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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
7
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Ancient Order of Gleaners Mortgage
Public foreclosure sale announced for a Clare County Michigan mortgage dated July 12 1935 held by Ancient Order of Heanerg Detroit against John Keith and Bettie J Keith. Property in Frost Township includes northeast quarter sections seven, two hundred acres approximate, sale at Clare County Courthouse Harrison on June 8 1929 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keith
Bettie J. Keith
Harrison
Michigan
Heanerg
Michigan Corporation
Detroit
County of
Clare
A. D
Frost
Clare County
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Mortgagee The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul declares default on a September 27, 1922 mortgage by Samuel W. Sly and Catharine Sly. The debt totals $5728.51 plus interest and costs, with sale set at the Clare County Courthouse on May 29, 1929, at 2:00 p.m. The property comprises parts of Sections 32 and 33 in T20N R3W, totaling about 400 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Sly
Catharine Sly
Federal Land Bank of
County of
Clare
Michigan
Towit
Easf
Clare County
Harrison
Illinois Life Insurance Co. Promotional Note
The Illinois Life Insurance Co. promotes its status as a large old line reserve company and offers information cheerfully. A local representative named Stuart Bicknell is identified for further contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Illinois Life Insurance Co
Egal Reserve
Ccal
Stuart Bicknell
Herseville Births and Local Visits Report
Twin boys Melvin and Delvin Matthews born to Mr and Mrs Cecil Matthews on May 9. Mother and babies well. Mrs Wm Raich and Max Hayward visited Dan Price on Sunday. Miss Esta Price and Neva Price, Gurnith Sauntman and Mrs Ethel Manwarning called on Mrs Cecil Matthews. Esta Price visited Mrs Jag McGuire. Mr and Mrs Randolph Switzer and son of Royal Oak spent weekend at G J Switzer. Mr and Mrs Wm Hunter and son of Saginaw visited N Co. Churchills. Esta Price, caring for her grandmother Whers, returned home to help her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Matthews
Melvin
Delvin R
Wm. Raich
Max. Hayward
Dan
Price
Misges
Neva Price
Gurnith Sauntman
Ethel Manwarning
Esta Price
Jag McGuire
Randolph Switzer
Royal Oak
G. J. Switzer
Wm. Hunter and Son
Saginaw
N. Co. Churchill’s
Nother
Bertha Lake Area Notes and Local Visits
East Lincoln residents plan a cottage at Bertha Pleasure resort. Election on May 22 to establish a District Unit School in the township. Teachers Saloma Smith and Soloma Smith to close schools with a Bertha Lake picnic. Visits from Gosen Ziemer Bilmeier and others mark a busy period around Lake George and local cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Landsing
Bertha Pleasure Resort
Saloma Smith
Margaret Dunkle
Dyma Powell
O. W. Kube
Lake George
Margaret Palmer
Bertha Lake
Soloma Smith
Kube
Wm. Kube
George Bilimell
Elton
Saginaw
Geo. Lawton
Detroit
Lillie Billgren
Harrison
Local Residents Attend Weekend Visits and Meetings
Myers and Mrs Myers attended a Lawson sale. Ora Hale started work in Flint. Balsleys and their son visited in Detroit. F M Myers visited a Clare daughter. Ladies Union met with Mrs Myers with cemetery plans for the 22nd. Several families from Clare Pleasant Pontiac Lansing and Beatrice joined weekend visits to the Myers household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. M. Myers
Lawson
Ora Hale
Flint
Jess Balsley
Deiroit
Rene Sie
Sonn Balsley
F. M. Myers
Clare
Ladies Union
W. EB. Myers
Cemetery
Arthur Cemetery
Boughton
Dewey
Bert Hubel
A. Hutchinson
J. N. Myers
Pleasant
L. A. Riggins
Clyde Raynold
Maurine
Rowena
Hutchinson
Delos Wright
Noris Smith
Pontiac
Wright
W. Hilborn
Milo Myers
Clare Stanley
Clare and
Beatrice
Chester Myers
Lansing
Harley Holtz
W. B. Myers
Local Society Notes From Pratts Corners and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Howard Costello and grandson Carl of Pontiac visit sister Mrs. Burt Lloyd with Clare friends joining. Henry Walters hosts Mrs. Walter’s parents from Clare. Jack Emerson visits Art Lloyd of Colonville. Grace Costello and Ella Alger invite fish story fans. Don Lloyd travels to Pontiac to see grandmother Mrs. Mary Lloyd who is ill, returning to report slight improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Howard host a Sunday gathering with son Har of Pontiac and daughter Donna May Tubbs of Herrick and others from Clare Attica and Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Costello
Carl
Pontiac
H. Joiner
Clare
Burt Lloyd
Henry Walters
Walter
BE. Potter
Claré
Jack Hmerson
Art Lloyd
Colonville
Grace Costello
Ella Alger
Don Lloyd
Portiac
Mary Lloyd
Nelson Howard
Har
Mayd Tubbs
Donna May
Herrick
M. Tubbs
Ira Edwards
Attica
Gib Howard
Glenn
Ray Lloyd
Poniac
Local Social Visit End at Art Lloyds Home
Sunday gatherings included Art Lloyds hosting Burt Lloyd Howard Costello Carl Alger and Arthur Lee for a chicken dinner and ice cream. Clifford and Bill Alger and Wm Battles Sr visited the Randall and Grace Costello families before all returned to Pontiac after a week with Art and Burt Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt. Lloyd
Howard Costello
Carl
Arthur. Lee
Bontad
J. Algér
Hla
Lloyds
Art
Clifford
Bila Alger
Battles, Sr
Randall
Grace
Costello
Pontiac
Burt Lloyd
Lake George Resort Weekend Social Notes
Nathan Bicknell traveled from the Cornwell farm toward Cranberry Lake Saturday. Clark Sutherland and his wife, and Homer Douglas and his wife, of Clare, were at their cottage Sunday. Mrs. M. Bates went to Clare one day last week. Harry Kress and family visited Clare Saturday afternoon. Bessie Kress is home for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Bicknell
Cornwell Farm
Cranberry Lake
Clark Sutherland
Homer Douglas
Clare
Mrs. M. Bates
Harry Kress
Bessie Kress
Local notes and weekend visits from the village
Rathbun works on the vottage and Hoover is put. Glave was absent on Sunday. Kress returned from school for the weekend. John King bought the Wellman place and moved to Lake George. Balls boys defeated Greenwood Friday with high scores. Fayette Dickerson works for Harris. Loomis builds a new forage. Hoover and Beehler handle the work. Mrs. Luce and children visited over the weekend. Newsom and wife to Bannister Friday. Frank returns Saturday. Newsom's mother ill. Ruben Beehler at New Baltimore improving. Milo Hovey visits Marion on Sunday. Tutt Hampton brings him home. Charles Calkins and Frank Manning go to Clare Monday for a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rathbun
Hoover
Glave
Aura
Kress
John King
Lake
George
Greenwood
Fayette Dickerson
Harris
Carl Loomis
Beehler
FA. Luce
Frank Newsom
Bannister Briday
Rank
Newson
Ruben Beehler
New Baltimore
Milo Hovey
Marion
Tutt Hampton
Weidman
Charles Calkins
Frank Manning
Clare
Jamies Lice Seeks Geores Avenue Conte Painting
A fragment mentions Jamies Lice and a conte pretty Be Geores Avenue. The readable portion hints at a painting project related to a location on Geores Avenue. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Lice
Geores Avenue
Adlerika claims relief for gas and stomach issues
An advertisement features testimonial by John B Hardy praising Adlerika for 20 years of gas relief and indigestion cure. It claims Adlerika acts on both bowel sections to remove old waste and overcome constipation with a promise of thorough cleansing. Druggist A Anderson endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
John
B. Hardy
A. Anderson
Adv
London Girls Excel in Swimming Learning Report
Education committee of the London County Council notes girls show more aptitude for swimming lessons. Last year TiGS4S school children had fewer sessions, but 40 272 had learned to swim by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London County Council
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Canada
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the Sentinel
Dorsey
Clare Sentinel
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
B. J. Sanford
Tatman Block
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
Farwell Lumber Yard
Farwell
Michigan Bell
Legals
Gleaners
H. P. Orr
Caro
J. Crandell
Standish
Herseville
East Lincoln
Lake George Resort
Stas
prEbey
R. J. Reymohis
Willys-Knight and
Overland ‘Cars
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