Notice of Attachments in Clare County Circuit Court
In Clare County Michigan on February 28 1924 a writ of attachment was issued by the Circuit Court for Allen Stafford for the plaintiff in a case against George I Graham and Cora Furgeson. The writ seeks five thousand dollars and was revived on March 21 1924. District clerk and attorney John W Myers of Ithaca Michigan provide notice.
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State OF Michigan
Circuit Court For
County of
Clare Allen
Stafford
George I. Graham
Cora. Furgeson
Mortgage Sale Notices in Clare County Michigan 1924
Mortgage sale notices list two foreclosures in Clare County Michigan during 1924. First, John Rulapaugh and Minnie Rula paugh owe 945.04 plus 30 attorney fees on a 1919 mortgage. property in Sheridan Township to be sold May 22 at Harrison courthouse front door. Second, Guy Mitchener and Sadie Mitchener defaulted on a 1917 mortgage. Farmers State Savings Bank seeks foreclosure of 120 acres in Franklin Township, sale set June 9 at Harrison courthouse front door.
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John Rulapaugh
Minnie Rulapaugh
Clare
Clare County
Michigan
William Haley
Register of Deeds
Mich
City of
Harrison
County of
Sheridan
Wiliam Haley
Guy Mitchener
Sadie Muitchener
Gladwin State Bank
Gladwin
Glare County
Farmers State Savings Bank
Bay City
Office of the Register of Deeds
Franklin
Farmers State, Savings Bank
William ‘B. Fotheringham
House approves constitutional amendment to bar child labor
The U S House of Representatives passed a constitutional amendment to prohibit child labor by a 297 to 69 vote. If approved by the Senate and ratified by 36 states, Congress could enact laws limiting employment of under 18 year olds, targeting southern and western states with no existing laws. Women’s groups and the AF of L backed the measure, while manufacturers opposed it.
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Washington
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Western
American Federation of Labor
Ford launches Benson Ford freighter at Great Lakes yard
Detroit based Ford Mortar Company launches its second steel freighter the Benson Ford at Great Lakes Engineering Works Ecorse named for Henry Ford grandson Benson. The ship will serve Ford mines in northern Michigan to River Rouge furnaces and carry Ford coal to the upper peninsula. At 612 feet overall and 62 foot beam the vessel will carry about 13 000 tons and enter service around July 15.
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Detroit
Ford Mortar Company
Benson Ford
Great Lakes Engineering Works
Ecorse
Henry Ford
Benson
Edsel B. Ford
Henry Ford TJ
Ford
Michigan
River Rouge
Upper Peninsula
Mellon Defends Engraving Ingunner Charges Baseless
Secretary Mellon told President Coolidge the treasury inquiry found no irregularities in the engraving bureau and all charges by Charles B. Brewer were baseless. He asserted the report confirmed the integrity of government securities and debunked every assertion with specific replies. He also attacked Brewer personally.
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Washington
Mellon
Coolidge
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving
Charles B. Brewer
Department of Justice
Presiden Harding
Brewer
Farm Relief Bill Approved by Agriculture Committee
Washington reports the McNary-Haugen agricultural relief bill favorably advanced by the agriculture committee with a 14 to 6 vote. It calls for a government corporation to stabilize prices by buying and exporting surplus wheat corn cotton wool sheep and hogs valued around 200 million dollars. Couzens declares he will run for re election after Michigan county convention where party leaders were ignored and a split with Governor Groox appears.
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Washington
McNary-Haugen
Agriculture Committee
United States
Couzens
Baltimore
Jamies Couzens
Michigan
Gouzens
Alex J. Groox
Ice caves of Craters of the Moon draw attention in Idaho
The Idaho Statesman reports geologists describe lava burns near Shoshone and the Craters of the Moon area as vast caves with ice supports. Legends tell of gold hidden by robbers in ice caves, while officials consider promoting the region as a national park to attract visitors.
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Idaho
Butte
Shoshone
BH. L. Platz
Othei
Jean
Idaho Statesman
His Worldly Goods Wedding Cry in Church
A fashionable wedding ends with a whispering joke as the bridegroom’s father laments the loss of his son’s bicycle, saying Heaven there goes his bicycle during the service when the vows are spoken. The line about worldly goods hints at the groom’s lack of support aside from his father’s wealth.
Visitors from Rome Skeptical of California Wonders
A top Rome audience of eastern visitors shows skepticism toward California wonders. An elderly New Jersey woman reacts to the Calaveras grove giants with disbelief saying the trees are tall and costly, while trying her best to respond amid the spectacle.
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Rome
California
New Jersey
Calaveras
Grove
Iniece
Community Notes and Births in Local Tidings
Farmers are urged to keep care with livestock and comments note a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Forest Garver. Penrose visitors and Inez Hemstreet spent the week. Art Badgley home in Herrick hosts. Bayhag returns from Alma visit. Hagie Ald. to meet with Rev and Mrs Snyder on Thursday May 8.
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Forest Garver
Penrosé
Suny
Spink
Inez Hemstreet
Art Badgley
Herrick
Bayhag
Alma
Ald
Myers Corners Local Oats Planting And Weekend Visits
Lester Kiggens first to plant a field of oats at Myers Corners on Saturday. Neighbors and families, including Mrs Wm Kanarr, Mrs Henry Hilborn, Mr and Mrs W H Hilborn, and Robert Hutchingon hosted visits. Hog shipment by Gunner Broberg to Gladwin. Chas Gerber and Hilda spent Sunday with the Brobergs. Bud Orvis with Noris Smith. Brobergs and Gerbers visited Bay City.
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Lester Kiggens
Wm. Kanarr
Henry Hilborn
West Branch
W. H. Hilborn
F. M. Myers
Robert Hutchingon
Gunner Broberg
Gladwin
Myers
Chas
Gerber
Hilda
Bud Orvis
Noris Smith
G. Broberg
Bay City
West Grant Har Town Road Work Begins North of Harrison
West Grant Har Town started improvements Monday on the road north of Harrison for Arm Allen. Saturday at about 1:30 Chris Weber's house and wood pile burned from a spark. neighbors formed a bucket brigade and extinguished the blaze with significant damage. August Gephardt of Saginaw spent Master Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Weber.
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Har
Harrison
Arm Allen
Chris Webber
August Gephardt
Saginaw
Chris Weber
Jack Green
Chris Green
Spee Utley
Geo. Tiedeman, Sr
Geo. Tiedeman, Jr
Elizabeth Timm
Hulda Reynolds
Orin Reynolds
Wood
Geo. Wilkins
Fred Hschenwech, Jr
Axford Farm
Community Notices From Colonville and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs My D Clute returned from Detroit after attending the funeral of Mrs Mary James and visiting relatives. O Mott of Pontiac visited his brother Frank Walters. Agnes Hampton had measles. Wm Kistler and sons Carl and Alfred visited Clyde Kistler in Saginaw who has mumps. Geraldine Hampton took the Harrison teachers examination. Frank Thompson spent the week in Wyatt. Mr and Mrs Wm Hampton and Ruth visited Mrs J Bodkins in Mt. Pleasant. Ladies Aid meets May 8 at Mrs Harvey Dawson. Church entertainment last Friday night was a success with 26.65 proceeds and thanks to all helpers.
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My D. Clute
Detroit
Mary James
O.mott
Pontiac
Frank Walters
Agnes Hampton
Wm. Kistler and Sons
Carl
Alfred
Clyde Kistler
Saginaw
Geraldine Hampton
Harrison
Frank Thompson
Wyatt
Wm. Hampton
Ruth
Mt. Pleasant
Ladies Aid
Harvey Dawson
Vernon Hill social notes with several visits listed
Vernon Hill reports a string of Sunday visits among locals. J C Tice’s son Mortie and family of South Vernon host. Clint Schoonover travels to Mint and Detroit. Aldrichs of Detroit visit Arthur and Clint Schoonover. Chas Stevens and Mrs. Stevens in Harrison host and other kin are mentioned.
Community Social Roundup1
The notice lists numerous local families visiting and hosting events over the weekend. It mentions Brasingtons Marshalls and Pedgritts in Gilmore, Mayhews at the Hagle, Rodabaughs and Phillips in Flint visiting Fred Davis’s home, and other gatherings across Rosebush Midland Cadil lac Kalamazoo and Arthur. It notes Henry Snider’s son Henry leaving for Hastings for work and John Jackson Jr. heading to Flint for a new job.
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Brasington
Marshall
James Pedgritt
Gilmore
Lloyd - Edheck
Arthur Mayhew
Hagle
Henry Rodabaugh
Mary
Charles Rodabaueh
Roy Phillips
Flint
R, Hendrie
Fannie
Schoonover
Cadillac
Henry Lines
C. J. Mizer
Henry Bines
Robert Gardner
Stevens Lake
Mae Pardee
Mt Bisgsant
Eugene Orvis
Norman
Arthur
Warren Heiser
George Snider
Henry
Hastings
Henry Goodby
John Jackson, Jr
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Legals
John W.myers
Ithaca
Thos
Carl Holbrook
Mortgagee
Kinnané & Leibrand
Strearer
FORDS
Agricultural Committee
Hailey
Ketchum
Pleasant Valley
West Grant
Colonville
Vernon Hill
Williard Walton
Arthur. Schoonover
Clair Dyer
Peter Akey
H. CG. Stevens
Midland
Hrriest
Ernest Stevens
Wise
Kenneth, Marshall
Henry Snider
Gother
David Mussel
Rosebush
Haarlem
Feighner & Parish Publishers
U.S
Canada
Fap Sentinel Je
Friends of Tag §Sentinel
Dorsey
Olarn Sentinel
American Press Association
General Office
New York
Chicago
N. L. Tibbill
Jeweler
Optometrist
Veeder & Allen’s Store
Ford Motor Company
I. E. Hampton
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