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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
7
Default on the April 4 1922 mortgage by George B Struble to Edward and Anna Gilmore Clare County Michigan. Foreclosure sale set for July 20 1929 at 9 am at the front door of the Courthouse Harrison Michigan to satisfy the debt of 3042 29 plus interest and costs with attorney fee.
Default on a January 23 1915 mortgage from Roscoe Smith to The Clare County Savings Bank Clare Michigan. On June 8 1929 the mortgagee will sell at public auction at the Harrison courthouse front door to recover the debt plus interest costs and attorney fee set forth, including described land parcels in section 11 town 17 north range 3 west with specific easements and exceptions.
A census of Cresswell Northumberland shows about 90 percent of residents bear the Brown surname and are reportedly related indicating a tight kin network in the fishing village.
One of the largest old life legal reserve companies announces information cheerfully given and invites contact through local representative Stuart Bicknell for details and enrollment.
Mrs. Floyd Penland's niece and relatives from Pontiac spent the weekend with them. Dorothy Randle stays with her sister in law while her husband works on a road project. Harley Sowle family dined with the Coes. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter visited Fred Coe. Aid society met at Mrs. Langin's home. Mig Schunk led the June meeting. Gerald Macklem and family visited the Strouses. School closed Friday with Ina Strouse as teacher and a picnic at the school house.
Mrs Andrew Willey and Mrs FE Thompson motored to Grand Rapids Saturday. Archer returned home from Lansing after visiting his son Lee. A Z Campbell of Harrison spent the weekend with his son Homer. Coyne employed at Floyd Johnson garage Mt Pleasant. Levi Willey and son Albert called at George Johnston home Sunday. Frank Daly and Lucille Perkins of Big Rapids visited here. Johnston drives a Buick coupe. Sid and Mrs Homer Gawnbell spent Sunday at Budd Lake cottage. Floyd Thompson and Alma First visited Andrew Willey home. Wilfred Betts of Saginaw in charge of local telephone office after move of Mrs Herschell Reiss. Mrs Mdna House of Saline visiting relatives here.
Mr and Mrs K A Turner of Sag inaw spent the weekend at their farm. Norman Blystone and Doris Garver passed the eighth grade. The school closed with a picnic dinner on Saturday May 18th and teachers and pupils attended.
Mr and Mrs Charles Russell hosted visitors from Coleman and Jackson. Miss Alice Hochstetler closed a term of school at district five. Mrs J W Butters returned from Brown City after a week with Dilsworth Davis family. John Pennall and family visited Densmore. Wm Butter and son Tommy from Grand Rapids stayed with J W Butters. Harold McClung of Detroit visited his parents. The Hildebrandt home hosted several families for Sunday. Services were well attended and next service is in two weeks. Congratulations to newlyweds Louis Pancon. B N Gardner and family from Flint visited and attended church.
Mr and Mrs Wm Hawkins and their two children and her mother Mrs 8 Connor visited friends on Sunday in Hinkville according to local social notes.
Residents report gatherings and visits across families and neighbors including Shepherd Moline and Pearl Max at A. Bellinger’s home, Everett-Wager visitors, and several Sunday calls. A school picnic, a dancing party at the Harper home, and local road work near U. S. 27 are noted along with planting and farm activity.
Hatton close of week featured a fine program with a flag piece by Rosella Bogue as Betty Ross and four boys. The teacher received gifts after a pot luck dinner. Local reports note cattle and sheep activity at Hatton Stock yards and nearby ranches.
Sealed bids for Glass B road construction in Clare County Michigan are due June 19 1929 at the County Clerk's office by 1 0 P M CST. Plans and specs available from the County Clerk. A $50 certified check accompanies each proposal. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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