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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1921

Page

9

Probate Order in Loomis Estate Hearing Set

In Clare County probate court August 1921 Judge Dorasy presiding the matter of Philo M Loomis deceased Rosalie Rherbert petitions to grant administration to Homer A Loomis or other suitable person An appointment hearing is set for September 19 191 at 10 oclock Public notice to be published three weeks in the Clare Sentinel newspaper of the county True copy

Goesty Clare Sacastion Of'seid Herrizon Thos Dorasy Philo M. Loomis Rosalie Rherbert Homer A. Loomis Forencon Clare Sentinel

Order For Publication In Probate Case Clare County

State of Michigan probate court in Clare County orders publication of notice for hearing on James A. Stanley petition to sell real estate the estate of Jane Stanley deceased Hearing set for September 19 1991 at ten oclock in the forenoon at the Barrison probate office Public notice to be printed in the Clare Sentinel newspaper to inform all interested parties

State of Michigan Clare Barrison Said Thos Dorsey Jane Stanley James A. Stanley Foretown Clare Sentinel Courtyv

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Social Events

Miss Rath visits Kalamazoo and Misé Leste Gardiner while Mise Morene Rogers returns to Grand Rapids after a two week visit with relatives. The Masonic picnic at Wicon's park is praised and local ball games bring enjoyment.

Rath “Hinds Kalamazoo Misé Leste Gardiner Mise Morene Rogers Grand Rapids Ora Binghambes Clare Fred Gleason Grand Rapides Charles Bingham Della Charles Hillsdale Mildred Hoag George Munson Bridgeport

Tragedy Ends Happiness for Miss Burr Roberts

Miss Burr Roberts of River Rouge killed herself after a fatal romance with her first cousin Roy Fortner. She spoke of loving him while her sister and police noted her mother had died earlier.

Detroit Misas Burr Roberts River Rouge Roy Fortner Miss Roberts Jesse Baker Roy Delray Industrial Hospital Walter Hancock Fortner Burr

Local Social Guests Visit in Colonville and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Jay Clate and family of Colonville and Hugh Allen of Saginaw visited Sunday at John Allen and Walter Garver and family in the Brown area. Muller and son of New Haven Center joined Frank Bates family. A large Sunday evening church crowd attended. Henry Haines is ill. Kleiner family visited Coleman. Glenn McNaughton and Bernice Chase with Alma Chase visited Aletha Allen Tuesday.

Jay Clate and Family Colonville Hugh Allen Saginaw John Allen Walter Garver The Brown Mack Léeth Muller New Haven Center Frank Bates Henry Haines Henry Kleiner Coleman Glenn ticNaughton Bernice Misa Alma Chase Aletha Allen

Local Family Reunion And Labor Day Notes

Mrs Wm Garshaw was surprised by a Sunday visit from two sisters one from Detroit and one from Leroy and a sister in law. Oliver Leland Mille and Jerry Kilbourn have been ill, Mrs Kilbourn also sick. Ballingers of Farwell spent weekend fishing at Silver and Half Moon lakes. Barbara Beathorne, new teacher, visited Marion over Labor Day. Many locals celebrated Labor Day at Farwell. P L C OC will meet at Mrs Orma Kilbourn’s home Thursday to discuss a gaill recently pieced by the club. Threshing will begin soon in these parts.

Wm. Garshaw Detroit Leroy Oliver Leland Mille Jerry Kilbourn Kilbourn Ballinger Farwell Silver and Half Moon Iakee Barbara Beathorne Marion Orma Kilbourn

Farwell Labor Day Outing Notes and Local Visits

Residents from Mann Siding recount a lively Labor Day with many traveling guests. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Mort Irish spent several days with Mrs Hanter while Pontiac guests Mr and Mrs Dan Barton visited sons Emerson and Bert. The community reports a hot sun and a fire at an old house and school resumed September 5 with Mrs Duck Mecbnnell as teacher.

Farwell Mort Irish Detroit Hanter Duck Mecbnnell Lila Green Elenor Burnseida Moors Crossing Dan Barton Pontiac Smerson Bert Dick Hiloman I. H. Hileman George Abbott Will Emerson Burton Oak David Hanter

Second Warrant Issued for Rep Haan in Grand Rapids

For the second time in his difficulties in Grand Rapids the bond of State Representative William A. Haan has been forfeited and a bench warrant issued for his arrest. Police Judge Frank A. Hess ordered the action on September 1. A similar action was taken the prior week when Haan failed to appear for examination in a separate case. He had been taken to Detroit to answer charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and was due to return last week.

Grand Rapids William A. Haan Frank A. Hess Justice Court Haan Detroit

Obregon Rejects Treaty With United States

Mexico City reports President Obregon’s message to Congress on foreign relations declares a treaty with the United States neither possible convenient nor necessary and says it would violate Mexican constitutional precepts by creating special privileges for Americans.

Mexico City United States Obregon Congress

Army Salvage Sale Averages 520000 Daily

Washington reports daily salvage sales average 520000 since January 1 as the army plans to dispose of 300000 surplus blankets. A recent New York sale brought in 141000 for 60000 blankets, per the director of assessments.

Washington Director of Asses New York Army

Trolley Trouble in New York Prompted by 1919 Strike Claim

New York Commissioner of Accounts Herschfield denied immediate inquiry into motives behind two applications for a receiver of the Interborough Rapid Transit company. He said a witness testified the 1919 strike was ordered by company officials to pressure Mayor Hylan for a fare above five cents on all subway elevated and surface lines.

N. Y New York Herschfield Interborough Rapid Transit Company Interborough Hylan

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F. Tatman & Son Gould Undertaking CO Exio Se Batteries A Rene F. Newsom Clare, Mick Thomas Jersey Floyd Kirkpatrick McEwan Street Clare, Michigan General Auto Repairing Philadelphia Clare, Mich Hampton Garage Howard W. Jones Fine Merchant Tailoring Wicon’s Park Clarence Gleason Austin Merchant Louise Potter Ann Arbor Walter Eyke Lanning Cornelius Eyre Harrison Mary Weatherhead Nettie Mies Nettia Phelps U. S Cadillac Naces Clare Elevator Company Pelee United Breeders Cannery United Breeders Cannery Office Clare County Levins
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