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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
6
A message from Friz Undertaking Company in Michigan expresses appreciation to customers and friends. It highlights new equipment including an ambulance and a luxury invalid coach, pledges to maintain honest quality and service, and stresses satisfaction and the Golden Rule guiding all service.
Default on a 1917 Thomas and Mary Lynch mortgage to William Haley triggers sale under power of sale. On June 18 1928 at 1 pm at Harrison courthouse front steps, the 80 acre last one half of the southwest quarter of section 21 township 17 north range 4 west Grant Township Clare County Michigan will be sold to cover the owed principal interest and legal costs including a $35 attorney fee as stated in the mortgage. Dated March 20 1928 attorney T Carl Holbrook Clare Michigan.
Notice that default on a 1915 mortgage by Delbert Pendell and Charlotte Pendell prompts a foreclosure. The sale is set for June 18, 1928 at 1 PM at the Harrison courthouse, with acreage in section 11, township 17N, range 3W, Clare County, totaling 80 acres, to cover the debt plus costs and attorney's fees.
The article argues that the creature known as Sphinx a Strangler is not inscrutable, but rather named Strangler and described as a tabled monster with a tangled, enigmatic presence.
An electric company lineman in Saugus California was injured while working on a tower when a hawk struck him. He suffered a broken leg two fractured ribs and other injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.
Sabbath School details note weekly gathering on Saturday afternoon at 730 o’clock.
Free Methodist Daniels Skanes Pastor Sunday School 1:00 p m Preaching 2:00 Everyone come and bring someone Welcome Congregational Rev H B Johnson Pastor 40515 a m Morning worship with sermon 11:15 a m Sunday School Church of God at corner of Sixth and Maple Street Laura M McCrea Pastor You are urgently invited to join our Sunday School Sunday School at 1030 Preaching at 12200 Young People meeting at 6:30 Mrs Edgar Van Sicklen Greader Sunday evening at 0 By 36 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30
Morning worship at ten o'clock and Sunday School at 11 18 o clock led by Miss Laura Thompson. Teachers include Mrs. C A Heiser Rev A P MacDonald Mrs Roy Wilson Miss Laura Thompson Miss Mary Gthnore and Mrs G C Knapp. B Y P U meets at six with Mrs G C Knapp president and Myrtle Harger leader. Visitors welcome. No evening service until further notice. Wednesday prayer service at seven.
Pastors W. W. and H. M. Hurd lead services on March 25 with topics Cosmic Miracle and Which Is Worse. April morning and evening sermons follow. The Auxiliary meets March 28 at the parsonage for a program and luncheon. Mrs. A. By Mulder to sing at the evening service next Sunday.
The Lyceum Course ends Monday March 26 with Dr H Byy Birns lecturing on Chords and Discords. A Latin debate clinched an affirmative victory on requiring a Latin year for graduation. Honor rolls list A students across Freshmen Juniors and Seniors, with several named. New in Fourth Grade are Isabella and Alma Siel. Leona Pringle and Benjamin Tontoskh noted as first graders. A Good Health contest begins with weekly checks and a party at month’s end for winners.
Roy Hammersley and Clifford Yoesting families visited near Skiels while Jesse Hammersley stayed with them. George Bailey, E T Giers, and others are mentioned with travel plans and local conditions. The write up notes ice on roads, wildlife considered thieves, and a firearm permit comment. Mrs Lottia Thompson owns a new range received Monday.
Nate Trumble and family return to Clare from Detroit and visit relatives including Mrs. Perverse and the Trumbles. Mrs. Durfee and friends spent Sunday with Mrs. Trumble. Edward and Henry Magnus hosted the scribe on Saturday. Community notes reflect town life and local remarks on justice following a Detroit police incident involving Governor Fred W. Green.
Community update from Colville covers church visits, Sunday School attendance, and residents visiting relatives in Saginaw and Pontiac. Socials include aid meetings, quilting, sugar bush openings, and a note on Sammie Leichti’s finger injury healing. Upcoming events: Ladies Aid April 1 and Sunday School post program planning.
Local itemized notes report Mr and Mrs Wm Hunter and son with Gladys Churchill of Saginaw visiting N C Churchill. Families visit Ed and Fred Price nearby. Byron Lyons ships calves and hosts visits from Myx and Mrs Dan Price and Charles Manwaring. Numerous calls to and from Wm Rauch Gladwin and Podunk. Dan Perry seen on Hergeville streets. Birthday party at Martha Bee saws well attended with late supper.
The administrative board authorized about $20,000 for state park improvements this year, with a total program of $97,000 planned. Projects include roads and trees at Keego Harbor, seeding at Ortonville, restoration at Fort Wilkins, and funds for several other parks plus $11,800 for new fire towers and $6,000 for forest fire equipment.
The text notes thallium as the softest known metal and lists various commodity prices. Wheat bran at 2.25 per cwt, standard wheat mids at 32.35 per cwt, cotton seed at 43 percent, at 3.00 per cwt, pure linseed 3.25 per cwt. Clare Heator Co. provides contact as Phone 56.ady.
The ad lists Red Front weekly specials with Pillsbury flour 2434 lb bags at $1.19 and $1.15, White Lily and Gold Metal flours, mixed grain items, Kellogg's bran flakes, canned salmon, sweet oranges, and jumbo pricing. Open evenings until 8:06.
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