Sixty second birthday honors and local notices
Mrs Wm Gamble received about forty birthday cards on October 11 in honor of her sixty second birthday. Samuel Hoag was called to Cold water to attend an aunt's funeral. Mr and Mrs Blam Seymour and Mrs Arthur visited Brinton Sunday. Shredding corn and threshing beans are the order of the day in this vicinity. Isaac Shaner and family visited Mt Pleasant Thursday. The Industrious Club met with Mrs Phil Carig last Thursday. a large crowd attended and all enjoyed a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gamble
Samuel Hoag
Blam Seymour
Arthur
Brinton
Isaac Shaner
Mt. Pleasant
Phil Carig
Windover Lake Social Notes from Farwell
Miss Mary Lake spent the weekend at her Farwell home. Lansing visitor Mark Holcomb visited old friends. Harbor Springs resident Oliver Campbell spent several days here. Al Spencer and wife welcomed a newborn baby boy Gordon. Grand Rapids resident George Stevenson plans a winter with his daughter S Harris. Mr and Mrs C B Smith hosted visiting relatives including W H Van Sice, Lloyd Smith, and Ella Smith from North Star. Tommie Barlow returned from Detroit to visit parents before heading back. Local guests included Tom Nichols Harl Mann and Glen Harris. Hunting season opened Monday and licenses were discussed. Dwellers Oscar Delling moved to Lake George. John Snider family and Eiron moved away. Tom Williams to Flint and O L Carpenter to Newark. Mr and Mrs M Baker returned from Detroit to their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lake
Farwell
Mark Holcomb
Lansing
Oliver Campbell
Harbor Springs
al Spencer
Gorden
George Stevenson
Grand Rapids
S. Harris
C. B. Smith
W. H. van Sice
Owosso
Lloyd Smith
Ella Smith
North Star
Tommie Barlow
Tom Barlow
Detroit
Clare
Social Notes from Maple Grove and Clare Area
Maple GroveMrs J Halsted entertained Sunday her brother Eugene wife and baby of near Clare her father and mother Geo Hudson and wife of Farwell Nels Weaver moved his family east of the schoolhouse Mrs J Halsted entertained Mr Colbys family Sunday Mrs Ray Utley sold their pony to Mr Lagren Sunday he buying cows Moore of Flint dined with his brother John Sunday Mr and Mrs Colby Clare callers Thursday Ray Utley Clare caller Saturday Mrs Graham and son Arlie and Lola visited Mrs Colby Friday Miss Velma Schofield returned to her school Sunday Percy Rome and father bought Coors farm J Stanley Ben Brownell Will Campbell dug potatoes for Elmer Schofield Wednesday Schofields and Finchs filled silos last week A little daughter came to brighten at home of Mr and Mrs Grader Sunday afternoon Margarite Marie She will answer to Margarite Marie Lena Davison and daughter Louise spent part of last week with her parents Beatrice Finch spent the weekend at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Halsted
Eugene
Clare
Geo. Hudson
Farwell
Nels Weaver
Miller House
Colby
Ray Utley
Lagren
Want
Moore
Flint
John
Coors Farm
J. Stanley
Ben Brownell
Will Campbell
Elmer Schofield
Schofield
Finch
Grader
Margarite
Marie
Lena Davison
Louise
Beatrice Finch
Local Families Exchange Weekend Visits Across Vernon
Southwest Vernon residents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bouchey visited their daughter Mrs John Waddington at Farwell while Mr and Mrs Archie Ackerman and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edward Marshall. The Marshall family welcomed a new nephew and Beatrice and Ivan Marshall, moved to Plint to spend the winter with George Turbush family. Hazel Turbush joined Anna Turbush for Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Bouchey
John Wadiotg
mnilHs Rester
John Waddington
Farwell
Archie Ackerman
Edward Marshall
Thomas Marshall
Beatrice
Ivan
Plint
George Turbush
Hazel
Anna Turbush
Pleasant Valley Farm Work and Local Social News
Fall weather allows farmers to complete harvest tasks with potatoes dug silos filled and corn cut. Clover seed is largely threshed and stored. A social at Hagle church honored Rev and Mrs Snyder drew a large turnout. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Runyan and Mr and Mrs Rutter among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Snyder
Hagle Church
Hi A. Runiyan
John Runyan
Farwell
B. Rutter
Gon
Wille
Mra
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Lester I Clemons and Mrs Alice Clemons visit Beaverton with grandmother Mrs Run yan. Leon Warner returns to Owen Spinks. Burt Kinnie and Mrs F Spink spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs O Spink. Inez Hemstreet home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester I. Clemons
Alice Clemons
Runyan
Beaverton
Leon Warner
Owen Spink
S. My
Burt Kinnie
F. Spink
O. Spink
Inez Hemstreet
Weather and farm notes from West Grant community
The notice summarizes warm weather for farming activities in West Grant. It mentions Paul Nass Jr threshing buckwheat, local residents visiting Tom Sutton and Milo Robinett, and a Sodatol stump firing demonstration. Names include Orin Reynolds, Frank Broderick, Lan sing, Hinkleville, Roscoe Bugbee, Tom Sutton, Clare, Deerfield, and Milo Robinett.
Foley remedies ad promises ten cent samples and bottle
The ad instructs sending ten cents to Foley and Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs and Colds and free Foley Pills and Cathartic Tabs samples. It lists Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and Wan Burston as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare
Wan
Burston
Notice of Hearing Claims in Harger Estate
State of Michigan Probate Court Clare County issues a legal notice for the estate of Jacob Harger Deceased. Creditors have four months from October 12 1928 to present claims to the Harrison probate office before January 7 1923. Claims heard February 11 1924 at ten in the forenoon. Dated October 8 1923 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate 5014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Jacob Harger
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Charles Ackerman
Notice of abandonment and sale of tax homestead lands
State of Michigan Department of Conservation announces forfeiture of home stead certificates and restoration of lands to entry. Public sale set for November 22, 1923 at the Department of Conservation in Lansing with mineral, gas, and ingress rights reserved for the state and the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Conservation
Lansing
Michigan
State Office
State of
John. Baird
Glare County Archive Note Outlines Land Description
Fragmentary OCR shows a land description with references to town range and units. No clear individuals or organizations are readable. the item appears as a property record snippet with survey notation and section identifiers.
Hearing for Creditors in Clare Ackerman Estate
Notice from the Probate Court of Harrison County listing Charles Ackerman Sr deceased. Creditors must file claims by January 24 1923 and claim hearing is set for January 28 1924 at 10:00 AM in Harrison probate office. Dated September 24 1923.
Mortgage Sale Notice for Farwell Property in Clare County
Mortgage default notice for Mary L Keller of Farwell Michigan to Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan dated June 18 1921. It states due principal and interest of 300 dollars plus 15 dollar attorney fee and that on December 10 1922 at 1 pm sale will occur at the court house front door Harrison Clare County to satisfy the mortgage on The East Half of Lot 6 in Block 22 Village of Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ll. Keller
Farwell
Michigan
Citizens State Bank of
Clare
Register of Deeds
County of
State of Michigan
City of
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Village of
State Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doves Baciers Motor Cars
Clayton Redman Harrison
Cadillac
The
Westinghouse
5Th Street
Toney
W. Jones
West of
Clare County Savings Bank
Windover Lake
Maple Grove
Vernon
Pleasant Valley
Wilson
Davy Michigan
West Grant
Paul Nass, Jr
Orin Reynolds
Frank Broderick
Tom Sutton
Wm. Hakwins
Maxine
al Purdy
Hinkleville
Jack Frost
Roscoe Bugbee
Robert Thompson
Morday
Roy Squires
Saginaw
Tom Randall
Bowler and
Sutton
Heth Randall
Dale
Kate Sutton
Deerfield
Florence Robinnett
Hula
Rex
Emmet Sutton
Alice
Marian
Helen
Norma
Fred Domalee
Gus Williams
Harold
Romain
Milo Robinett
Legals
Glare
I Garros
Reading
DR. 8B. J. Sanford
Tasman
J. W. Dunlop
Medical Hall
Clare, Mich
Roy Falghner
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