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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
3
Four months from April 20 1923 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the deceased William Moyer to the probate court for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file by July 20 1923. claims will be heard August 20 1923 at 10:00 a.m. in the probate office. Dated April 16 1923 Thos Dorgey Judge of Probate.
Default on a mortgage dated October 5, 1911 from Don S Hatch and wife to Lapeer County Bank leads to a foreclosure by public auction at the Clare County seat, Harrison, on June 5, 1923 at 1 PM. Property located in Surrey Township described as part of the northeast quarter section 25, township 17 north, range 5 west, totaling eighty acres. Mortgage amount listed as $1,504.31 with costs. No legal action has been started to collect the debt. Mortgagee: Lapeer County Bank. Attorney: Elmer Shumar, Imlay City, Michigan.
Mrs Frank Acre is sick and Olive helps care for her. Loran Miller fell from a wagon injuring his left leg but is recovering. Honest Allen has a new Ford. O. M. Blystone visited Clare. Mr and Mrs James Teal of Bikart Ind are visiting and may relocate after selling their Indiana farm. George Rhodes seeks work after leaving Saturday. Butters and Harvey shear sheep for D W Comer. Mrs F N Davis is ill but improving. Farmers rush oats and spring crops in good weather. Frank Acre Jr works on Currie farm near Clare and visits home. Carl Langworthy praised. Kelly Comer and family from Lansing visit and tend farming interests. Gladys Myers and friend visit Mrs Giles Leeth. Leo Sprunger and daughter Katherine travel to Saginaw to see Mrs Sprunger.
James Noll of Connersville Indiana writes that his child recovered from whooping cough after using Foley s Honey and Tar. He recommends the product for coughs and colds and notes his children consistently benefit from substitutes sold by Kirkpatrick Clare and Witt Burton Farwell Ady.
A garbled historical note describes East and West high schools, Near Hast Kitva figures, and a Persian ambassador misreading a scene in a hotel. The ambassador mistook a decorative bed for a crowd and sat in an audience seat before sleeping on a mat.
Thao Merrihew arrived home from Saginaw last Tuesday morning bringing a new International tractor. Herman Leichtel went to Lansing Sunday and planned to Flint Tuesday to seek work. Addie Presley of Clare spent the weekend at the Badgley home. The church’s regular monthly social will be Friday evening at T. A. Badgley’s. A short Mother’s Day program will follow in Sunday school before the preaching service. Mrs. Nelie Bowers and daughter of Mr. Pleasant visited her daughter Sunday.
Local notes describe Brown Corners considering canceling its own events to join Harrison for a homecoming and 4th celebration. The piece mentions speakers, town pride, visitors from Clare Mt Pleasant Rosebud Farwell and details of local commerce, farming, and bids for wool and produce.
In April the Smith brothers received 1798 in cash from hemp and 983 from the fire loss. The record mentions their mother and a partial statement about January to April totals. The fragmentary text is unclear on full context or outcomes.
Last Sunday a large congregation attended services as Rev. Bates delivered a fine sermon. John and Raymond and family visited Leo Coats in Arthur Township while Mrs. Dell Pendell aided Mrs. John Lang for a few days. Henry Warner and Ray Smith returned from Flint to begin spring work.
N. E. Greenwood reports Mrs TeAgarden’s daughter and infant from Ohio visiting for a month. Mrs Springer and sister Zella visited Mrs Hoy on Sunday. Will Davis and wife traveled to Clare on business last Saturday. Harl Philipp and wife visited Clara Sunday. Roy Hoover and family from Dover visited Loam Hoover and sister Miss Frank Sali. R Marrietta returned to work in Fling tast week. Claise Tedgerden spent Sunday at ...
Two individuals Chas Roth and Guy Cramton visited Hold on Sunday to spend time together, details unclear due to damaged text.
Mrs Gilmore and Mrs Chas Hames of Saginaw returned home Saturday. A special Mother’s Day program is set for Sunday May 18 at the Christian church. Mrs Ransom is working for Mrs Wm Gamble. Ed Gamble has gone to Pennsylvania to visit relatives.
Charley Carpenter sends his teen to Sag inaw for medical treatment. Mrs. Anderson of Riverdale visits her daughter Mrs. William Ledsh this week. Charley Carpenter stays with his brother Hold this past week. Herrick vs Andersonville game yields 17 to 16 win for Andersonville. spectators call it a good contest.
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