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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
4
Public notice under tax sale Acts of 1909 stating payment demands to redeem land in Clare county Michigan. Describes land in Northeast quarter Section 33 Town 18N Range 5W with amounts paid and redeemable total of 1829.80 plus sheriff fees. Names John A. Thompson Muskegon Michigan and multiple lien holders and heirs.
Public notice of a lawful tax sale on the described land in Clare County Michigan. Redemption period six months after payment. amount due to redeem is $409.08 plus sheriff fees. Land details include the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter in section 34 town 19N range 4W. Burké Workman listed as last grantee in the title records.
Public notice to owners that a tax sale has been filed for re conveyance of specified parcels in sections and townships. Details list land descriptions tract by tract with the amount paid years 1921-25 1926 1928 and redemption costs plus sheriff fees. Names appear as grantees and mortgagees with addresses and duties of the Register of Deeds office.
In the county records Daniel T Chamberlain and Henry W Sessions act as administrators of the estate of Chilo M Loomis deceased. Mortgage records and deeds referenced appear in the registry with various parties noted.
Notice to owners and lien holders that a tax deed has been issued on land in the Southeast quarter of the northwest quarter Section 31 Town 18N Range SW Clare County Michigan and that redemption costs amount to 400.36 plus sheriff fees. Payment within six months after service may redeem, otherwise the purchaser under tax sale will obtain title. Names include David Stirling Elenore M Stirling Nellie N Phelps Homer A Loomis estate administrator Philo M Loomis mortgagees.
A Battle Creek physician warns constipation causes great misery and promotes Rexall Orderlie as a nighttime chewable tablet. It draws water into the colon to soften waste and produce a gentle natural movement without habit. Readily available at Rexall Drug Store for 24 date.
The Charles area hosts a stream of visitors and locals sharing weekends and gatherings. Names include Weatherspoon Grand Rapids Saul Weatherbee Merced Grampton Saginaw Light Myers Light Ryan Fenton Lockwood Kane Murphy Fosgett Light Gosine Vanderheide Philp Greenwood Rhodes Gleason Merri Pleasant Stuckman Flint and others, with multiple weekend visits and returns to family homes.
Miss Ruth Shull spent the weekend at her parental home and returned to Mr. Pleasant Sunday. West Branch visitors Mrs. Carrol and son Lee and Mr. Baker of Ohio stopped by Mr. and Mrs. Eewin Woods. Mary Helen Bates visited with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sand ers from Friday to Sunday. The next Ladies Union meeting is at Mrs. Ralph Shull’s home on Thursday afternoon June 5. Attendance was small at the last meeting led by Ms. EH. Sanders. Aubrey Chatterton family and M. E. Harrold group attended Sunday services at the hall and plan to return next Sunday.
Henry Craine repaired the fence around Reavey Barlow's farm last week and stayed with HE R Barlows. Howard Brockway of Pontiac visited, Mrs Chas Craine and Alvin returned from Luther with Mrs M Craine staying at her son's home. Art Sprague and Leroy visited Alvin Sprague in Silver Lake, Floyd Graine called by Mrs W Hanson of Lake George, and others noted a fire at the McCartney home. Jess Sokerman and Jess Lawton Jesser also mentioned with Detroit trip.
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Mrs. J. Ackerman enjoyed a few days with her daughter. R. White moved sheep to pasture on the Hill ranch last week. Nick Phannes of Flint spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Craine visited Long Lake relatives last Thursday. A group from here attended a dance at Prost Saturday night.
Community notes report pleasant weather and busy farms with corn planting and ground preparation. Sunday School attendance was strong and local events include a hill top contest with new leaders to be chosen next Sunday. Several residents are mentioned for visits, teaching assignments, and a family illness with hospitalization pending updates.
North wes t Vernon reports Mr and Mrs Carl Bauer of Dover visited sister Mrs John Morden Monday evening. Guests at Clair Stanley’s were Alex McKinnon and family from Clare. A J Archbold and sons John and Lynn traveled to Funville on Wednesday. Claribel and Zofia Hendersons visited Bay City to see their father at Samaritan hospital. On May 7 the Help the Hostess Club met at Mr and Mrs J McIntosh home with thirty four attendees and a wonderful dinner by John Dunnat.
Mrs. Joseph Premé of 1224 Johnson Street Saginaw testifies Konjola relieved years of stomach and kidney troubles gas pains and chest palpitations after one month of treatment. She endorses a six to eight bottle course and notes availability at Anderson's Drug Store and local druggists.
A historical grocery page lists deals such as Pioneer Salt 1 unit, Fresh pack Prunes in 2 lb bag for 27¢, Post Toasties per package, jam and jelly by jar, Big 4 Soap Flakes 19¢, Balk Rolled Oats 22 1b bag 79¢, Chamberlain’s Chick Feed 25 lb bag 1.29, Spinach large cans 2 for 35¢, Star Pork and Beans 8 for 25¢, and other everyday items.
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