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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
7
Probate Court of Clare County orders final administration account for Courtney A Kleman deceased. Anna Kleman petitions for allowance and distribution. Hearing set for December 31 1980 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office with three weeks of publication in The Clare Sentinel.
The Clare County Probate Court in Harrison orders a hearing for Ernest Ramey to obtain a license to sell the estate of Hli Raney, deceased, on January 9 1931 at 10:00 AM, with notice published in The Clare Sentinel. Also notices mortgage foreclosure on a Clare County farm held by The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul, with sale scheduled January 27 1931 at 10:00 AM in Harrison to satisfy debt and costs.
Four months from December 26 1930 are allowed for creditors to file claims against the estate of William Smith at the probate office Harrison County. Claims must be presented by March 20 1931 and will be heard March 27 1981 at 10:00 a.m. Dated December 22 1930 Thos Dorsey 1014.
In the matter of the estate of Lewis Pomeroy deceased Jané Davis Pomeroy filed for the estate and it is ordered that the 2nd day of January is set for proceedings The Clare Sentinel newspaper is printed and circulated in the county Judge of Probate 814.
Ethel I. Allen files petition for administration of the estate of Bilton R. Allen deceased in said county. The court schedules a hearing for December 22 1980 and orders notice by publication in The county probate office. Judge of Probate oversees proceedings and names S C Kirkbride or other suitable person as potential administrator.
Landowners notify Walter Hauck Bert Douglas and Othel Douglas that a 1929 lease on lands in Red ding Township Clare County Michigan is forfeited for failure to drill or pay $1 per acre quarterly. Thirty days to surrender in writing to the Register of Deeds. otherwise an Affidavit of Forfeiture will be filed. Lands described as North Onehalf of Southwest Quarter Section 34 and Southwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter Section 20 in Red ding Township.
Legal notice describes land in Section 34 and 22 Township 19N Range 6W and 5W totaling 120 acres more or less per government survey. Dated Clare December 22, 1930.
Resolution of determination states roads in Clare County are adopted into the county road system. Notice to highway authorities of affected townships will be published weekly for three consecutive weeks in The Clare Sentinel and Clare County Cleaver. Roads include eight miles in Surrey Township between sections 15 16 9 10 and 4 9 and one mile in Sheridan Township on old Loomis State Road from section 27 south line to north line. Dated November 19 1930.
Tracy Munger and wife and son Miles return home with Floyd Elliott of Freeland after visiting John Madison and family. Mrs. Maurice Chapplein, Farwell and Mrs. Kittie McIntosh of Hinkleville also present. Chris Webber and Walter Smith with Mrs. Albert Madison shopped in Clare for Christmas. Delbert Fish and Floyd Powers of Ann Arbor took John Madison to Ann Arbor for Christmas.
The 1926 Lake Denmark New Jersey naval ammunition depot disaster killed 31 people and caused about 3.0 million dollars in damage.
The column reports on holiday greetings and good wishes for the new year. Local families celebrate, entertain, and visit relatives including Joe B Clark Perry Gardner Miss Jean Jackson and Will Buckley on their wedding anniversary. Funeral for Mrs Anna Oman noted with sympathy extended to her family.
Mrs. Otto Fish and Mrs. Sam Muir hosted guests in Toledo and Clare over the holiday period. Local residents including Mrs. Will Mahan, O. C. Somerville, Geo. Scott, and Miss Lucile Brooks were among those visiting Clare and surrounding towns. Election of Sunday School officers is planned for next Sunday as the Gleaners held an open installation with Ed Little assisting the installing officer.
The Case school held a Christmas tree Friday night with praise for Mrs. Wood and the pupils' fine program. W. R. Jarman and nephews visited the Elam Seymour home. The Willing Workers Aid Society plans a New Year’s dinner at the church basement with Mrs. Nellie Glass and Mrs. Chloe Renner on the committee.
Miss Benny Laycox spent the weekend with her parents in Gladwin. Loren Leitner of Flint was a caller at J. P. Myers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Verland Williams and baby from Clare visited Herbert Myers. Gerald and Herbert Myers were cutting posts for S. Myers near Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook left for Flint after a week with their sister L. A. Kiggens. F. M. and W. E. Myers and wives went to Ithaca to help uncle George Deurr celebrate his eighty second birthday and W. E.'s birthday.
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