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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
2
The article announces a series on Optometry by Chas J Guill With Grill & White. The discussion will cover the value of Optometry to the public, the law governing practice, educational requirements, and the causes and corrections of vision errors. Follow the series next Friday.
Notice of mortgage default and foreclosure by sale for the 1924 mortgage on the West half of the NW quarter of Section 32, Township 20 North, Range 6 West, Clare County Michigan. Sale set for February 17 1925 at 1 PM at the Harrison Court House, Alma mortgagees Robert Ervin and Clista Ervin.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by Clare County Savings Bank on the Nass mortgage to Calkins dated 1914. Sale set for January 10, 1925 at 10 am at the Harrison courthouse front door. Property described as the South half of the Northwest quarter in section 3, township 17 north, range 4 west.
Community items from Maple Grove record condolences for David Smith and sympathy to Meryl Davison family. Visits include Miss Marie McGoogan and family, J W Moore hosting New Year dinner, various neighbor calls, school moves, and local travel between Lake Lansing Flint Mt Pleasant and Saginaw.
In this winter correspondence a cherry fire side chat notes small town press ties and seasonal chatter from Hinkleville. Hank Walker buys Harry Flynna milk route and moves west by the lake enlarging the route. Russell Wilson boards wood Monday and the Russell school resumes after holidays. Snow halts traffic aiding state plans as highway officials push paving of M-14 amid western Michigan pressure.
A long list of Vernon and nearby residents sharing suppers and dinners during New Year week. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Hansler, Mrs. Emma Wild, Miss Irene Morrison, Rev. Wymer, and many others from Vernon, Clare, Flint, Rosebush, and Alma reflecting community hospitality and church plans.
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