Notice Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County Michigan
Notice is given that Fo William Trietch and Annie Trietch defaulted on a mortgage to Perry D. Brown. The sale will occur February 13, 1928 at 1 PM at the Harrison County Court House. The property is the 120 acre Northwest Quarter and Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in Section 25, Township 18N, Range 4W. Neighbors and heirs are named as executrix Anna Geeck and attorney Carl Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Trietch
Annie
Trietch
Patton
Clare County
Michigan
Perry’ D. Brown
Clare
Harrison
Circuit Court
Township Highteen
Anna Be, Geeck
Perry D. Brown
Carl Holbrook
Perry D. ,Brown
Mortgage Sale Notice and Probate Hearing in Clare County
Mortgage sale by Francis M Lawson and Alice J Lawson to Joseph Hudson of Clare Michigan set for March 10 1928 at 10 am at the Harrison courthouse front door to settle 1920 mortgage debt totaling 2600.25 plus 35 attorney fee with 7 percent interest and costs. property described in Grant Township Clare County. Also notice of hearing claims before the probate court for the estate of Sever Severson with creditors to file by May 14 1928 and hearing May 21 1928 at ten o'clock in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Lawson
Alice J. Lawson
Joseph Hudson
Clare
Michigan
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
City of
Harrison
County of Clare
Grant
Sever Severson
Thos. S. Dorsey
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Mortgage foreclosure sale announced by William H Smith and Emma Smith, as borrowers, on property in Clare County Michigan. The overdue amount totals 5325 dollars plus 35 dollar attorney fee, with six percent interest and costs. Sale set for March 28 1928 at 1 pm at the Harrison courthouse front door to satisfy the mortgage.
Buttermilk Substitutes for Calf Milk From Experts
Washington experts DH W Ellington and J C Knotto report calf experiments with dried buttermilk and semi solid buttermilk as substitutes for skimmed milk. Twenty four calves divided into three groups of eight showed satisfactory results with buttermilk substitutes when skim milk is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dh.w.ellington
J. C. Knottot
Washington
Thedd
Dairy Farm Tips On Silage And Cattle Care
Dairy facts advise rye and corn silage to counter hay shortages and record keeping to boost labor efficiency. Warm sheds raise milk, while dry pastures and poor seeds lower production. Dogs and fast driving reduce milk flow. calm attendants help. Silos provide steady green feed in all weathers.
Local Notes on Community Moves and Illnesses
Mrs Warington and daughter and granddaughter Emma went to Leslie for winter. Grimm sold a team of horses to Glen Jarman last week. Mr Davis bought two cows at a sale west of Weidman. Thursday Mrs Isaac Shaner was sick last week. Mrs Qhas Carpenter confined to bed by illness at her home in Weidman. We are glad to hear Mrs George Pitts is able to be out again after pneumonia. Mrs Seymour visited her daughter Mrs Henry Graven at Winn last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warington
Houise
Emma
Leslie
Edgar
Grimm
Glen
Jarman
Davis
Weidman
Isaac Shaner
Qhas
Carpenter
Maple Grove Social Notes Highlight Quarantine Lift and Visits
Warren Honeywell of Lansing visits Mr and Mrs Frank Lay at their home Saturday evening. Doris and Elmer Schofield stayed with grandmother Mrs Jim Schofield to attend school. Maple Grove Ald met Mrs Lay for a pot luck dinner and social time. Mrs Jennie Finch and Mr Frank Babcock called. The Lay home hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Lewis Finch. Sam McGoogan and Clare callers also visited. News remains scarce this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Honeywell
Lansing
Frank Lay
Doris
Elmer Schofield
Jim Schofield
Maple Grove Ald
Lay
Jennie Finch
Frank Babcock
Lewis Finch
Sam. McGoogan
Clare
Local News Briefs From Southeast Sheridan
Southeast Sheridan reports Frank Loomis and family moved into the Orla Barber house. Henry Randle and Mr Watson from Detroit visited Henry's mother Bertha Randle. Ed Welch and wife came from Flint to see father Joel Degeer. Several schoolchildren had chickenpox. William Langin and wife visited Mt. Pleasant last Friday. Fred Geiger and wife from near Beaverton visited John Livingston. Joel Degeer, ill for three weeks, remains only fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Loomis
Orla Barber House
Henry Randle
Mr. Watson
Detroit
Henry
Joel Degeer
Baby girl Lucile born at XRPERCH LAKE
Mr and Mrs Lowell Kerby of Detroit welcome a daughter born January 1h She will be named Lucile Mrs Kerby known locally as Miss Goldie Amy from Lake Dwight Gilman of Midland visits his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gilman Bert Amy heads to Detroit to see their new granddaughter Will Tranes of Mr Pleasant shops here Friday Lake residents attend reception for Mr and Mrs Fred Shilling and Mr and Mrs Clare Comstock Mrs Comstock formerly Miss Marjorie Shilling Friends wish the couple a long prosperous married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Kerby
Detroit
Lucile
Lakeites
Sears
Fred Shilling
Clare Comstock
Comstock
Marjorie Shilling
Unnamed dance night in Herseville draws crowd
Social notes from Herseville report a Friday night dance at J. T. McKenna's hall by Gordon Ackerman drawing a good attendance. Local families share weekend visits and expressions of sympathy for the Lyons and Spink families after the death of Elmer Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McKenna
Hall
Gordon Ackerman
Wm. Shersaw
Sersaw
Herseville
Cederic
Skeels
Gerald
George Price
Delmar
Cleo Price
Byron Lyons
Himier Lyons
Wess Spin
N. G. Churchills
Charles Adelbine
Hila
Wim. Perrys
Sunday Visitors at the Teale Home in Southwest Sheridan
Sunday visitors at the Teale home included Mrs John Roe of South Grant Mr and Mrs Harnest Allen and family Mr and Mrs Lester Allen of Hagile Willard Harris and sister Mrs Engler of Pontiac Miss Sartien and others. Teals and children spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Getown of Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
James
Teale
John Roe
South Grant
Harnest Allen
Lester Allen
Hagile
Willard Harris
Engler
Pontiac
S. Severson
T. Harri
Sartien
W. Getown
Loomis
Sorrenzo Bower
Mr. Pleasant
Mary Teals
Jamies, Niente
Bruckart
Social Notes Show Local Visitants Across Towns
Mrs Ralph Shuil of Arthur Center and Alice Teale are mentioned. Miss Agnes Black visits her brothers L Pudway of Colonyville and Wm Black. Mr and Mrs Rollie Durham host Laura Raymond and Edldie Durham as they spend Sunday with Mrs Durham's parents at Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Shuil
Arthur Center
Alice Teale
Agnes Black
L. Pudway
Colonyville
Wm. Black
Rollie Durham
Laura, Raymond
Edldie Durham
Fishing and social notes from Lake George resort
Local visitors and residents, including Mr. Clark of Owosao and Don Luce of Farwell, spent days fishing with fair success. Frank Holmes weighed a ten pounds and forty two ounce catch, Charlie Borst close behind. Various callers and events fill a weekend at the lake with school canceled due to illness and community routines resuming after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clark
Owosao
Batesay
Don Luce
Farwell
Lew Finch
Elmer Schofield
Frederick Bingeham
James Bicknell
Rev. Johnson
Galé Beck
Beck Cottage
Everet
van. Hora
Zelda
Thomas Nichols
Frank Holmes
Charlie Borst
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Perry
William H. Smith
Emma Smith
Hatton
State of Michigan
Pere Marquette
Anna B. Geeck
Mortragee
T. Carl Holbrook
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Maple Grove
Sheridan
Southwest
Chevrolet
America
F.o. B
Flint, Mich
Fisher
General Motors
Obassia
Dth
Co ST
Poorlec! Transportation
Lake George Resort
Charlie
Wolf
Newsom
M. Palmer
Ed. Delling
Oscar Dellings
Clear Creek Ranch
M. Bates
Cowles
Alfred Abbott
Glen Harris
Mt. Pleasant
Julius R Borst
Gene Pettit
G Lambert
Landgon
Wm. Arnold
Electric King
Kirkpatrick
Hale
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