Fore closure of Clare County real estate mortgage
Notice of foreclosure by sale on September 24 1982 at Harrison Court House front door to satisfy a 1930 mortgage of William and Mabel King to Robert and Harriett Tuck. Property: Southeast Quarter of Northeast Quarter Section 25 Town 20 North Range 3 West Garfield Township Clare County Michigan. Parties include Edith M Allen assignee and T Carl Holbrook. Sale at public auction with seven percent interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James King
Mabel Agnes King
Clare County
Michigan
Robert J. Tuck
Harriett Tuck
Selkirk
Harrison
Franklin
Glare
Robert J. Tuck Harriett Tuck
County of Clare
Legal Costa
Garfield Township
Edith M. Allen
T. Carl Holbrook
Clare
Notice of Mortgage Sale and Probate Appointment
Mortgagees plan sale on October 3 1932 to recover 1667.72 dollars plus 35 dollar attorney fee and 7 percent interest. Property described as Lot 8 Block 2 McEwan First Addition Clare Michigan. Also court orders appointment hearing for Emma Roggmann estate on September 12 1982 with publication in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Sage
Blanche Orpha Sage
Clare
Clare County
Michigan
Fred H. Timm
Louise C. Timm
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Saecret
Gouri Aguaeie
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
McEwan
Red H. Timm
Said
Thos. St. Dorsey
Emma Roggmann
Arthur Clansohn
Clare Sentinel
Mortgage Sale and Tax Notice Filed in Clare County Michigan
Public notice describes a mortgage sale by Floyd B. Luke and Clara B. Luke to Harriet A. Allen, later assigned to Edith M. Allen, with a claimed due of 321 dollars on a Clare County land lot 1 in Section 30, plus 15 dollars attorney fee. Also includes tax sale notice under Act 270 1909 with redemption details and to whom payment must be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd B. Luke
Clara B. Luke
Monroe
State of Michigan
Harriet A. Allen
Clare
Clare County
Michigan
Register of Deeds
State of
Charles W. Allen
Edith M. Allen
The
Arthur Li. Watkins
Jackson
Mich
Henry Moore
William F. Seeley
Myrtle N. Luther
Dale G. Spring
Auditory General
Henry T. Staats, Jr
Virginia
DeTrava Staats
Glass Wool Used As Insulating Material In Industries
Glass wool also called glass silk and spun glass is produced by melting glass and forcing it through holes to spun threads about one thousandth of an inch in diameter. The resulting strands cling together creating a yellowish appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Scholar Johnson Lectures In Ras selas
A scholar delivers a public talk on study and inquiry, exploring solitary thinking, reading, listening, and answering questions. Doctor Johnson leads discussion in Ras selas, inviting audience engagement and thoughtful dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Johnson
Rasselas
Clare County Supervisors Hold Special Meeting August 25 1932
Harrison Michigan August 25 1932 the Clare County Board of Supervisors met at the Court House called to order by Chairman Reginald Sharp with 23 members present The board discussed county deposits and unemployment labor for U S Route 2 and approved a three member unemployment committee Wilson Krell and Amble The board also approved a bond for the State Savings Bank of Harrison and appointed a committee on per diem and mileage with a report recommending payment from the General Fund and a salary for the unemployment clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Mich
Clare County
Michigan
Court House
Harrison
Said County
Reginald Sharp
Amble
Baluss
Beard
Bradley
Burnett
Crigler
Bhie
Finch
Gardiner
Green
Gronda
Hanley
Harrold
Krell
Moder
Reed
Sanford
Sharp
Stockwell
Thayer
Thompson
Tryon
Wilson
Asent C. S
W. Weatherhead
State Savings Bank of Harrison
Aldrich
Board of Supervisors
Crigier
Carnie
Wilson, Krett
Beard Brad
Ley
Gielen
Jehie
Pinch
Giorda
State Savings Bank of
Stockwell, Gardiner
Baluas
Amblé
Ehie
Gardner
Harold
Shayp
Honorable Board of Supervisors
Origier
Ehle
Sriteve Baluss A
Modern
Walt, Crigier
Unemployment Committee
Asa ‘H. Alitich
Ws Mead
Udder infections in herd demand sanitary measures and vet care
Dairy experts at Michigan State College explain two udder inflammation types. Non infectious causes relate to injury or chilling, while infectious bacteria spread between cows. Treat by reducing feed, frequent milking, hot udder baths, and sanitizing dairy utensils. infected milk must be disposed of and chronically affected cows sold for beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacteriology
Michigan State College
Prompt to Newspapers Editor for Better Coverage
A playful tip urges readers to be friendly with editors and patrons of printing and advertising. The note suggests editors are human and respond to appreciation, noting the position of the printer within the newspaper ecosystem.
Widespread Prejudice Across Primitive Peoples
The article notes a widespread belief that representing a person's likeness carries danger to that person. It cites that this prejudice is common among many primitive peoples and reflects broader attitudes toward images and identity.
Local Family News From Weekend Visit And Farm Projects
The passage notes a family visit by Williams and son Arthur on Saturday night, Osborn's large chicken house nearing completion, Fred Schuge starting a barn, Floyd Sauires employed on the farm, and multiple Yager family members joining a camping trip north after blackberries. Ralph Wilkie returns home, Harold Williams remains under doctor care after a three week auto accident, and the Harry Cleveland family attend a camp meeting in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Arthur
Bhimer Osborn
Fred Schuge
Floyd Sauires
Ruth” Williams
Glenh Yager
Clarer
Andg
Arlis Yager
Rosebush
Roy
Billy Yager
Gus Williams
Ralph Wilkie
St. John
Harold Williams
Harry Cleveland
St. Louis
Advance Grange Social Ties Highlight Local Visit and News
Advance Grange notes entertainments from Ohio visitors F P Davis and family. Reed City Grange meeting praised with National Master Taber as speaker. Local happenings include sickness recovery wishes, sympathies for losses, berry picking, threshing, and church camp attendance. Evart and nearby areas reported births and family visits with multiple neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Davis
Ohio
Harry Bradley
Frank Cotton
Cecil Pudway
Mc Donald
Cora Wilson
Jules Urbain
Harry Fancon
Ludington
John Densmore
Charley Wilson
Penland
Granger
Charley Davis
Ichutldren
Harvey Wilsom
Gladys Davis
Hight Point Lake
Leo Hampton
Elwin Dale
George Schunk
Jennie
Paul Slater
Lew ‘Slater
Cora Davis
St. Louis
Church of God Camp Meeting
Local social notes cite visits and campaigns across Harrison and Farwell
Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Herbert Sutton and relatives in Winterfield while candidate George Bates campaigns for sheriff. Figures like Orla Bailey traverse Bay City area politics. A newborn girl Betty Son born July 12 is announced. Several residents attend wildlife shows and a Lake George rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Herbert Sutton
Marjorie
Dan ‘Sabins
James Sutton
Winterfield
Woodrow
Theo. G. Bowler
Lias Barlow
Robie Barlow
Evelyn
Edna Griffen
Harrison
Kenneth Benchley
K. Benchley
J. J. Beard
Clarence Cook
Will Gaffney
John Gaffney
Oliver Campbell
Carl Shinabarger
George Bates
N .Smith
Beard
Board of Supervisors
Oliver ‘Campbell
Gon Billie
Myron Dimimick
Wilson State Park
Orla Bailey
Byrot
Shiawasea County
Grace E Bard
Henry Fanstock
Farwell
Henry
Fred
Snyder
Nety Farwell
Lake George
Fred Bader
Norma
Bell
Temple
Ralph Goodrich
Betty
Lake George Visitors Quietly Call on Local Homes
Bert Van Horn and IEEE Yeida spend a few days at home in Lake George. J J Beard and family called at the BrBC Desting home in Lake George Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert van ‘Horn
Ieee Yeida
Lake George
J. J. Beard
Br.bc
Thimble Club delays meeting due to election and fair
Community notes: frost and Franklin child Charles Goodrich to receive eye treatments in Ann Arbor. No Thimble Club meeting in September. regular session planned for October. Alice Mills eye treatment fund drive to be supported by Thimble Club lunches. Local residents visit relatives from Findlay to Detroit and Paw Paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Franklin Charles Goodrich
Freeman
Goodrich
Ann Arbor
Thimble Club
Irrest Town Hall
Alice Mills
Selah Malcomsom
Halmond Woods
Wilber Stanfield
Shear
Findlay
Leonard Schwanz
Flint
Fred Clark
Guy Colburn
Paw Paw
Eva Cooper
William Goodrich
Bert Colburn
Ben
Jim Bailey
Fanily
Laura Baily
Detroit
Visit Notes From Windover Lake Social Roundup
Windover Lake residents and relatives are listed visiting, calling, and staying at cottages around Harrison Lansing and Farwell. Names include Jimmie Lockwood E F Achard Bert Kane Floyd Ferguson Marjorie Finch Norma Faunce Janett Davidson and many others with gatherings at the Achard Burns and Cottage sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Lockwood
Point Lookout
E. F. Achard
Robert Sterling
Clare
J. W McCall
Gibson City
Bert Kane
Harrison
Our Township
W. F. Finch
Farwell
Blain
Bertha Lake
Wm. Blain
Floyd Ferguson
Lansing
Frank Watson
Achard Ranch
Marjorie Finch
McCall
Dr. Sanford
E. R. Achard
Vernon Calahan
Midland
Doc
Tom Jake
Plac
Dee Waters
Rodney
Joe Howell
Lake
Carl Shinabarger
Familly
BE. ‘Ranes
Laning
Norma Faunce
Ray Crider
Willis Falkner
Jane
Louis Granger
A. HE. van Horn
Zelda
J. W. Keller
Mt. Pleasant
van Horn
Gari Shinabarger
Lake George
Gov. Brucker
Roy O. Woodruff
Ben Carpenter
Ralph ‘Hughes
Prescott
Male
Tawas
City
C. W. Achard
Leslie
Jane Achard
Mabel
Cire Smedley
Maple Grove
Burns
Proceedings of county road commissioners meeting
On August 1 1982 at the court house in Harrison the board met to read minutes and approve corrections. They awarded a bridge job in Arthur township to George Mills and authorized payment. They approved purchase of a Wood Hydraulic Hoist & Body Co. unit for 532.14 and ordered payments to Chris Reger and Clarence Randle after job acceptance. Bills read and allowed include Mills culvert 76.652 oil and gas 579.32 hardware 16.72 and several supplies. Adjourned by Clerk Wm A Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Arthur Township
George Mills
Somerville
Hydaulic Hoist & Body Co
Harrison
Chris Reger
Clarence Randle
County Road Commission
Mr. Ladd
Standard Oil Co
Jennison Hardware Co
Joe
Jennie Amble
Wm. A. Henderson
Masai Belief on Death Defies Natural Causes
A fragment describes Masai superstition that members never die from natural causes, suggesting they avoid disease, execution, and arrows until old age, then pass away amid man-eating beasts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William. Dexter, Fales
Thos. S. Dorsey
Proceedings OF the
Or ‘Supervisors
Harrison Michigan
Mickie
F. and
R. Town Line
Windover Lake
Board OF County Road Commissioners
Harrigan
John Arline
Business and
Clinton C.furniss
Clare, Michigan
Clayton B. Neff, D. DS
Dunlop
B. J. Sanford
Tasman
JOS. K. Naumes
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare, Mich
Attorneys and Counsellors AT Law
Mchwan Street
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