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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
9
Public auction notices list two mortgages on Clare County land in Harrison. The first, involving Vance and Inez Warren and others, covers 120 acres in Township 18 North Range 3 West with a sale set for August 3, 1931. The second, held by Clare County Savings Bank, covers 40 acres in Section 29, Township 18 North Range 3 West, with sale scheduled for August 10, 1981.
Tarantulas molt once a year and replace any lost limb in the following molt. If a limb is lost at any time, a new leg appears during the next molts, continuing growth.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan to creditors of Jamima Morden deceased. Four months from June 12 1931 are allowed to present claims to the court in Harrison. Claims must be filed by October 7 1931 and will be heard October 14 1931 at 10:00 a.m. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
The City of Clare grants Gas Corporation of Michigan authority to construct and operate a natural and artificial gas system within Clare for thirty years. The ordinance details rights to lay mains, install lamp posts, restore streets, and ensure safe, non obstructive work with City supervision and liability for damages. Rates for natural gas are authorized under the franchise.
The document outlines Schedule A for domestic gas rates to be charged by the grantee in Clare Michigan, with tiered per thousand cubic feet pricing, minimum monthly charges, discounts for prompt payment, and heating season rules. It describes rate alteration procedures, artificial gas provisions, and franchise duration, renewal, and enforcement conditions.
Default made by Anton EB Achard and Wilma Achard to Alta Pettit guardian of Harry B Makin of Clare county Michigan dated August 14 1923 and recorded August 16 1925 mortgage for 1183 30 with 35 attorney fee no suit commenced. Notice sets July 20 1931 1:00 PM at Harrison Court House for public auction of fourteen acres to cover debt costs and interest.
The ordinance takes effect when approved by the electors and was passed and published on June 24, 1933. It names R. J. Héther as mayor and Alex McKinnon as city clerk.
The court in Clare orders a hearing on July 13 1931 at ten o clock in the forenoon for S C Kirkbride administrator to obtain license to sell real estate of Elton R Allen deceased. Notice to interested parties via three weekly publications in The Clare Sentinel.
A quirky column notes The W. Bumpen Co in Chicago and contrasts John Hancock’s signature with a post office pen. It mentions Japanese marriage customs, cosmetic eye color shifts, and a New York revue crowd of baldheads buying scalped tickets. The St. Petersburg Independ ent offers free daily editions on sunny days, having paid 98 times in 20 years.
An uneven verse line describes a fool who rocks the boat dives into shallow water and fails to recognize a policy. It humorously contrasts risky struggles with simple, practical acts in a fragmented chant-like form.
Residents around Elm Grove comment on haying corn and fishing as daily tasks. A gathering at the Raymond home featured multiple families from Flint Loomis and Grand Rapids, including the Harr y Harvey and Warren Spencer groups. Election of Sunday School officers followed by a list of names and roles. Sunday services are announced for next week.
Mr and Mrs B A Faunce visit Harri son while Mrs Wm Webster travels from Farwell to see her sister Mrs John Burns. A sequence of guests and locals attend gatherings at Windover Lake including Achard bungalow visits, weddings, dances, and charity events. Notables include Congressman Roy O Woodruff and family at the Achard bungalow. Nearby farms host visitors from Clare Detroit Lansing and Oakwood with road work and local outings noted.
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