Sale Notice for Clare County Lands and Probate Real Estate
Public action announces sale of lands in Arthur Township Clare County by Special Circuit Court Commissioner Alexander E. Wylie to satisfy a 1981 decree. Property includes Northwest Quarter Section 26 Township 18N Range 3W totaling about 160 acres. Sale at Harrison Court House on March 8 1982 at 1 PM. Also probate license to sell estate real estate of James Smalley to be heard March 14 1932 at 10 AM in Clare Probate Office with notices to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of
Clare
County of Clare
Harrison
Arthur
State of
Michigan
Alexander E. Wylie
Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1918 mortgage by Alvin R Beadle et al to John P Scofield led to foreclosure action. Ida Scofield, assignee, will sell at public auction April 11, 1932, at Harrison Court House to satisfy the debt of 4400.33 plus costs at 6 percent interest. Property includes parts of section 35 township 17 north range 3 west containing 280 acres.
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Alvin R. Beadle
Rena Beadle
John R. Beadle
Mabel Beadle
John P. Scofield
Register of Deeds
Clare County
Michigan
T. P. Steadman
Ida Scofield
Harrison
Range Three West
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale by Clare County Bank
Public auction to satisfy the mortgage debt of Governeur G. Drake and Minnie Drake on the Southeast quarter of Section 26 in Sheridan Township Clare County Michigan. The sale is set for April 5 1232 at 2 PM at the front door of the Harrison Court House. The mortgage held by The Clare County Savings Bank covers $2581 principal and interest plus $35 attorney fees and costs. The bank seeks to recover the amount due plus legal costs by sale of the described property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Drake
Minnie Drake
Clare County Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Clare
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
County of Clare
Sheridan Township
Clare County
James A. McKay
William F. Smith
Citizens State Bank of
Register of Deeds
City of
the Register of Deeds
Mortgage foreclosure and tax deed notice for Clare area
The notice covers a mortgage held by The Citizens State Bank of Clare on property in Clare Michigan dated December 5 1929 with payment due of 400.89 plus 25 fee, to be sold at public auction March 29 1982 at the Harrison courthouse. It also details a tax deed notice offering reconveyance within six months and lists redemption amounts and fees for land in Clare County Michigan with names Bert Scott and Elizabeth Rosenthal among others.
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Héngin
State of
Michigan
Clare
Bert Scott
Lake, Michigan
Elizabeth Rosenthal
Togadeus Street
Detroit
Office of the Register of Deeds
Dryden State Bank
Dryden
Michiga
Yio
Ménominee
Green’ Bay
Aum Arbor
University of Michigan
China
George Halen
Joseph Halsen
Emmett
Dougal McLaren
Byron Courter
Lapeer
Garden
James
Tatrow
Kingston
Brennan Department Store
W. C. Hyatt Grocery
Jeffry Pharmacy
Kingston Gas & Oil Co
Kingston Lumber Co
Kingston Erigator Co
Walter Legg
Muskegon
Frank Anthony
Anthony
Beulah Anthony
Lansing
State Tax Commission
Joseph Ladd
Harrison
State Capitol
Prudenville
Houghton Lake Village
Jackson
Austin Blair
Town Improvement Society
Gillette’s Lake
Peak
P. J. Blatz
Blatz
Monroe
Congress
Howell
Willis Hasty
Loretta Gannon
Hartland Consolidated School
Washington
J. Robert Crouse
Cleveland
Hartland
Lois Pixley
Crouse
United States
Department of Agriculture
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mortgage Notice From Citizens State Bank of Clare
A dated notice from Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan data shows mortgage action filed by bank president James Bicknell and executive Alexander H Wylie. mentions business address in Clare Michigan with mortgage particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State. Bank
Clare
Michigan
James
Bicknell
Alexander H. Wylie
Mortgagee
Public Notice of Sale License in Smalley Estate
In the Michigan Probate Court at [county], on February 17, 1932, Judge Thos Dorsey presiding, Fred C. McGuire as administrator petitions for license to sell the real estate of the disappeared Robert Smalley. The matter requires show cause for granting the license to sell the estate’s interest. This is a formal order for publication.
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Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
James Smalley
Fred O. McGuire
Clare Sentinel
State OF
Thos
Dorsey
Robert Smalley
Fred C. McGuire
Gaid County
Fragmented Proverb Lines From A Bodied Page
The text presents a jumble of proverbs and aphorisms with partial phrases and garbled letters. Notable bits include quotes about bravery, calling and fairness, will, law, dental crowns, and glass houses. No coherent event or subject emerges.
Snicker Snacks and the Talk of Money
Fragmentary passages speak of wealthy boastful individuals and pride in wealth. The text hints at folly and social pretensions, noting how talk of money shapes behavior and obligations in society.
Michigan State News in Brief Highlights 1931 Local Facts
Numerous Michigan locales report 1931 events from new airports in Cheboygan Lansing Midland and St Clair to budget cuts for Grand Rapids post office and traffic fatality forecasts by Captain Lyon. Other items include elk horn discovery in Clare County a University of Michigan enrollment shift and a Detroit aviation club launch.
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Lansing
Michigan
Cheboygan
Midland
St.Clair
Grand. Rapids
Budget Bureau
Washington, D. C
Grand Rapids
Langing
Laurence A. Lyon
State Health Department
Jesus Raises Lazarus A Word Of Life For Believers
Biblical lesson outlines Jesus's delay and compassion as Lazarus dies then rises. Martha Mary and the crowd learn resurrection and life in Christ. The sermon links spiritual awakening to the miracle, stressing faith, forgiveness, and obedience.
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Jesus
Lazarus
Martha
Mary
Bethany
Judea
Christ
Father
Lincoln quips on salvation and resentment in faith
A short reflection notes that worldly fame harms none when facing judgment and that salvation comes through Christ. It suggests no one holds exclusive access to heaven and shares a remark on misunderstanding how personal resentment benefits anyone.
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Heaven
County Road Commissioners January 20 1932 Proceedings
The County Road Commissioners meeting on Wednesday January 20 1932 was called to order by Chairman Asline with Commissioners Asline Somerville and Ladd present. After minutes were read they were approved with a correction. bills were ordered paid including refunds for licenses and various expenses, and work items such as surveying and supplies were noted before adjourning for the day.
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Speisis
Somerville
Ladd
Paul Lang
A. Martz
Wm. A. Henderson
Jennie Amble
Harrison
J. E. Ladd
Detroit
C. Somerville
John Asline
John White
Acme Motor Truck
B. F. Hampton
Hughes Bros
I. E. Hampton
Ben Traines
DesOrmeau
Levi Cimmerer
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Northern Auto Supply Co
Hunter Mach. Co
A. Wilkinson
General District Corp
C. F. Haller
Harrison Elevator Co
Wee
Standard Oil Co
Cleérik
Clare County Road Board Meets in Harrison February 3 1932
Clare County Road Commissioners met at the Court House Harrison on February 3 1932 at nine and reconvened after dinner. Bills were read and allowed including refunds on chauffeurs licenses and various supplies gas and oil payments. The State Highway Department maintenance contract was approved and bids for a new Adams grader and pneumatic tires were authorized.
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Harrison
Michigan
Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Court House
John Asline
Asline
Somerville
Ladd
Chester Griffin
W. Earl Green
Edgar Bringman
Chas
Short & Gardiner
Meryl Davison
Bite & C. Bingham Estate
Fey
Weasley Gerow
Clare-Beaverton _ EEE Co
Woolseee
Clare County Cleaver, Srhiting
Harrison Gas & Oil Co
Ind Oil
O. Vandewarker
Wm. Lange
Larman & Woodcock
Ed. White
Clute’s
H. P. ‘Berman
Tyler-Lowery ‘Co
Standard Oil Co
Fred Hubel
State High Way Department
Clare County
Otl
Adams
Wm. A. Henderson
Clem
Water Filtration Reduces Debris in New Orleans Supply
New Orleans sources its drinking water from the Mississippi. Each million gallons receive about 3.6 tons of debris and mud filtered out before chemical treatment makes it safe for consumption. Modern science aids the purification process.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
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