Foreclosure notice on Clare mortgage by Citizens Bank
Notice of sale under a 1929 mortgage on Lot 10, Block 16, Clare Village Michigan. The Citizens State Bank of Clare holds the mortgage debt with a $29 006.89 principal interest and taxes due plus $35 attorney fee. Sale at the courthouse front door Harrison Michigan on September 28 1931 at 1 pm EST to satisfy the amount due and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Reader
Millis Reedo
Citizens State Bank of
Glare
Michigan
Office
the Register of Deeds
County of
State of Paalat Gan
Court House
Harrison
Clare
Order for Publication Determination of Heirs
Michigan Probate Court in Clare County orders publication to determine heirs of Julia T. Kubbe. Hearing set for August 7, 1931 at 10:00 a.m. in Harrison. Public notice to run three consecutive weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos. S. Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Julia T. Kubbe
William F. Kube
Clare Sentinel
Mortgage Sale Forecloses 40 Acre Clare County Farm
Default on a 1923 mortgage by Eli Sprunger and Susan Sprunger, to Clare County Savings Bank, will trigger a public sale on August 10, 1931. The property is the south half of the southeast quarter of section 29, township 18 north, range 3 west, Clare County Michigan, about 40 acres, per government survey. Sale at the courthouse front door in Harrison, Michigan, to cover $549.05 due plus costs and attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corgiliorg
Eli. Sprunger
Susan’ Sprunger
County Savings, Bank
Michiga Banking Corporation
Clare
Micigan
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Michigan
Harrison
Clara
Clare County
Clare County Savings Bank
James A. McKay
Mortgagee Assignees to Sell Clare County Farm Under Foreclosure
Notice is given that Frank Rilett Joy Rilett Cecil Abbott and Hazel Abbott, assignees of mortgagees, will auction the west half of the northeast quarter and northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 29, township 18 north, range 8 west, Clare County, Michigan, at 9:00 AM on August 8, 1931 at the courthouse front door in Harrison to recover $518.99 principal and interest plus $25 attorney fee and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirick Langworthy
Arthur
Clare
Michigan
Vance Warren
Inez L. Warren
Flint
Register of Deeds
County of
State of Michigan
Frank Rilett
Joy Rilett
Cecil Abbott
Hazel Abbott
the Register of Deeds
Court House
Harrison
County of Clare
Township
North Range
A. D
T. Carl Holbrook
Notice of Hearing Claims in Axford Estate
Four months from July 24, 1931 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Rachel Axford deceased for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file claims at the probate office in Harrison City by November 18, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Rachel Axford
Harrison
Court notice sets hearing for claims on Wednesday
A court schedule dated July 20 1931 from Harrison announces that claims will be heard on the upcoming Wednesday at ten o'clock in the forenoon. The notice is signed by Thos H Dorsey, 404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Dorsey
Local families enjoy summer visits and out-of-town guests
Mr and Mrs Fishauber and friends from Saginaw stayed in Wim Scube’s cottage last week. Mr and Mrs Giles of Lansing and Mr and Mrs Grubb of Detroit visit for three weeks. Berg Tromer and families from Sage IA W spent two weeks at Bellmeier cottage. Davis group from Lima Ohio vacation two weeks in the Dick cottage. Cowles and daughter H Wardwell attend the Davis reunion at Crystal Lake. Mrs C met relatives after years apart. Guterman of Detroit returns home after visiting Lawton family. Blain Dunkle families of Pontiac visit and Delos Dunkle weekends. Lola Cowles saw a bear while hunting cows last week. Gauss and friends from Battle Creek arrive for a week outing. Duncan makes a pleasant call. Myron Dunkle and Oscar Rube travel to Clare and Harrigan for business. D Dunkle recovers at home. R Cowles family and friends from List farm motor to Houghton Lake. List farm guests include Rew of Grand Rapids, Dan Cowles of Saginaw, and Kittie Ferguson of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Berg
J. Tromer
Sage Iaw
Bellmeier Cottage
W. Davis
Lima
Ohio
Elgin Gauss
Battle Creek
James Duncan
Myron Dunkle
Oscar Rube
Clare
Harrigan
D. Dunkle
R. Cowles
H. Livingston
Adams
List Farm
Houghton Lake
Cowles, Wellman
Visit Notes and Family Gatherings Across Grand Blanc
Mrs. John Babcock of Grand Blanc visits her niece Mrs. GC Durfee. C J Harvey and son Bernard visit from Pint. Hiram Satison spends Sunday with Mr and Mrs C M Durfee. W A Barr family and Shirley Hoatlin stay with Mrs Babs Durfee's parents. Richard Pfannes visits Marguerite Turner and Mrs C D Durfee and Arthur. Mrs Durfee hosts visitors Sunday evening. Mrs Jas Dimmick from Windover Lake stopped by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Babcock
Grand Blanc
GC. Durfee
C. J. Harvey
Bernard
Pint
Hiram Satison
C. M. Durfee
W. A. Barr
Shirley Hoatlin
Clarence Durfee
Roy Green
C. Durfee
Richard Pfannes
Marguerite Turner
C. D. Durfee
Arthur
Babcock
Clare
Jas. Dimmick
Windover Lake
CG. Durfee
Reed's Corners Family News Brief
Elsie Huntley of Clare visited her cousin Mrs Edd Hanes and Mr and Mrs Chas Shafer spent Saturday night and Sunday in Farwell. They searched for huckleberries but found none. John and Irwin Reed of Him Grove helped Robert Reed with oats on Monday. Some neighbors threshed rye. LaVerne Hanel stayed with her grandmother Mrs Albert Reed. Chas Shafer and Frank Young fished at Stevenson Lake last Monday with little luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Huntley
Clare
Edd Hanes
Chas
Shafer
Farwell
John
Irwin Reed
Grove
Robert Reed
LaVerne Hanel
Albert Reed
Chas. Shafer
Frank Young
Stevenson Lake
Local News Briefs From Golonville Area
Local residents and visitors are listed in a string of Sunday and weekend visits across Golonville area towns. Families such as Bodkins Clute Kistler and Hamptons appear among those visiting and staying with relatives, with church services led by Rev Hendrick and Rev Hendrick delivering a noted sermon. The community also notes a quarantine release for the Clute family and extends sympathy to the Capen family in their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golonville
Capen
Quarley Bodkins
Frank Walters
Waldo Richardson
Mr. Pleasant
Floyd Garver
Lansing
A. D. Hamptons
A. D. Hampton
A. J. and
Emerson
Budd Lake
Wm. Reid
Reginald
Charley Bodkins
Helen Broskey
J. W. Strouse
Central Sheridan
Harvest Notes and Local Visits From Dover Community
The Dover column reports Frank and Mrs Weaver in Flint for the week with children. Rev M R Tatman returns from Indianapolis after a successful campaign and continues evangelistic work in Columbus. James Miser visits, Busy Bees plan a grove meeting August 6 with a 25 cent dinner. Doll Allen of Harrison visits Floyd Allen. Residents travel to the Upper Peninsula for huckleberries. Chas Vandenburg visits St. Louis. Tabernacle services draw a crowd though next Sunday night is canceled due to Mrs Tatman's family emergency in Indiana. Sunday School set for 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weaver
Flint
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
James Miser
Irvin Miser
Dover
Grove
Doll Allen
Harrison
Floyd Allen
Upper Peninsula
Chas. Vandenburg
St. Louis
Tabernacle
Maple Grove Sunday Services and Local Visits
Maple Grove hosts Sunday School at 1 30 p m with preaching by Rev Kleinhardt at 2 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m Attend next Sunday for Rev Kleinhardt likely last before conference Elmer Schofield Jr and Eileen visit Mt Pleasant Saturday night Don recovering from oil well fire burns Misses Cora and Mable Smedney picking cherries at Mears during vacation Mr and Mrs L Finch and son Lawrence north after cherries Thursday Mr and Mrs J Hilyard and Clayde returned from Bat tle Creek and Ohio last week Ray Timpe spent weekend with his parents J B Timpa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinhardt
Elmer Schofield, Jr
Eileen
Mt. Pleasant
Don
Cora
Mable Smedney
Mears
Clayde
Battle Creek
Ohio
Ray Timpe
J. B. Timpa
Ladies postponement announced for upcoming event
The Ladies and Alderman Bocloty announce a postponement to next Thursday the 29th for travel to McBain opening of the new taper back. Doris Schofield recently visited her sister and husband Don Luce. George Vandebogart returns home after months with relatives in Climax. Mr and Mrs Wm McGoogan stayed with his mother Louise Davison Farwell visited Virginia Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Bocloty
McBain
New Tapernack
Doris Schofield
Don Luce
George Vandebogart
Wm. McGoogan
Louise Davison
Farwell
Virginia Root
Ward District Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Mr and Mrs Floyd Craine called on Floyds in Long Lake last Thursday. Mrs Lewis Tessman and children Otto Tessman and Mrs Herold Sprague visited Clare Thursday. Mr and Mrs Art Sprague spent the week with A Sprague of Silver Lake. A few attended meetings at the U B church in Harrison. Jim Hitts and a friend were seen in the area Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Craine
Long Lake
Lewis Tessman
Otto Tessman
Herold Sprague
Clare
Art Sprague
A. Sprague
Silver Lake
U. B
Harrison
Jim
Hitts
Friend
Dance and birthday party shared by local families at Lake
West Freeman Robert Stirling and Barbara Green attended a Lake area dance with Erritt Austin. A Saturday night celebration at John Gaffney's honored his and his sons birthdays, with a midnight supper. Several visitors from nearby towns joined, and sympathy was sent for a death in Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stirling
Barbara Green
Erritt Austin
Lake
John Gaffney
Jay Strubel
Ryan
Crossman
Lewis
A. Sullivan
Mr. Brown
Ewart
Gaffney
Flint
Carl Shinabarger
Hyart
Evart
Eunice Shinabarger
Hyar
P. MacFadyen
Carl Shinabarge
Shinabarger
Picnic and visits dot West Grant coast on weekend
West Grant reports picnics at Loon Lake with Mr and Mrs Emmett Sutton and family plus friends. Clare visitors to Ludington include Mr and Mrs John Rodabaugh and Mae Todd. News notes list gatherings at Lat ter Day Saint picnic and Eight Point Lake. Local farm work includes Ralph Brown threshing and Joe Squires buying a binder. Capen family suffers home loss by fire. Sutton cement plant resumes work after month idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Sutton
Alice
Marion
Helen
Lorain
Mary
Francis Morgan
Loon Lake
Winnie Wilkie
Geo
John Rodabaugh
Clare
Ludington
Mae Todd
Alberta
Vivian Wilkie
St Johns
Wm. Smith
Chris Smith
Chas. Smith
Howard Geroux
Eight Point Lake
Bert Greer
Miss Brugger
Beaverton
Williams
Report on Equalization Committee Acres and Assessed Totals
The record lists acres and assessed values under the Committee on Equalization, totaling extensive sums across multiple districts. Named individuals include Lewis, Phieh S. A. Dawson, Orlie Stockwell, S. M. Amble, Ray Harrold, R I. Heber, Delmer Thayer, and others, with grand totals approaching five million dollars.
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The
Citizens, State Bank
James S. Bicknell
Mortgagee
B. J. Sanford
Tasman
Jos K. Naumes
Clare, Mich
Bowler
Mestwan Street
Old Line
Annabelle Hampton
McEwan St
D. E. Mater
Mick
State
Perephones
McEwan
Joseph K. Naumes
Reed’s
Dover News
Maple “Grove
West Freeman
West Grant
Committee On Equalization
Personal
Arthur Franklin Freeman Frost
Garfield Grant
Greenwood
Hamilton Hatton Hayes
Lincoln Redding Sheridan
Summerfield
Surrey
Winterfield
Clare City
Harrison City
Minia
Batture
Coldwater Lake
Walter W. Caple
Member
Florists’ Telegraph Association
Mt. Pleasant Greenhouse
Caple Flower Shop
Alma
Thurston & Son
Ciare
Mich
Stepa
Koolmotor
Cities Service
Pennsylvania
Cities Service Oil Company
E.C
WEAF
N.B.C
Michigan Bell Telephone CO
Aso
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
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