Resort News from Bertha Lake Highlights Summer Visitors
Ged. Pintack of Flint completed his cottage and moved furniture last week.Several families from Saginaw Battle Creek Nashville and Detroit visited and stayed at cottages over the weekend and Labor Day events drew nearly every family in the area to the Farwell celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lake
Pintack
Flint
Carl Spencer
Lint
H. Bohl
O. Kube
Saginaw
Fred Russ
Battle Creek
C. Cunningham
Nashville, Tenn
O. W. Kube
F. Behm
Harold Zanders
Witt Cottage
Nellie Bright
Pearl Kub2
Clare
Bright
Detroit
Gladys Cowles
Farwell
Social calls and visits across towns in Michigan
Local residents from Windover Lake Lake George Farwell Harrison and nearby areas are noted making calls and visiting relatives. Names include Mrs Jennie Silover Mr B A Faunce Otis Lyons Bobbie Munson and Loran Beard with mentions of cottages and farms in multiple towns.
Neighbors Bid Farewell as Presley Family Moves
Several neighbors attended events at the Presley farm and Curtis farm last Thursday. They left Saturday for a new home in Flint. Frank Harvey and wife will occupy the Presley farm after Mrs Presley vacates. Families from Clare Farwell Mt. Pleasant Saginaw Maple Rapids Marion and Florence areas visited familiar homes and أبناء near Mrs L A Presley and J J Beard.
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E A. Presley
Curtis Farm
Flint
RB. Perkins
Alma
Frank Harvey
Presley
Harry Landis
Billie
Otis’ Lyon
Traverse City
Mire
Walter Presley
Joe Presley
Clare
Guy Beard
Mra. L. A
Raymond Rumsey
Maple Rapids
Frank White
Marion
Ed. Walden
Lake George Resort Weekend Visits and Local Activity
Norman Tolson visited from Chicago while the well north of town stayed dry and drillers worked. Families and friends from Lansing Detroit Flint and Corunna spent time at local cottages and the Kennels saw several guests from Paris Saginaw and St. Louis with painters tidying the Ann Arbor project.
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Norman Tolson
Chicago
Town
Paris
Wm. Renwick
Corunna
Sam Champion
St. Louis
Dr. Boles
Flint
Pleasant Valley Social Notes From Local Events
Pleasant Valley residents host and visit relatives across towns including Lansing Saginaw and Clare. A community play is being rehearsed while families gather for weekend calls and milestone updates on health and visiting relatives.
Weekend visitors and local travel notes in Michigan towns
Andersonville figures Clayte and Jane Smith of Lansing visited their mother Mrs. Almyra Wedel. Mrs. Oscar Maxwell and sister Mrs. Fisher travelled to Rosebush and Mt. Pleasant on Monday business. Oscar Maxwell visited his sick brother in Midland last Tuesday. Clarence Ramey and Herbert Varney’s families were near Fredrick after blackberry gathering. Dorothy Kile and Varney children visited the Ramey home Monday.
Winterfield Visits and Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Harvey Bailey and son of Lansing visited their parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Berkonpas. Mrs Miles Davis and son Russell of Grand Rapids visited at Frank Davis home. Dorothy Varider Woode returned home. Mrs Clarence Coleman visited daughter and family of Marion. Clinton Foster and family of Marion and Charles Whirley of Grand Rapids visited C J Dells. Edd Cutler entertained relatives from Flint.
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Harvey Bailey
Lansing
Andrew Berkonpas
Miles Davis
Russel
Grand Rapids
Frank Davis
Dorothy Varider Woode
Clarence Coleman
Roy Turner
Marion
Clinton Foster
Brush College Memorial Visits for Easter Funerals
Mrs Avidrew Maier and son Henry with three children from Helen Olio stayed at the Rockey home Tuesday night for Kassius Kuster’s funeral. Mrs Mark and family attended the Easter funeral and visited Mrs Marks brother J C Newman. Sam Kinkle and two daughters with son in law from Jackson visited John Ankney. Mr and Mrs Hol Rutter and Mabel Rutter with children called Sunday at Frank Sandore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avidrew ‘Maier
Henry
Helen
Olio
Rockey
Local Sunday Visits Highlight Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Norman Myers and sister of Sag inaw were Sunday callers at Wari Sanders John Arkney has been confined to bed ten days. Sympathy extended to Louie Fancon family over a tragic death Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Rockey and Randolph Rockey with children visited Geiger home. Hart Sanders home hosted visitors including Mrs Roller Maude Kenneth Doris Roller and Donut of Ohio. A large crowd attended the Add last Thursday at Hart Sanders home with sixty three at dinner. Supt. McConnell and wife of Beaverton visited Josie Newman last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Myers
Mrs. Roller
Maude
Kenneth
Doris Roller
Mr. Donut
Ohio
Hart Sanders
Supt. McConnell
Beaverton
Josie Newman
Browns Corner Visitors From Flint and Midland
Brown Corner locals welcomed Mr and Mrs Lee Coulter and family of Flint and Violet Sunday and sons Louis Bernard Leonard and Will Ulrich with Midland visitors at Hastings where they attended the fair Also Floyd Black visited Bay City on business and Amos Wilson of Flint stayed at the Robinett home The group recently returned from visits with relatives in Ohio and Indiana Russell Stanley and family called on his parents Eugene and Mary Stanley in Clare to find his mother improving in health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Coulter
Flint
Brown Corner
Violet Sunday
Louis Bernard
Leonard
Will Ulrich
Adolph Heirholzer
Midland
Hastings
Floyd Black
Bay City
Amos Wilson
Maye Robinett
Ohio
Indiana
Russell Stanley
Eugene Stanley
Clare
Local visit notes and social roundups from area families
Mrs Leila Hutton of Grand Rapids visited the Glen Lower home for several days last week. Her husband arrived Saturday and stayed. P L Black of Bay City visited for a few days at Floyd Lower’s home. Mr and Mrs Glen Lower hosted guests Sunday. Mr and Mrs J A Leitner of Beaverton also visited with the Tilson families of Bad Axe. School opened Tuesday with Miss Blanche Strouse in charge. Mrs Ryan and her son George Johnson of Detroit visited the Mayo Robinett home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Ira Miller of Long Lake was in Brown Corners Tuesday.
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Spenny’s
Mason
Shorewood
Charles Borst
James Morgan
Detroit
Basil Baker
Lansing
Stirling Curtiss
Ray Brace
Paul Grim
Grim
Oakdale
George Bilbrough
Roy Jeffries
Flint
F. A. Luce
Bloomfield Hills
Rose
Ann Arbor
Lenabelle Haskell
Mr. Pleasant
Howards
Orin Miller
Leila Hutton
Grand Rapids
Glen Lower
P. L. Black
Bay City
Floyd
J. A. Leitner
Beaverton
Robert Tilson
Bad Axe
Blanche Strouse
Appointment of Administrator in Henry May Estate
Probate Court of Clare County Mich. appoints hearing for Annie E. Potter petitioning administratorship of Henry May estate to Ernest L. Potter or suitable person. Hearing set for Oct 4 1937 at 10 AM. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Estella White Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Gxrison
Alexander BH. Wylie
Henry May
Annie E. Potter
Ernest L. Potter
Alexander BE
Wylie
Notice of Sale by Fieri Facias in Clare County
Writ of fieri facias issued by the Circuit Court for Ingham County directs sale of William A Oxendale’s lands in Clare County Michigan. Levy dated March 25 1937 covers West half Section 81 Southwest quarter Section 30 and all of Section 36 Town 18 North Range 4 West. Sale at public vendue October 4 1937 at 10 am EST at Harrison Court House. Sheriff George Bates. Attorney Donald H Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
Glenn L. R. Burger
William A. Oxendale
Clare County
Clare
Michigan
Harrison
George Bates
Notice of repeal of old banking reserve requirements
The text states that sections 31 and 32 of Act 66 of 1929 and related provisions requiring segregated bank reserves and deposits for savings and investment funds were repealed by The Michigan financial institutions act, effective July 28, 1937. It cites the repeal date and act name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan, Financial Institutions Act
Default notice of mortgage against John W Moore et al in Clare County
Frank M. White, assignee, declares default on a 1915 mortgage held against John W Moore Medora Moore Robert Moore and Pearl D Moore of Clarence Michigan. The property in Section 35 Township 19 North Range 6 West is to be sold September 27 1937 at 10 AM in Harrison to cover 2248.90 principal interest taxes and 15 Attorney fee plus costs.
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Frank M. White
John W Moore
Medora Moore
Robert Moore
John W. Moore
Pearl D. Moore
Clarence
Michigan
John T. Palmer
Farwell
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare
State of
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County of
Marion
Register of Deeds
Harrison
Clare County
Range St
Redding Township
Alexander HB
Wylie
McEwan Street
Probate of Will and lengthy chancery suit merge in Clare
In Clare County probate court on August 25 1937 Judge Alexander W Wylie presided over Philip B Verrette petition to admit Joseph Verrette will to probate and appoint Fred Verrette and Ralph Stevens as administrators. A hearing is set for September 20 1937 with publication notice for three weeks. A separate chancery action in Mt Pleasant involves Palomar Realty Co against many named defendants over untold real property claims with extended notice requiring appearance within three months and publication in Clare Sentinel.
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Clare
Harrison
Alexander W. Wylie
Joseph Verrette
Phillip B. Verrette
Probate Ag
Fred Verrette
Ralph Stevens
Chancery
Circuit Court
County of
James Plue
Jeanette Plue
John R. Busick
Fred Popchuck
John Busick
Harve Duncan
H. B. Duncan
Bilva Duncan
Lena Scott
Deek Aliay
Itches Nolin 2
Nora Perry L. Hole
T. ‘Maries
Frank BE. Rogers
Kee ‘Bellew
Charlie Robert Waer
Bertha Rogers
Alice Sales
Lucy Bellew
John R. Henderson
William EH
Mary J. Hitz
Arthur M. Pulliam
J. C. Hendershot
John Carden
J. F. Beale
A.M. Pulliam
Hattie Frank
Molly Brocha
J. A. Sutton
G. F. Brocha
John Burggraf
L. A. Brown
al. Perfect
The + Silvius ‘Investment Co
Richard 8. Woods
Harry A. Armstrong
Lee A. Brown
Ceclyn Brown
Catherine Baker
Theo. G. Merten
Mae Schroder
Harvey Jennings
Elizabeth Armstrong
J. Miller
John R. Haid
Mary D. Armstrong
Percy Co. Armstrong
Morris Stier
Rebecca Steir
J. N. Gilliland
George H. Wright
John L. Jackson
Lida
Virgil W. McClintic
Byron P. Gallagher
Said
Alexander EB. Wylie
William Scroger
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Green Bay
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Charles H. Morgan
Charles Madison Pratt
Amos Houser
R. Stowell
A. CG. Turpin
William Ritter
Lesser Franklin
Sarah B. Franklin
Isaac D. Richheimer
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Charles P. Burt
Ben Gray
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Dunlop
Clare, Michigan
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Jennings Archambault
4Th St
McEwan
Clare, Mich
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M.D
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Alexander E. Wylie
Clare - Michigan General Practice of Law
Fifth Street
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
G. C. Born
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Grill & White Jewelry
B. J. Sanford
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