Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1931 mortgage by Allen J McDougall to Marie Blankstein Bauer triggers foreclosure. Notice states the entire debt plus interest and fees now due, with sale at the Clare County Court House in Harrison on December 8, 1933, at 1 PM for the southeast and southwest portions of sections 34 and 35 in Township 17N, Range 5W.
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Allen J. McDougall
Detroit
Michigan
Marie Blankstein Bauer
Marie Blankstein
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare County
Harrison
Clare
Fonng
Houghton Lake State Road
Marie Blankstein Butler
Family Visit Highlights Local Bonds
Vern and family A and Arthur Barome spent Sunday with the former’s parents Abees Glenn Poet. The gathering included close relatives and neighbors sharing stories and a meal, underscoring strong family ties in the community.
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Pbrother
Vern
Arthur
Barome
Abees
Glenn
Agate
Marriage of Alwood and Bunt at Clare
Florence Alwood and Julius Bunt were wed Saturday afternoon at the M E church with Rev C A Lobnee officiating. Myrtle Barger and Hazel Youman visited, W C Alwood and daughter Beulah stayed with Clare McGilivery family.
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Mise
Florence
Alwood
Julius Bunt
Clare
M.E. Pareenag
C. A. Lobnee
Myrtle
Barger
Hazel Youman
W. C. Alwood
Beulah
Clare McGilivery
Nester
E. M. Roush
Social Roundup from Maple Grove and Nearby
Bertie Graham and family of Farwell visited Elmer Schofield and Clarence Davison’s Bonday house. Mrs Amy visited Brinton, and Mr. and Mrs. W Allen with Gordon Sanday. Mrs John Halstead reported well. Eva Austin and two daughters from Lake visited their parents. J Tiedeman hosted dinner for Clyde Batters Archie Munger and Guy Perry. Ford Wyson moved back to Indiana. Daisy Schaar recovered from throat illness. O Schaar family enjoying a short outing at Allanson. Elmer Schofield and family visited Mt Pleasant. Alma Tiedeman spent weekend at home. Miss Inez Schofield staying home due to potato digging. Perris Butters from Sheridan visited sister Mrs Ray Utley. family returned Sunday. Miss Evelyn Buttera visited the school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Graham
Farwell
Elmer Schofield
Clarence Davison
Bonday
Amy
Brinton
W. Allen
Gordon Sanday
John Halstead
Eva Austin
Lake
J. Tiedeman
Clyde Batters
Archie Munger
Clare
Guy Perry
Gilmore
Ford Wyson
Indiano
Daisy Schaar
O. Schaar
Alanson
Mt. Pleasant
Alma Tiedeman
Inez Schofield
Perris Butters
Sheridan
Ray Utley
Evelyn Buttera
Trans expert from Seeley Co to visit Thompson Hotel
Seeley Co announces a Chicago based trans expert will be at the Thompson Hotel in Clare only on Saturday October 28. He promotes the Spermatic Shield as a rupture treatment claiming immediate, universal efficacy without surgery or drugs, with government documents cited and free demonstrations offered by representatives.
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Seeley Co
Chicago
Thompson Hotel
Clare
England
Spain
Lesley
Tha
United States
Washington, D. C
Shv
Government fights injunctions over TransAtlantic shipping orders
Officials warn that permanent injunctions could force a Supreme Court ruling after New York rulings. The question centers on restraining orders affecting shipping board vessels and American trade, with potential nationwide enforcement and impact on Pacific commerce.
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Compagnie
TransAtlantic
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Supreme ‘Court
New York
Shipping
Pacific
United States
Legion Fights War Profiteers At National Convention
Thousands of World War veterans arrive for the American Legion’s fourth national convention in New Orleans. Delegates plan to press resolutions demanding aggressive prosecution of war profiteers and punitive measures to set a timely salary lesson for the nation.
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New Orleans
American Legion
Railroad maintenance workers receive two cent wage raise
The United States railroad labor board approved a two cent hourly increase for maintenance of way workers affecting 451,911 employees. The annual rise totals $22,125,663.40, lifting minimum pay from 26 to 37 cents per hour after weeks of deadlock.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Irish constitution ready as Dail to become parliament
Dublin reports the constitution bill completed with Kevin O'Higgins stating the Dail Eireann will function as the Irish Free State parliament after December 6 once members take the oath of allegiance. Los Angeles council discusses police walking a beat in parks and related issues.
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Dublin
Kevin O'Higgins
Dail Eireann
Free State
Los Angeles
Park
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