Grace Brock v Floyd Brock in Clare County Chancery
In the Circuit Court of Clare County Michigan In Chancery Grace Brock plaintiff vs Floyd Brock defendant. It appearing the defendant resides unknown and cannot be ascertained On motion of Jos Bowler attorney it is ordered the defendant enter appearance within three months and publication of this order in The Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Ray Hart Circuit Judge Jos Bowler Atty for Plaintiff AGtT
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brock
Girenit Court
Clare
Michigan
Jos
Bowler
Sentinel
Probate sale license hearing for Frederick Lister estate
In Clare County the Probate Court in Har rigan sets September 28 1925 at 10 am to hear Viola McKay administrator seek license to sell Frederick Lister’s real estate. Interested parties must appear to show cause why license should not be granted. Public notice to run three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrigan
Thos. S. Dorsey
Frederick Lister
Viola McKay
Clare Sentinel
S. Dorsey
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare County
Default on a 1909 mortgage by Archie M. Malone and Sarah M. Malone to The Clare County Savings Bank. Sale set for November 10, 1925 at 10 am at the Court House front door, Harrison, to cover due principal and interest plus costs and attorney's fee. Property includes portions of sections 6,7,31 in Arthur and Hamilton townships, Clare County Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie M. Malone
Sarah M. Malone
Burt
Michigan
Clare County Savings Bank
Clare
Office of
the Register of Deeds
County of
State of
City of
Harrison
County of Clare
Township Highteen
Harris County Fair Day Promoted at Harrison Event
Advertising note promotes a September fair day at Harrison with chocolate malted milks and sodas at Kirkpatrick's drug store. Subscription offer encourages readers to subscribe for $1.50 a year and urges not to borrow neighbors’ papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick's
Airship Shenandoah Crash Near Caldwell Ohio
The U S naval airship Shenandoah crashed near Caldwell Ohio after a night of severe wind and electrical storm. Two were killed and seven injured as survivors were sheltered in a farmhouse. The airship, under Capt Zachary Lansdowne with a 385 crew, had been en route from Lakehurst to Ohio for a Midwest flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Ihe
Naval
Here
Wheeling
W. Va
Caldwell
Ava
United States
Lakehurst
Mid-West
Minnesota
Zachary Lansdowne
Frank Master
Akron
Kellogg Talks On China at Washington Armament Meets
Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg told the American Bar Association that the United States will honor its pledges to China made at the Washington armament conference and that China must perform the obligations of a sovereign state to protect foreign citizens and property. He added that powers may broaden the tariff conference beyond the treaty’s strict letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
China
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
American Bar Association
Kellogg
France Names New Chiefs to Crush Moor-Syrian Wars
Premier Pavilege informs Marshal Lyautey that Marshal Petain is given full powers to clean up North Africa. Gen Gamelin is sent to Syria as commander in chief of French troops in the Levant. Government stresses ongoing seriousness in Syria and Morocco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Pavilege
Marshal Lyautey
Morocco
Marshal Petain
Verdun
North Africa
Gamelin
Joffre
Marne
Syria
Levant
Hughes Warns Of Liberty And Law Clash At ABA
Detroit. Ex Secretary Hughes, president of the American Bar Association, warned that liberty and law must align with democratic will. He urged that justice administered be justice according to law amid concerns about political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Hughes
Extra Tax Assessments Involving New York City
Clarence M. Justice reports about 2 billion dollars in additional assessments recommended for collection by the internal revenue bureau since 1918. He notes 500 million of this total targeted to taxpayers around New York City and as much as 100 million dollars per year in extra assessments advised for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Clarence M. Justice
Internal Revenue Agent
New York District
New York City
Charges of Heresy Filed Against Dr Hough and Phelps
Detroit authorities announce formal charges of heresy against Dr Lynn Harold Hough pastor of Central Methodist Church and Dr Wil Mom H. Phelps editor of the Michigan Christian Advocate. Dr Levi Bird of Port Sanilac filed twenty seven charges some described as too intemperate for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Lynn Harold Hough
Central Methodist Church
Wil Mom H. Phelps
Michigan Christian Advocate
Levi Bird
Port Sanilac
No-Hit No-Run Victory For Albert Lea In Series Opener
Speck Burke pitched a no-hit no-run game as Albert Lea crushed St. James 11 to 0 in the opening match of the Southern Minnesota league championship series. Burke dominated with strong early innings and the offense supplied runs throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea
Mint
Speck” Burke
St. James
Veterans of the Grid Army of the Se at national race
Veterans of the Grid Army of the Sea attended a national race that may mark the organization’s final event. The group gathered for a concluding competition amid uncertainty about its future.
Local Corners and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Arm Allen returns from a northern road job and stays in town. Mrs Richmond, a local teacher, spent the weekend at the Langins. Farmers are busy cutting corn as Mrs Olson of Grand Rapids visits her parents, F. M. Lawsons. Bob Whitlock begins cider making. Mrs M B Lower is seriously ill. Mrs Erhardt nurses, Dr Perkins of Bay City prescribes. All children are home awaiting change. Ross Dysinger buys a new Ford touring car. The Weavers and McGoogans return from Ohio trip. Floyd Allen and family visit in St Helens with Mrs Arm Allen and Wm Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm Allen
Little
Berg
Richmond
Apa
Langin
M. B. Lower
Erhardt
Dr. Perkins
Bay City
Ross Dysinger
F. ‘S. Weaver
Elnora
Floyd
Ruth McGoogan
Farwell
Ohio
Floyd Allen
St. Helens
Arm Alien
Wm. Henderson
Lake George residents host visitors and local outings
Chester Sprague completed a fine well at the schoolhouse and did work for Jim Curtiss. The Cook and Gunderman households visited EB Delling’s home. Ohio and Clare visitors came to Geo Bierly’s home, while EH Beard’s family planned a visit near Alma. Families gathered at Moore, Calkins, and Kress homes. Washington and Mt. Pleasant trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sprague
Jim Curtiss
Charles Cook
Grand Rapids
Bertha Gunderman
Clare
EB. Delling
Mr. Bierly
Ohio
Geo. Bierly
EH. Beard
Alma
H. Delling
O. Delling
Moore
Norway Lake
Pearl Moore
Washington
Henry Ayers
Mt. Pleasant
Jim Wellman
Pine Point
Lake George
Community Roundup of Rosebush Area Visitors and Games
Fred Shean’s baby is very sick. Velma Coyne taught at Iron Mountain Friday. Jim House and wife from Ypsilanti visited relatives here. Mrs. Arthur Brown of Flint stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs David Mussell. Mr and Mrs John Davidson of Canada visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson. Mr and Mrs Gale Lutz and son visited Emery First. Melvin Hovey and wife visited sister Mrs Foster in Marion Saturday. Harry Maybee and Will Calkins attended a Lansing conference. Ralph Sharp is ill. Robi Hovey delivered mail Saturday. Coleman beat Rosebush 14 to 5 in a Thursday ball game at Rosebush. Mrs Emery First and Bessie House visited Spencer Stickle Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harold Smith, recently in Ohio, returned Tuesday night. George Fenner and daughter Ruth of St. Louis visited Loren Coyne Wednesday. Walter Sleight and Emery First drove to Farwell Sunday. Lyle Johnston of Mancelona was home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shean
Velma Coyne
Iron Mouuntain
Jim House
Ypsilanti
Arthur Brown
Flint
David Mussell
John Davidson
Canada
Arthur Johnson
Gale Lutz
Emery First
Spencer Stickle
Harold Smith
Ohio
Geo. Fenner
Ruth
St. Louis
Loren Coyne
Walter Sleight
Emery
Farwell
Lyle Johnston
Mancelona
Mary Dllen Matthews dies at 50 in Michigan obituary
Mary Dllen Matthews born September 17 1874 in Sandusky Ohio. She moved to Michigan with her parents in January 1893 and married Jean Scott. Surviving are Irwin Wesley Lawrence Lloyd Cecil Mildred Eunice and Gertrude and her husband. She died September 8 1925 near Mt Pleasant Michigan. Funeral services were held at Rosebush Methodist Church with Rev Leroy Whitney officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dllen Matthews
Sandusky
Ohio
Michigan
Jean Scott
Irwin
Wesley
Lawrence
Lloyd
Cecil
Mildred
Mt. Pleasant
Rosebush
Leroy’ Whitney
Adlerika claims quick gas relief and waste removal
Restless sleep due to abdominal gas is linked to Adlerika which purportedly clears gas in ten minutes and evacuates old waste matter. Advertises Adlerika as the solution for constipation and stomach trouble with Floyd Kirkpatrick and William Burston as local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Rhal Adlerika
Floyd Kirkpatric
Clare
Wm. Burston
Farwell
Adv
Editorial contrast: local grocer praised against chain stores
The Union Labor News quotes a Indianapolis perspective praising a community grocer as a friend in need, loans maker, and neighborly landmark. It questions whether chain stores could be equally worthy, implying a critique of large retailers.
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G CG. Symmonds
AG Regia Cacere
St. Fleurs
Weday
Wea
of . Wrigley’s
Geree
E. A. Anderson
BUICK
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Gpasenger
Garber
Buick Saginaw
State of Michigan
Chancery
Grace Brock
Ray Hart
C. W. Perry
Clare-Farwell
U. S. Naval Airship
Liberty
Hersey
L. H. Hough
Dover News
Bob Whitlock
Lake George Resort
Frank Newsom
Bannister
Don Luce
J. Calkins
Mary Ellen Scott
A. R. Mussell
M. D
Mupeell Block
Feighner &, Parish Publishers
Clark, Michigan
Pointe
Foot Office
THE
Tan Sentinel
Dorsey
American Press Association
Chicago
G. W. Yerington
Cash and Carry Store
Elden Building
McEwan Street
Union Labor News
Indianapolis
Fred M. Morgan
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
Fine &@ Levy
Yay, N
U.S
Albert Thurston
Hampton
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