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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1931
Page
7
Notice shows default on a 1917 Fed Land Bank mortgage to Mary H Church with 210 debt due 1930. Sale of W12 Section 36 Township 19N Range 6W Clare County at Harrison Courthouse November 3, 1931. Mortgagees Ora Parrish Spieth Selden H Spieth Theo G Bowler.
Default on a 1917 mortgage by Miscoe Robinette and Mellissa Robinette to Ora Spieth and Selden Spieth. Amount due is $3231.82 plus $25 attorney fee. foreclosure sale to pay the debt at the Harrison Michigan courthouse front door on November 16, 1931, at 1 PM with 6 percent interest.
Default declared on a 1924 mortgage by Sherald Callihan and Maude Callihan to James B. Allen. Norman G. Allen, assignee, will auction at the Clare County Courthouse on December 26 1931 at 1:00 PM to satisfy the debt of 1189 45 and costs. Property includes Lamb addition Lot 23 and parts of Lot 22 in Clare city.
Default made in mortgage by Eli Sprunger and Susan Sprunger to Clare County Savings Bank on December 31 1923. Notice states sale of described property December 1 1931 at 2 PM at Court House Harrison Michigan to satisfy 560.28 dollars principal and interest plus 25 dollars attorney fee and costs. Property is the described 40 acre portion of Section 29 Township 18 North Range 3 West.
In Harrison Michigan the Probate Court on September 29 1931 ordered that the hearing on Anna Shull’s petition to administer theestate be set for October 23 1931 at 10 a.m. at the probate office. Public notice to be given by weekly republication for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. A true copy Thos S Dorsey Judge of Probate.
The Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan claims default on a August 1929 mortgage by Thomas H Maynard Jr and Errette Maynard. The notice sets a public sale on January 11 1982 in Harrison Clare County Michigan to recover the overdue principal interest and attorney fees tied to Lot seven Lambs Addition Clare now city. Mortgagee James Bicknell president and attorney for mortgagee provides address in Clare Michigan.
Default made on September 27 1919 in favor of The Clare Banking Corporation Clare Michigan. Mortgage recorded November 17 1919 Liber 32 page 174 stating 2686.18 principal and interest plus 35 attorney fees. No legal action started. Under the case made and provided on January 16 1932 at 2 pm in Harrison Clare County Michigan the mortgagee will sell to cover the amount due with 7 percent interest and costs. Sale covers North East Quarter section 20 town 18 range 3 West Arthur Township Clare County Michigan. Dated October 22 1991 Clare County Savings Bath. James A McKay president. Joseph K Naumes attorney for mortgagee. Clare Michigan.
Sunday visits fill the week end with family calls and a quiet marriage. Howard Brown wed a partner in October, with Clyde Cook and Claude Wheaton in attendance. The Brown family plans to settle at High Point Lake as friends and relatives share dinners and gifts.
Mrs. Kemp and Ralph Shull visit Pont iac and West Groat M B Church attendees report improvements. Hardwood pupils suffer whooping cough while local families attend services and share visits. November 5 Ladies Union meeting at Mrs. Geo Bates home. Sunday School urged, with plans for a warm fire. Orvis children visit F M Myers home.
Advance Grange notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cotton Pearl and Alma Krug home from Illinois. Taxation meeting at grange hall draws crowd. Detroit trip for Mrs. Jerald Warner. Many locals tending potatoes and visiting relatives. health improvements and employment searches noted.
Mrs Edith Raymond returned home after care for Mrs Davis and twins. Mr and Mrs Jay Green were Sunday guests at Jim Gregg's. Albert Reed spent Sunday with his brother John and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Pancon and son Horace visited relatives in St Chaves. Garson Harvey lost a horse last week. Mr and Mrs Hart Waite plan to move to the Chris Regier place now occupied by Adam Reger and family. Perry Davis visited his sister. Mr and Mrs Louie Fancon and family were out Saturday. Basil Raught works for his father-in-law Chas Goodenow this week. Mr and Mrs Stanley Schunk attended the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John Balsley Sunday.
Mr and Mrs James Vanhauten returned last week to visit his sister in New York. The bean threshers are in the vicinity. Several locals called on Van Valkenburg of Greenwood to get cider. People from Harrison surprised their friend E R Barlow on his 78th birthday last Tuesday evening.
Hunting season opens with a bang as Temple revival continues at the town hall. The Women's Club met with Mrs. Laura Burns and plans a October 29 gathering at Mrs. Jane Wheelw's home. Local residents from Lansing Grand Rapids West Greenwood and Clare are noted in visits and home improvements.
HINKLEVILLE families and friends shared Sunday and weekend visits with kin in nearby towns. Midland visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Hartman stayed at the Hawkins home. Grand Rapids guests Mrs Ray Brownell and children spent Sunday and Monday with the Browns. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Hill and Mr and Mrs Dresner joined the Bellinger family for the weekend. Owosso and Lansing residents called on relatives and friends, and several residents traveled to Grand Rapids for business or visits.
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