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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
2
Court of Clare County Michigan Probate, in Harrison, announces a five month claims period for the estate of OChariea isatkenstone, deceased. Creditors must file by October 5, 1922, with hearings set for November 6, 1922 at 10 oclock AM. Judge Tos. 5. Dozazy of Probate presides.
Caravall mortgage by Winifrede Palmer-Fisher to John T Palmer and Nellie Palmer dated August 92 1917 recorded August 24 1917 in Liber 31 page 350 Clare County Michigan. Amount due 339 01 with attorney fee 15. Sale on September 18 1922 at Court House Harrison Michigan at one o clock to highest bidder for the property described in Section 1 and 2 Township 17 North Range 5 West Clare County. Mortgagees John T Palmer and Nellie Palmer represented by Carlos A Reading attorney.
Default on a 1931 mortgage by Barton G Bay and Mabel M Bay to Henjamme H Demarest triggers public sale. Property in Clare County described as east half of northwest quarter and part of northeast quarter in section 33 town 17 north range 4 west, with Pere Marquette right of way noted. Sale at front door of Court House Harrison on September 18 1973 at 1 pm.
Default on the April 20 1920 mortgage by John J Miller and Ruth I Miller to Alfred J Doherty Clare Michigan triggers foreclosure sale September 25 1922 at 1 PM at the Circuit Court front door Harrison to repay 6507 38 plus 30 attorney fee and costs with 7 percent interest on the south fractional half of the northwest quarter of section 19 Town 17 N Range 3 W containing 91 acres more or less including tax arrearage clause and mortgage provisions.
Advertisers pay ten cents per line for liners and reading notices in locale. Line fillers priced at ten cents per line. A ten cent per line heading surcharge applies for graphs and headings.
Correspondence from Farwell notes Guy Murray and his brother Friend helping put up hay last week. Mrs Friend Murray stayed part of the week with her father S. Dove in Ewart. A school meeting was held on the 10th with a large crowd. Milford Sloan was named director to succeed Chae Goodepeed. Thomas Brooks and family of Lake attended with an aunt from Indiana visiting Mrs Brooks. Charley Nelson and his father William Nelson spent Sunday at George Nelson's.
Shortis Squires and wife host sister from Indiana while Wellsington Robinson and family return from the west to visit Mr and Mrs Tom Wood. Gilmore residents attended the Rock Saxe assembly last Sunday. Mrs Isaac Shaner celebrated a milestone with seventeen friends. Lloyd Pitts plan westward travel. Jack Renner and family visited Blam Seymour on Sunday.
Dover reports quiet at Ross Dysinger home as Geo Williams and family stay. Jas Mizer visits Suan Day and mother Mrs Abbott who is very low. Charles Tatman of Oklahoma visits friends. John Lamb Jr works for T A Swain. Mrs Chas Fitzpatrick remains ill. threshing machine sound heard. no church services for three weeks due to camp meeting. Sunday School at 10. blacksmith busy. R V Rale and wife plus Mr and Mrs Wiley of Clyde Ohio motor to Houghton take last week through FE8 Weaver's parents' home on the way.
Mrs. Joe Wileon and children visited her mother Mrs. O Ralapangb in the Eagle Tuesday. Mrs. Harpster called on Mrs. W Jordan Sunday. Charles Baker and family of Mt Plessant visited Mrs Jerome Frees group. Paul Naea began threshing at home. A baby boy Donald Francis born July 28 to Mr. and Mrs. John Colmus. Dover residents Mrs. John Hudson and children visited mother Mrs Chas Grover. Antwerp residents Mrs Fred Enderle and children and Mrs M L Hargrave groups visited Clare families. Esther Krick visited Phoebe Perry. Tom Michael traveled to Harrison on business. Mrs George Gibbin visited Mrs Warren Reed in Clare. Benckars family of Sheridan with others spent Sunday at William Benckars’s home.
Mr and Mrs Roy Barton of Had eon Indiana returned home last Friday from a three week visit with Mr and Mrs Joel Presley and family Severson is on the sick bed Guy Beatty begins readings with Henry Severson as engineer Trucks haul gravel from the Eberhart pit on the new trunk line Mr and Mrs John Asline and Mr and Mrs H Erter and families of Clare spent Monday evening at the Presley home All enjoyed ice cream and cake
Rev and Mrs L J Teed of Ithaca spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs V Empey. Mrs M D Clute visits Lennon home in Gladwin this week. Charley Brown and daughter from Flint visit Will Gerow. Jay Clute and family hosted Miss Engler from Grand Lodge. Blanche Strouse and Daisie Brack art of Mr Pleasant weekend with parents. Allen Gerow and John Hampton of Lake George visit Will Gerow and John Bodkin. M D Clate and Jay Clate with family spend Sunday in Gladwin. John Beakins family visit D Teale in S W Sheridan.
Windover Mine Ethel Louch of Clare spent Sunday at the F. M. Baker home. Mr and Mrs Eli Beck of Ithaca visited E. E. Delling and wife the weekend. Delling and wife spent Sunday with Elmer Beard and family of Lincoln. Thos Nicola and family were Clare visitors on Thursday. Basil Baker was shopping in Clare Saturday. Mrs J Barns will entertain the Ladies' Aid on Thursday afternoon August 3. Mr and Mrs H Waters and Mr and Mrs Baker of Ovid spent the past week on the banke of Windover. Miss Dorothy Gorr of Clare will teach our school the coming year. Commissioner Blain and crew are improving the roads on the Freemac Garfield line.
East Lincoln and neighboring communities share a Sunday of visits and farewells as Kilbourns, Cobles, and Wellmans host and travel between farms in Lake George Saginaw and Pon tilac areas. Agnes Cowles heads to work, Irene Kube visits two weeks with relatives, while several families spend time at the Cowles and Beard homes.
The diary notes visits from George Brown and family of Alma to Mr. and Mrs. Dunkle, J. Ferguson from Detroit spending days at his home, Mrs. O. Pietsch returning to Detroit, Geo. Cowles returning to Alma after weeks with his brother, F. Newson of Lake George calling on A Lambertson, Cline of Farwell at Carmon ranch, O Cohoon of Lansing and Wright of Temple visiting H Welch, Wm Kabe and Raesell Rhoades from Hatton visiting Cowles, Maynard family calling on E Beard.
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