Legals in Clare County Chancery Case Yaeger v Yaeger
In Clare County Circuit Court Chancery Nellie M Yaeger versus Louis M Yaeger. Order requires defendant to appear within three months or will be confessed. Publication in Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks and mailing to Grand Rapids address by registered mail with return receipt due 30 days before appearance. Judge Ray Hart presiding. Attorney Carl Holbrook for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve. Louis M. Yaeger
Clare County
Chancery
State of
Michigan
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare Sentinel
Grand Rapids
Ray Hart
Special sale on pumps ranges furnaces and furnaces
Immediate delivery only for an extra heavy 3 way deep well windmill pump at 25 dollars a gas range at 60 dollars 24 inch sample furnace at 140 dollars and a furnace at 250 dollars
Red Front Cash and Carry Store today’s prices
Prices at J. E. Doherty Red Front Cash and Carry Elden Building McEwan Street include Haster brand seedless raisins 4 lb for 25c and 2 lb cream cheese 34c. Bulk codfish per lb and lard 35c for 5 lb bag. Pancake flour 29c and chocolate drops 15c per lb. Peas 1 lb 4 oz cans 10c. Tomatoes No 2 and No 3 cans 10c. Grandma’s White Naptha soap 15c.
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Haster
Wisconsin
Revival Sermon Draws Large Crowd at Hagle Meeting
The revival at the Hagle church began Sunday evening with Rev. Bates delivering a powerful sermon to a large gathering. Local residents urged attendance, stressing communal support and accountability for those who miss the meetings. Nearby, families and workers are noted visiting, traveling, and tending to daily tasks and social events.
West Grant Neighbors Rally With News and Births
West Grant notes report visits from Hilis Young and James Holward of Coleman and Clare visitors to H. W. Burd. A baby boy born February 7 at Chas Fords in Fordville will be named William Clare. Alfred Jones goes to Ann Arbor for health and Milo Robinett helps with farm tasks near the Brand.
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Hilis Young
James Holward
Coleman
Harry Cleveland
Ela Boody
John Neithercut
Clare
H. W. Burd
Tom Cook
Gilmore
Chas. Fords
Fordville
William Clare
Geo. Russell
Milo Robinett
Hinkleville
Alfred
Sam Jones
Ann Arbor
Truman Smith
Flint
Jennings
Sutton
Five Lakes
Misfortunes and community notes from Brown Corners
Local column recounts a string of mishaps and small town happenings. Mrs Walter Dellar injures her forehead, Ira Miller suffers a minor toe injury from a falling ice cake, and several residents end their ice season. Reports of travel, visitors, school events, chicken supper turnout, sleigh trips, and social calls fill the week in Brown Corners and nearby areas.
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Walter Dellar
Ira Miller
Jack Jerred
Clair Coulter
Chas
Kleinhardt
Austin Prevorse
Miller Bros
Harold Sunday
Alton Lautzenheizer
Lansing
Alton Lautsenhelzer
Hagle
Long Lake
Chas. Kleinhardt
Miss Bellinger
Randolph family visit noted in Sheridan report
Floyd Randie spent a few days with his mother Mrs. Bertha Randie. The Sheridan Society met with Mrs. J Livingston February 11, with many present for a gathering and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Randie
Bertha Randie
J. Livingston
Colvnll Preaching Guests and Local visits Following Sunday School
Sunday guests included Mrs Henry Heirlelzer and son Ed ward at Frank Thompsons home. Mrs Fred Geible and daughter spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Rut ter returning to Sag inaw Sunday. Hazel Bodking of Mt Pleasant visited family, Garl Kistler of Flint spent the weekend at his parental home. Ellen Clute of Mt Pleasant stayed with uncle Jay Clute. Joe Phillips of Rosebush helps at aunt O Phillips home. Harold Clute broke his right arm cranking a truck. treated at Will Clute's office and continues school duties.
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Henry Heirlelzer
Edward
Frank Thompson
Fred Geible
Bert Rutter
Saginaw
Hazel Bodking
Mt. Pleasant
Garl Kistler
Flint
Ellen Clute
Jay Clute
Joe Phillips
Rosebush
Mrs. O. Phillips
Arthur
Harold Clute
Will Clute
Proceedings of the Clare Common Council January and February 1926
The Clare Michigan Common Council held regular sessions on January 18 and February 1 1926 with Mayor Thompson presiding. Members Brown Jennings McKnight Smalley and Walker attended January meeting while Thompson was absent. February attendance included Brown Jennings McKnight Smalley Walker with Thompson absent. Bills for repairs hydrants watches power and supplies were approved as recommended by the finance committee after detailed claims lists were read and reviewed. Proceedings note adjournments and a referenced notice on council proceedings and special assessments extending 60 days from February 10.
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Clare
Mich
Common Council
Thompson
Ald. Brown
Jennings
McKnight
Smalley
Walker
Ald
Elzy Smalley
Michigan Telephone Co
Fred Smalley
Roy Joslin
John Lamb
Davys
Geo. Bowen
Consumers Power Co
Henry Grover
Jas. Daugherty
Fred Parish
Davy Building
Clare Fire Dept
Brown
Yeas
Naga
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Haarlem
Eny
Wrigley
Farwell Lumber Yard
Farwell
Legals
Nellie M. Yaeger
Carl Holbrook
J. FE. Dohert
J. E. Doherty
Cash and Carry Store
Elden Building
McEwan Street
Fred M. Morgan
Lake George
Half Moon Lake
Windover
Lawe and Stone
George
Bates
Leo Birdsal
Gloverville
N. Y
Oliver Birdsal
Victor Birdsal
Detroit
Hemstreet
Clayton
Montney
Mr. Bowers
Alice MccGoogan
Floyd Allen
Dale Montney
Clayton Montney
Lower Bros
Kealie Randle
Levi-Priest-home
James Gerow
Albert Seaman
Seaman
Martha Stoy
Larson
Adams
Wise Township
DeGeer
Ruth Davis
Chas, Allen
Gerald Macklem
Ruth
West Grant
Sheridan
the Common Council
R Marbeau
Silka Clotha
F.o.b
Landau
Chevrolet
Clare Hardware and Implement Co
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