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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
7
Peter confronts the nightmarish outcome of Alix's choice as the mountain cabin scene fades. Amid sorrow Fred and Helen plan support for Cherry and the dying Martin, while Peter resolves to face the future and honor Alix's memory.
Readable text notes balance accounts to be settled on Saturday involving Olds. No additional details or context available.
Frequent names appear in Vernon and Pleasant area notices including births and visits. Mrs Oland Bouchey spent the weekend in Clare with friends, and Mrs Lew Willey traveled to Pleasant for a short stay. A new granddaughter arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Ouderkirk in Pleasant. Henry's church in Vernon hosts Sunday gatherings.
South West Sheridan J and Reeder crew builds a new barn while Mr and Mrs James Teale are ill. Teale and David Teale sick. Mrs Joel Presley called to Farwell on account of her aunt Mrs Harris. Reymond Raby visited with Rez Minnie at Presley home. Mrs Joan Prev iey of Clare visited her son John. Joel Presley couple celebrated 25th anniversary with silver gifts. Walter Presley hosted visits from W M Bander of Clare and W M Bander Jr of Grand Ledge.
Mrs J M Roller improves after illness. F M Myers bought a new driver of Lawrence Beeker. Fred Kiann and family relocate to Flint. Aid Society met with Mrs Kinne. next meeting with Mrs Roller. Mrs Geo Hates hosted a dinner for her father’s 49th birthday. Shull family attendance praised. Mr Walker of Flint bought Fred Klann’s farm and moved. Milton Leitner family visited Cornwell farm home.
The ColgNVILLE church week draws solid Elm Grove turnout and welcomes all. Local residents Mr Heirholzer from Midland spent midweek with family. Mrs Scott hosted visitors from East Sheridan and Grant. Rev Hendrich and others visited neighbors. a baby girl was welcomed into the family of Mrs Laals Rateer as congratulations spread.
The passage contrasts regional phrases with New England usage noting how terms like I guess and rugged take distinct meanings. It highlights how rugged implies vigor in some regions and weakness in New England and the islands, with a sample exchange about the word rugged.
Mayors, bankers, lawyers, government and county officials, business leaders and ministers support Tantao Kirkpatrick's Drug Store in a prominent endorsement ad.
The Probate Court for the County of Clare directs all creditors of the deceased to file their claims with the court for adjustment. Claims must be presented in the Probate Office in Barrison on or before June 6, 1923. A hearing has been scheduled for June 19, 1922 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Judge Tups. S. Donary.
The Twenty first Judicial Circuit in Chancery at Harrison Michigan orders Willis Long to enter appearance in the Ruth Long et al case. Plaintiff’s motion requires publication of this order in the Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Judge Ray Hart signs the order. Bowler serves as attorney for the plaintiff.
Michigan probate court in Harrison sets February 27 1922 hearing on Clarence J Miller petition to admit Leanna Miller deceased’s will to probate and grant estate administration to William E Miller or another suitable person. public notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
Probate Court of Clare County orders sale hearing for estate of Isabella Peck with license to sell real estate. Hearing set for March 6, 1922 at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office. Public notice to be published in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Judge Thos. A. Dorsey presiding.
Default on a mortgage by Matt Sheardy and Maggie Sheardy to Evart Savings Bank. The property in Clare County Michigan at Section 12 includes SE quarter of NE quarter and SW quarter of NW quarter. Sale set for May 11 1922 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse front door in Barrison to satisfy debt and back taxes plus costs.
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