Notice For Appearance In Michigan Chancery Suit
State of Michigan Twenty first Judicial Circuit in Chancery at Harrison issues notice in suit Klrick v George W Krick. Defendant not Michigan resident. appearance required within three months from order with publication for six consecutive weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Ray Hart circuit judge and Carlos A Reading attorney. Clare Michigan. S317
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State of
Michigan
Twenty-first Judicial Circuit
Glare
Harrison
B. Krick
Pialotif
George W. Krick
George W. Erick
Carlos ‘A. Reading
Clare Sentinel
Aix
Estate of Jacob Barger heirs hearing ordered
In Michigan Clare County Probate Court at Harrison on June 2 1922 Judge Thos S Dorsey orders a hearing on David Bargers petition to determine rightful heirs to inherit the real estate of Jacob Barger deceased. Publication notice required for three successive weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey Sindge
Jacob
Barger
David Barger
Clare Sentinel
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Delavur default on a mortgage by Winifrede Pal mert Fisher to John T. Palmer and Nellie Palmer dated August 22 1917 and recorded August 24 1917 in Liber 31 page 250 Clare County Michigan. Sale at public auction September 18 1923 at 1 PM at the front door of the Court House Harrison Michigan to satisfy principal and interest 339.71 dollars plus 15 dollar attorney fee and costs. Property described as Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter and South Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 1 and 2 in Town 17 North Range 5 West Clare County Michigan. Mortgagees John T Palmer and Nellie Palmer represented by Attorney Carlos A Reading.
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Harrison
Michigan
Ciicntt
County of
Clare
South West
North East
Clare County
John T. Palmer
Nellie Palmer
Burton G. Bay
Mabel M. Bay
Benjamine H. Demarest
Court House
Morrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Ann Arbor
Mpany
Pere Marquette Rail Company
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Clare County Michigan
Default made in a 1931 mortgage by Burton G Bay and Mabel M Bay to Benjamin H Demarest. The foreclosure will occur September 18, 1922 at 1 pm at the Morrison courthouse to sell the east half of the northwest quarter and part of the northeast quarter of Section 33, Town 17 N Range 4 W, Clare County Michigan to satisfy debt, interest, costs, plus attorney fees.
Harsh Federal Sentences For Detroit Deputy Sheriffs
Judge Arthur J. Tuttle handed four-year terms and steep fines to Deputy Sheriffs Baker Parmenter Corrigan and others for liquor conduit crimes tied to 1920 Detroit whisky operations. Henry Rives Flowers and Doffines received shorter terms. Ackley Plovis acquitted. Trial traced 1600 quarts of whisky with Alfred J Woods of Amherstburg Canada.
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Detroit
Michigan
Duage
Arthur J. ‘Tuttle
United States
Eputy
Wayne ‘County
Wayne
County
Tuttle
James Baker
William Parmenter
Max Corrigan
David Baker
Federal Penitentiary
Wiliam Parmenter
Federal
James Quick
Henry Rives
Detroit House of Correction
Jess Flowers
Joseph Doffinos
Detroit House.of Correction
Baker
Corrigan
Parmenter
Flowers
Doffines
Fred Ackley
Wyandotte
Henry Plovis
Paor
Sheriff's Office
Quick
Rives
Coffines
Ackley
Plovis
Alfred J. Woods
Amherstburg
Canada
Ford Offers To Lease Road To Control Coal Movement
Detroit industrialist Henry Ford proposes leasing the trunk division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad from Banner Fork to Corbin Kentucky and from Corbin to Cincinnati. This would grant direct access to Cincinnati via his Detroit Toledo and Ironton line, securing a coal supply route and mitigating mine and railroad strike risks.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
City
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Banner Fork
Corbin
Cincinnati
Ford
Fanatic Fasts for 53 Days in Kentucky Town
William Rice of Nada near Fanatic, Kentucky, fasted 53 days after a vision told him to urge neighbors to sacrifice for redemption. He began in jail for vagrancy and continued at home, growing very weak yet still able to walk, drawing wide attention in the region. War veterans blame Dr. Sawyer for hospital shortcomings in veterans care, said by Humphreys Sullivan for the American Legion.
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Slade
Kentucky
William Rice
Nada
Here
Rice
Sawyer
San Francisco
Charles B. Sawyer
Harding
Humphreys Sullivan
St. Louis
MacNider
American Legion
Local Notes on Community Events and Weather
Dietrice Ne and Fred Burk family gatherings reported with a July 4th crowd at Doc and Tom Lake. Ed Atkineon of southern Indiana visiting friends. Wm Bail in poor health. A severe electrical storm delivered heavy rain and flooding. Monday rain continued. D White recovered enough to go felling. Oliver Campbell and E O Oberboltner moved to Ewart last Friday. Fred Bark works on Jake Clark farm awaiting sun.
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Dietrice
Fred_Burk
Briggs Farm
Bark Oderbejtser
O. D. White
Doc
Tom Lake
Atkineon
Indiana
Stanton
Bail Sanday
D. White
Oliver. Campbell
E. O. Oberboltner
Ewart
Fred Bark
Jake Clark
Local Social Roundup From Kalamazoo and Nearby Towns
The column lists residents and visitors from Kalamazoo to Vernon Clare Ithaca and Detroit. Names include Mrs John Colmus Joe Wilson Grover and families Albert Gardon and Emily Beckenwick Dora and Alex Dora Mrs Arthur Ginn Mrs Will Nowlsp Mrs Edd Magnus and baby Mrs Fred Enderle and three children and relatives in Antwerp Farwell and Grand Rapids as they spend Sundays and holidays with kin.
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Tulie Powlon
Kalamazoo
Dora
Ithaca
Alex Dora
Arthur Ginn
Will Now- Isp
Farwell
Edd Magnus
Baby
Detroit
John Larmon
Wm. Magnus
Fred Enderle
Antwerp
Ohio
M.L Hargrave
Alpbhens Perry
Clare
Wm. Bowler
Grand Rapids
Unclear crime report with fragmented names
Vague OCR reading mentions Mbtele and an accomplice amid scattered details. No verifiable actions or dates provided, obscuring the incident and involved parties.
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Raspberries
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Aes Kart
C. A
Ray Hart
Carlos A. Readingere
S. Dorsey
Carlos A. Reading
Utirg
Sheri
Randall
Nelaesidad
Mary Carr
USCO
United States Tires
United States 6 Rubber Company
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