Notice of foreclosure sale by Citizens State Bank of Clare
Default on a 1921 mortgage by Burt Hess and Lucy Hess to Citizens State Bank. On April 14, 1924, at 2 PM, at the Harrison courthouse, the North West Quarter of the South East Quarter and related parcels in Section 12, Township 17N, Range 3W, Clare County Michigan will be sold to satisfy the debt, costs, and attorney fees. Carlos A. Reading, attorney for mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt J. Hess
Lucy Bya
State Bank
Glare
Michigan
Office of the Register
Clare
Harrison
Circuit Court
Clare County
Citizens State Bank of
Mortgagee
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1910 mortgage by Guy T Louch and Etta Louch to John H Wilson executor leads to public auction at the Clare County Circuit Court front door. Lot 4 and west half of Lot 5 in Block 16 Clare Village are offered to settle 1910 mortgage principal, interest, taxes, costs, and attorney’s fee. Viola McKay administratrix and Co W Perry attorney for mortgagee. Clare Michigan 11t13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Louch
Etta Louch
John H. Wilson
Frederick Lister
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
Michigan
Court House
Harrison
County of Clare
Clare County
Viola McKay
Miss Lucy Wilkins In Poor Health Under Care Of Doctors
Correspondence notes Miss Lucy Wilkins is in poor health and under care of Dr. Lamb Albert Barnum and Mrs Sagi naw. A visitor drove up in a Ford Sedan Thursday to see her parents Mr and Mrs B Sparks. Dunkle of Mud Lake helps. Letty Wilkins Irving Freeman James Randolph and another neighbor baled hay for Sparks and Chris Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Wilkins
Local Notes From Weidman Region Update
Gilmore Ruegsegzer is on the sick list. No school Monday. Yeans drifted reportedly. M. S. McAlvery killed a large beef. Gladis Wields recovering from illness since January 13 at her sister’s southwest of Weidman. Mattie Shaner improving. L. Fordyce and Clara Crowley slow to gain. Jay Brown family moved to Grand Rapids for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. WH. Ruegsegzer
M. S. McAlvery
Gladis Wields
Weidman
Mattie Shaner
L. Fordyce
Clara Crowley
Jay Brown
Grand Rapids
Jay
Maple Grove Social Notes Include Departures and Ills
Miss Beatrice Finch spent the weekend at home and Miss Velma Schofield returned to her school Monday morning. Andy Thorn reports Percy Rome's horse dead and many articles stolen from the place. Mrs. Guy Perry came back to Lansing on Sunday. Vern Amys and Fred Graber's families are on the sick list. Elmer Schofield works in Detroit. Jack Frost is blamed for open weather. Ray Utley and wife visited Dave. Stirling family visited Saturday night. Everyone hugs the stove and no news to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Finch
Velma Schofield
Andy Thorn
Percy Rome
Guy Perry
Lansing
Vern Amys
Fred Graber
Elmer Schofield
Detroit
Jack Frost
Ray Utley
Dave
Stirling
Local Notes From Clare Rapidly On Friday
Bert Scott made a business trip to Clare on Friday. The Primary room children gave the Grammar Town children a surprise party Friday afternoon with peanuts and popcorn at the close. Debates at Stone church drew full houses nightly as Rev Pendleton and Rev Larcky argued about Bible interpretation. Families and locals held weekend visits and illnesses with Sam Nelson critically ill from pneumonia. Please phone in your news to Geo Scott's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Scott
Clare
Grammar Toom
Stone Church
Pendleton
Larcky
George Cosgrove
Sam Nelson
Geo. Scott’s
Hinkville Bungalow Life in Cold Winter Outsocial Natives
In Hinkville Mr and Mrs Al Bybe plaster several rooms and settle in making a cozy winter retreat. Residents remain unsociable entertaining little except cold. The writer notes the soldiers of winter as grunters and the Siberian cold in the Far North as roads stay blocked with snow and cars cease running. Jerry Koontz and family move from Mt Pleasant to occupy Charles Calkins home. Mrs Burton Calkins visits Rosebush for business. Wireless allows one weekly letter to Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
Michigan
Sentinel
Jerry Koontz
Mt. Pleasant
Charles
Local notables and residents noted in brief
Loren Coyne of Rosebush is on the sick list Alien Moore returned to Coleman Friday Marie Nelson of Midland visited relatives and is undergoing treatments in Almia Mr Greaves Mich Bell Auditor inspected the telephone office Thursday Arthur Manaitza helped Mrs Hensley at Pleasant site
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Coyne
Alien Moore
Coleman
Marie Nelson
Midland
Almia
Greaves
Mich
Bell Auditor
Offtca
Arthur Manaitza
Hida
Mr ‘Pleasant
Mra
Hensley
Auction headlines and social notes from Midland area
Local social items report a visitor from St Louis Mrs Schaelties staying with Loren Coyne family and Dan Coyne homes. A sleigh load brought young people to a Saturday show. Weather caused no school at West and Wort, and Mrs Dan Gayne was ill. An auditing meeting of Macabee ladies occurred at Sleisht home. An advisory note mentions a cough remedy Foreyts Honey and Tar and endorsements by Clyde Benson of Marlbrook Virginia and Floyd Kirkpatrick of Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Alice. Louis
Midland
Hhe Dan
John Coyne
Wort and West
Dan. Gayne
Ned Johnston
Wwent
Detroit
Ladies of the Maccabee’s
Sleisht
Gough
Clyde
Benson
Marlbrook
Virginia
Reeves
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare
Burson
Parnell
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New York
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Exide Batteries
Rieter
Shubert
Skunk
Immcanns
Sabert Inc
Spante Png
Legals
Carlos A. Reading
Morttgagee
W. Perry
Friz Undertaking CO
Andrew N. Friz
Lydia M. Friz
Omoe
Moores Crossing
Maple Grove
Lake News
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Pt Ene Sme MT
Por
Loomis
Isabella County
Wm. Brewer
Elm Grove
Sheridan Township
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