrs. H. D. Kratz. Orin Smith, recently recovered from Ann Arbor hospital, plans a several week visit with Edith Conklin and Jos. Lowrys in Marion. Oliver remodels his house with new partitions windmill water lines and planned kitchen updates. Mrs. A Byba cares for the infant son of Ernest Chaffee in Clare.
Rev and Mrs W W Hurd of Clare dined with Milton Davison. Ladies Aid met at Mrs John Halstead. H Bidrich of St Louis stayed with John Tiedeman. Mrs Wallace Graham and mother visited Clare. Elmer Schofield home from Orion for winter. Dave McSoogan farm sold to Detroit party. Junior ill with scarlatina. Schofield home quarantined. Walter Smedley home for winter. Bernard Schofield boarding with Jim Stanley. Reverend Smith unwell after moving to Hart.
The Rosebush Methodist Church announces a Young People Christmas party in the basement Thursday night December 22. A children's party for Sunday School boys and girls is Friday night December 23 and Sunday December 25 features a Christmas story in song tableaux and sermon at Center 10:30 a.m. and Rose Bush 7:00 p.m. Hugh Coyne of Toronto, Canada, visited last week due to his brother John’s illness. Lyle Johnston of Mancélona spends Christmas vacation at home. Mrs. Susan Daly leaves for Flint to visit her daughter Mrs. Elton Graham. Mrs. Elmo Dunn returns to Detroit after a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Howey. Mr. Whitsel dies Monday at the home of Mrs. Robert Campbella in Mite Pleasant after a month of care.
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