Probate hearing set for foreign will in Clare County
In Harrison January 18 1980 Judge Thos S Dorsey fixed February 7 1930 at ten AM for hearing H UH Tredway petition to admit a Ohio probate instrument to Michigan probate and grant administration. notice to be published in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Nicholas Malbury
H. UH. Tredway
Ohio
Michigan
H. EH. Tredway
Gaid
Clare Sentinel
S. Dorsey
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1925 mortgage by William Johnson and Emma Johnson on property in Farwell Michigan. Henry S G House and Mary H House mortgagees announce a public auction on March 8 1980 at 10 06 AM at the Harison Court House to satisfy the due principal interest taxes and attorney fees on the described land in Clare County including lot 27 BH Hall's Subdivision and the west half of section 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Emma Johnson
Farwell
Michigan
Henry S. G. House
Mary
H. House
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
Harion
Range Five
Ionia and
Houghton Lake State Road
Hall
North Range
Clare County
Henry 8. G
Mary H
Mortagagees
Local Community Notes From Bertha Lake Area
Miss Salome Smith spent the week with Miss Margaret Dunkle of Bertha Lake. Magnus and Durfee boys were busy by the past week, John List Sr. and son visited the farm Saturday. Roy transported ice from Beebe Lake for CO Durfee last week. Mrs P J Durfee visited Friday with Mrs Clarence Durfee. Mrs Wm Magnus spent weekend with her daughter Mrs John Larman Jr. of Clare. Mr and Mrs Harry Brockway and son Harl visited C Durfee Saturday. Henry Grimo had a ditch accident Saturday with car damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome Smith
Margaret Dunkle
Bertha Lake
Magnus
Durfee
John List, Sr
Roy. Green
Beebe Lake
P. J. Durfee
Clarence Durfee
Wm. Magnus
John Larman, Jr
Clare
Harry Brockway
Harl
C. Durfee
Henry Grimo
Community Notices and Local Visits Roundup
HINKLEVILLE residents Mr and Mrs Wm Hendrie of Norwest Vernon spent Friday with Mr and Mrs F Hinkle. Elmer Lackie visited relatives in Coleman Sunday. Bruce Peleh and son Donald of Farwell visited Mrs Harper. BF Hinkle attended services at Clare. Miss Nellie Bellinger was ill prompting a short school vacation. Mrs Frank Carr of Clare is at Hawkins home briefly. Gordon McIntosh Robert Sparkel A Oliver and F Hinkle attended a Masonic meeting at Mt Pleasant with lodges from Midland Gladwin Clyre and Isabella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hendrie
Norwest Vernon
F. Hinkle
Elmer Lackie
Coleman
Bruce Peleh
Donald
Farwell
Harper
BF. Hinkle
Clare
Nellie Bellinger
Myers Corners Snowbound and Social Notes
Myers family in Myers Corners faces heavy snow with mail undelivered for three days. Chaster Myers returned from Lansing and John Hartman worked wood for the Myers and Kiggens. Local residents visit and share meals as winter keeps them close to home.
Shull and Bates Families Visit and Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. C Shull and Mrs. Rob Shull with children and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bates and daughters visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shull. Norman Blystone spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Ciliax and son Karl Mavis of Detroit visited Bryan Miller’s family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shull
Rob Shull
Geo. Bates
Ralph Shull
Norman Blystone
Glen Blystone
T. Robinett
Art Rever
Rosebush
Alt. Abbott
Classified Liner Promises Quick Results for Readers
A brisk classified liner highlights fast outcomes for readers seeking immediate answers. It emphasizes concise listings and rapid responses, aiming to connect buyers and sellers efficiently.
Small township notes on family visits and farm work
The column lists a series of Sunday visits and family gatherings including the Richland and Robinett households. It notes hay hauling by Don Allen and Ralph Kurtzhal, road opening by several residents, and updates on flu recovery for the Davis family along with Warren Atwood taking up dry goods orders.
Local residents on the move amid snow and roads work
Northwest Vernon A J Archbold made a business trip to Flint last Thursday. Neighbors organized four teams to clear roads and shovel heavy snow to aid traffic. Several residents from Clare Gilmore Currie farm and East Grant areas traveled for visits and business.
Sunday School Contest Draws Dover Residents
Dover notes announce a new contest for the Sunday School on the 16th due to a quarterly Brown meeting next Sunday. Reports of local visits, radio ownership, a fall causing shoulder injury, ice house filling, a new baby girl, and a scalded injury populate the week’s community recap.
Browns Corner Social Hints From Currie Farm to Harrison
Brown corners notes several local families visiting and hosting Sunday dinners. Chas Garver Kleinhart Eaton and Deller families travel between Currie Harrison and Gladwin with broader church and community events detailed. A quarterly meeting is announced with a schedule and church leadership by Brother Clapp.
Mt Vernon Grange Dance Card Party and Local News
Mt Vernon Grange hosts a dance this week with a card party planned for next Friday. Community notes report visitors, family visits, birthdays, and local happenings including snow-related incidents, new baby Wanda Elaine, and Grange activities with peanuts and candy as prizes.
Local Socials From Colonville and Nearby Towns
Colville area residents share visits with family in Ponting Saginaw and Wise. Bernard Allen of Eagle remains seriously ill with prayers for recovery as Sam Leichti and family extend support Leona Leichti from Pontiac and friend visited the Drakes in Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Leichti
Leona Leichti
Pontiac
Joe Drake
Wise
Brush College Social Notes From Pontac To Lake George
Miss Gertrude Coats of Pontac visited her parental home Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Newman and children visited daughter Mrs Glen Poet Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lester Fawley spent the weekend at Lake George. Several in the vicinity have been sick after vaccination. Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders called on Ray Harrods Thursday evening. Dr Sanford was called to Coco Robinett’s Saturday morning. Mr Robnett is reported better. Mr and Mrs Ben Ottgen and children of Bard visited the Heller home Sunday evening. John Lear and family called at the Glen Hale home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhodes
A. Belge
G. Gordon
H. Mickle
Russel Davis
Warren Atwood
Fred* ‘Trench
Clara Aire Yand
Walter Deller
Iva Miller
Alton Lautzenhelser
Gladwin
Miller
Art Keéver
Chas. Garver
Clair Coulter
Ernie Green
Glenn
Lower
Beck
Ernie, Kleinhart and Son
Detroit
Elmer M’ler
Ann Arbor
Carl Magis
Jeff Hartman
Frank Hartman
Clare
Herold
Nora Langworthy
Glenn Lower
Frank Nash
Clapp
Forest Garver
Fred Allen
Bay City
Glenn Poet
Hagle
Glenn Lowe
Chas. Kleinhart
Barney Hisher
Harrison
Earl Gilmore
Dovey
Denno
Floyd Denno
Byveryon
Mort
Eimer Bruckart
Baldwin
Fred Ackerman
Elmer
Russell Stanley
Red Verette
Douglas Smith
Littlefield Ranch
Leila Reynolds
Lansing
Chas, Durnin
Tom Harmon
Alvin
Major Smith
Dorothy Ramey
Mildred Smith
Ezra Cobleigh
Clarence Ramey
I. B. Bowland
Eugene Bowlan
Coleman
Gea. Ackerman
Tom Ackerman
Gre
Ackerman
John Hodkinson
John
W. B. Dennis
George
Floyd Slentz
Sheridan
I. B. Slentz
Bernice Secor
Doris Gerow
Eunice Slentz
Gladden
Grange
Buck” Russell
Forest’ Brewer
Forest
Gertrude Coats
Pontac
J. ©. Newman
Glen Poet
Lester Fawley
Lake George
Earl Sanders
Ray Harrods
Sanford
Coco Robinett
Robdnett
Ben Ottgen
Bard
Heller
John Lear
Glen Hale
Local residents visit relatives and attend to business
Dick Hunter of Saginaw spent the weekend with his father William Hunter. Misses Clark and Atwood of Caro were here on business with Mrs. J. A. Statler at Shepherd. Mrs. Hart Willey and others were Bay City visitors last Saturday. Lila Stickle of Midland spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Wm. Morrison was slightly improved after illness. Mrs. Roy Matison was housebound a few days due to illness. Alvina Mosher returned to Detroit after a week with an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hunter
Saginaw
William Hunter
Clark and
Atwood
Caro
J. A. Statler
A. G. Struble
Shepherd
Hart Willey
Roy Matteson
Ellen Thompson
Bay City
L’‘la Stickle
Midland
Wm. Morrison
Roy Mat‘ison
Alvina Mosher
Detroit
Winter Travel for Local Couple to Florida
Albert Moyer and Mr and Mrs William Hess left last Thursday for Florida to spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs J A Statler reports Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hutchins of Paonia Colorado are parents to a baby boy named Try a in the Paonia area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moyer
William Hess
Florida
J. A. Statler
Gilbert Hutchins
Ruth Hill
Paonia
Colorado
Boyd ers Glycerine and Alcovol 95 50 at $1 26 a gallon
Fragmentary OCR notes list chemical products including glycerine and Alcovol price per gallon and a gate radiator mention near Floyd Kirkpatrick and Drugeist e ady unclear. Entities: Floyd Kirkpatrick.
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Boyers
Floyd
Kirkpatrick
Drugeist
E—Ady
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State of Michigan
Co. W. Perry
Clare, Mich
California
Curtis Pimento
Bart Barrus
East 4Th Street
Chaster Myers
John Hartman
Myers
Kiggens
W. I. Myers
Herb Myers
Mr. Kinzel
F. M. Myers
L. A. Kiggens
W. E. Myers
Ef. M. Myers
Aggie Hutchinson
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
McHwar
Valentine
Sternaman Studio
Our Valentine
F. Acre
Art
Mayhew
Ralphuly
Northwest
Vernon
A. J. Archbold
Flint
Jas. Rogers
Maud Parrish
George Belcher
Gilmore
Jas. Sherman
A. Yager and Family
Currie Farm
PF. Hinkle
Hinkleville
Horton Case
East Grant
la Voye
Joe LaVoye
Herrick
Felix Galliger
John Garver
Arleigh Gorr
Ivan B. MacIntosh
Dover News
Brown
Dale Montney
Wood
Courtney
McClain
Carl Bauers
Charles Fitzpatricks
al Shaver
Dover
Weaver
Mrs. Cillax
Bertha Bulman
Ear Marion
John. Garver
Chas, Garver
Chas
Kleinhart
Roy Eaton
Mt. Vernon Grange
Colonville
Jay Clute
Ponting
Mrs. M. D. Clute
John ‘Smith
Chas, Bodkins
Helen Broskey
J. W. Strouse
Central Sheridan
Bernard Allen
The
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Brush College
B. J. Sanford
Tatman Block
Ann
Mackinaw Island
St. Ignace
South Haven
Union City
Mt. Clemens
Sturgis
Adrian
Telephione CO
General Motors
Oakland
Fisher
Geffral Motors
Go Motors
Oakland Printing
Jackson Motor Sales
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