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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
6
Clare readers see Friday filing details for second class mail. Rates listed at 10 cents per line for liners and reading notices in locals with Ag fillers and Bg lines. Headings incur a 10 cent extra fee.
The Clare County Probate Court orders a hearing for Anne H Geeck on her petition to admit a will and to grant administration of Perry D Brown’s estate. The hearing is fixed for July 6, 1927, at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office in Harrison. Public notice will run for three consecutive weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court in Harrison fixes June 27 1927 at 10 AM for hearing Frederick Babcocks petition to admit a will to probate and grant administration to him or another suitable person. Public notice to run three weeks prior. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
Default on a 1922 mortgage by W. C. and Alice H. Fuller to Effie Babcock leads to a foreclosure sale on July 25 1927 at 1 PM at the Harris on county court house front door. The sale covers multiple parcels totaling about 100 acres in section 23 and surrounding lots in township 17 north range 5 west Glare County Michigan. Rifle D. Babcock is mortgagee and T Carl Holbrook is attorney.
John Sears and Harry Davis of Harrison were in on business last week. James Henry of Flint visited his brother. Detroiter twelve men arrived to assist Dollar and Spring lakes development. A large crowd attended the weekend dance and fishing drew many, with Farwell Camp Fire Girls camping nearby.
The report lists residents visiting and returning from trips including Homer Livingstenant Clarence Black at Houghton lake. Dr Reeder rebuilding a barn after cyclone damage. Several families from Flint Pontiac Bay City and Oakland county spent time at local homes and aided farm work.
The Pontiac Six is described as the nation’s most popular low priced six with record sales and high praise for its performance and features. The copy highlights new low prices and top body quality as factors driving its wide appeal nationwide. Additional notes mention local social updates and residents' movements between Jackson, Willamston, Vernon, and Flint with family visits and travels.
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