Legals Notice of Hearing Claims in Clare County
Notices issued by the Probate Court of Clare County Michigan request creditors file claims against the estate of William Grimm by May 11 1925. Claims will be heard May 18 1925 at ten oclock in Harrison. Also a chancery action in Clare Circuit Court against Lakeside Dairy Fox Farms and others unfolds with non resident defendants ordered to appear within three months or risk bill of complaint being confessed. Publication required in Clare Sentinel or service of order prior to appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
William
Grimm
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
County of
Chancery
Mildred W. Bullock
Grace A. Benson
St. Petersburg
Florida
C. W. Perry
Ray Hart
Mortgage Sale Set to Foreclose Clare County Mortgage
Default on a January 1 1924 mortgage by Charles and Viletta Ciliax to Mary A. Lydiatt triggers foreclosure on April 20 1925. The sale at the Clare County Court House front door will settle the principal 1332 23 and accrued costs, with liens from Henry Lydiatt Mary Lydiat and Clare County Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ciliax
Viletta Ciliax
Grant Township
Clare County
Michigan
Mary A. Lydiatt
Flint
City of
Harrison
Circuit Court
Henry Lydiatt
Mary Lydiat
Melvin Hartgrove
Clare County Savings Bank
Barige
Local Correspondence Reports Illnesses and Demise
Thomas reports illness for two weeks while John Gaffney plans a Lake Monday visit. Clifford Pawlisoon arranged Dr Conders for My W Finch on Sunday. Windover resident W F Finch visited his father and noted improvement. His sons George and Jack host chicken pox. M W Finch learned on Saturday that Charles Alley, formerly of Garfield, died Thursday at his daughter Mrs Joe Chubb in Richman at 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Cook
John Gaffney
Lake
Clifford Pawlisoon
Dr. Conders
W. Finch
F. Finch
Windover
George
Jack
M. W. Finch
Charles Alley
Garfield
Joe Chubb
Richman
Winter Weather and Local Errands in Sheridan
Southwest Sheridan Blake Marlin hauls lumber to Herrick siding for John Presley. Fred Morris from Detroit returns home after visiting his uncle Joel Presley last Wednesday. Henry Severson of Flint and family visit Sheridan and Wilse relatives. Severson improves slightly. The region endures a long winter with sleigh rides possible as snow blocks M-20. Stevens mill broke down last Friday. Ray Strouser works for Severson buzzing wood. The bear saw its shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Marlin
Herrick
John’ Presley
Fred Morris
Detroit
Joel Presley
Henry Severson
Flint
Sheridan
Wilse
S. Severson
Stevens
Ray Strouser
Severson
Groundhog predicts six weeks of cold weather
The ground hog’s shadow signals six weeks more cold weather. Alois Gibis’s Saturday dancing party drew a good crowd. Guests enjoyed refreshments as Lawrence and Ula Robinett and others hosted and visited. George Gibis marked his birthday with a cake of 68 candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Gibis
Lawrence
Ula Robinett
Lena Frees
West Grant
Charles Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Edd Hanley
Clare
George Gibis
Joe
Jennie Bowler
Local Folks Visit and a Birth at the Achard Ranch
East Lincoln notes show Mr and Mrs Wm Kube hosting Margarite and Salome Smith. visits to Arthur Kube at Achard ranch and Lake George relatives. Kube’s ice house at Mud Lake supplies campers. Alfred Abbott and Mrs Henry Wellman visited. A daughter to Alfred Abbott and wife born February 1 weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces, named Bessie Addaline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kube
Margarite
Salome Smith
Arthur Kube
Achard Ranch
Ralph Cowles
Alfred Abbott
Henry “Wellman
Lake George
Wm.Kube
Mud Lake
Elmer Beard
Chester Sprague
Harrison
Edward McQuestion
Detroit
Lillian Billgren
Farwell
Clare
Myron Dunkle
Greenwood
Bessie Addaline
Community Notes from Eagle Local Page
Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson is on the sick list with Dr. F C Sanford attending. Mr and Mrs Howard Penrose and family visited Mr and Mrs Owen Spink. Mr and Mrs K Keever of Rose Bush and Mr and Mrs Art Keever of Arthur called on Mr and Mrs Ervin Orvis. Mr and Mrs John Watson of Flint visiting Robt Hutchinson. Wesley Scott joyful over birth of a son Jan 31. Owen Spink making progress on lumber job. J B Allen hosted J A Allen and family for Mrs J A Allen’s birthday. George Hemstreet improving after operation. Bunyan still in unimproved condition, aims to return to Burison Sanitarium Grand Rapids soon. Rev Snyder conducting Elm Grove meetings. Roads improving after snow blockade. Mrs Jay Clute and Patricia Colonville visiting her mother Mrs James Thompson. Mrs Fréd Allen entertaining the Lagripp. Little Donald Lee Tryon ill with fever and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hutchinson
F. C. Sanford
Howard Penrose
Owen Spink
K. Keever
Rosebush
Art Keever
Arthur
Ervin Orvis
John Watson
Flint
Robt
Hutchinson
Wesley Scott
J. B. Allen
J. A. Allen
George Hemstreet
Bunyan
Grand Rapids
Snyder
Elm Grove
Jay Clute
Patrica
Colonville
James Thompson
Fréd Allen
Lagripp
Donald Lee Tryon
Evers
January Thaw Fails to Arrive as Hinkle News Delights
Local notes recount a mild winter ending with the last day thaw. A birthday anniversary celebrates twins born January 31 and February 1 in Michigan. Hinkle hosts a dinner for friends, with music and humor, and neighbors share social visits and garden chatter amid playful quips about sunshine and weather.
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Dessert & Brown Lumber Co
White House
Commodore
van Camps
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Glare
Lice
Legals
State of Michigan
John HH. Doherty
Lakeside Dairy and
Fox Farms, & Corporation
Lee Berridge
and Grace Benson
Plaintiff's Attorney
Clare, Mich
Jos
F. Bowler
Mortgazee
West Freeman
Southwest
Randall
East Lincoln
Clare Alich
ParisCars
al. Purdy
Ladies Aid
Gordon McIntosh
Saginaw
Clarence Bater
Augusta Cakins
Vern Moline
Henry Kraatz
Thomas Cat
Richfield
Genessee County
Mich
Varnice Fabian
George H Edward
H. Hinkle
Frank
Wm. Hawkins
Maxine
Connors
George Burch
Blanche Hantburge
A. Oliver
Olive Franklin
Hink
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
BH. A. Anderson
Ady
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