Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Clare County Savings Bank
Default on Roscoe Smith mortgage dated January 28 1945 for Clare County Savings Bank Clare Michigan with 21721 85 due plus 35 attorney fee. Public auction at Harrison Court House June 8 1929 9 00 am to cover debt costs and interest. Property described as south half of southwest quarter section 11 town 17 north range 3 west with several executory exclusions. Dated March 5 1929. Mortgagee The Clare County Savings Bank Co W Perry Attorney Clare Mich 2013
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe ‘Smith
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare
Michigan
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
County of Clare
Pean Dunlay
Alice Dunlay
W. Perry
Mich
Mortgage Sale Notice by Marion State Bank
Notice of foreclosure under a 1925 mortgage by Roy W Budd and Mae M Budd to Marion State Bank. The sale, to satisfy principal interest and attorney fees, is set for August 12 1929 at 11 00 am at the Harrison Court House door. The property is the West Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 31 Township 20 North Range 6 West in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Budd
Mae M. Budd
Marion State Bank
Marion
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare
Harrison
Clare County
Circuit Court
County of
Township
North Range
West
Mortgage Sale Notice from Clare County Michigan 1929
George B. Struble of Mt. Pleasant Michigan mortgaged property to Edward and Anna Gilmore of Clare County. The notice states the due principal and interest of 3042.29 plus attorney fees and outlines the sale of the north half of the northeast quarter of section 32 township 17 north range 4 west to satisfy the debt. Sale set for July 20, 1929 at 9 am at the front door of the Courthouse in Harrison by CG Perry attorney for the mortgagees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Struble
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Edward Gilmore
Anna K. Gilmore
Clare County
Register of Deeds
County of
Clare
State of Michigan
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
Coury House
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Tawit
Shame in Despair Sage of Chinatown Quote
A Washington Star quote features Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown urging resilience, saying giving into despair shows indolence to face the task of living. The line frames despair as a moral failing and calls for courage to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Stamp Production Decline Rumors Real? No Clear Event
The text notes 16 billion stamps produced annually with about 75 percent being 2 cent stamps and an approximate annual making cost of 1.5 million dollars. No people or organizations are named. no specific event or location is given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Making Friends Begins Within Said by Philosopher
A philosopher in the Woman's Home Companion argues friendship starts with self correction rather than outward socializing. The piece emphasizes interior reflection as the path to forming meaningful connections.
Mystery of the Skin Still Baffles Doctors
Medical writers note skin remains poorly understood despite progress in bodily knowledge. They state the causes of skin diseases are largely unknown and mention arsenic and mercury as agents used in some cures.
Community notes of visits illnesses and local events
Rosebush John Coyne stayed home ill. Detroit visitors Pat and Mrs Horan spent the weekend here. Lionel Moyes ill. Family visits at Marion and Remus. Saginaw Coyne relative weekend stay. Busy Bees meet at Carl Bauers with plan for June. Wilson builds bridge east of Brewer farm. Numerous visits and dinners around Saginaw, Flint, Alma, and Beaverton. Vernon Hill busy with Kelly Bros. Classified ads urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coyne
Pat Horan
Detroit
Lionel
Albert Moyes
Orrin
Duval
Dan Morrison
Harry Johnson
Marion
Miss Coyne
Saginaw
Daniel Coyne
Hurschel Reiss
Hoxeyville
Floyd Thompson
Miss Alma
Andrew Thren
Remus
Carl Bauers
Ernest ‘Green
R.V. Rule
Dover
Ross Dysinger
Roy Robbins
Alma
Ernest
Akey
Greenville
A. J. Verette
Flint
Ernie Stevens
Ernié” Stevens
Margaret Taggart
Pleasant
Ernie
Stevens
Chas. Stirling
Shepherd
Stirling
Kelly Bros
Vernon Hill
Wedding Bells Ring for Anne Thering and Howard Highley
The last week’s Herrick column notes the marriage of Anne Thering to Howard Highley. Residents attended a Herrick Helping Hand Society meeting at Mrs. Sidney Carey’s, and several local residents visited friends and attended events in Clare Coleman and Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Thering
Howard Highley
Herrick Helping
Sidney
Carey
Gertrude Coats
Clare
Beulah Smith
Wm. Snear
Coleman
Dorothy Jourdain
Clair Schaaf
Clair Dyer
Saginaw
James Tubbs
Donna Mae
Floyd Tubbs
Local notices of Clare district activity and visitors
Ward district residents report visits and business last week including Sprague families from Pontiac, Mrs Guenther and A. Guenther relations, Tessman and Clare business, Ed Woods state men releasing Clare from bootleggers, and road work on town line with gravel to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art ‘Sprague
A. Guenther
Lewis
Tessman
Clare
Lawton Jesse
Edmund Woods
Herald Sprague
Pontiac
Earl Brockway
Herald
Lewis Tessman
Edmund Woods Farm
Leo Bruce
Greenwood
Town Line
Rain and warmth bring mixed townsfolk notes and visits
Large crowd attended a shower at L. Robinett's for Mr. and Mrs. James Allen with many useful gifts. Clare visitors and local families gathered at Wilkie and Robinett homes. Roads damaged by a Saturday washout. several residents reported illnesses and family updates. Sympathy extended to Joseph Yoomans on his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Robinett
James Allen
Elmer Osborn
John Rodabaugh
Clare
D. J. Wilkie
H. W. Burd
Wilkie, Williams and Robinett
Edna
Robinett’s Corner
Helen Sutton
Maxine Williams
Harry L. Cleveland
Joseph
Yoomans
Dover Spring Showers Damp Planting Outlook
Dover residents report another round of spring rain this Tuesday as farmers grow discouraged about corn planting amid wet fields and poor conditions. Interest in farming activity remains shown by locals despite the setbacks.
Local Socials and Visits Reported Around Clare
Sympathy extended to Joe Yeoman and relatives. Various visits from residents of Texas Grand Rapids Saginaw Deerfield and Bay City. Notable events include Gordon Ripenburg's birthday party with cake and gifts and several callers to Mrs L D McGreer in Clare who has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Yeoman
Texas
John Colmus
Geo. Gibis
Irish
Grand Rapids
G. Ripenburg
Estella Ripenburg
Clare
McGregor
Gordon Ripenburg
Frank Mitchell
Ionia
John
Coleman
Helen Dodds
Saginaw
Ray Lockwood
Frees
L. D. McGreer
Levi Baker
Floyd Rice
Deerfield
Mary Rush
Bay City
Geo. Gibbs
John Flood
Family and visitors share memories and Mother's Day greetings
A series of social visits fills a period with calls on neighbors and relatives. Vernon Hill and surrounding families exchange cards and candy for Mothers Day while others, including the Sniders, Sines, Irwins, Hunts, and Butts, host and visit kin across town.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MeeHwan, Clare
Ross D. Thompson
Qver Anderson
T. H. Maynard
Wome
Maynard
M. D
Pec
United Drug Company Panel
E. A. Anderson
Sfore
W. F. Umphrey
Bevart
Ford Motor Company
Mortagage Sale
CG. W. Perry
Brewer Farm
Ypres
Reece
Louis
Vern Rener
Robert Mogg
Ora
Vorce
Dean
Frani
Irwin
Boleni
Robert
Olive
Vern Irwin
Wiggins
Gilmore
Thomas Bolen
Everett. Irwin
Mrs. Bolen
Ora Vorce
Maple Grove
Iva Vorce
Wm. J. Irwin
Leonard
George Bryant
Roy ‘Walters
McKay Farm
Buckley
Byron Ginn
Farwell
Mary Ginn
Far
Archie Miller
Mélissa . Waddington
Rosella Waddington
Hila Dixon
Suneday
Tibbits
Beaverton
Coral
Slater
Herrick
West Grant
Dover News
Randall
George Stough
Jasper Snider
George Snider
Snider
Brief
Irene
Sines
Oliver Becker
Upthegrove
Joe Sines
James Cartey
Maud Haley
Gladys Butts
Andrew Irwin
Albert Butts
Ed. Butts
Irwin Home
Austin
Trumble
Carrie Perverse
Florence Hunt
Mrs. Atwood
The
Brown
Ben Best
Mrs. Alwood
Nate Trumble
Shirley
Carrie
Rus
Stanley
Albert Vorce
England
Black Cross
Old Master
San Marto
Tatman
Equirks
Kansas City
Kansas
Monarch Milling Company
Kansas City, Missouri
Fred Siegle
Nawell Mills and Elevator
Hugh
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