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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
10
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan announces four months from June 29 1923 for creditors to file claims against the estate of Eima line Robart at the Harrison probate office. Claims must be filed by October 22 1923 and will be heard October 29 1923 at 10 a.m. by Judge Thos S Dorsey.
Default on a January 4 1921 mortgage by Burt J Hess and Lucy Hess to Citizens State Bank Clare Michigan. Sale set for September 24 1923 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Harrison Michigan to satisfy due principal interest costs and attorney fee on described parcels in sections 12 17 N R3W Clare County Michigan.
Foreclosure sale scheduled Aug 18 1923 at 10 am at Harris Court House. Mortgage held by James M Wellman and Carolyn L Wellman to William H Drehmer, later assigned to Clark H Sutherland. Property lot described as parts of sections 4 and 6 in Township 18 North, Range 5 West, Clare County Michigan. Prior mortgage of $500 exists. Attorneys: G W Perry, Glare Michigan.
Quy Perry and Mies Alma Tiede nan were united in marriage July 4 with Rev. Randall performing the ceremony. They will live in Lansing where the groom works. Best wishes from friends accompany their journey into matrimony. Mrs. Chas Hamea has returned from Saginaw. Bruce Gamble of Detroit visited his mother. Wm Cotter and family from Mt. Pleasant spent the Fourth at the Shade Jarman home.
A bountiful supper was served to friends and relatives as the happy young couple left Saturday for Gan sing to establish their home. The community extends wishes for a long and prosperous life journey. John Schaar visited his old home with brothers on Wednesday and returned to Indiana Thursday. Ray Morgan and family visited Elmer Schofield on Sunday. The Schofields and Hutchins families visited WB Schofield's Thursday after a week at Houghton Lake.
Freeman Bly Louden of Leroy and Mr and Mrs Severs of Benton Harbor visited John Gaffney and family. Sunday July 1 Mrs J Burke and husband surprised by daughter Mrs Leroy Stuart and family from Jackson. The visitors accompanied by Leon Stuart and family and Mrs Stafford. George Hanson of Flint called on John Gaffney Monday. Harry Boucher and Vic Finch are making hay on Earl Martin farm.
Farm residents stay busy with haymaking while visitors from Reed City Detroit and nearby farms drop by. Charles Cook and wife visit sister Mrs Gunderman then travel to Stevenson Lake and Harrison with Kenneth for a few days. Ward Boody recovers from scarlet fever as Detroit guests join cottage stay and local families gather for Sunday visits. Roy Walters sells his car and plans a new one soon.
Raleigh, Lafayette and Ona Blain from Saginaw visited their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blain. Fred LaLone and family of Pontiac vacationed nearby, while Mrs. LaLone is a Blain cousin. North Star's Muscon family and Lansing couples enjoyed two weeks camping. Clare guests included Lyons Beard Smith Nichols Byrne. Neighbors picnicked at Lake Weeree for Fourth, others at Windover lake. St Johns’ Croweer family and Gibsons joined from Indiana for weekend at Dee Water cottage. Visitors from Mason and Detroit stayed with Obas Lyons and Munson families. Dr Lamb of Farwell stopped by.
On July 4 at Shepherd a marriage united Alma Tiedeman of Lansing and Guy Perry of Lansing. The ceremony was performed by Elder 98.L Randall of Shepherd and was attended by Lola Perry, Denzil Tiedeman, and other local guests. They returned to the Tiedeman home.
Dr Dunlops Golden Red Balm offers cooling relief for hay fever headaches sunburn burns and insect bites. A soothing cream for chafing skin irritations and tired feet. Promote travel use and baby friendly care with Dr J W Dunlop Clare Mich.
Prof. O. Abel admits the primitive history of the seal is obscure but argues the most probable origin is that seals originated from bears. He notes the idea remains a hypothesis and awaits further evidence.
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