Notice of public sale of abandoned homestead lands Michigan 1928
State of Michigan Department of Conservation announces a public offering to sell abandoned homestead lands in Clare County. The sale occurs November 22, 1928 at 10:00 a.m. in Lansing in the Department of Conservation building. Deeds will include mineral and ingress rights reserved to the state and access for watercourses. Director John Paird signs the notice.
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Department OF Conservation
Lansing
Michigan
State Office
State of
John Paird
Clare County
Mortgage Sale Notice on Farwell Property in Clare County
Mortgage sale is scheduled for December 10 1923 at 1 PM at the front door of the Clare County Courthouse Harrison. The sale covers the north half of Lot 5 in Block 22 Farwell Village to satisfy the loan of 300 plus interest and any legal costs including attorney fees in the mortgage from Mary L Keller to Citizens State Bank of Clare recorded June 20 1921.
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Mary L. Keller
Farwell
Michigan
Citizens State Bank
Clare
Register of Deeds
County of
State of Michigan
Court House
City of
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Village of
Local notes on families visiting and moving in Traverse City
Mrs George Sendhag returns home to Traverse City after a short visit with her parents the P P Chaffees. HL Shimnel family plans to settle on the farm recently purchased from Miss Aung Joes. Wm Clark and wife made a business trip to Cadillac. The Williams and Merrietta sale drew a good crowd. Thomas Holmes and wife host relatives from Carson City. F Williams left for Owosso for work with American Mallable Go. Mrs Frank Williams visits her parents then will join her husband in Owosso. Elizabeth and Inez Williams will attend Vernon Catholic school this winter.
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George Sendhag
Traverse City
P. P. ‘Chaffee
HL Shimnel
Aung Joes
Clark
Cadillac
Thomas, Holmes
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Guests and Moves
Harold Larson and Mildred return from three weeks at home. Bernard Wicks of Grand Rapids visits Ms Herrick family. James Gerow plastering his house. Francis Beatty returns to Lansing for work. George Strachan Sr rents Derby place. Clyde Stoy family visit O Larson home. Langin couple visit Detroit to see daughter. Priest sister in law spends winter with family. George Stachan Jr moves to Stehle farm.
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Harold Larson
Larson
Mildred
Bernard Wicks
Grand Rapids
E. B. Herrick
James Gerow
Francis Beatty
Lansing
George Strachan
J. B. Derby
Clyde Stoy
O. Larson
W. M. Langin
Detroit
Leo Jennings
Priest
George Stachan, Jr
George Stehle
Dover News Preaching and Town Happenings Reported
Sunday evening worship and Sunday school at 10 30 with all invited. Arm Allen advances on road work with the half mile done and first coat. Frank Acres funeral held with Rev Frank Bates delivering a strong sermon. Wedding bells ring for Harnest and Leilah as town notes celebrate community life.
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Arm Allen
Elnora Weaver
Ross Dysinger
Frank Acres
Frank Bates
Wm. Rhodes
Floyd Denno
Peter Roots
Lansing
Floyd Allen
Vere Roush
Brown
Teachers Institute
Bay City
Arthur Center Social Notes Mention Numerous Visits and a Death
Geo Bates and family hosted guests while Mrs Shull Elsie Ruth and Rollin spent part of the week on the farm. Fred Athey visited from Goodrich to meet his new six week old son Ralph Lester. Carl Spicer visited his sister Mrs Athey. Miss Elsie Shull suffered tonsillitis and could not return to Clare. Doneldson returned from hunting in Pontiac. Mrs Leitner traveled to Saginaw Flint to visit daughters and son Milton. Dr Ray family from West Branch visited friends. J C Richmond of Clare made a farm trip. The community mourns the sudden death of Frank Acre and colunteers gathered for Sunday School at the Arthur Town Hall.
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Geo. Bates
Doneldson
Pontiac
S. A. Leitner
Saginaw
Rachel
John Horn
Flint
Milton
Ray
Robert
West Branch
Cand
Bawin
Wood
Maude Barber
Roller
Kenneth
Eawin
Clare
Frank Acre
Report of Clare County Road Commissioners October 1923
Harrison Mich October 23 1923 adjourned meeting notes clerk instructed to withhold county share of S T L 2012 C and advise state highway that road condition does not warrant current construction funds. clerk authorized 2500 to pay county share, advertise base gravel project two miles in Hamilton Township bids due November 1. grading contracts awarded Frost and Hayes townships. tax plan sets 1923 road fund with multiple township projects and total construction 22075.00.
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Harrison, Mich
Board of County, Road Commissioners
Clare County
Michigan
Court House
Robert Hutchinson
Boulton
S. T. L. 2012 C
State Highway Department
McAninch
Bruce
Hamilton Township
Board of Supervisors
S. T. Ti
David Ward
Hayes
Frost Townships
Frost
W. C. Alwood
Stephen Heller
Hayes Twp
Hayes Township
Board of County Road Commissioners
County Road Fund
City of
Harrison
Arthur
Freeman
Garfield
Hamilton
Board adjourns after approving maintenance expense
On motion by Mr. Boulton the board approved a maintenance general expense of 5000.00 bringing total to 32075.00. Seymour Andrews acted as Clerk and Robert Hutchinson as Chairman.
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Boulton
Seymour Andrews
Robert Hutchinson
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Report of County Road Commissioners
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