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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1924
Page
6
An old notice lists annual rates: two dollars per year to pollute in Michigan, two dollars to other U.S. points, and two dollars sixty cents per year to Canada. The Sentinel offers to handle all kinds of job printing.
Default on mortgage dated September 18 1921 by Rockwell Johnson and Annie Johnson of Alma Michigan to Joseph C Murphy and Alice Murphy triggers public auction. On April 21 1924 at 10 am at the Clare County Harrison courthouse front door, the lands described as the south half of the northwest quarter of Section 27, Township 17 North Range 5 West in Surrey Township will be sold to satisfy the debt of 253 dollars plus interest and costs including attorney fees.
Default on a Clare County Michigan mortgage by Roscoe Smith to Guardian Eliza J. McDonald on major real estate, with a public foreclosure set for June 2, 1924. Property includes half of the southwest quarter of Section 11, Township 17 North Range 3 West, with certain exceptions and a prior mortgage noted.
Mr and Mrs Will Cradit Jr welcomed a baby girl named Marie Norine born March 12 with mother and baby reported as doing fine. Mrs Jesse Newman visited her daughter Mrs HE Leitner on Friday and Tad Newman from the Cornwell farm visited his parents Hardwood on Sunday. Additional notes mention Mrs J Balsley’s health and visits by Mrs Bruce Walker and others.
South West Freeman reports Dave Crisswell traveled to Lake last Wednesday and M. W. Finch with W. F. Finch restocked the ice house last week. Harry Boucher hauled a load to the farm. Lake George dance drew Cressie Pyles Dorothy Morse Mrs. Harry Boucher Everett Pyles and Clayton White last Saturday.
Vernon Hill Clair Dyer and family move from Clare to Schoonover property. Percy Snider of Detroit visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Snider for a few days. Several locals make weekend visits and family gatherings with relatives in Clare Mt. Pleasant Dover and Midland.
Dan Dysinger lost a cow. Henry Ott sold Ray Houghton mares to a Clare-area buyer named House. Ben Votmaris bought dynamite for his farm. A freak calf on Glen Lower’s place had three fore legs and exposed organs. Local visits include Re, Roush to Blanchard and Chas Kleinhardt in Dover. Dover church to receive interior decorating and exterior painting with community support.
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