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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1926

Page

3

Appointment of Administrator in Karl Haring Estate

In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court in Har rigan on May 19 1926 ordered a hearing for Letha Methner to grant administration of the Karl Haring estate to John Haring or another suitable person. The hearing is set for June 14 1928 at ten o'clock in the probate office with public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.

Harrigan Thos Dorsey Karl Haring Letha. Methner John Haring Clare Sentinel

Mortgage Sale in Clare County Village Lot Auction

Default on a 1924 mortgage by William C Fuller and Alice H Fuller to The Clare County Savings Bank. On August 14 1926 at 10:00 am at Harrison Court House front door, sale of Lots 1 2 3 5 Block 13 Farwell Village Clare County Michigan to pay the owed principal interest and costs including attorney’s fee. G W Perry attorney for mortgagee Clare Mich 30t13

William C. Fuller Alice H. Fuller Clare County Savings Bank Register of Deeds Clare Michigan Harrison County of Clare Farwell Clare County Saving Bank

How to make Strawberry Jam with Certo

Learn a short boil jam method to keep color and fresh berry flavor. Use 2 lbs berries, 7 cups sugar, Certo, and quick cooling with paraffin for a bright batch and more yield. Send 10 cents for a trial bottle from Douglas-Pectin Corp. Rochester NY.

Douglas-Pectin Corp Ist Granite Bldg Rochester N.Y

Houghton Lake Correspondents and Thimble Club Meet

Mrs Alsena King and son from Houghton Lake called on friends Sunday. The Thimble Club met on Wednesday June 9 with Mrs H Mills. Mr and Mrs Freeman Goodrich who worked near Houghton Lake returned home Saturday. Chas Burns and mother of Tonia visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Hart Mills and family of Houghton Lake spent Sunday with the Mills parents.

Alsena King and Son Houghton Houghton Lake Thimble Club H. Mills Freeman Goodrich Chas. Burns Tonia Hart Mills

Local Social Notes From Gilmore And Surrounding Areas

Mrs Altha McNeil of Washington visited the Lee Seymour home while Mr and Mrs Tom Aaron and their two children Ruperta and Gerald spent the weekend with relatives. Melia Aaron and wife visited relatives Sunday. About fifty from Gilmore motored to Alma Sunday evening to hear Evangelist Schoell. Eva Jarman of Detroit visited sister Mrs Cotter at Mt Pleasant and her brothers here. The Willing Workers met Thursday at the church basement.

Altha McNeil Washington Lee Seymour Tom Aaron Ruperta Gerald Melia Aaron Gilmore Alma Schoell Eva Jarman Detroit

Local Society Meets At Arnold Home June 17

The Eagle Hagle Aid society will meet June 17 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Arnold of Lake George for a pot luck dinner. Community news notes several visits among locals, wire worm problems frustrate farmers, and several residents travel between Pontiac Brown City and Carson City with church and Sunday activity affected by heavy rains.

Hagle Aid Society Wm. Arnold Lake George Chris Schinholtz Houghton Lake Brown City Thos. Hutchinson Schinholitz Hutchinson Jesse Cotton Wm. Grouch Clayton Erb Mr. Myer Pontiac Frank Myers A. H. Hutchinson Carson City

Windover Lake Cottage Guests and Local Visits

North Star residents Mr and Mrs Charlie Lyons enjoy time at Lyons Cottage. Clare visitors include S Harris and family, Minnie Caul at Achard bungalow, F M Baker and family from Lan sing, and many neighbors calling during the weekend. Several townsfolk attended a Lake George dance. mail delivery to Achard Ranch begins June 1.

Charlie Lyons North Star Lake George Cy Powlison Achard Ranch Tony Achard Mary Mildred Fitzpatrick B. A. Faunce Norma Lloyd Cleveland Inez Whitemore Hast Langing Windover R N. Wight Laning Frank Newsom Hart Sprague Virgil and Delmer Flint Burns Walter Henry Oliver Campbell Wm. Briggs Harris Frank Howey Guy Beard Lint L. A. Presley Viola Kasino Detroit Wm, Briggs

Fragmentary Local Names and Events From Cheboygan Area

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cheboygan spending, callers at a bungalow, a Sunday gathering with Mesera Eckles and Oliver Goldsmith and their wives in Plymouth. Names Anna Watt Ottilia Witt Amelia Danie Mesera Henry Witt Jack Spindler A Armstrong from Saginaw and Raymond Scott of Lake appear in a neighborhood call.

Cheboygan Mesera Eckles Oliver Goldsmith Wiver Plymouth Mosdames Anna Il Watt Ottilia Witt Amelia Danie ‘Mesera Henry F. Witt Jack Spindler A. Armstrong Saginaw Raymond Scott Lake Cal. Lex

Local Notes Share Weekend Visits and New Baby Arrival

Miss Beatrice Finch visited Flint while Mr and Mrs John Halsted returned from Lansing with Gladys. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Steele Allman, mother Mrs Jones and friend Mrs McDonald joined Caul at the dinner. Numerous relatives and friends visited, with several weekend trips to Gladwin Clare Pontiac and Lansing mentioned.

Beatrice Finch Flint John ‘Halsted Lansing Gladys Stork Steele Allman Will McGoogan Fliint Lewis Finch Bently Lyman Sears Herschel and Innman Will Leithwaite Albert Veryl Johnson Eva Rulapaugh Miss Mae al. Tryon Gilmore Eva Detroit Ray Utley Walter Moore Saginaw John

Cattle Bloat Risks on Fresh Spring Grass in Wet Conditions

Cattle on new clover pastures are prone to bloating, especially when pastures are wet after late springs. Rapid intake of lush grass ferments in the stomach, causing gas and possible suffocation or stomach rupture. Prevention stresses feeding hay before turnout and avoiding heavy salt intake, with cautious grazing after rain or dew.

Iowa New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca

Advanced Registry Proposed to Track Top Hog Breeds

H G Brant of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture swine department argues for an advanced registry to record sows by breed. He says certificates for sows producing a ton litter by six months would highlight high producing strains, citing Indiana’s current practice. Such breed association certification could lift pork industry awareness of top-producing families.

H. G. Brant Wisconsin College of Agriculture Brant Indiana

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