Mortgagee's Auction Notice in Clare County Michigan
Notice of sale under mortgage issued by Hi Sprunger and Susan Sprunger to Clare County Savings Bank. Court House Harrison Michigan on December 1 1931 at 2 PM to sell premises in Clare County including half of southeast quarter section 29 township 18 north range 3 west and additional Lambs addition land in Clare city to satisfy 560.28 dollars principal plus 25 dollars attorney fee and 7 percent interest plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Sprunger
Susan Sprunger
Clare County Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Clare
Michigan
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
County of Clare
Township Highteen
Clare County
James A. McKay
Lamb
Sixth Street
City of Glare
Norman G. Allen
T. Carl Holbrook
Mortgage Sale Notice for Clare County Michigan Property
Default on a 1924 mortgage by Sheral M Callihan and Maude Callihan to James B Allen. Assignment to Norman G Allen in 1931. Amount due $1,189.45 plus $30 attorney fees. No suit filed. Sale by public auction December 26 1931 at 1:00 PM in Harrison Circuit Court location.
Clare Sentinel Want Ad Promises Quick Results
Clare Sentinel advertises its want ads as a fast route to results for readers in Clare Michigan, emphasizing broad reach and effective placement for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Clare
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Notice by The Clare County Savings Bank that mortgage on the Northeast Quarter of Section 20, Township 18 North, Range 3 West, Arthur Township Clare County Michigan, dated Sept 27 1919, recorded Nov 17 1919, will be foreclosed January 16 1932 at 2 PM in Harrison Michigan. Amount due includes principal interest 2686.18 and attorney fee 35.00 plus costs. Proceeding is held under Michigan law with public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Beadle
Mable Beadle
Clare County Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Clare
Michigan
Office
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
County of Clare
Township Highteen
Arthur Township
Clare County
James A. McKay
Mortgage Notice of Clare Bank Deed and Claim
Made by Thomas H. Maynard Jr and Orrette Maynard to The Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan dated August 19 1929 and recorded August 27 1929 Liber 41 of Mortgages page 42 The mortgage claims due principal and interest 860 70 and attorney fees 25 with no suit at law started as of January 11 1982 at one o clock in the afternoon in Harrison Michigan Lot 7 Lambs Addition Clare Michigan mortgagee The Citizens State Bank Clare Michigan James S Bicknell President Dated October 14 1931 Attorney for Mortgage 52113
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Maynard, Jr
Orrette Maynard
Citizens State Bank of
Clare
Michigan
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Mortgage Sale Notice for Clare County Michigan
Notice of foreclosure under a 1929 mortgage held by Mary Measler and Pearl Snyder against John Coulter and Edna Coulter. The sale, set for February 1, 1932 at 9:00 AM at the Harrison Court House, will offer the Northwest quarter of Section 34, Township 17 North Range 5 West, Clare County, for 392.68 dollars principal plus 15 dollars attorney fee and 7 percent interest and costs. Bowler & Bowler represent mortgagees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Measler
Pearl Saul Snyder
John Coulter
Edna Coulter
Office of the Register of Deeds
Glare
Harrison
Michigan
County of
Clare
Clare County
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Notice by Purchaser Under Tax Sale in Clare County
Notice to owners of all interests that tax sale has occurred on land in Clare County Michigan. Purchaser offers reconveyance within six months of service by paying sums, plus 100 percent, plus sheriff costs. If unpaid, proceedings for possession will start. Lands described in townships 17N 5W. Descriptions include Northwest quarter of Northeast quarter section 27 and Northeast quarter of Northwest, with amounts paid for 1923-26 and redemption figures. Names Gibson Johnson & Borden Inc changed to Old Dutch Oil & Gas Company. agents Lou L. Landman. parties Charles F Granger and William Armstrong et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson, Johnson & Borden, Inc
Delaware Corporation
Places of Business
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
S. LaSalle St
Chicago
Ilinois
Old Dutch Oil & Gas Company
Lou L. Landman
Hackley Union Nat'l Bank Bldg
Muskegon
Charles F. Granger
William Armstrong
Mary
Armstrong
Local Visits and Church Group Meet in Farwell Area
Moore cross ing residents Dessi¢é and Myrtle Smith visited Maxine Allen in Farwell Friday and Saturday night to attend the junior play. Roy Powers and wife visited his parents in Loomis Thursday and Sunday. Gordon McIntosh and Floyd Elliott of Hinkleville called on Jonni Madison Sunday night. The Ladies Aid of the Latter Day Saints Church in Farwell met at Mrs Higgins Thursday to tie comforters and sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessi¢é
Myrtle Smith
Maxine Allen
Farwell
Roy Powers
John Madison
Loomis
Gordon McIntosh
Floyd Elliott
Hinkleville
Jonni
Rosébush Weekend Visits and Local Turkeys Sale
Rosebush residents Andrew Willey and family visited Gale Lutz in Lansing. L. H. Moon saw a shipment of turkeys bring 780 dollars. William Battle and son Lloyd from Clare visited O. J. Alger. Lee Archer and family stayed with Mrs. Fanny Baker in Lansing. About 350 attended a Vernon St. Henry's church dinner. Marion Fuller of Farwell starts as a new telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew. Willey
Audrey Dee
Gale Lutz
Lansing
L. H. Moon
William Battle
Lloyd
Clare
O. J. Alger
Lee Archer
Local Social Notes from Michigan Towns
Mrs M W Finch to Evart for ten days. Mr and Mrs Charlie Lyons closed their cottage for winter and returned to North Star. Grace Beard visited Farwell. Delling of Lake George visited J J Beard. W F Finch and Mrs Sheppard and Mrs Burns visited Clare and Harrison. Tottingham and mother from Langston visited Joe Howell and Regina Rittenger. Harris to Mt Pleasant. Floyd Adams family from Detroit visited Orla Adams. Marjorie Finch to Lake. Ghag Shepard and family returned from Detroit. W C Harwood to Temple. Finch family to Farwell for school play. Delling of Lake George visited Burns. Dance at Freeman town hall enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Finch
Evart
Charlie Lyons
North Star
W. F. Finch
Grace Beard
Farwell
BE. B. Delling
Lake George
J. J. Beard
Chas. Shepard
John A. Burns
Clare and
Harrison
F. E. Tottingham
Langston
Joe Howell
Regina Rittenger
S. Harris
Mt. Pleasant
Floyd Adams
Detroit
Orla Adams
Marjorie Finch
Lake
Ghag
Shepard
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Southeast Sheridan Clayton Barbe spent Sunday with Any brother Orla and family. Mr and Mrs Lavern Barber visited her parents at the Roy Schaar home. Mrs Bilton Geiger Norm Bard visited J Livingston home. Gail Sowle of Clare stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Coe and son Ross. A party was held Monday night at the Ray Schaar home for son Clarence nineteen birthday with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Barbe
Orla
Lavern Barber
Roy Schaar
Bilton Geiger
Norm Bard
J. Livingston
Gail Sowle
Clare
Fred Coe
Ross
Edd Herrick
Houghton Lake
Frank Loomis
Orla Barber
Leslie Randle
Norman Densmore
William
Harrison
Neal Bushon
Ruby Gerow
Pontiac
Pearl Larson
Bertha Randle
Dora Hess
Elm Grove
Roscoe Smith
H. Wilson
Will Coe
Farmington
Fred
John Livingston
Annabelle Loomis
Ray Schaar
Clarence
Be Rid Of Rheumatic Pains In 48 Hours Ad
An 85 cent bottle promises to relieve rheumatic pains within 48 hours with a money back guarantee. The ad claims Allenrit removes harmful uric acid, restoring happiness and spryness and urges purchase from H. A. Anderson or progressive druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph K. Naumes
Sheral M. Callihan
Maude Callihan
James B. Allen
Blanche Allen
the Register of Deeds
Court House
Old Line
Annabelle Hampton
McHwan St
Clare, Michigan
McHwan
B. J. Sanford
Glasses
Tatman
Jos. K. Naumes
Clare, Mich
Bowler
Mckinan
Phony
City of
The
Citizens State. Bank
James S. Bicknell
Mortgagee
Bowler & Bowler
McEwan St. Clare
Moores Crossing
Windover Lake
Sheridan
McCormick Deering
John Deere
Lewi Thos. Groves
Port Huron
H. P
McCormick
WM. J. Cleveland
Prop
Thos. Groves
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