Appointment of Administrator for William Moyer Estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan issues order for hearing on February 12 1923 for Harry C Moyer to be administrator of the William Moyer estate. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S Dorsey presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
William Moyer
Harry C. Moyer
Clare Sentinel
Probate Court orders sale license for Samuel J. Green estate
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders publication of notice for Bert Green to obtain a license to sell the real estate of Samuel J. Green deceased. Hearing set January 16 1928 at 10:60 oclock AM in Harrison. Publication required in The Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Samuel J. Green
Bert Green
Clare Sentinel
Formation of The Clare Manufacturing Company Limited Partnership
A 1922 Michigan filing records the formation of a limited partnership under The Clare Manufacturing Company name. General partners Ralph J. Heber Orlando O Somerville William H. Bicknell and James Bicknell, with special partners William H. Bicknell and James Bicknell contributing 2000 and 1090.09 dollars respectively. Purchases over 500 require majority consent. Notary public Cary A. Reading attested. Court notation notes publication in The Clare Sentinel and The Clare Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Hether
Clare
Michigan
Orlando
Somerville
William H. Bicknell
James
Bicknell
William H. Bicknall
Anid
Ralph J. Hebher
Ocarios
County of
Oldte
Ichigan
Clare Sentinel
Clare Courier
Seymour Andris
Speed of Light Mystery: Light Circles Earth Eight Times
A concise note states that within a single watch tick a ray of light could travel eight laps around the Earth, illustrating the speed of light as a cosmic speed limit and a vivid intuition from a historical science note.
Community Notes From Our County Capitol and Nearby Towns
Mr Herriden of the Grand Lodge of Bay City attended in the city Monday. The temperature fell to 18 below Saturday night. Coal arrived in town Thursday. The HHS girls and boys lost at Marion, hampered by lack of a proper hall and a rough game. The Home of EB Pearson at Floodwood burned Sunday night along with the old Sturgis place in Summerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herriden
Grand Lodge
Bay City
Mercury
T. O. Redmond
Alma
Lulu Murphy
Ellis Hughes
Ithaca
Qchas Braadstetter
Franklin Township
Ann Arbor
Joan Merrill
Harrison
Thomas Dwyer
Clare
Myron Clark
Miles Darling
Clark
Page Farm
H. HS
Marion
M. B.S
H.H. S
Eb, Pearson
Floodwood
Sturgis
Summerfield
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple 40 Acre Parcels
Real estate transfers list transfers from Addie Mayall to D Waters in Freeman and John W Pierce to Otto Pietsch of 40 acres in Lincoln. Additional transfers show Otto Pietsch to Chanter Sprague 40 acres in Lincoln and Edward Cooper to Gerald Cooper 40 acres near Feboat. Also listed are Lansing to James Lansing lot 12 bik and Harry K Campbell to Bernie Hampton lot 1 bik in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Mayall
Freeman
John W. Pierce
Otto Pietsch
Lincoln
Chanter Sprague
Edward Cooper
Gerald WM
Cooper
Féoat
Rose Ethéel
Lansing
Jameen D
Olaxs
Harry. K- Campbell
Bernié F. Hampton
Harrison
Lake Q Co-Operative Assn to Far Well State Savings Bank
Property transfer record listing lots 14 15 16 25 26 27 28 29 at Crooked Lake to Far Well State Savings Bank. The document also notes deeds from James A. Reeder to Roy Barton for 40 acres in section 32 Sheridan, and Norman Tolson to James for lot 1 in section 8 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Q Co-Operative Ass’n
Farwell State Savings Bank
Crooked Lake
James A. Reeder
Roy Barton
Sheridan
Norman Tolson
James
Bicknell
Lincoln
South West Gilmore Notes and Family Visits
Mrs Pearl Murphy of Saginaw visits her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Seymour. Mrs Siarinda Seymour stays with her son Elam. Case school closed last week due to illness of teacher Mrs Foell. Rev and Mrs Lyons and baby visited Jack Renner's Sunday. The Sam Nichols family, who have been sick, are better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Murphy
Saginaw
Lee Seymour
Siarinda Seymour
Elam
Foell
Windover Residents Have Social Visits and Meeting Notes
William Blain Windover visited his son Rolland in Saginaw last week. Dorothy Gorr spent the weekend at Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. FB Gosgrove and son George from Lake and Myrtle Sprague from Greenwood stayed at the Baker home. The Windover Ladies Aid met at Mrs. O Delling's with twenty two members present. The next meeting is set for February 16 at Mrs Newsoms Lake George home. F M Baker has improved after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Blain
Rolland
Saginaw
Dorothy Gorr
Mt. Pleasant
FB. Gosgrove
Clard
George
Lake
Myrtle Sprague
Greenwood
Baker
Windover Ladies’ Aid
O. Delling
Newsom
East Lincoln Aid Gathering At Windover Attended
Mr and Mrs A Lambertson and sow Mr and Mrs E B Beard and son attended the Aid at Windover Thursday. Mrs H Wellman and Miss Agnes Cowles dined with Mrs BF Luce of Farwell Friday. A Kube of Lake George called at Wai Sunday. Boraque of Greenwood spent Sunday at the Lambertson home. E Beard and children visited E E Delling of Lake Gesrpe Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lambertson
EB. Beard and Son
Windover
H. Wellman
Agnes Cowles
BF. Luce
Farwell
A. Kube
Lake George
Wai. Kube
B. Boraque
Greenwood
Local Social Gossip From Loomis and Nearby
Mrs BF Smith returns to Ohio after a three week stay at the Gautier home. Mrs Mo Ferguson of Saginaw visits Thursday with friends Mr and Mrs Keith to Claré Saturday. Ray Bergey of Finite spends Saturday with family. Mrs A B Bergey comes home from Ohio Tuesday. Clifford Castle returns home from Arms Saturday to spend a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Re. Smith
Ohio
Gautier
Mo Ferguson
Saginaw
D. Keith
Claré
Ray Bergey
Finit
Big Faily
A. EB. Bergey
Clifford’ Castle
Arms
Dave
Hatton Social Notes Tell Of Visits And Plans
Ethel Bergey and Ford Seymour spent Sunday at Hatton. Mrs H Varney plans to travel to Olace Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bergey
Ford Seymour Apent
Hatton
Mrs. H. Varney
Olace
Local notices from Long Lake farm community
Mr and Mrs W H Weaver learn their son Wade is ill with scarlet fever in the Lansing college hospital and is doing as well as can be expected. Mrs William Stanfield travels to Findlay Ohio for her daughter Ada Frye who is seriously ill, accompanied by Claranell. Mrs Douglas Spink shows slow improvement but remains in bed. John Keith goes to Harden County Ohio due to his mother's serious illness who is very low. Ladies Aid met with Mrs W E Weaver on February 1 with a good crowd and pleasant evening. The Thimble Glow met with Mrs Cora Goodrich January 10 with a good crowd. next meeting with Mrs Hoa Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HE. Weaver
Wade
College Hospital
Lansing
Wm. Stanfield
Findlay
Ohio
Ada Frye
Claranell
Douglas Spink
Bubt
Minnie Durham
Fred Clark
John Keith
Harden County
W. E. Weaver
Cora Goodrich
Hoa Cooper
Local Notes From Lansing Area And Surrounding Towns
William Stalker of Lansing visited his mother Mrs. Douglas Spink who is slowly improving after a long illness. J A Whitmer returned from Curlew Iowa where his mother was seriously ill and died before his arrival. Archie Norman of Maddenville visited his parents over Sunday. John Keith was called to Alger Hardin county Ohio by his mother’s serious illness. Fred Cosgrove went to Harrison. Alvah Obaresta visited relatives at Gladwin last week. James Norman has been sick recently. Gerald Cooper is building a new barn. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Weaver. The Weavers received word that their son Wade at M A O college hospital after an attack of scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stalker
Lansing
Douglas Spink
Harrison
Alvah Obaresta
Gladwin
James Norman
Gerald Cooper
Ladies Aid
Mra. W
Weaver
Wade
College Hospital
Acc
Arthur Center Groundhog Day Shadow Question Stirs Debate
A local note from Arthur Center questions whether the groundhog truly saw its shadow prompting readers to consider spring timing, with residents weighing early spring forecasts and seasonal traditions.
Family notes and oblique tributes in local column
Elsworth Harrison buzzed wood for Ralph Shull last Thursday. The Roller family are sick with the gripps. Mr and Mrs 8 A Leitner were surprised when their daughter Miss Rachel returned from Sapinaw to help. Maude Larber is sick and could not return to school Monday. Edith Myers was called home from Flint by the death of cousin Carl Myers. Arthur Center mourns Carl Myers. Carl was a favorite among cousins and well liked. many friends will miss him. Poem closes with religious sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth Harrison
Ralph Shull
Roller
A. Leitner
Rachel
Sapinaw
Mr. Leitner
Maude Larber
Edith Myers
Flint
Carl Myers
Arthur Center
Life as I See It. The Man Who Darts Ahead
The speaker warns that a man who darts ahead of a car should not marry a woman who darts back. The quip suggests caution in matching bold speeds with equally quick reactions.
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Andrus & Feighner, Publishers
L.A
Canada
Clare Ag
The
Sentinel
American Press Association
New York
Chicago
Legals
Thos. S. Dorsey
Clare Manufacturing Company
Sateens
Percales
East Lincoln
Loomis
Long Lake
Frost
Friz: Undertaking CO
A. N. Friz
SOT
Seti Ge Haviland Shipping Company
M.L. Haviland
Detroit
Buffalo
Beaverton
Gladwin State Bank
State Bank, of
Princess Theatre
Clarky
Lincoln J. Carter
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