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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
8
Rates are announced for display ads and public notices with 25 cents for ten lines and 5 cents per line for each additional line. Resolutions and poetry are charged per line.
The Probate Court of Clare County orders that Rex Carrier may be appointed administrator of the Dee Carrier estate. A hearing is set for March 14, 1930 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office. Public notice is to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
Order for publication in Clare Sentinel to notify heirs of Peter Murphy deceased. Probate court in Clare County sets March 7, 1930 at 10 a.m. for hearing Annie McConnell's petition to determine rightful heirs and inheritance of real estate. Publication to run for three successive weeks.
Default on a 1925 mortgage by William Johnson and Emma Johnson of Farwell to Henry S. G. House and Mary E. House triggers sale. On March 8, 1930 at 10 00 am at the Harrison courthouse front door the property in section 24 township 17 north range 5 west Clare county Michigan will be sold to cover the due principal and interest taxes and costs including a $15 attorney fee.
The passage notes crows and robins returning and pleasant days. It lists visits by Ga. J. Dimmick from Greenville Pennsylvania to the Campbell home, and several calls to Achard ranch, Burns home, and Lake area. Oliver Campbell was taken to Ford hospital last Thursday.
Mrs. Leo Jennings and two daughters visit Langin family as Leo returns to Royal Oak. The Sowle family hosts Sunday dinner with Harley Sowle. Southeast Sheridan Society meets with Mrs. Sowle. The Sourt child recovers from illness, and Mrs. Langin is sick. Macklems visit Saul’s cousin at Coleman. Penland drives a new Ford coach. Roy Adams with family from Carlada joins Beatty area residents.
John Scarbroughs family spent Washington s birthday at Cadillac with his brother bringing them home Sunday. Lester Fawley and wife spent the weekend at their cottage here. Harry Kress and wife Ralph Cowles and wife were fishing at Doc and Tom Saturday with little success. Tom to Clare on business one day last week. John King and son to Clare Saturday. Wm Lullum of Elberta spent the weekend here. Anton Billgren and friends of Alma were here fishing Sunday. Mrs Luce and family of Farwell spent the weekend at home here. Myrl Byington and family of Vernon spent a few days with Mrs Byingtons parents. Tom Nichols went with Benchly to Marion looking for cows. John Cameron of Owosso was in town Sunday looking after his cottage.
West Grant Bennie Agle of Farwell called at the Johnson home Sunday Grethel McPhail spent the weekend at home Mr and Mrs Scott Allen and sons visited Mr and Mrs Art Saul and family Mr and Mrs Seeley Johnson called on Mr and Mrs Sid Johnson Sunday Mr and Mrs Dale Reynolds of Mr Pleasant took Mr and Mrs Erin Reynolds to Flint to spend the weekend with relatives there Chas Allen and family called on Albert McPhall and family
Mrs Earl Hatton and kin of Farwell joined the Durfees and Durfee circle for Sunday dinner. Clare visitors included Mr and Mrs John Larman and daughters, and Mrs Magnus with son Henry. Mt Pleasant and Alma relations also attended various gatherings.
The county agricultural agent and a college man spoke Friday at Gleaner hall on sheep. Families of Jack Scott Sr Sam Muir Geo Syres Pred Bille Ma han Calvin Tryon and others visited Freeman Vic Finch and Freeman area residents over the weekend with activity noted around Bassett Sowle Badger and Ray.
Ray Clark worked on Charlie Cook's barn roof last week. Mrs Zina Cook visited with her parents in Grand Rapids. Fred Sowle and Dwight Gilman spent the weekend in Grand Rapids with friends. Calvin Tryon and Jake Smith traveled to Farwell for a business trip Thursday. Grant McClain thrashed his bean crop Tuesday. John Bozaire was laid off in section one day last week.
Gustave Zeth of 239 Corrine Street Grand Rapids says Konjola cured years of rheumatism and stomach and kidney trouble after five bottles. He reports improved appetite and energy as a night watchman. The ad notes Konjola sold at Clare HE A Anderson's Drug Store and by major druggists.
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