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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
5
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In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Maynard deceased the probate court of Clare County Michigan grants four months from October 8 1926 for creditors to file claims for examination and adjustment at the Harrison probate office by February 7 1927. Claims will be heard February 8 1927 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated October 4 1928 Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
At a Harrison court session on August 21 1926 Judge Ray Hart required defendants W B E Michael Orpha Michael and J H Miller nonresidents of Michigan residing in Geneva Ohio to answer the bill of complaint within three months or be confessed. Publication ordered in Clare Sentinel per law. Watt Colwell and F C Miller represent plaintiffs.
Default on mortgage from Elenore Stirling to John and Clara Runyan recorded May 1923 in Clare County Michigan. Public auction set for December 17, 1926 at 9:00 am at the Harrison courthouse front door to satisfy $450.45 principal and interest plus costs and attorney fees. Describe the property as the east half of the southeast quarter of section 22, township 17 north, range 5 west containing 80 acres more or less. Mortgagees: John Runyan, Clara Runyan. Attorney: T. Carl Holbrook.
A quiet wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scott last Thursday morning as Casper Snooks married Mrs. Addie Stanley with Justice Raymond Scott officiating. The couple were witnessed by Mrs. Raymond Scott and Mrs. Mahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen returned from a southern Michigan trip with their daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Thos Carr of Detroit. Several families including Hutchinsons, the Hortons, the Peters, and the Kleiners jetted to Detroit Flint and Mt. Pleasant for visits and events. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. A. H. Hutchinson on October 28 and sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Adam Regar and family.
An opinion piece warns that excessive effort harms the body's organs especially kidneys leading to dullness backaches and headaches. It notes signs of imperfect kidney function like burning urine and urges using Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic with neighbor recommendations.
Mrs M L Gardner of Dixon Ohio visits friends here. Mr and Mrs Melvin Hovey spent weekend at Marion. Great Deputy of the Maccabees Mrs Branch of St Louis meets lodge here. Maitland Maybee and family visit Uncle John Packard at Broomfield. Mrs B I P Johnston Mrs Bayliss and Mrs Albert Moyes go to Lansing. M E Ladies Aid met at Mrs Albert Moyes home. Mary Mathews and Henry Prout family visited Flint. Anderson Stalter Baker Marine Nolan and Agnes Prout attended state convention at Cadillac. Mlorian Walton of Saginaw visiting relatives. Gale Lutz and son Wilmer of Lansing spend weekend here. John Y Johnston and Rev Arksey return from ministers conference in Canada. Marie Nelson of Midland spent week at Dennis Regan home. Hickel Archer and son William of Lansing visiting here. Mr and Mrs Wm Hess went to Saginaw. A W Lynch of Mt Pleasant guests at Frank Lynch home. Margaret Reed spent Sunday at Mt Pleasant.
Quote from the Lorain Journal notes that well doing can weary one as much as evil deeds, yet brings better sleep. The item presents a reflective aphorism rather than a news event.
The term sheepskin for a diploma derives from parchment historically made from sheep skin. The phrase reflects the material basis of early diplomas and shows how a common item became a credential symbol over time.
In parts of France country people decorate hats with hawthorn sprays as storms approach to ward off danger. The practice reflects folk belief in protective symbolism and weather-driven customs.
A health note asserts deep breathing is essential for well being, claiming proper breathing is possible for extended periods without food. It contrasts the radical idea with living through about a hundred days without food but not a hundred seconds without Alzheimer’s.
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