Probate of Foreign Will Ordered For Publication In Michigan
The Clare Leader announces a probate hearing on June 7, 1929 at ten in the morning in Harrison for Eva L. Aurand deceased. Harl G. Smith seeks admission of an Ohio instrument to Michigan probate and appointment of M. W. Finch or another suitable administrator. Public notice required for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Said
Mage A. D
Thos
Dorsey
Eva L. Aurand
Harl G. Smith
Ohio
Michigan
M. W. Finch
Clare
Mortgage Sale Notice for Gilmore Struble Mortgage
Default on a 1922 mortgage by George B Struble to Edward Gilmore and Anna Gilmore leads to a public auction in Harrison Clare County Michigan. The sale on July 20 1929 will cover the north half of the northeast quarter of Section 32 Township 17 N Range 4 W minus part deeded to Pere Marquette Railroad Company. The debt includes principal interest 3042 293 100 dollars plus attorney fees 35 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Struble
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Edward Gilmord
Anna K. Gilmore
Clare County
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of
State of Michigan
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Coury House
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Towit
Edward Gilmore
Anna K. ‘Gilmore
Mortgage Sale Notice for Roy and Mae Budd in Clare County
Mortgagee Marion State Bank will sell at public auction the west half of the southwest quarter of section 31 township 20 north range 6 west Michigan at the Clare County courthouse Harrison on August 12 1929 at 11:00 am to recover 324.01 dollars principal and interest plus attorney fee 15 dollars and costs. The mortgage was dated September 5 1925 and recorded in Liber BE page 68. W F Umphrey attorney for the mortgagee Evart Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Budd
Harrison
Clare County
Michigan
Circuit Court
County of
Clare
Township
North Range
West
Marion State Bank
Marion
Leslie A. Wood
Dora B. Wood
Mary E. Wood
Clare Cownty Savings Bank
Register of Deeds
State of
Clare County Savings Bank
William Elliott
City of
County of Clare
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Clare County Michigan
Notice states Leslie A Wood and others defaulted on a 1927 assiged mortgage to Clare County Savings Bank later assigned to William Elliott. It lists due principal 1170.50 dollars plus 35 attorney fee. Sale set August 26 1929 at 10 am at Clare County Courthouse to the highest bidder for the described land in Section 13 Township 17N Range 5W.
Numerous visitors gather for Memorial and Decoration Day events
Bowling Green visitor Chancey Powell stays with Mrs. Light as Clare residents join Memorial and Decoration Day observances. Local families from Flint to Saginaw visit kin, attend cemetery programs, and report illness updates. Community members travel to cottages and homes across Gladwin and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancey. Powell
Bowling Green
Ohio
A. F. Light
Harry, Campbell
Ionia
Roy Rhodes
Raymond and
Arthur
Fint
Cama
Henry Gardner
M. Casey
LaVa
Fred Wood
Estella Allen
Jesse Allen
William Sly
Flint
Minnie Taylor
American Legion of
Clare
Warrison
Ned Connor
Olive Rumbly
Gladwin
Guy R. Light
Garfield Brown
Robert Brown
J. R. Brown
Enza Gleason
Velma Budd
Fred Zubler
Breckenridge
Lottie Bruce
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Sheffield
Gordon Smith
Samuel Bruce
R. Hughes
Lansing
M. M. van Every
Grass Lake
L.,m. Jones
Killsdale
Rena Carman
Prudenville
William Mitchell
Walter Ash
Detroit
Seaver Ambie
Dean Gleason
Fred. Gleagon
Ruth Caner
Greenwood
M. F. Caner
Gay Light
Alice Jane Diamond
Joseph Hoag
Tom McCartney
Jack Conway
Willis Green
Stanley Woods
Woods
Gilmor
Pierce
Martha
Town
Saginaw
Alber Archanbolt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legals
Mortagage Sale
CG. W. Perry
Mortgagies
Mich
E. A. Anderson
W. F. Umphrey
Mortgagee
Evart
William Eliott
Ross D. Thompson
A. F
Lewis Light
St. Helens
Holley
Chas, Page
Adrain
Wm. Murphy
Lew Wright
Guy Gight
Lewis
Temple
Jackson
Alexander E. Wylie
McEwan, Clare
The
Illinois Life Insurance Co
Stuart
Bicknell
Coats
Young Nmien
Fin
Featuring Styles
NEW Oxfords
Clare, Michigan
Fasler
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