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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
5
State of Michigan probate court in Clare County announces four months from May 4 1991 for creditors to present claims against Jennie Owens deceased. Claims must be filed at the Harrisons probate office by July 11 1921 and will be heard on September 6 1920 at 10 a.m. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
State of Michigan probate court at Harrison in Clare County on May 31 1921 ordered June 27 1921 at ten oclock in the forenoon for hearing administrator John McIntosh petition to adjudicate and determine who were the rightful heirs to inherit the real estate of the deceased. Public notice to be printed in the Clare Sentinel for three successive weeks prior to the hearing.
Default on a 1916 mortgage by Harmion L. Hargrove and Hester A. Hargrove to Willard B. Maxwell. Upon August 8, 1921 at 8 a.m. at the Harrison courthouse front door sale will occur for the NW quarter of Section 14 and the east half of the NW quarter in township 17N range 4W, 120 acres mol, to satisfy $4531.38 plus costs and attorney fee. Carlos A. Reading, attorney.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure due to default on a 1916 mortgage by Leo M. Coats and Gladys Coats to Minnie B Clark. Sale at Harrison Court House Clare County on July 2 at 10 00 am for property described as parts of Section 27 Town 18 N Range 3 W containing about 100 acres.
An ad lists Fred Joslin offering electrical wiring services and appliances including Thor washers and a Sweeper Vac cleaner with Gasy payment plan and contact number 140 in Clare.
In Evart area reports indicate cottages on Band Beach were occupied Sunday and Monday after cemetery exercises in Ewart. Four new cottages under construction on Sand Beach by Guinther Detroit Terner Charlotte Button Evart and Vera Clark Adrian. Mrs J O Brown was shocked by lightning last Monday. Berry crops look good despite freezes. buckleberries are poor. Joe Ray Clark and wives attended services in Evart. Farmers report planting and oats sown.
Rumors and social visits populate North Arthur as Mr Cornwell travels from Baginaw. Fred Ott and Frieda Gardon see Mr and Mrs Chae. Ott visited last Sunday. James Allen sells farm to Geo Williams relatives from Tennessee. Pauline Keebler visits sister Mrs Erhart this week. Mrs Clyde Bender and son Orlin from Lansing visit Earl Myers. Prof. Pierce gives extension address at cemetery in Clare last Monday. Delos Wright has been in Eagle settlement taking grocery orders. Miners and relatives trout fishing on Tobacco river north branch last Sunday. George Miller family drove to Baleleys in Studebaker last Wednesday. Mrs Jake Deporty and two children from Detroit visit John Bakeleys last Friday. Albert Lehman returns home after ten days bathing trip.
The Ladies Aid hosted an ice cream social last Thursday to raise funds for a church. Proceeds amount unknown. Residents recount visits to Detroit and nearby towns, family news, and local decorations and illnesses.
An almost automatic concrete mixer uses the hour glass principle with three cone shaped hoppers in succession that guide ingredients before kneading to growth.
Bay City congressman Roy O. Woodruff has received notices of his appointment as a colonel and staff specialist in the officers reserve corps dating from May 5. A veteran of the Spanish and World Wars, he won a commission at an officers training camp and served in France, remaining after the armistice as a major with special commendation for work as executive officer of the port of embarkation. He now attains colonel rank, advancing two grades.
June planting of carrots beets and parsnips for winter storage yields tender roots later. If raspberry plants appear sick with no insect signs dig out diseased plants. For plant lice on roses use Black Leaf 40 or nicotine sulfate, mixing in 3 quarts water with a little soap to improve spread. A good sprayer, preferably knapsack type, helps cover a large garden. Thinning is essential for desired plant size. spacing: onions 7 inches beets and carrots 4 inches parsnips 6 inches winter radishes 6 inches ruta begas 4 inches wax beans 9 to 12 inches Lima beans 12 inches head lettuce 6 to 12 inches. Teaning early prevents crowding and stunting. Teasing of the cat: cats were likely first tamed to control rats and mice in granaries.
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