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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
9
Four months from May 11 1928 are allowed for creditors to file claims against Emily Fairman deceased in Clare County Probate Court Harrison. Claims must be presented by September 10 1923 and will be heard September 17 1928 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Signed Dated May 9 1928 by Judge of Probate S Dorsey.
Notice of foreclosure by Edward C Reeves and Sadie Reeves for William J Jennings and Emma Jennings dated October 27 1919 recorded November 17 1915 in Liber 83 page 175 Clare County Michigan. The mortgage shows due interest of 146 40 and attorney fee of 15 with no court action begun. Sale on June 11 1928 at eight AM at the court house front door Harrison Michigan of the Southwest Quarter Section 33 Township 14 North Range 5 West to pay the debt costs and fees.
Mortgage by Don Hatch and Mattie Hatch of Surrey Clare County Michigan to Lapeer County Bank recorded Oct 11 1911 seeks sale of eighty acres in Surrey Township Clare County Michigan to satisfy a mortgage debt of 1504 21 plus costs. Sale to occur at the front door of the courthouse in Harrison Michigan on June 25 1923 at 1 PM.
Notice of foreclosure by sale under a mortgage dated October 25 1917 to Drehmer then assigned to Clark H Sutherland. The sale of land in Clare County Michigan to satisfy nearly 1775 70 with 15 attorney fee, August 18 1923 at 10 am at Harris court house. Title describes parts of sections 6 and 4 township 18 north range 5 west. Prior $500 mortgage exists. Assignee: Clark H Sutherland. Attorney: C W Perry Clare Mich. 29113
Sadie J. McNeill, mortgagee, will foreclose a Farwell Michigan loan against Charles I. and Clara P. Maurer on the village lot described as the last half of lot 2 in block 2, with sale set for July 9, 1923 at 1 PM at the Harrison courthouse front door. The deed of trust was recorded March 12, 1921, in fiber 25, page 448, and the balance due is 856 dollars plus attorney fees and costs.
The text urges timely calm discussions to resolve misunderstandings. It argues that smoothing through misperceptions prevents conflict and helps rankie men get along better. It emphasizes proactive, respectful communication.
Memorial exercises will be held at Gilmore Cemetery on Memorial Day. Willing Workers plan a meeting with Mrs Roy Robbins this week Thursday. Children’s exercises at the Obriatisn Church Sunday evening. Ferry Cook ill with appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Claude Fordyce and baby visited at Wm Tanner’s Sunday, Mr and Mrs Lyons and baby visited Sunday at Blam Seymour’s.
North Arthur Mrs John Hartmang suffers pink eye for several days. Obsa Ott's horses ran away last Friday dragging a plow but no one hurt. Alph Abbott seen on our streets last Sunday. Spencer family sent son Billy to uncle in Sanford for summer work. Mia Hartman of Pontiac visited Gordon family last week. Where is Woodland Cabin news moved to. Clarence Gleason closed a successful term at Bakley school and was invited back for next term. Parents joined in last day ice cream cake sandwiches and pickles.
Leo Springer travels to Saginaw Sunday to visit his wife in the hospital. Adah Rhodes of Clare spent the weekend with her parents. J. F. Brand seen on a street last week. Ben and Detroit relatives visited H. Mickle’s family. Dr. Sanford summoned for Acre. Jess Jackson of Lansing visited with H. L. and D. W. Qoomer. Vern Mickle of Detroit came to see relatives. Grandma Abbott visited Mrs. Acre’s family. Brand relatives attended Loomis dance. Possible Brand Newsy contest tease. Husker Donley spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Acre. O M Blystone poorly. John Rhodes traveled to Harrison for a business trip.
The Herrick school closed Friday with an all day picnic for pupils and parents. Ice cream cake lemonade and a noon dinner followed ball games a wheelbarrow race and races won by Mrs Frank Murphy and Roy Snear. Miss Hales plans to return in September amid thanks for a successful year. Local residents were part of weekend visits and health updates as families gathered in Clare and Kalkaaka for meals and activities.
Geo and Scott visit Ewart on Thursday of business. Bart Shook guests Pearl Scott Tuesday. Calvin Tryon travels from Frankfort Friday to his grandfather Charles Summers. Lewis Peterson, Jack Scott and Charlie Shaw from Baldwin Sunday. Kenneth Grigware and nephew Clair Grigware from Saginaw visit Harry Cornell's. Mrs Careen injures shoulder Friday night but recovery hoped. Francis Sheardy from Mt Pleasant Saturday. five from Midland camp at Shamrock cottage and learn of a death. Geo Cosgrove visits Saginaw. Maltby to Clare. Teachers Ruth Myers and George Cosgrove hosted by Mrs Brooks Wednesday. P Oman hosts Elizabeth’s fifth birthday Monday. Geo Scott and Tom Spence in Clare Monday. Fred Shillings and Roy Neper play ball with Farwell in Olare Sunday.
Myers Corners residents hosted and visited relatives this weekend including H Cleveland family from Clare and Mrs Algernon Hutchinson from Lansing. Various callers from Flint Harrison and other towns visited F M Myers and W E Myers. A shower for Mr and Mrs Gay Hardie was held Saturday evening and the Arthur Center Aid Society plans an all day meeting on June 6 with wool yUlling expected.
The column highlights a July 8 tent meeting conducted by Rev. Roush and the A B Evangelist for three Sundays. It notes visitors from Ohio and ongoing local farming, family gatherings, and church attendance plus a plea to restart correspondence with Dodge due to a chewing shortage.
The first complete English Bible appeared in 1585 translated by Myles Coverdale and printed in Switzerland likely Zurich by Martin Proschoyer. It was not rendered directly from Hebrew and Greek texts but from existing translations. No perfect copy is known to exist.
Clare Michigan May 3 1923 special council meeting canvassed April 30 1923 election results for a $40 000 sewer project. Ward tallies show Yes votes totaling 243 to pass the bond proposition with 49 No. council orders five 8000 bonds and bids for $40 000 bonds. Officials authorize West Sixth Street sewer work and supply orders.
A brief quotation from Forbes Magazine emphasizes mental well being as a pathway to financial stability. It links calm thinking with prudent money management, suggesting inner focus aids external wealth outcomes.
In parts of Ireland and Devonshire mistletoe is linked to bad luck, while Vergil described mistletoe as part of the underworld. Despite folklore, people focus on kissing during the holiday custom.
Stubborn coughs that hang on may cause complications and should be checked with Foley's Honey and Tar. John J. Healy of Pittsfield Mass reports relief after using it. Do not accept substitutes. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare William Burston Farwell. Adv
Bargains advertise automotive parts and tools with prices on items like Ford cut outs complete hand Horps radiator hoses cotter pins hub caps oil gauges spark plug filters and wrenches. The ad promises everything to paint and wake up the car’s appearance.
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