Notice of Meeting of Commissioners on Claims
In the probate matter of James Davison deceased Clare County Michigan commission ers are appointed to receive examine and adjust all claims. Four months from January 31 1927 were allowed for creditors to present claims. They will meet at Thomas Farrs office Farwell on April 21 1927 and May 31 1927 at 10 o clock in the forenoon to examine and adjust claims. Dated January 29 1927. Commissioners Kh R Shear Carl Updegraff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davison
Thomas FB. Farr
Farwell
Kh. R. Shear
Carl Updegraff
Local notices and neighborly rounds in Arthur Center
Correspondents report visits and small town happenings around Arthur Center. Ralph Fawke suffers a sore throat while Mrs. Shull improves at home. 32 attend Ladies Aid with two new members, and clerical, social, and travel notes follow. Neighbors help cut wood for J Roller and Windover ice plans unfold as townsfolk mingle and share greetings.
Notice of Hearing Claims in Estate of Henry H. Bogue
The Probate Court of Harrison County will hear claims against the estate of Henry H. Bogue deceased. Creditors have four months from January 28 1927 to present claims at the probate office Harrison City County for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed by May 28 1927 and will be heard on May 28 1927 after noon. Dated January 24 1927 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Bogue
Harrison
Dorsey
Appointment for Publication in Probate Court
Public notice in Clare Sentinel of a hearing on February 7 1927 at ten o clock in the morning for Eleanor J Mark to obtain administration of Noah Mark deceased. The Glare County Probate Court session in Harrison fixes the date and requires weekly publication for three weeks. Thos S Dorsey presiding official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Glare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Noah Mark
Eleanor J. Mark
Clare Sentinel
Thos. S. Dorsey
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare Michigan
Notice of foreclosure sale on a 1925 mortgage by Clarence and Ethel Kirkpatrick to Orval Vandewarker Clare Michigan. Sale set for April 22 1927 at 10:00 AM at the Har rison Courthouse front door to cover due principal and interest seven hundred twenty three dollars and ninety three cents plus 30 dollars attorney fee and costs. Property is Lot 1 and the south 38 feet of Lot 2 in Block 8 of McIlwan’s First Addition to Clare Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Ethel L. Kirkpatrick
Clare
Michigan
Orval Vandewarker
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
Wits
Mclwan
Clare Michigan
Clare County
East Lincoln Social Notes Reach Across Roads
Miss Neva McQuestion spent Sunday with Arlene Root of Mann Siding and Carl Brown of Harrison called on Wm Kube Thursday. Mr and Mrs CG W Sprague and Wm Kube visited Clare and Dover at Josh Miser's Friday. Mrs Edd McQuestion is confined to bed by illness. Lloyd Lambert of Pontiac visits his mother Mrs McQuestion for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Henry Heintgelman visited Bay City last Saturday to see Mrs Lautzenhauser improving. Mr and Mrs Frank Nash and Delmar Sprague spent the weekend with Frank Nash's parents of Windover. Mr and Mrs Wm Rube and daughter Marguerite visited their daughter Mrs E J Calkins and family of Lake George Sunday. Arlene Root of Mann Siding spent Thursday at school district No 4 with Mrs Frank Nash and Delmar Sprague to Clare Monday for dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva McQuestion
Henry Heintgelman
Bay City
Lautzenhauser
Frank Nash
Delmar Sprague
Windover
Wm. Rube
Marguerite
E. J. Calkins
Lake George
Arlene Root
Mann Siding
Lake George Resort News and Local Arrivals
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Mead left Friday for treatment for goiter and returned Sunday. Irid Struble and others assisted with ice at Windover Lake while many town residents visited or did errands around Clare Mud Lake and Farwell on Friday and Saturday.
Family News From Northwest Greenwood Floyd Chaffee
Northwest Greenwood Floyd Chaffee returns home from Traverse City to be with his sister Mrs George Send for the past few months. Mr and Mrs Abe VanBuskirk entertained twenty neighbors Saturday with card games and a noon lunch. Beulah and Marion Clark and grandson Billy visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Clark who returned to Owosso Monday afternoon. Chester Chaffee of Clare called Thursday at his paputue home. Norman Shimmel and wife with their little son Henry spent Saturday evening at Wm Clarks listening to the new radio. Telephone line No 17 has been out of commission for over a week and a lineman is urged to fix it. Clifford Chaffee and Floyd spent Monday evening at W Clark’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd - Chaffee
Traverse City
George
Abe VanBuskirk
Clark
Beulah
Marion
Billy
Owosso
Chester Chaffee
Clare
Hig Papuute
Norman Shimmel
Henry
Wm. Clarks
Lineman
Clifford Chaffee
Floyd
W. Clarks
Local Social Notes Highlight Lansing Visits and School Substitution
Mr Vernor and Grange members visited Lansing over the weekend while Fred Verrette and family spent time with relatives. Clare residents visited and hosted guests at homes, with several trips to Bay City and Detroit noted. The Grange meeting featured a talk on Sugar Beet Contracts, with Marian Durnin visiting and Floy Haring singing, followed by a social pie event. A Pedros party and a substitution at Phimsey school were also mentioned along with a new Stude Baker sedan for Geo Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Verrette
Lansing
Chas
Haring
Bay City
Ernest Howarth
Detroit
Jennings Archarbourt
Augusta Whittie
Mt. Pleasant
Phimsey School
Mae Hann
Ann Arbor
Grangé
Marian Durnin
Floy Haring
Geo. Ackerman
Studebaker
Pedro
Elm Grove Notes Patchwork of Local Life and Incidents
Mabel Lear is ill. Mrs. Harry Lang returns home from caring for Mrs. Gardner as her daughter helps. Charles Sanders hauls hay to Mt. Pleasant. Adam Reger helping Roggerman with ice. Henry Warner Jr returns from the north and finds farming worthwhile, working for Chas Densmore until planting. Mr. and Mrs. Blake and baby overturned their car on an icy road but escape with minor injuries. Bob and Fred Hildebrandt visit the store on the way to their farm to gather wood for summer. The Wood Bee for W. Keith yielded a good stock of wood. Amasa Bennett plans to farm again after visiting grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel. Lear
Harry Lang
W. Keith
Amasa
Bennett
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Hos
Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
McHiway
Decale
Eproducer
Floyd Kirkpatrick
G. C. Symmonds
J. A. Allen
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
Alexander Ewan—Wyue
McEwan
Edison Records
Commissioners ON
Arthur Center
Haines
Vani Atter
J. Roller
Ralph ‘Fawke
Ralph Shullia
C. Shull
Colonville
Wm. Hampton
J. Bodkins
A. D. Hampton
Ladies Aid
Wesley Teale
Wm. Marlin
Herrick
Phillips
Arthur
Jack Emerson
Jenetta
Wm. Reid
Jay Clute
Edith Kistler
Dale Davis
Russell
Flint
Val. Empey
Tesuncontelle
Dover
Nash, Jin
Warren Sharp
Midland
Williams
John, Teeters
Jay. Beard
Oliver Campbell
Achard
Otttawa
Ill
Tony
W, Pettit
Achard Ranch
Mud Lake
Raymond Nash
Mr. Pleasant
C, W. Nash
Jay Beard
Levi Brecht
Hatton
Governor Green
Fore Court
State of Michigan
Farwell Lumber Yard
Friz Undertaking CO
Andrew N. Friz
Lydia M. Friz
Floyd _ Kirkpatrick
Giare
Mich
Larman & Woodcock
Haaptin
T. Carl ‘Holbrook
East Lincoln
Delmar. Sprague
Lake George Resort
Davis
Mead
Arnold
Mr. Davis
Oscar Delling
Maggie Palmer
Irid Struble
Shepherd
Windover Lake
Cyrene Winchell
E.R. M. Austin
Max Rawson
Clark Smedley
Thornton ‘Gytle
Newberry
Hal Crispman
Chas. Flowery
F. A. Luce
Wm. Kube
Erwin Calkins
John Teeter
Norway Ranch
Ray Dillenbeck
Northwest
Greenwood
Mr. Vernor
Elm Grove
Yellow Jacket
Kentucky
Virginia
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