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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
5
Default declared on a 1919 mortgage by Schuyler C Schnorf and Vinnie Schnorf to John B Cutt, assigned to John H Lane Holtz. The 160 acre parcel in Summerfield Township Clare County Michigan is to be sold at public auction on April 2 1926 to cover 1200.26 dollars and legal costs plus attorney fees.
Cigar or clean cigarette ashes used on a moist cloth or chamois provide a handy method to polish silver. This traditional technique relies on the fine abrasive particles and moisture to restore shine.
A municipal candidate in Liverpool England began a speech but stuttered while urging listeners to do away with the s s spenders. The event proceeded without further incident as attendees listened.
Mortgage sale by Oxford Savings Bank on land in Clare County Michigan. Property covers the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 14, township 19 north, range 8 west. Court sale to satisfy principal, interest, and attorney fees. Mortgage dated May 8 1920 recorded May 8 1920 Liber 29 page 411. Sale April 23 1926 at 1 pm Front entrance Court House Harrison Michigan. Patterson Patterson attorneys.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale by Ray Cobleigh and Anna M. Cobleigh against Christian H. Kleiner and Katherine E B Kleiner. Located in Clare County Michigan, the sale will occur May 17, 1925 at 10:00 AM at Harrison Court House. Property is Northwest Quarter of Southeast Quarter Section 34, Township 17 North Range 4 West, Clare City. Mortgagee seeks to recover $1408.65 plus interest and costs including $30 attorney fee.
Reports from this vicinity note Mrs. Win. Hileman returning from a week’s visit at her parents’ home in Farwell. Mrs. Ellie Green slowly recovers from pneumonia with Dr. Jones of Harrison treating her. Mrs. Seb Pfannes remains unwell as children at Emer Hon Burton’s recover from severe colds keeping them home from school.
Miss Marjorie Langing of Saginaw spent a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs TI N Lansing. Arthur Badgley of Detroit visited Herrick school. Mrs Church and Theodore Merrihew left for Detroit after word Mrs Church was very low. The Helping Hand society met with Mrs Wm Lansing. Next meeting with Mrs Lew Eberhart in April. Mrs Fred Wahl and children of Clare visited the Wm Me James family.
South West Sheridan notes include Arlington Severson announcing the birth of a ten pound baby boy born February 16 in Florida. Mrs. Roy Barton, Mrs. Ethel Row, and others travel to Hudson Ind. for visits, while Bruce Severson recovers from appendicitis after surgery in Cadillac. A rural carrier on route 7 is praised for daily deliveries. Odd Fellows prepare for a Farwell lodge meeting April 7 with Grand Master talks and a supper. Wm Marlin reports a cow with twin heifer calves thriving.
The Rosebush Methodist Church held a Sunday evening service on the Great White Throne judgment with a visual white throne on the platform. A quartet sang and two young women dressed as angels stood beside the throne. next Sunday will feature The Second Coming of Christ.
Fragmentary readout records Albert Moyes and Hecho Thorpe returning home and Moyes resuming household duties. Don Thompson and Fred Ged West from Whnt spent the weekend at home. Glen First of Ionia and W. S. Sleight’s family hosted visitors Sunday night into Monday.
Mrs. J A Kever learned of her aunt Mrs Ed LaCross’s death in St Ignace on March 5 from pneumonia and spoke with sister Mrs J M Felley in Chicago by telephone Sunday evening. The column lists numerous visits, illnesses, and moving plans among Vernon Hill residents including lodge attendance, family visits, and new porch construction.
Several households report flu illnesses while relatives visit, including Mrs. Andrew Irwin and her caregiving role for an ailing father. George Highlends and Ira Rich Mond family members also fall ill, with multiple visits recorded across Alma Rosebush Stevenson and Vernon locales.
Frosty updates note Mrs J A Withmer and children returning from Louisiana with Mr and Mrs J H Norman visiting relatives here. Mis Clarabell Stanfield recovering after a Findlay accident. Thimble Club gathering planned for March 10 with Mrs Cooper. Mrs Hlvin Budd and kids back from visiting kin. Ray Walling and wife welcomed a baby boy born March 2. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Amber Burns. Cold spell brings 20 below zero temps Friday morning. Mrs Edmond Woods and family visited sister Mrs Fred Clark.
W B Myers is sick with flu. J A Riggens and families visit in Gladwin county with J Shearer and wife. Mrs T has been sick but recovering. P Myers visits Ithaca to see his uncle George Dearr. W E Myers and F M Myers with spouses attend George Williams Aid at Cornwell farm. fifty four dine.
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