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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1924

Page

2

Mortgagee Foreclosure on Franks Township Property

By virtue of a 1913 mortgage and a 1922 assignment the West Half of the South East Quarter of Section 20 in Town 20 North Range 3 West, Franklin Township, Clare County Michigan is foreclosed. Vera E. Johnstone is mortgagee with Carlos A. Reading attorney. Sale set for January 19 1925 at 2 pm at the front door of the Clare County Courthouse Harri son Michigan to satisfy the debt plus costs and attorney fee.

Walter Sharp Betsy Sharp W. Henry Wilson Register of Deeds Clare County Michigan Cora H. Johnstone Harrison Clare Frank-in Vera E. Johnstone Carlos A. Reading First Nat’l Bank Ann Arbor

Foreclosure Notice on 1924 Clare County Mortgage

Mortgagees Robert Ervin and Crista Hrvin announce foreclosure for default on September 10 1918 mortgage. Public auction at Harrison Court House Clare County Michigan on February 17 1925 at 1 PM for property in Winterfield Township described as West one half of the NW quarter of Section 32 Town 20 North Range 6 West.

Laura Bell Seifried Alma Michigan Robert Ervin Crista Hrvin Marion Register of Deeds Claire Harrison Clare Towit Winterfield Clare County

Michigan State News in Brief

Muskegon 11 year old Angela Cioe drowned breaking ice on the old water works pond on the way to school. Jackson 15 year olds George Dagley and Lawrence Davix drowned in Michigan Center pond. Bay City West Bay City Sugar company closes annual campaign reporting 90 000 tons of beets processed. Port Huron Grant Tucker treated at University Hospital Ann Arbor for rabies Pasteur treatment. Ypsilanti Roy Millspaugh 22 died from injuries after his car was struck by a train near Denton. Lansing State Administrative Board allocates 4000 for Newberry State Hospital cottages repairs. Grand Rapids mobile death toll rises to 20 with death of Mrs. Theodore A Smith crossing near her home. Bettle Creek Mutchler Coal Co office robbed again, about 50 stolen. Grand Rapids Ed Nieboer former Beeman postmaster sentenced to three years Leavenworth for embezzling 3600. Flint White Star Bus Line sale to Peoples Motor Coach Co. completed for 265000. Marquette over 38600 autos ferried into Upper Peninsula this year versus 19000 last year. Lansing Michigan Security Commission orders stop sale of Michigan Mutual Savings Association memberships outside Detroit home office. Saginaw Saginaw County milk producers strike against four distributors after price investigation urging 235 per hundredweight. Detroit Legislature to fix River Rouge Ecorse boundary. double tax payments in disputed strip. Cadillac Wexford County roads unlikely to stay open this winter without state aid. Mt Clemens Wolverine Bus rate increase to 34 cents per mile opposed by city for Detroit livelihoods. Ann Arbor City Council grants People’s Bus Co eleven bus lines and Blue 20 minute service citywide. future streetcar tracks may be torn up if franchise approved.

Jackson George Dagley Michigan Center Lawrence Davix Albion Michigan Center Pond Bay City West Bay City Sugar Company Port Huron Grant Tucker University Hospital Ann Arbor Grand Rapids Ed Nieboer Beeman Newaygo County Leavenworth Flint White Star Detroit Peoples Motor Coach Co Detroit United Railway Elmer Benford Marquette Upper Peninsula Straits of Mackinac Frank F. Rogers Lansing Michigan Securit Commission Michigan Mutual Savings Association Saginaw Saginaw County River Rouge Ecorse Harry Messimer Messimer Cadillac Wexford County Road Commission Board of Supervisors Mt. Clemens Wolverine Bus Company Mt. Clements Michigan Utilities Commission Peoples’ Bus Co

Foley's One and Tar Compound Promoted for Coughs

Mrs L Van Belle of Pearcy Montana reports her boy suffered a bad cough but recovered after using Foley's One and Tar Compound. The ad touts Foley's for coughs colds and hoarseness in children and older persons. Sold by BD A Auverene Ady.

Embezzler Captured After Four Year Global Hunt

Luther W. Smith known as Heller, 52, former Mt. Holly National Bank assistant cashier, confessed to embezzling 18310 dollars fourteen years ago. Pursuit stretched from New Jersey to Nova Scotia, Liverpool, Munich, Los Angeles, and Detroit. An accident-led arrest in Detroit followed a Mt. Holly resident’s tip to authorities.

Detroit Clifford 8 Heller Luther W. Smith Mt. Holly Nova Scotia Liverpool Munich Germany Los Angeles Department of Justice East

Naval Court Convened Over Unauthorized Publication In Naval Matters

Secretary Wilbur orders a naval court of inquiry at the New York yard to probe the disclosure of a letter from Captain Hugo Osterhaus to Captain Berry. The letter claims the British fleet outranges the U S and could shell American battleships from far beyond American guns. It also describes a practice to flood hull bulwarks to make ships list and fire at 30 000 yards.

Washington Wilbur Naval Court New York Navy Yard Hugo W. Osterhaus Naval War College R. L. Berry New York

Plan dirigible to span globe in giant airship project

Akron Ohio Goodyear Zeppelin plans a five million cubic foot dirigible, twice the size of the Los Angeles, as the first step toward a world spanning airship. P W Litchfield says after exhaustive tests the 5,000,000 cubic foot craft will lead to a 10,000,000 cubic foot ship for non stop globe flights.

Akron, O Los Angeles Goodyear- Zeppelin Corporation Akron P. W. Litchfield Globe Zeppelin Corporation Litchfield

Talked To Death Certificate From Edmonton

An official death certificate filed here states a Lethbridge resident died from being talked to death. The physician who prepared the certificate confirmed it by letter.

Edmonton Alta Lethbridge

Congress urged to repeal or modify seamen act for Great Lakes

Edwin Hy Duff, Washington representative for the Inland Waterways Lines Association, urged sessions of the Rivers and Harbors Congress to repeal or modify parts of the La Follette act as applied to Great Lakes shipping. He argued the three-shift crew rules and high seaman counts impose prohibitive labor costs on short runs.

Great Lakes Washington Edwin Hy Duff

Christmas Greetings Amid Grippe Season In Town

Correspondence notes Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all. Little La Verne Bates is very sick with a cold. Gene and Floren Orvis and Fred Athey have been exciting the fox family and, with Old Pete, they have caught four. Most residents are laid low by grippe, keeping news sparse for the week ahead.

la Verne Bates Gene Floren Orvis Fred Athey Fox Pete

Myers Corners community notices and family updates

Mrs Lester Riggens is on the sick list. Ruth Myers spent the weekend at her Clare home. School exercises are planned for Wednesday evening. Snow cleared from local roads after weekend snowfall. J P F M and W E Myers and wives traveled to Ithaca Friday for a 76 year old birthday party. Mr and Mrs F M Myers drove to Coleman with poultry for Mr Watson. Mrs Mead, Gleaners helper, broke her arm and injured in a car accident.

Coleman Watson

Mt Clemons resident heads to Florida for winter

George Hutchinson of Mt Clemons departs from his sister Mrs J B Allen's home after a week as a guest to spend the winter in Florida. Bernice Allen of Rochester Mich visits her mother Mrs James Thompson. Mrs Ed Bunyan recovers from erysipelas. Others attend various visits and society events including the Missionary Society at Mrs John Presley.

George Hutchinson Mt. Clemons J.B. Allen Florida Mack Leeth Migs Bernice Allen Rochester Mich James Thompson Ed. Bunyan Burton Bay

Local Readers Enter Treatments at Burleson Sanatorium

In Grand Rapids a patient will enter the Burleson Sanatorium for treatments. Little Raymond Snyder and Maurine Hutchinson are listed as sick. Rev and Mrs Frank Bates drove to appointments at Delo and Pine River on Sunday.

Grand Rapids Burleson Sanatorium Raymond Snyder Maurine Hutchinson Frank Bates Delo Pine River

Christmas and New Year greetings and local visits

Community notes recount holiday wishes from Mrs. Cappaert and family. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Comer and Kenneth, the Teall family, Smiths, Rhodes, Miller and brothers, and others exchange greetings and report weekend visits and traveling to Clare Owosso Evart and Lansing. Hunters return from the north woods amid talk of game.

Cappaert Arthur Barone Decatur Ind Lloyd, Comer Kenneth Comer J. N. Teall Neice Andy Smith North Woods John Rhodes D. W. Comer Ira Miller Little Brothers Springer House Clare Albert ‘Allen

D Scott Family News Moves Across Michigan and Clare

Mrs C Mahan returns from a five week visit to Toledo and Saginaw Michigan. Miss Igenna Fansnaugh from Cheas ing visits D Scott family. Geo Scott to Heart Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D Scott to Clare Wednesday. Raymond Scott of Farwell visits D Scott and C Brown Tuesday night. Ben Martin John Calvin Tryon go to Clare Thursday. Anna Oman Margaret Martin Katie Crawford Charlie Scott Clair Scott attend Sears dance. Harry Boucher recovering and back on the job. Geo Scott to Clara Friday. Mr and Mrs Geo Cosgrove leave town.

D. Scott Clare

New Year Notes From Hinkleville and Nearby

Local column recounts greetings and small town happenings. Mentions John Sherman discarding crutches, Clare Oliver’s marriage to a former resident, and Geo Burch battling influenza. Nurse Hikile visits the school, a Christmas program, hobos entertained at Hawkins residence, a puzzle about mercury and wood, and local timber work in Vernon.

Christmas Visitors and Local Meetings Report

Southeast Sheridan Miss Hannah Langin returns from Flint to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Langin. Vivian Sowle comes from Mt Pleasant for the holidays. Hold Welch visits Joel DeGeer from Flint. Mrs Welch helps at the DeGeer home as Mrs DeGeer recovers. Charlie Pendell arrives from Oakland California to visit Fred Coe and C Smith. Saints hold a Christmas tree at Loomis church Tuesday night. The Church of God hosts meetings at Levi Priest home with fair attendance and a December 30 follow up. John Livingston Jobe Randle cut wood. John Livingston and family attend the funeral of Mrs L s uncle H W Loomis at Clare.

Hdna Langin Flint

Advert for Foley remedies and free samples

An old advertisement offers a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds plus free sample Foley Pills and Foley Gathartic Tablets. Send name and address to Foley & Co. 2835 Sheffield Ave. IL and receive the remedies by mail. Sold by HB. A. AndersonAdv. 416.

Foley & Co Sheffild Ave Foley HB. A. Anderson

Reader letter from New Mexico hints at film order delays

A New Mexico woman received a Philadelphia film related note promising Lite-a Day books priced from $2.50 to 96 each. The letter apologizes for not furnishing Pepys Diary and offers to fulfill the reader's order, noting it teaches here and requests confirmation.

New Mexico Philadelphia Pepys

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Legals Charles A. Goggin Muskegon Angela Cioe Water Works Ypsilanti Roy Millspaugh Belleville Michigan Central Denton Here State Administrative Board Newberry State Hospital Theodora A. Smith Bettle Creek Mutchler Coal Co Smith New Jersey Chase Europe Arthur Center Owosso Harry Ulsh Geo. Scott Harry Spence Evart Anna Spence Ira Badger Mrs. Rassett Lake News Leighing John Sherman Clare Oliver Geo. Burch LaGrippe Wm. Hawkins Assomibley John Sparkel Warren Robert Tom Brown Vernon Sheridan
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