Hearing Claims For Estate Of Thomas Maynard In Michigan
Four months from January 47 1930 are allowed to present claims against the estate of Thomas H. Maynard deceased to the Probate Court in Harrison Michigan. Creditors must file at the probate office by May 12 1920 and the hearing is set for May 19 1980 at 10:00 AM. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clara
Thomas H. Maynard
Callins
Harrison
Thos, S. Dorsey
Probate of Will Publication Order in Harrison
In Harrison, January 20, 1930, Judge Thos S. Dorsey orders publication for the probate of Elizabeth J. Brown's will filed by Jennie B. Norton. The hearing is set for February 14, 1980 at 10 A.M. at the Probate Office. Public notice to run in The Clare Sentinel for three weeks.
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State of
Michigan
Clara
Harrison
Said
Thos. S. Dorsey
Elizabeth J. Brown
Jennie B. Norton
Clare Sentinel
Court orders appearance in Clare County chancery case
State of Michigan in the Circuit Court for Midland County issues order requiring defendants Richard Welch Theresa Monroe Arthur Monroe Thressa Glandfield and their unknown heirs devisees etc to appear within three months. If unresponsive, the bill may be confessed. Publication to Clare Sentinel or personal service twenty days before appearance. Ray Hart Circuit Judge. Carl Holbrook attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Welch
Theressa Monroe
James O’connor
Arthur Monroe
Thressa Glandfield
Ray Hart
T. Carl Holbrook
Theresa Monroe
Clare
All American Bar Farm notices dead livestock for cash
A Leota Michigan notice offers $4 per cow or $8 delivered for worn out horses and cows. Send a postal card with your description and address to the All American Bar Farm Leota Michigan. They will pick up or receive dead livestock.
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Leota
Mich
Sunday Visits and Wood Bee Helpers in Colonville Area
Mrs S Severson and son Ervin visited her sister Mrs Joel Presley. David Teale and Alice called on Mrs T s sister Mrs Sarah Bodking in Colonville. A Ladies Aid at Colonville hosted by Mr and Mrs M Clute. Armentrout family from Eagle spent Sunday with James Teale. Teale family guests at West Grant. Arling Seversons visited John Roe family South Grant. A wood bee for Mrs S Severson produced a large pile of wood and a chicken dinner.
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Ervin
Joel Presley
David Teale
Alice
Sarah Bodking
Colonville
Will ‘Gilson
Severson
Alice Teale
M. Clute
John Roe
South Grant
S. Severson
Hinkville Community Notes On Roads And Visits
A storm and high winds blocked highways early in the week. The county plow cleared routes near the schoolhouse then to the county line. Mrs Jas Sherman and daughter Alice Vernon visited Mrs Myrtle Kraatz. Alice Sparkel missed school Monday due to illness. Gordon McIntosh becomes a permanent Clare post office carrier.
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Jas, Sherman
Alice
Vernon
Myrtle Kraatz
Sparkel
EB. Lackie
A. Purdy
Alice Sparkel
Gordon Mclntosh
Clare
Ford Cars Exhibit Unbroken Line Design and Rustless Steel
In Detroit Universal Credit Company promotes the new Ford lineup showcasing sweeping contours from radiator to rear fender. Cars highlight Rustless Steel for exposed parts and emphasize safety comfort speed and economy with prices ranging from 435 to 670 plus freight.
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Ford
Brown Corners Community Notes and Visits
Sunday visits fill Brown Corners with neighbors from Clare Greenwood Harrison and beyond. Families including the Comptons Lowers Coulters Kleinharts and Austins share church services dinners and social calls while noting a quarterly meeting led by Brother Clapp on February seventh and eighth. A new daughter for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Allen is welcomed.
Myers Corner Snow Delays Local Travel And Visits
F. M. Myers and L. A Kiggens started to the store on Saturday but turned back at the school house due to heavy snow drifts. The Myers family attended a Harrison meeting on Thursday and visited neighbors over the weekend. The Brown church morning service was attended by several Myers and Kiggens relatives. Local men plowed the road but became stuck and had to call Harrison for help.
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F. M. Myers
L. A.kiggens
Norman
Harrison
Stanley Shunk
John Hartman
W. H. Myers
Hriddyghrt
Clare
A. Kiggens
W. B. Myers
Brown
Mrs George Gibis and neighbors visit the ill Randall
Mrs George Gibis and Mrs Gerome Frees called on William Randall who is very sick. Lawrence Gibis and his girlfriend spent Sunday evening with his parents. Grandparents welcomed a baby born at Dennis Fitzpatrick’s home last week. Gordon Ripenburg and P Ripenburg of Clare dined with Gerome Brees family. Gorden Ripenbugg returned to work after a cold spell. An orange tree with an 8 inch trunk is budding. George Gibis celebrated his birthday with family at home.
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George Gibis
Gerome Frees
William
Randall
Lawrence Gibis
Elm Grove
H. Schredder
Alex Dora
Dennis Fitzpatrick
Gordon Ripenburg
P. Ripenbureg
Clare
Gerome Brees
Jake Milam
Geo
Gibis
Gorden Ripenbugg
Lead Frees
Social notes from Colonville area events and sales
Colville Mr and Mrs Dave Teal and Alice visited J Bodkins. Allen Gerow and Doris of Clare spent time with Wm Gerow. Mrs Frank Walters returned from Lansing with niece and nephew Roy Reed. Wedding bells teased but date not announced. Church services planned Sunday evening. Ladies Aid met with Mrs M D Glite and quilting was done. Mr and Mrs Ber risy entertained Cincinnati relatives. Irette Clute of Clare stayed with M D Clute. Jackson Market offered Saturday specials on pork sausage lard pot roast beef round sirloin liver sausage bologna. Radio tubes tested free at Kirk Patricks Drug Store.
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Dave Teal
Alice
Sheridan
J. Bodkins
Allen
Gerow
Doris
Clare
Wm. Gerow
Frank Walters
Lansing
Roy Reed
Sam Leichti
Ladies Aid
M. D. Glite
Jackson’s
Bbc
Specials from the Farmers Independent Produce Company
An old advertisement lists specials: Sauer Kraut 2 for 25 cents, Grapefruit 4 for 25 cents, Apples (Spies) 6 for 25 cents, Corn Flakes 10 pounds sugar , Dutch Cleansers 8 for 25 cents, Prepared Pan Flour 5 pounds 25 cents, Palmolive Soap 3 for 20 cents, Betty Jane Flour $1.05.
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Legals
Ista
Thos
Dorsey
Court House
Midland
County of
A. Db
Adam Oliver
Olive Olver
Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
Southwest
Phaeton
Tudor
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
Plan OF Time Payments
Chas, Garver
Lloyd Comer
Hodgysinger
Chas. Wallace and Sons
Glenn Lower
J. C. Newman
Elmer Miller
Bryan
Arthur Lower
Frank Nash
Oliver
Nash
John Coulter
Clair
Chas. Kleinhart
Anna Ritter
Thomas
Greenwood
U. B
Kleinhart
Clair Coulter
Wade Credit
Alton Lautzenheiser
Tew
John Acre
B. Green
Fred Trench
Harvey Armentrout
James Teale
Brother Clapp
Clair Goultry
E. Green
Glenn Lowe
Tra Miller
Walter Deller
Harold
Ain Family
Lloyd Allen
Irette Clute
M. D. Clute
Kirk Lpatrick
Farmers Independent Produce Company
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