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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
6
The Probate Court of Olax County Michigan gives four months from January 20 1928 for creditors to file claims against Sever Severson deceased. Claims must be presented at the Harrison probate office on or before May 14 1928 and will be heard May 1 1928 at 10:00 AM. Judge Thos S Dorsey signs the notice.
Mortgagee Mary A. Lydiatt seeks sale of the South Half of the Northeast Fractional quarter of section 1 township 17 north range 4 west containing 80 acres in Grant township Clare County Michigan. Foreclosure set for April 28 1928 at 1 PM at the Harrison Court House.
On March 10 1928 at 10 oclock in the forenoon the Circuit Court in Harrison Clare County Michigan will auction the west half of southeast quarter and other lands in sections 2 and 11 Grant township to satisfy the mortgage from Francis M Lawson and Alice J Lawson to Joseph Hudson dated March 6 1920 and recorded March 16 1920 with 7 percent interest and costs. balance unpaid on the mortgage amounts to sixteen thousand dollars plus interest and taxes.
Notice is given that by power of sale in a 1912 Clare County mortgage, Perry D. Brown estate is foreclosing. Anna E. Geeck executrix will auction the North Half of the Northwest Quarter and Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in Section 25, Town 18N, Range 4W, Clare County Michigan on February 13, 1928 at 1 PM at the Harrison courthouse front door.
William H. Smith and Emma Smith of Hatton Michigan defaulted on a mortgage to Perry D. Brown dated October 1 1918 recorded October 30 1913 in Clare County Michigan. Foreclosure sale set for March 28 1928 at 1 PM at the front door of the Harrison Court House to pay 5325 dollars principal and interest plus 35 dollars attorney fee and costs. Property described includes parts of Sections 28 and 29 in Town 18 North Range 4 West Clare County Michigan. Administratrix Anna H. Geeck will conduct the sale.
An in store feature promotes the King radio for home use with no obligations. The notice highlights Kirknat Rick's Drug Store as the advertiser and distributor of the radio offer.
Sunday records show George Seil at home with parents Mr and Mrs V Finch and M W Finch calling on Mr and Mrs John Burne Hilma Migan spent Sunday with Floyd and Dave Seil Mr and Mrs V Finch and Violet Seil visited Clare last Thursday indicating a routine of social calls within the extended Finch and Seil families.
Ray Lloyd of Pontiac and his parents visited over the weekend. Mr and Mrs B Lloyd hosted. Kirk Spickerman and his wife visited with brother Henry Walters and family on Sunday. Carl Howard of Pontiac spent the weekend with his parents. Art Lloyd’s horse was badly kicked Sunday night. Jas Daugherty is boarding with O J Alger and expects to work on the ice. Bart Barrus visited Sunday with Nelson Howard and family.
Robt Walters and family visited Geo Walters while the Hemstreet boys hauled hay Wednesday. Jil Hemstreet called on the Allens last Wednesday. Tom James visited his sister Mrs Will Woods. Al Walters and family stopped by Geo Walters Thursday. Neil Abbott of Flint visited his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Abbott Sunday. Miss FE Bruner visited Leona Ab bott Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Van Denburg visited Mr and Mrs Birdsall Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Oman visited relatives at Lake Sunday.
Fifty locals gathered at Clifford Castle's home Friday night to celebrate the newlyweds. Games cards and singing followed a reception with lunch. neighbors praised the Castle couple as good entertainers. Carson Harvey aided the Hildebrand boys in butchering a hog on Monday. A wood bee assisted Mr Tryon who is ill. Warren Keith thanks neighbors for a large wood pile cut a week earlier.
Hona Reed returns from St Louis with sister Mrs. C F Shafer. Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Rey Leosh and Mr and Mrs Orson Huntley at W Leosh. Jack Ritchie assists Albert Reed after a Ford mishap left him with a broken wrist. Mr and Mrs C Allen visit Shepherd as Mr Kidd declines in health. Seventh and eighth grades hold an institute at West Rosebush Friday. Mrs Werden visits A Reed. Winter is mild with few zero days.
The Ray Jarman family and Elem Seymour and Donald spent Saturday evening listening to the radio at the Chase Hames home. A fire started by a newspaper on the stovepine burned a hole in the sitting room but was extinguished with no serious damage.
T. A. Kiggens and wife visited his father and brother in Great Sunday afternoon. Elizabeth Timm and Russell visited Sunday at W. B Myers. John Hartman cut wood for L A Kiggens and W R Myers on Wednesday and for F M Myers Monday. The Ladies Union met with Mrs O Shuli on Thursday but attendance was small due to bad weather. The end of February they meet with Mrs George Sates. Now
Mrs Hutchinson and family visited F M Myers and family with Mr and Mrs Hubel and children. John Hartman and crew buzzed wood for F M Myers. Clyde Raynols visited Farwell. W E Myers and son Garelh with W Kanar fished Cranberry Lake. F M Myers and wife visited K A Turners Monday night.
Sunday services in Rosebush feature the final sermon in a series on The Great Doctrines with subject Hope. Evening program includes special instrumental music and a large congregation attended last week. Local denominations continue community events and visits through the week.
Mame Johnson and Ronald Fairman shared dinner last Sunday at the home of A. J. Stalter. The social visit reflected cordial ties among local residents and family circles.
Mr. and Mrs. HC Mickle hosted visitors from the Brown area including Hains and Roy Reed. Norman Blystone recovered from scarlet fever after two weeks in bed. Birth announced for a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Guest. Several families from Elm Grove to Mt. Pleasant and Clare noted visits, groceries, and caring for relatives. One school reopened after scarlet fever closures.
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