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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
4
The Glireult Court in Glare County issues an attachment writ for Allen J. Stafford against George F. Graham and Lora Furgeson for five thousand dollars. Returnable March 21, 1924. Dated April 12, 1924. Attorney John W. Myers Ithaca Michigan.
Default on mortgage by John and Minnie Rulapaugh to William Haley, dated November 11 1919, recorded November 28 1919. Court House, Harrison, Michigan sale on May 22 1924 at 10 a.m. for the land in Sheridan Township section 4 township 17 north range 3 west, west half of east half of southwest quarter, and other fractions. Attorney Carl Holbrook for Mortgagee.
Notice of foreclosure on a mortgage dated November 27, 1917 to The Gladwin State Bank, later assigned to Farmers State Savings Bank. The default includes nonpayment of principal, interest, and taxes due November 27, 1922. Auction set for June 9, 1924 at 10 am at the Harrison courthouse, for property described as portions of Section 36, Franklin Township, Clare County, Michigan, totaling 120 acres.
Delos Wright returned home after a week with his daughter in Jackson. Mrs. S A Lestner and daughter Ida and Maud Barber were visitors Sunday at F M Myers. Mr and Mrs A Chatterton and family spent Sunday with W 9 Myers. Mrs B Hampton and Mys Wraik Hampton of Harrison called on Aggie Hutchinson. The Myerses visited Mt Pleasant and Ithaca, returning Monday with their uncle Mr Duerr.
Mrs John Kuster and son Kassius of Lansing visited their farm with Mr Kuster also present Sunday. Mrs Bennett Carter returned home after spending winter in Lansing. J C Coats and sister Mrs Newman visited their father in Jackson Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Bennett Jr a daughter on May 10. An aid meeting at Mrs Geiger attracted forty one attendees. Next gathering with Mrs Carter on June 12. Fred Davis bought a Ford coupe last week. Bert Kinne moves back to the Frank Spink farm.
Misses Flossie and Belle Walker of Ypsilanti plan to teach at Iron Mountain next year. Clyde Reynolds is sick. Ceyland Hale and Owen Mason from Lansing visit Chas Bryans. A large crowd attended the Knisple party Saturday night. B Vanatter and Lila Haddix stay home with severe colds. B L Walters and Howard McGilvery of Wiint visit Sunday. F M church revivals continue next week. Woman's Missionary Society meets May 23 at Mrs Melvin Haines. Laurence Brubaker of Bard visited Otto Haddix and attended the Knisple party.
Last Friday night a midnight explosion prompted talk of Jack Emerson's marriage as neighbors offered cheer. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smock visited Arm Allen's home. Only a week and a day remain in the school year and Mrs. Richmond from Farwell is rehired to teach next year. The town welcomes spring and Garten tasks. Floyd Allen celebrates an 8 lb baby girl named Theabelle. The bereaved Leitner family is also remembered.
Mrs Hilton Graham returned to Flint after visiting her mother Mrs Susan Daly. Mrs Neelands of Mt. Pleasant visited Mrs Geo Baylis. Mrs Frank Lynch brought her baby home from Saginaw. Several families including the Threns Archer and Vincents visited relatives around Remius Indian school and Alma. Multiple trips and home visits continue over the weekend with neighbors from Lansing Mr Angle also noted.
Angle of St Johns were guests of their parents Sunday. Mrs Hannah Archer and Kate Mc Nerney visited Mrs McN in Delwin. Mrs Muma celebrated her birthday with about forty six attendees and a purse gift. Florin Walton of Sag inaw visited here. Sunday school convention in Senton drew many locals. Loren Coyne traveled to Detroit to see his hospitalized wife. Essie Harvey brought his wife home Monday unknown name. Charivari attendance was low and the noise light.
Mr and Mrs Chas Butters and children arrived Friday from Lansing with Farris Butters and Chas Joslyn to tend the farm. Mrs Eli Davis visits for the summer with daughter Mrs Bessie Bradley. The Butters and Joslyn family visited Mrs Ray Utley’s family, then returned home. John Raymond and Joe Coats with Mrs Newmar visited Morton. Avarrell Raymond helps Mrs Lite Coats. Jerry Bennett Jr and wife welcomed a 9 1 2 pound girl born May 10 named Murel. Geo Ford visited Mrs Dell Pendell. Catherine Butters stayed with Mrs Hyde while she was in St Louis. Azella Pendell and infant Ralph entertained the measles. Berneard Pendell is sick. Ara Clouselm went to Saginaw.
A long list of visits and family gatherings is recorded with many residents from Clare Alma Mt. Pleasant Rosebush Harrison Farwell and other towns spending Sundays Mondays and weekends with relatives and friends. Events include measles recovery and motor trips to Harrison Farwell and Bay City.
Mrs. George Gibis and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Magnus one evening last week. Will Garshow of Gilmore was in the vicinity one day last week. New neighbors arrive at Maxwell farm, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Presley of Farwell visited Gotleb Nass. Hla Hien of Saginaw attended Sunday. John Larmon Jr. returned home from Detroit for Sunday. Sopha Hshenwick works at the Dohertys hotel in Clare. Subscribe now for 1.50 a year.
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