Foreclosure Notice for 1921 Mortgage on Clare County Farm Land
Evart State Bank as mortgagee will sell at public auction the Clare County property described in the 1921 mortgage executed by Frank G. Rood and Cynthia Rood and Mary B. Rood to First State Savings Bank later Evart State Bank. The sale on August 7, 1924 at 10 a.m. in Harrison will satisfy the debt of 1766.51 dollars plus 20 dollars attorney fee and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
CG. Rood
Cynthia Rood
Mary
Rood
First State Savings Bank
Hivart
Michigan
Michigan Corporation
Evart State Bank of
Hvart
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare
Harrison
Clare County
North Range
Evart State Bank
First State Saving Bank
Ot Evart
Mortzgargee
Lewis G. Hammond
Eivart State Bank
William F. Umphrey
Evart
Mortgage sale notice of Roscoe Smith loan in Clare County
The Clare County Savings Bank announces a mortgage sale under a 1915 loan to Roscoe Smith of Sheridan Michigan. The sale on June 28 1924 at 10 am will auction the property in Clare County to cover principal interest costs and legal fees, subject to a prior mortgage and including specific parcel exemptions.
De Forest Tubes Picked For Power and Longevity
De Forest tubes claim lower power use longer life and stronger signals than rivals. Kirk Patrick's Drug Store notes good supply and warns customers of steady availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Forest
Kirk.patrick’s Drug Store
Michigan Bell Workers Awarded Vail Medals
Four Michigan Bell Telephone Company employees receive Vail Memorial medals for extraordinary service in 1928. Ten additional staff earn meritorious mentions. Recipients include Mrs. Anna Hatton and Arthur Warriner for lifesaving actions and rapid response during fires and accidents across Niagara Wisconsin Iron Mountain Marshall Pontiac Petoskey Detroit and Bay City. Medal presentations to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Bell Telephone
Vail
Arthur J. Warriner
Iron Mountain
Anna J. Katton
Niagara
Wis
Winfield S. Dean
Jackson
Lutie Cole
Marshall
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Cae
Michigan Uell Telephone Company
George M. Welch
Michigan Bell Telephones Company
Anna J.hatton
Arhhur Warriner
Mich
Lutie Mole
Winfield
Dean
Miss &. Schram
Pontiac
B. A. McMahon
Don ‘Young
L. R. Stimpson
Petoskey
O. A. Todd
Claude Pickett
Charles McRashern
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mr. Vail
How to Recall the Operator in Dial Telephones
The article explains recalling the operator by signaling with the receiver hook. Move the hook up and down slowly along the slot to trigger a visible flicker and steady glow. Jiggling the hook causes weak or no signal and delays operator attention.
Local social visits noted in Mt Pleasant area
Correspondence lists Mr and Mrs Dp C Chamberlin Ruth Bitler and others from Mt Pleasant visiting J A Bitler s family Mrs Jane Hall and sons Russel and Forest from Mr Pleasant visiting W S Price family Mr and Mrs P Dr Bitler from Mr Pleasant visiting A S Keysor and family Mrs Ben Wilson recovering from ivy poisoning Hilda Lythe with measles J A Bitler and wife called on grandma Wagerman last week Walter Matthew and family H k Horton and family visited A Keysor s in recent weekend patrol
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Chamberlin
Ruth Bitler
Mt. Pleasant
J. A. Bitler
Jane Hall and Sons
Russel and Forest
Mr. Pleasant
W. S. Price
P. Dr Bitler
A.’S. Keysor
Ben Wilson
Windsor visitor James Dixon sees family in Windsor
James Dixon of Windsor Ontario visited his mother Mrs W C Dixon and sister Mrs S McJames on Thursday and returned home Friday. Mrs Frank Lamphere came home Monday after visiting her daughter Mrs Henry Severson in Flint. Miss Meda Elliott resumed work in Lansing on Thursday. Mrs C Church and daughter Lucile attended a musical contest in Mr Pleasant last week. Mr and Mrs Elmer Merrihew Theodore and Miss Lucile Church visited the Middlesworths in Weidman Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Presley and family visited their parents Mr and Mrs O Penrose at the Hagle Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dixon
Windsor
Ontario
W. C. Dixon
S. McJames
Frank Lamphere
Henry Severson
Flint
Meda Elliott
Lansing
C. Church
Lucile
Local Notes on Farms and Residences in Eighth Point Lake
Thomas Maltby returned from Alabama noting delightful climate but poor soil and awful sanitary conditions and plans a California move to escape cold winters. Ida Clark arrived from Lenawee County where farming conditions mirror ours with heavier soil and slow rains. Mr Smith and wife from northeast Freeman bought the Belle Wheaton farm on section 28 and moved in. Waight family moved from B S Alley farm to nine miles beyond Barryton with a new tenant arriving this week. Aunt Libbie Cook returned from Flint for the weekend with her son Harley, wife, daughter Maude, and Bertha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maltby
Alabama
Waight
B. S. Alley
Barryton
Libbie Cook
Flint
Harley
Maude
Bertha
Local social notes record visits and illnesses
Mrs Henry Kleiner Sr and daughter Helen depart Friday to visit relatives in Ann Arbor and Pontiac. Mrs A Warner returns from Reed City where she cared for her daughter Mrs Clemmon who is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Chas Merrill and Mr and Mrs Carl Cooper from Flint visit relatives, depart Sunday. Mrs Herman Rank is seriously ill. Burnice Allen weekends with the Mater home in Clare. Chas Humphery of Butternut visits Frank Bates home. Elmer Tower returns to work at Cloverdale. Jess Cotton and Geo Lumley visit at Wm Groeb home in Sheridan. Misses Gertrude and Velma Reger join family at Cloverdale for a year. Mr Reger has a seven mile road job there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kleiner, Sr
Helen
Ann Arbor
Pontiac
A. Warner
Reed City
T. ‘Clemmon
Chas. Merrill
Carl Cooper
Flint
Herman Rank
Burnice Allen
Clare
Chas. Humphery
Butternut
Frank Bates
Elmer Tower
Cloverdale
Jess Cotton
Geo. Lumley
Sheridan
Wm. Groeb
Gertrude
Velma Reger
Mr. Reger
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Southeast Sheridan residents and relatives gathered at Roscoe Smith and Cole Wan and Lawrence Macklem homes for weekend visits. Teachers, students, and neighbors, including Vivian Sowle of Mt Pleasant and Betty Langin of Detroit, spent time with kin. Mrs Smythe plans fall teaching, and a school let out Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Haring
Roscoe Smith
Lucy Smythe
Orval Macklem
Frank’ Cotton
McDonald
van Sicklen
S. Macklem
Colewan
Lawrence Macklem
Vivian Sowle
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant-Valeley Community Birthday and Funeral Notices
Orvis celebrated his birthday last Sunday with family from Clare and nearby families, including Mrs. Up thegrove and children, Mr. and Mrs. Presley, Mr. Spink and Leon, and Mr. and Mrs. Penrose. Some attendees also joined Theodore Bowler's funeral. Mrs Tower and Louis Slater are noted as unwell. The Hagle Aid Society plans a May 29 meeting with Mrs. Robert Hutchingen, as monthly gatherings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis
A. Upthegrove
Clare
John Presley
East Lincoln Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Agnes Cowles was home for Sunday. Anton Billgren and son Clare of Alma visited family, with others from Alma stopping by D Dunkles and E Beard’s homes. Saginaw guests, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and family, also called on E Beard. Mildred Dunkle returned home for a few days as Delos and Myron Dunkle traveled to Clare. Most residents were listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Billgren
Clare
Alma
N. Bilgren
George Brown
D. Dunkles
F. Gilbert
Saginaw
E. Beard
McQuestion
McQ
Bis
Mildred Dunkle
Delos
Myron Dunkle
Local Folks and School Notes From District No 2
Tim Graves made a business trip to Moddersville on Thursday. Mr and Mrs T GC Holmes took Mr and Mrs Hornsby to Marion on Monday with Hornsby visiting the doctor. Cecil Mead went to Harrison on Thursday to write the 1st grade examination and Eliza Van Buskirk with Cecil Shimmel went to Harrison Friday to write the 8th grade exam. Clifford Barber was on the sick list most of the week. H B Jones and family were Sunday visitors at O Boltons. Ford Rummer visited Eliza Van Buskirk Sunday. T C Holmes and wife were in Clare on Wednesday. Some farmers have corn planted while oats are not yet in. Leonard Swantz will teach school in District No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Graves
Moddersville
T. GC. Holmes
O. Boltons
Ford Rummer
Eliza van Buskirk
T. C. Holmes
Clare
Leonard Swantz
Measles, Fire, and Grange News From Local Area
Neighborhood children suffer measles while Elmer Bruckart moves to a newly bought property from Mrs. John Kurtz. A woodshed fire at Will Northan's caused little damage. Various residents attend exams, visits, and meetings as the Grange plans next week's program and readings.
Worth Money Ad Offer for Honey and Tar Cough Remedies
An advertisement urges readers to mail a cutout and ten cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs and Colds plus a free sample of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and Wim Burston Farwell. Subscriptions offered at $1.50 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & G Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare and
Wim. Burston—Farwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eliza J. McDonald
Eli Smith
Byron Smith
Register of Deeds
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare Michigan
City of
County of
Hléven
Pean Dunlay
Alice Dunlay
Loomis-Gladwin Road
Nellie Graves
I. L. Hess
Elizabeth Hess
Perry
Clare, Mich
Michigan Bell. Telephone CO
Arthur Warriner
Flof R. Nelson
Vulcan
Revie* Nelson
O. L. Eaton
Ford
Cole
Telephone Company
Haugel
Michael Cristo
Joseph Allen
Allen
L. R.stimpson
O. A. Judd
Claude ‘Pickett
W. A. McMahon
Don Young
Miss Schram
Schram
8. W. Hayes
A. H. Lewis
Mason
Hamilton
Herrick
Eight Point Lake
Pleasant
Vaeley
East Lincoln
Agnes Cowles
Northwest
Greenwood
Mr. Vernon Grange
Charlie McDonald
Elmer Bruckart
John Kurtz
Lavina Ackerman
Will Northan
Dorothy Brooks
Goldie Thayer
Esther Northon
Wilson Bader
Rosebush
Dick Brooks
Archie Ackerman
Oscar Northon
M. &. Brewer
Nester
Dam
Bro. Sanborn
Smith
Ackerman
Bro
Brooks
Thomas Ackerman
Charles Haring
Akron
Ciare
Hampton’s
Illinois
N. L Tibbill
Optometrist
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