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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
3
Default on a September 22 1919 mortgage by Alfred and Jennie Tryon to Farwell State Savings Bank led to a sale notice. The 200 acre Farwell area property in Clare County Michigan is set for public auction July 20 1925 at 2 PM at Harrison Court House to cover owed principal interest costs and attorney fees.
Jacob Bonsing and wife Petronnella mortgage to Farwell Banking Co. dated October 28 1916 recorded October 26 1916. Assigned to Farwell State Savings Bank by August 26 1919. Notice states sale via power of sale on July 20 1925 at two PM at Harrison Court House to repay 360 dollars and costs for the West Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section Two Township Seventeen North Range Five West containing eighty acres. Assignee attorney B. B. Glass.
Mr. Sam Bruce of Harrison served as B. Windover caller last Wednesday. Road work progresses and the grade should be ready for acceptance this week. Tom Nichols and family from Shepherd returned home last Saturday. Carl Baker and wife from Detroit and Orla Baker and friend from Yuma visited the F. M. Baker home last week. Four more weeks of school remain before vacation. Harris family were Farwell callers last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Finch and family visited their parents Sunday. Tom Austin of Redding township was a caller last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Basil and Sam Baker started for their new Detroit home last Wednesday, stopping at Grand Ledge to see Mr. and Mrs. Tom Babcock. Bakers will be missed in the neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cosgrove, Mr. and Mrs. George Cosgrove, Tony Achard and family of Clare were Windover callers Sunday. Laffetts and Ona Blain from Saginaw and Brighton spent the weekend with their parents. John Smith and family of Clare were callers at the S. Harris home last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ross Dysinger welcomed an 8 1 2 pound baby girl named Doris Genives last Wednesday night both mother and child in good health. Local families gathered for visits and Sunday activities include Higgins Lower Ginn and Ginn families with plans for Sunday School and a three month contest.
Community pages recount visits and dinners among the Clark, Pratt, and Smith families from Sylvania and Clayton. Teachers and pupils attend a show in Barryton. W M Clark buys a Guernsey cow at an auction near Brinton. Mrs Alma May plants maple trees. others devote effort to gardening and fruit trees. Several neighbors visit and cards from Mrs. Ellen Brightbill arrive from Iron Mountain. Mrs. Noah Jacobs is buried in Reed City. her husband was buried previously. Lagrippe remains common as FY. M. Clark returns from Lenawee and plans to aid his father before heading to Colorado.
Fragmentary ad item shows a disinfectant priced at 1.50 per gallon. The line includes stray names and phrases such as Anger Bors and Bring your dan, making the readable portion limited to the price and product.
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