Local News Roundup From Farwell Area
Correspondence notes rainfall joys and school returns with Helen Tanner at Farwell and Leah Perry visiting sister Mrs George Shilling. Carl McAlvery at Farwell high school spent weekend with parents Alvin Jackson and family and Fred Beck and wife and two children visited Sunday at Hlem Seymours. Walter Ruegegger spent Sunday at Detroit. A Christian church lecture by Rev Grilla drew a good audience and will continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Tanner
Farwell
Leah Perry
George Shilling
Carl McAlvery
Farwell High School
Alvin Jackson
Fred Beck
Hlem Seymours
Walter Ruegegger
Detroit
The
Christian Church
Grilla
Notice of Hearing on Claims in Spink Estate
Four months from August 25 1927 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Amanda Spink deceased to the Clare County Probate Court at Harrison Michigan for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed by December 19 1927 and will be heard December 26 1927 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge of Probate Thos S Dorsey signed August 25 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Amanda Spink
Harrison
Thos, S. Dorsey
East Lincoln Family Visits and Local Officials Voyage
East Lincoln residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wellman and children joined relatives Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Appott and daughter with Ralph Cowles parents on Sunday. Farwell visitors Wm. Rube and son Arthur and T. W. Fair traveled to Lansing Monday and called on A. L. Lambertson. Sunday guests at Sprague home included Nate Bicknell Prue Calkins and Doris from Cornwell ranch J Miser from Dover Dan Lockwood Ernest Sprague and Orlie Stockwell from Harrison. Dorothy Sprague and Marguerite Rube visited Iyma and Margaret Dunkle of Ferguson Lake Sunday. N. T. Hazelton and grandson Max of Mason are spending weeks at Bertha Lake cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wellman
Alfred Abpott
Ralph Cowles
Wm. Rube
Arthur
T. W. Fair
Farwell
Lansing
A. L. Lambertson
C. W. Sprague
Nate Bicknell
Prue Calkins
Doris
Cornwell Ranch
J. Miser
Dover
Dan Lockwood
Ernest Sprague
Orlie Stockwell
Harrison
Dorothy Sprague
Marguerite Rube
Iyma
Margaret Dunkle
Ferguson Lake
N. T. Hazelton
Max
Mason
Bertha Lake
Local residents share visits and purchases this week
Fred Eschenwick of Flint bought farm machinery from Mr. Hamlin. Arthur Durfee and mother sold a car load of sweet corn at Houghton Lake. Mrs. Hattie Hamlin and sister traveled to Mt. Pleasant and Flushing. The Durfees visited Mrs. Magnus and others hosted visitors across Clare and Dover, sharing social calls and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Eschenwick
Flint
Percy Durfee
Magnus
Alwood
The
Brown
Thumble
Josh Miser
Dover
Harrison School Opens As Community Welcomes Fall
Harrison starts Tuesday with one hundred fifty enrolled and notes roads paved. Local residents travel for work and visits, including Herman Voss in Mt. Pleasant and Mae Campbell with son Frank in Saginaw. Several families relocate for jobs and schooling while others visit Clare, Rosebush, and Detroit. A classified ad urges readers to try a classified line next week for quick results.
Mortgage Sale Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default on a 1921 mortgage by Elizabeth C. Michael in Grant Township Clare County Michigan to Julius and Caroline Schug prompts a public auction on November 21 1927 at 1 PM at the Harrison Court House front door. The sale covers the NW quarter of the NW quarter of section 14 township 17 north range 4 west with a 1 acre exemption to satisfy $1035 principal plus interest and $325 attorney fees plus costs. Mortgagees are Julius Schug and Caroline Schug. attorney T Carl Holbrook Clare Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Michael
Grant
County of
Clare
State of Michigan
Julius Schug
Caroline Schug
Michigan
Register of Deeds
City of
Harrison
County of Clare
Appointment of Administrator in Hunt Estate
Probate Court of At County holds hearing for Florence Hunt to administer the estate of Florence Hunt deceased. Hearing set for September 26, 1927 at 10 a.m. at the probate office in Harrison. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S. Dorsey presiding.
Treasury offers exchange notes for Second Liberty Loan bonds
The Second Liberty Loan Converted 4 1/2 per cent bonds will be called November 15 1927 with no interest after that date. A new United States Treasury notes issue dated September 15 1927 bears 3 3/4 percent interest for five years and may be called after three years. Exchange yields interest to November 15 1927 on surrendered bonds at price 100.25. Banks or trust companies or Federal Reserve Banks provide details. offer open for a limited period after September 1 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Liberty Loan
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
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Wallace Harper
T. Carl Holbrook
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Hunt
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Clare Sentinel
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A. W. Mellon
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Washington, D. C
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