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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
4
Four months from February 15 1924 are allowed for creditors to file claims against Robert Rose deceased in Clare County Probate Court Harrison Michigan. Claims must be presented by June 1 1924 and will be heard June 16 1924 at 10 00 a m. Judge Catedenna H Dorsey of Probate presiding.
In Clare County Michigan the Probate Court at Harrison set March 17 1924 at ten in the forenoon for a hearing on Carl Holbrook administrator’s petition to sell the estate of Gottfried Hoefle deceased. notice to interested parties to appear and show cause why license to sell should not be granted. The clerk also notes a mortgage default by John Rulapaugh and Minnie Rulapaugh with sale set for May 22 1924 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the courthouse front door to satisfy debt, interest, taxes, and attorney fees. The sale covers Sheridan Township lands described as portions of section 4 township 17 north range 3 west.
Sunday march 9 and 10 services at 10 am sermon The Virgin Birth third in series Apostles Greed 7 30 pm light service only evening service during month welcome to all Pastor Laudy Class for young people begins March 16 W C Fuller was in Lake George on business Mrs Schroader's baby ill Ray Schofield called on Supt Chappell Anna Armstrong to Mt Pleasant Mrs George Mowl from Pennsylvania died last Thursday Mrs W C Fuller returned from Mt Pleasant High School basketball beat Coleman at Coleman Friday night W C O U meeting at Leonard home March 6 Mrs Olive Badger visited Mesick Will Campbell in Lansing for father's illness Max Gladstone returned to Durand from St Louis S Moore's sister went to St Thomas Ontario on business Sheriff sale at Barger Store remaining stock sold Perry Jackson died in Lans ing burial here Monday Kent and his Town team played Coleman Coleman won Plans to finish Miss Marr's lessons class met Wednesday at 1 pm Church and Community Night Friday March 7 Hats by ladies Rev H C Johnson Clare Address freewill offering paint fund Stars served supper program music and recitations Mah Jong flinch games later
Reading the list of Sunday visits and gatherings, Mrs. Acre thanks neighbors for filling her ice house and baskets while Mrs. Teal is sick. D. W. Comer marks his 75th birthday with 35 guests. Mrs. Pean Dunley heads to Ann Arbor for care, and Mrs. B Kenny’s quilt prize is noted along with Mrs. Mickle’s visit.
Fragmented OCR text describes a dated schedule or timetable noting Pere Marquette East and West lines, morning and afternoon times, and services daily except Sunday. Mentions motor trains and a daily routine with times like 10:09 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The Gilmore Christian church Men's Club will meet in the church social room on Wednesday March 12. All men in the community are invited. Program includes a 12 30 dinner by the Willing Workers society and talks on dairy farming topics by local speakers.
Haven Fisher visits and several households are noted with Sunday and Monday calls among Grace Plannes Mia Burtoi Arlene Root and Egith Merritt. Pfannéy Jr. returns from Flint to work after a ladder incident. Mrs Diffie Green and daughter call on Mrs Dell Green. Chas Heber back from Flint. Mrs Heber visits Harrison for coal.
Elizabeth Allen spent the weekend with cousin Mrs. Jay Clute. Mr and Mrs Geo Bates and daughters Lavern and Mary Helen were Sunday guests at Frank Bates. Chris Reger traveled to Flint and Detroit on business last week. O Penrose and H Penrose with children visited Owen Spink’s home Sunday. B Kleiner and children visited Henry Kleiner Jr. Carl Garshaw and General Frederick returned from Pontiac where they had worked for three months. Inez Hemstreete of Clare spent the weekend at home here.
Mr Stalter remains housebound by illness. Homer Campbell traveled to Saginaw on business. Mr Fenner from St Louis visited sister Mrs Loren Coyne. Mr and Mrs Orin Hirst had Sunday dinner with Emery First. Hunter also ill briefly. Clint Cummins of Mt Pleasant dined with Lee Willey. Mrs Fenner returned home aiding daughter. Frank Graham sought medical help in Ann Arbor. Mrs Agusta Calkins visited daughter in Clare. Junior League box social netted 9.50. Mrs Edd Cameron attended her mother’s funeral. Leo Lalone moves goods to Jonah Archer farm to work year ahead. Fred Matteson learned of mother’s injury in Lansing. Grace Foster of Vernon spent weekend at Honey home.
Dr Dunlop presents Whooping Cough Remedy to shorten illness and ease spasms after 40 years of study. The advertisement touts Golden Red Balm and a plaster, claiming no morphine or cocaine and urging use of the ideal prescription. Continued next week.
Order for publication states creditors of Stephen and Maggie Reed, deceased, must present claims to the probate office in Harrison, Clar County, by July 1, 1924. The court will hear claims on July 7, 1924 at 10 a.m. Dated March 6, 1924. Thos. Ss. Vorgey appears as clerk.
Default on a 1915 mortgage by Roscoe Smith to Eliza J. McDonald guardianship leads to public auction June 2, 1924 at 10 am in Harrison Court House. Property: south half of southwest quarter of section 11, township 17N, range 3W Clare County Michigan with partial exemptions. Assignee seeks $1,617.25 principal and interest plus $35 attorney fee and costs. Prior mortgage of $2,000 dated January 23, 1915 remains.
An advert touts fresh ground coffee using a Model Hobart Electric Coffee Mill to improve flavor and reduce costs. It compares freshly ground coffee to cans and labels, promising better service and customization for customer pots. Includes pricing for Climax Pride Best Ever and tea sittings.
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