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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1929
Page
6
The Clare Sentinel reports a Probate Court hearing in Clare County Michigan to determine legal heirs entitled to inherit the real estate of Jennie Fall Burdick. Administrator John R Goodman petitioned for adjudication. A hearing is set for April 6, 1929, at 10 o'clock in Harrison, with public notice to run for three weeks prior.
In Harrison County Probate Court on March 13 1929 Judge Thos S Dorsey heard Lydia Mac Gerows petition to determine legal heirs of Sarah Priest deceased and entitled to inherit real estate. Hearing scheduled for April 1929 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office.
Mortgagee Ancient Order of Gleaners assigns mortgage from John Keith and Bettie Keith dated July 12 1915. Property in Frost Township Clare County Michigan to be sold June 3 4929 at 10 am at Court House door Har rison Michigan to satisfy the debt 897.65 plus costs and interest.Attorney H P Orr Caro Michigan announces sale as assignee.
A local advertisement from Illinois Life Insurance Co touts itself as a large old line legal reserve company. The notice mentions a local STUART representative STUART BICKNELL and promises cheerful information to interested clients.
Mrs. Ben Gardner and children were on the sick list last week. Mrs. Nathan Gray and daughter Maggie Marie returned home after visiting Mrs. Gray’s parents. Rudolph Hildebrandt and two daughters hosted Sunday dinner with Way. J. W. Butters and Frank Swear visited Sanford for fish. Dell Wilson and Loomis visitors stayed with Clifford Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Petty and Ona were seen on Monday. High Warner, home from Saginaw, visited over Sunday. Edgar Van Sicklen and son visited with Mrs. Alice Van Sicklen and Mrs. McDonald of Clare, at Cora Wilson’s. Clare weekend shopping noted. The old folks pension bill was killed by lawmakers, depriving many of support. Two men looked at farms nearby for buying. Wm. Hamlin of Detroit reports quarantines for Scarlet Fever. Harrow broke his arm on Saturday.
Mrs. Russe Davis and Nelson visited Mrs. Chas Davis. Judge Niffen of Stanton visits sister Mrs Blystone. Glen Gordon family saw Mrs Bryan Miller and others. Arthur Kever and Garvers to Ann Arbor for treatment. Walter’s daughter may have facial surgery. Blystone sale bills out. residents hope neighbors stay.
The Colonville community announces an Easter program at 11 a.m. inviting all to attend and bring pennies for the offering. A wedding shower for Clyde Kistler of Pontiac was held at his parents home with many gifts and well wishes for the couple’s new life in Pontiac.
The sick are out of danger and recovering well. Henry Magnus, his mother and sister visited Detroit on Monday. E White added two heifer calves to enlarge his herd on Friday. Henry Magnus plans to unload another car of line for the alfalfa fields this spring. Local jobbers resume shipping machinery to Saginaw for a new project. Frogs signal spring with welcome songs after a long winter. Mr. W A Park’s letter in last week’s Glare Sentinel is praised as interesting and instructive.
A fragmentary notice notes that Magnus received a piece of steel in its eye and endured pain but is improving. It mentions excitement on the street Sunday amid cars moonshine and various items, with a suggestion to try a classified liner next week.
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