Notice of Foreclosure Sale on 120 Acre Michigan Estate
Legals default on a 1912 mortgage by Fo William Trietel and Amalie L. Trietch to Perry D Brown triggers power of sale. The foreclosure auction is scheduled for February 13, 1928 at the Harrison Courthouse, sale of the NW and SE quarters of Section 25, Township 18 North Range 4 West Clare County Michigan, 120 acres more or less, to cover $3,1070 plus costs and attorney fee. Executrix Anna H. Geeck represents the Perry D Brown estate. T. Carl Holbrook is the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Trietel
Amalie L. Trietch
Hatton
Clare County
Michigan
Claré
Register of
Deeda
Clare
State of
Harrison
County of
Cheworth
Township Highteen
Anna HE. Geeck
Perry D. Brown
T. Carl Holbrook
Perry D. ,Brown
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
William H. Smith and Emma Smith mortgage Clare County Michigan to Perry D. Brown dated October 1 1918 recorded October 30 1913. Five thousand three hundred twenty five dollars due plus attorney fees. Sale March 28 1928 at 1 PM at Harrison Courthouse to satisfy debt with six percent interest and costs. Property described as parts of sections 28 29 in town 18 north range 4 west. Administratrix Anna B. Geeck to sell property. LOLI3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Smith
Emma Smith
Hatton
Clare County
Michigan
Perry D. Brown
Clare
State of Michigan
Register of Deeds
County of
City of
Harrison
County of Clare
Pere Marquette
Eyighteen
Range
Anna B. Geeck
Local Social Notes From East Lincoln Area
East Lincoln residents report visits and gatherings from Grand Rapids to Greenwood. Miss Travis illness closed District No. 3 school last week while families like Spragues and Burtons shared Sunday activities and fishing trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Raue
George Cowles
Grand Rapids
Salome Smith
Irene
Hunice Sprague
Marguerite Rube
Clare
Miss Travis
Arthur Sprague
Gerald
Robert Merritt
Greenwood
C. Ww. Sprague
Albert Gruno
Hart Brockway
Norm Burton
Mann Siding
Ernest Sprague
Jewel Borst
Lake George
Myron Dunkle
Ralph Cowles
Walter Hansen
N. J. Billgren
Lillie
Local Visitors and Rearranged Names Highlight Weekend Notes
Remus resident Hugene Banman worked for Mortimer Shea while Cecil Matthews returned to Plint after weeks nearby. Detroit guests Mr and Mrs William Townsend visited friends here over Sunday with Flint visitors Mr and Mrs Lee Townsend. Basil Mitchel assisted brother Anslem with a buzz pile as Albert Ardm an and wife lost an infant last week. Townsend then returned to Detroit on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugene’Banman
Remus
Mortimer Shea
Cecil
Matthews
Plint
William Townsend
Detroit
Lee Townsend
Flint
Basil Mitchel
Albert Rdman
Pratts Corners Residents Visit Nearby Summer Resort
Vernon residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Wilson and their daughter visited Mr and Mrs Nelson Howard while Geo House visited O J Alger on Friday. Glen Lloyd from Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents B and Mrs Lloyd. O J Alger sprained his arms badly while handling casks for the horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilson
Vernon
Nelson Howard
Geo. House
O. J. Alger
Glen Lloyd
Pontiac
B. Lloyd
Clare area notes include training trip and visitors
Robert Sparbel returned from a Firestone vulcanizing course in Akron and works at the Clare garage. Mrs Hawkins and Billy Ray came home from travels in Flint Detroit and Farmington with Maxine now improved. Numerous weekend visitors to local families are listed along with various calls and a yearling calf loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sparbel
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Clare
Wm. Hawkins
Billy Ray
Flint
Detroit
Farmington
Maxine
Purdy
Willis Whitney
Bruce
Robert Rattery
Lansing
Ivan Nevills
Vernon
Jack Wilson
Roge Dyre
Myrtle Kraatz
A. Oliver
Wood
A. Funke
Mortie Tice
F. Hinkle
Chas, Stone
McIntosh
Jas. Sherman
Verdon
John
Clyde Butters
Bellinger Home
Alma Bellinger
Vivian Walker
St. Louis
Max Gladstone
St. Johns
Jemma Bellinger
Millard Snyder
Nellie
Brown
Harold Purvis
Carland
CG. Malesh and Son
Lake
Wm. Moline
Jay. Bellinger
Zuschnitt
Kittie MacIntosh
John Madison
Ann Arbor
Clare Factory Lumber Sale Reported By Hatton
Hatton notes indicate Clare purchased all remaining balance of lumber from Mr. Halls for use in the Clare factory. The transaction follows the closure of prior supplier arrangements and signals a consolidation of material supply for local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Market recollections and local notices from Clare and beyond
A column of small town chatter recounts friendly visits, local improvements, car trouble anecdotes, and humorous verses. It mentions Clare residents, marriages, a hospital incident, a mortgage plan, road-right-of-way humor, and a playful song about Ma driving with a new auto.
Local Liner Notes Feature Filler With Headline Ad
A per line filler item lists locals and notices with a small 10 cent extra heading. The short feature reads like a casual local update noting names and small community items.
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Dannars
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Ira Richmond
McEwan
Farwell Lumber Company
Farwell, Michigan
Clare Co. Savings ‘Bank
T. H. Maynard, WD
B. Maynard
J. Carl Holbrook
Glare, Michigan
Telephonia
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg.Chem
Buffalo, NY
Friz Undertaking
Andrew N. Friz
Lydia M. Friz
Hart
Vancamp
Royal Ann
Heinz
Meeter
Snider
Legals
East Lincoln
E. A. Anderson
Hinkelevilee
Rand
Oregon
C. Durfee
Trumble
Grewo
White
Mra. Stearmer
Hoover
Chas
Albert
Fred
Hattah
Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store
Adv
Feighner & Parish
Clare Michigan
U. S
Canada
Updén
Zee
The
Sentinel
Dorsey
Clare Sentinel
American Press Association
General Office
New
York
Chicago
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Bell
Randolph
N.Y
Champaign
Charlevoix
Mich
Cinncinnatti
Marquette
Menominee
Milauree
le Rocheste
Sault Ste.rmarte
America
Thompson & Wilkinson
Willys
Knight Sixes
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