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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
6
Officials propose using interest from a sum to cover annual maintenance costs and care for the lot without year to year attention from the owner. Interested parties may write to the City Clerk or any board trustee.
Two mortgage default notices warn of public auctions in Clare County Michigan. Robert Rose and George Mattinson with W M Mattinson face foreclosure for properties in Sheridan and Harrison areas. Sales set for June 1925 and June 9 1925 respectively, to satisfy amounts due plus costs and attorney fees.
Notice of foreclosure by sale under a 1924 mortgage on property in Clare County. The Flowers Mausoleum Company, Toledo, Ohio, will auction the described city lot at the courthouse in Harrison on June 30, 1925. Mortgage held by The Flowers Mausoleum Company via William A. Bahike, Alma, Michigan.
Notice is given under the mortgage to Farwell State Savings Bank assignee of the Farwell Banking Co. The property lies in Farwell Michigan described as the West Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section Two Township Seventeen North Range Five West containing eighty acres more or less. Sale set for July 20 1925 at two o clock in the afternoon at the front door of the Court House in Harrison. Assignee of Mortgagee K B Glass Attorney.
Poultry hints urge keeping young stocks growing and protecting hens from sun. Emphasizes clean, disinfected poultry houses to aid laying hens. Advises broad floors with gravel or sand and alfalfa or clover foraging. Proper chick care during brooding boosts poultry profits. Cautions against excessive salt in water or feed as toxic to chicks.
The Janes Stanley family near Par nell visited Bram Seymour's home Sunday while James Clark and Iam Hyftom from near Detroit called in Saturday and Sunday at McAlvey Burgess and Jarman homes. Memorial day exercises were held at Gilmore cemetery with a short program and an address by Mr. King of Weidman. Local bands provided music. Eva Jarman of Detroit is visiting her father and relatives. Sam Nichols family from Birmingham spent the weekend here. Perry families visited Jans Pitts home Sunday. The R Fields family left for Mint Sunday. Guy Perry and wife from Lansing spent the weekend with his parents.
Brand H. Comer and son Thurlow and R V Howard of Mint spent Decoration Day with D W Comer and returned Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Giles Leeth and sons and Mrs C J Smith visited relatives, while Mrs L Leeth remained for a several weeks stay. Sunday callers at D W Comers included Roy Comer and daughter, D W Osborn and daughter, Roy Howard and L Lautzenheiser and his son Kenneth. Also noted was a remark about saving wood by using ice and Mrs Wm Pierson and daughter visiting former residents Vern Haines and family.
Ken neth Roller shows improvement as Punke returns from Detroit for a weekend with family. Residents report visitors from Pontiac Flint Sears and local households including the Myers Kiggens and Leitners with relatives in the area.
Raymond Scott journeys to Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday while Lucille Brooks visits Midland Sunday. Mrs. Mary Spence travels to Clare Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Harle Shook to Wolver ine Friday for Decoration day. Wylda Boucher plans Farwell Friday. George Scott and Harry Cornell head to Clare Thursday. Ramsdell couple enjoy a new Buick sedan. Detroit’s Lenie Peterson visits his father for a few days. School picnic occurred Tuesday with a pleasant day and joyful eighth grade exercises announced for Monday evening at the Gleaner hall. Families prepare for Decoration Day events in Sanford Ewart Flint and other nearby towns amid local visits and weekend gatherings.
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