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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1952
Page
7
The notice states the NW quarter of the SE quarter in section 26 township 18 north range 6 west Michigan as the mortgaged premises. Rose Raymond is the mortgagee and Harold B Hughes is the attorney for the mortgagee.
The family thanks all for love and sympathy shown during their loss. Music by Harold Gollins and readings by Rev. Olson provided comfort. Flowers from Congregational Church groups and many Clare friends were cherished. Appreciation for the lunch service and neighbors on Willow Brookway aiding at home.
To the Qualified Electors a city section will be held in Clare at City Hall on Monday April 7 4942 for electing City Commissioners and a Justice of Peace. Polls open 7 am close 8 pm with voters in line at closing given by City Clerk Alex McKinnon.
The Board of Review of the City of Clare will meet at City Hall on Monday March 10 1952 at 9 00 a m to review and equalize the assessment rolls of the wards and will remain in session four days as required by law or longer if needed. City Clerk Alex McKinnon signs the notice.
A public auction at the premises located 38 miles east and 10% miles north of Gladwin, or 314 miles north of Hockaday, takes place Tuesday March 18. Items listed include seven dairy cows a full line of machinery hay grain and household goods. Lunch wagon on grounds. Time set on bankable notes. James Bosworth proprietor Davison and Houth auctioneers.
The Republican Clare County Convention will convene at the Harrison courthouse on Tuesday March 18 1952 at 10:00 a m to nominate delegates to the State Convention in Detroit on April 5 1952 and to handle other business as needed. W C McConica secretary
On Thursday April 3 at 1 00 PM an auction will be held four miles west of Farwell on US 10 by Ward Frizzell proprietor Farwell Bank clerk J N and J Willey auctioneers selling dairy cows sows a John Deere tractor and a full line of farm equipment.
Sincere thanks to those who prayed for me during my long illness and to Dr Ballard Dr Calvard for care and to the Church of God Bible class for gifts. Gratitude to relatives friends who sent plants fruit cards letters and pastors who called. Bola McDonel
A memorial note honors Russell E. Sharp killed in action on March 7 1945. The message recalls how time changes yet his memory remains cherished in the hearts of his father and mother.
Friday April 4 auction 9 miles north of Clare two east Wirgt house south of Cornwell Ranch 1 60 p m Ford Ferguson tractor and complete line of tools Furniture William Kanarr prop J N and d KF Willey auctioneers.
Petitions filed for Clare City Commission and Justice of the Peace ahead of the March 18, 1952 election. Alex McKinnon listed as petitioner at 2412.
A dance will be held at the Clare IOOF Half Saturday night on March 15 with good music."}
Call and delivery details indicate phone 72 and Clare Cleaners located at the first door west of city clock. The note lists delivery instruction 2att.
Waster Seals provides assistance to a crippled child in Clare to foster independence and productive adulthood through community support and services.
A note of appreciation expresses gratitude to the Rebekans Oold Fellows the Order of Hastern State the Masons the Blue Stax Mothers and the churches of Falwell plus anyone who helped in any way Mina and Hdward DeForest.
In loving memory of Frances Thompson who passed away March 12 1942. My dear mother awaits us on the Celestial shore. Love from daughter Hola McDonel.
Probate Court in Clare County Michigan orders Annabelle Tryon to publish notice of final account for the estate of William M Sowle and to mail copies to interested parties. Hearing scheduled for March 24, 1952 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in Harrison. Publication to occur in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
W. D. Holmes expresses gratitude to friends who aided during recent hospitalization with thanks for cards and calls.
Mrs. Bert McLaughlin expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for the sympathy cards received after the death of her husband.
Mrs Margaret McKinnon expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for the cards letters and flowers sent to Beenie Toali.
Public notice offers free electrical installation on stoves and hot water heaters sold from March 17 to Marcel 29. Contact Seiter Fleetvic at 789 Clare for details and scheduling.
Order sets February 25 1952 as initial court date in Harrison for estate of Joe Seymour deceased. Creditors must file claims by April 28 1962 at ten o clock in fore exioon with public notice to be published three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates oversees probate proceedings and appointment of claims examination and adjustment.
Jessie Hulse filed to have administration granted to Walter Winters or another suitable person for the Sterling Winters deceased estate. The hearing is set for March 31, 1952, at 11:00 AM in the Probate Office. Publication notice will run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
Default made in a July 23 1991 mortgage by Maynard Bertrand to Rose Raymond recorded November 7 1951 in Liber 59 page 229. Amount due 1124.92 plus 50 attorney fees total 1174.92, plus taxes and insurance. Mortgage foreclosed by public auction at the Harrison Court House steps on May 18 1962 at 10:00 a.m. to satisfy the debt plus five percent interest and costs.
In Harrison County Probate Office on March 5 1952 Judge George Bates heard Joseph A McKay and J Donald McKay petition to determine legal heirs and rightful inheritors of Clara deceased's real estate. Hearing set for April 8 1952 at ten o'clock in the forenoon with three weeks publication in Sentinel.
Simon Vanderwoude returned home from Grand Rapids hospital with his wife and Gerald. A large crowd attended the Lear Diamonds sale as the Diament family prepares to take possession of the Dunbar Hotel soon. Mr and Mrs Alvin Pence visited her parents in Sunday. They stopped to see Mr and Mrs Peter Cook and Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill. Peter Cook and his mother Mrs Heckthorne traveled to Reed City on Monday. Alvin Pence visited Sevart and Cadillac on Saturday. Wilbur Phelipp also went to Cadillac on Saturday.
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