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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
8
Public notices describe multiple tax sale actions in Clare county Michigan. Purchasers announce bidding and redemption details for properties in sections and town ranges with amounts paid years 1920 to 1928, redemption costs, and named next lienholders and heirs.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Tobi A. Thompson and Clarence W. Less in Muskegon Michigan. Mentions administrator A Loomis and mortgagees with undischarged recorded mortgages in a probate or estate context. No clear event date or full party list available.
Public notice outlines redemption cost and right to reconveyance of land under tax deed. It lists amounts due for years 1921-1928, totals and sheriff fees, with names of parties including Homer A. Loomis administrator, Muskegon County, and property described as Southeast quarter of the northwest BW. It warns of further action if sums are not paid.
A Rochester area physician credits Rexall Orderlie tablets with relief from constipation, describing them as drawing moisture into the colon to soften stool and produce a gentle bowel movement without habits or overdose. Available at H. A. Andrygon's Rexall Drug Store.
Mr and Mrs Hiram Satison and Mr and Mrs Gordon Ragone visited Mr and Mrs C Durfee Sunday afternoon. Miss Mildred Cleveland spent Sunday with Miss Salome Smith. Mrs C Durfee planned to Clare Friday. Claude Turner helps Chas Stone with farm work. Mr and Mrs John List of Alma spent the weekend in Hatton. Mrs Roy Green has been ill the past week. Mrs Edward Magnus returned home Tuesday from Bay City where she visited her sister Miss Minnis Larman who was taken ill and rushed to the hospital. Wishing for a speedy recovery.
Visitors at the A Reed home Sunday included Mr and Mrs Joe Hanel and daughter from Flint Glenn Hart of Mt Pleasant Marie Harsh from Coleman Mr and Mrs Thomas Snell of Andersonville Lyman and Francia Nager Robt Reed and Bruce Morrison Mrs A Reed spent days last week at Mt Pleasant Mrs Leo Nixon Mrs A Reed and Edna Reed to Mt Pleasant Thursday Several neighbors went fishing Saturday night Arthur Yager and family called at Mt Pleasant Sunday Marie Harsh Coleman weekend with Edna Read Arthur Yager and sons Lyman and Francis doing ditching work for Methner's of Wise
Colville residents share visits with friends in Central Sheridan Saginaw and Pontiac. Jo Ann joins the Philips family to live at their home. Leona Leichti visits from Pontiac. Francis Smith’s twelfth birthday celebrated with the Merry Circle Class at East Sheridan. Walter Heirholtzer works at Dow Chemical in Midland. Ralph Brown moves from Newton farm. Arthur Philips and A. D. Hampton travel to Lansing. Mrs Dural Philips from Rosebush visits O. H. Philips home.
Frank Holmes and family returned home after four weeks in Southern Michigan. A new tenant near HR Van Horn damaged furniture in a Sunday road accident but no injuries. Local residents and guests are noted: Wm. Lullum at the Silover home, Shiawassee cottage full, John Cameron hosting Owosso friends, W. H. Godwin’s cottage filled with Coleman visitors, Fred Bingham and teachers enjoying the scenery, Rathburns at Shorewood, Bessie Kress with parents, Jess Simpson and wife dining in the park, James Duncan visiting, Frank Manning and wife in Clare, Don Luce and wife at dinner, Ira Hoover assisting with a store front, Tom Nicholls to Clare on business, Hansons moving to the farm, and Harry Davis at Bertha Lake.
Mr. Vernon Grange and Mr. and Mrs Pratik from Derby visited Pontiac over the weekend to spend time with the latter's mother, Mrs. L. Brewer, as part of a family gathering.
The advertisement touts the Chevrolet Six with six cylinders for smooth idle, strong torque, and vibration reduction. It highlights roadster, sedan, and truck models with prices from 495 to 8728, F. O. B. Flint, plus four semi elliptic springs, Lovejoy shock absorbers, weatherproof four wheel brakes, and easy financing terms.
Miss Lela Reynolds and family visitors travel between homes in Le Roy Flint Lansing and Garo with gatherings at the Durnin Savanson Rog ers Ramey Smith Mussell Archambault and Snider households. Eight new initiates are urged for the Monday class.
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