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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
7
Court claims must be presented at the probate office in Harrison City by July 11 1983 and will be heard on July 2 1983 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated March 22 1931 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
State of Michigan ty first Judicial Circuit in Chancery in Clare County Harrison dated February 96 1933. Ensign B Ferguson plaintiff v Dorena Ferguson defendant unable to locate defendant Lorena Ferguson residence. defendant ordered to appear within three months and publish order in Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Judge Ray Hart. Attorney Jos F Bowler.
Probate Court of Clare County notes a hearing date of April 34 1972 at 10:00 AM for the estate of Oscar M Schermerhorn with petition by Samuel T Schermerhorn to grant administration to Oscar E Schermerhorn or others. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel.
Default on a mortgage by Valmour Armour to Citizens State Bank Clare Michigan triggers a public sale on June 5, 1922 at 3 PM. The property is the south half of lot eight in block sixteen in Clare, Michigan, to cover the overdue principal interest and legal costs. This notice names Carlos A. Reading as attorney for the mortgagee.
Default declared on a 1909 mortgage by Mart Sheardy and Maggie Sheardy to Evart Savings Bank. Foreclosure sale set for May 11, 1922 at 10 am at the Harrison courthouse to cover $1,066 in principal and interest, $64.57 back taxes, and $35 attorney fee, for parcel in Clare County described as parts of Sections 11 and 12 in Township 17 North Range 6 West.
An attempted break in near the Slam Seymour home damaged fruit trees and shrubs. Robert Arthor da slowly recovering. Mrs Wilmot Graben died at her home near Farwell March 18 with interment at Gilmore cemetery. Sympathy extended to the husband and children.
Mrs. John Meyers is ill helped by Ida Leitner. Maude Barber visited Mrs. Betty Wood. Most of the Shull family are sick with the flu. A baby girl joined the Storms home named Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boner visited the Balls. Ella Richman works for Mrs. Arthur Storme. Mr. and Mrs. George Langworthy and son Wayne visited the Shulls.
A busybody is wished for to gather news in Hinkleville as residents share weekend visits. Arthur Bellinger travels to Mt. Pleasant on Mondays while A E Van Hors and family visit Mt. Pleasant guests. Mr and Mrs Geo Burch visit D F Gilman couple at Farwell midweek. Miss Mary Gorr, our teacher, visited Clarence over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Chas Evonts report some events at home with maple syrup mention.
Spring arrives as weather predictions continue. Thomas M. Gillmore left for Mt. Pleasant to join Twat Bakery Co. earning twenty five dollars weekly. Mr and Mrs Floyd Alien visited Walter Barrys Sunday. Miss Bildiah Griffin and Miss Gladys Larry visited Thomas Pattern Sunday. A lively crowd attended the Hard Times dance at the town hall. Gillmore returned home for a farewell visit before starting work in Mt. Pleasant. Roy Alien recovering from flu remains out. Three men held up near town Friday for gasoline. two stopped at Amos Squires while the third collected gas and moved on.
Entries report visits and travel among residents including Mr Hampton to Clare and Mary Gorr with Ruth Myers. Cottager Ian Coon of Ionia reviews his Clare cottage. A. Lamberteen of Esaat Lincoln busses wood. Mrs Shillinger to Clare Thursday. The Busy Bees met with Mrs J Calkins and hosted a gelicious lunch.
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