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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
2
The passage argues all policies should be uniform and examined by the Michigan Audit Bureau. It states that companies represented meet the standard and that insuring with them carries no risk, with policies described as fire and tornado coverage. It emphasizes sending policies to the bureau for review and correction if errors are found.
The early Minnesota Optometry law led to nationwide adoption as states recognized optometrists gains. Laws require proof of skill to detect and correct vision errors and bar unqualified practitioners. Optometrists rely on precise instruments, not drugs, producing highly accurate examination results.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces that four months from January 16 1925 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Wil Ham Grimm deceased. Claims must be filed at the Harrison probate office by May 15 1925 and will be heard May 18 1925 at 10:00 AM. Dated January 12 1926. Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
Mt. Pleasant residents Mrs John Merrill and Mary planned visits to family. Henry Warner and Orton Mills of Sheridan attended the city. Anson Ladd died at ninety two and was buried in Gladwin cemetery. Samuel Bruce and Ortho Boulton went to Lansing for the two cent gas tax meeting. A baby girl arrived for Clarence and Mrs Ladd. The Fanning family mourned Michael, son of Norbet Fanning. Harrison Elevator stockholders elected Myers president and Boulton secretary. Floyd Scott visited from Detroit. John Foster and Olive Darling visited Rosebush. Ladies Aid served a church supper. The Ladd family announced. Various residents attended funerals and events. Snowmobiles bought for rural mail delivery. Eastern Star planned a Rock party. Basket ball bettors attended Gladwin game. State Savings Bank held annual meeting electing Ladd president and Fanning vice president. Weatherhead cashier and Harper assistant cashier. The Jonses and other locals moved or visited.
In Clare County Circuit Court a chancellor suit between Mary Catherine Swift and Harry W. Swift requires the non resident defendant to appear within three months. The order mandates publication in Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance and mailing a copy by registered mail thirty days prior. Clerk Emma Hoag and Judge Ray Hart oversee the process with attorney T Carl Holbrook.
Default on a 1921 mortgage by Samuel A Leitner and Marcia Leitner to William Haley of Clare Michigan prompts sale. On April 14, 1925 at 10:00 a.m. at the Harrison courthouse front door the property described as the north half of the south west quarter and the north west quarter of the southeast quarter of section 22 will be sold to cover due principal interest taxes and costs including attorney fees.
Mrs Morgan of Homeward Illinois says she tried two or three cough remedies without relief. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound quickly stopped her cough and has stood the test of time, noted as the world’s largest selling cough medicine. Sold by B. A. Anderson.
Mrs. Elmer Clute and son Rex of Harrison visited the home of M D Chute. Bert Phillips returned to Rosebush after several days with his brother Arthur and aunt Mrs C Phillips. Mrs Will Gerow spent a couple of days last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Allen at the Brand.
Jay Clure attended the tractor meeting in Clare Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Edd Richardson of Grant spent Sunday with his sister My and Mrs Frank Walters. Mrs Henry Heirholzer left Friday for Midland to see her sister who has had her arti broken. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday January 29 with Mrs O H Phillips. All are invited: Twenty seven attended the Aid at Bruckart's January 15.
The column lists Sunday and Thursday visits among local families including Abbott Acre Thurman Robinet Blystone Turter Poet Langworthy and others. It notes Mrs Acre ill again and Mrs Alslett recovering, with Glenn Poet improving after illness. Also mentions snow traffic and a radio supplies ad along with a drug store subscription offer.
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