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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
2
Mrs Lester Alien and family visited Thursday. Frank Barton and Mrs Henry Barton noted. J N Teale couple report Florida trip, health improvement, fishing success. February 14 events include Orvis of Pontiac at Eagle Church and Rev Deshay from Mt Clemens preaching at Him Grove and Colonville with a musical program. Weather comment adds humor about rain and skating roads.
Traveling party led by Robt Kleiner spent several days at Lansing last week to view the cattle and horses at State College. Mr and Mrs Henry Barton and children visited a sister and husband at the Conwell arm Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hold Merrill and children of Flint and Mr and Mrs Chas Merrill of Colonville visited Frank Barton Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs J C Newman visited the home of their son Frank in Isabella County last week. The report lists several local families affected by a wave of recent victims, including Brubakers Anke Meys Bernard Fitzpatrick John Sears Delbert Sanders Davis Rockey Earl Sanders. Warold Athey is helping with chores at Rockey's. Mr and Mrs Bayferce Robinett and daughter Rosella were Saturday afternoon callers at the Bissetts.
Mrs. Chas Manwaring spent two days with her mother Mrs. Chas Adelblue. Sunday visitors at Clare Bitler's included Charles and Vestaburg visitors Mr. and Mrs. Pease and Jerry Price plus A W Bitler. Bertha Price and son Hugh visited HB Price. Adelblue and Bitler families planned a trip to Gladwin. Dick Matthews hauled hay for Chas Bitler. A sleet storm Monday prompted hopes it wouldn’t last long.
Dover residents report travels and health news. Chas Grover and Carl Bauer visited Alma. Ida Weaver, in Flint, is said to be in good health. Everette Allen and Ray Houghton traveled to St Louis on business. several locals hosted visits, and a few illnesses were noted including Robert Kleinhardt. Dale Montney works in Detroit.
Dover School children raised 7.30 for Red Cross flood refugees. 4-H boys finished match boxes and started bread boards while 4-H girls learned darning. Betty Lou and Lawrence Bay returned to class. A Washington poster was created and a Japanese scene begun.
Orla Rogers installed water pipes in his barn this week. Mrs. Blanche Powell and children called at A. O. Wilds. Mrs. Orla Rogers recovers from a fall. Henry Halstead and families from Lansing visit relatives, including Mr. Join Halstead. Mrs. John Stanton shows improvement. Herschel Reese receives fruit from Florida. Harley Bentley hosts Olen Witt of Lansing for the weekend. Mina Van Buskirk leads a handicraft benefit project.
A fragment describes an upcoming all day meeting at the Webber home in West Grant after a quilt project started at Mrs R Brasingtons last week. Sightings note slippery roads delay bus routes and a church or school schedule involving Mrs Lilian Graham.
Clare County Road Commission met in Harrison on January 18 1937 to approve payroll of 1021.30 and authorize payments for bridge work tools oil and fuel, plus a 3000.00 Adams grader with payment terms. Board also contracted center ring blueprint work and reviewed numerous supplier bills.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders a license to sell real estate of Mansfield Graham. Hearing set for March 8 1937 at 10 in the morning at the Har rison Probate Office. Notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks.
Notice announces sale of property under a 1921 mortgage by Milt Stockberger to satisfy $600.00 principal and $330.38 interest plus costs. The Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 36 in Township 17 North Range 5 West, Surrey Township, Clare County, Michigan, will be sold at public auction on February 20, 1936 at 10 a.m. at the Court House North front door in Harrison.
Mortgage default on a 1917 note from John and Julia Rosenthal to Gladwin State Savings Bank led to a series of assignments ending with Bay City Bank. The bank declares the entire debt due and will foreclose the property in Arthur Township at public auction on April 30, 1937, at 10 am, at the Harrison courthouse steps. The property is the SW1 4 of the SE1 4 and SE1 4 of the SW1 4 of Section 2, Township 18 N, Range 3 W, 80 acres in Arthur County. Assigned by Lloyd W. Barthe as attorney in fact to Bay City Bank.
The Clare Michigan Probate Court schedules hearings on February 1 1937 for the estate of Sarah J Burch with Carrie M White seeking admission of a will and probate administration. A second notice sets March 1 1987 for the estate of William L Park requesting license to sell real estate, with publication in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
Notice provides foreclosure details for a mortgage held by Clare County Savings Bank against Frank A. Luce and Vira B. Luce. It states the amount due of 650 dollars, the right to sell the premises at public auction in Harrison Michigan on March 22, 1937, and adds costs, taxes, and insurance to be paid by the assignee before sale.
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