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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
3
A Florida teacher advised children to use Foley's Handy Tar for cough relief, claiming it helped. The account mentions Mia Armstrong of Okeechobee and sales by Ployd Kirkpatrick, Clare and Win. Surston in Farwell.
The Clare Sentinel reports that in Clare County Michigan at the Harrison Probate Office on September 17 1928 Judge Thos B Dorsey presiding the matter of the estate of Alvin Warner a petition by Abigail A Warner seeks administration. The court sets October 15 1923 at 10 a.m. for hearing and orders public notice by weekly publication of this order for three weeks prior to hearing.
The Probate Court of the County of wins United States Harrison announces that four months from September 14 1923 are allowed for creditors to present claims against the estate of Charles D Clifton deceased. Claims must be filed at the probate office in Harrison by December 17 1923 and will be heard January 14 1924 at 10 a.m. Dated September 10 1928 Thomas S Dorsey 4614.
Default on a 1921 mortgage by Mary L Keller to Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan. On December 10 1928 a public auction will be held at the Harrison court house front door to sell the Hast Half of Lot 6 Block 22 Farwell village to cover the due principal interest costs and attorney fee.
Notice states Asa Delo defaulted on a February 21 1921 mortgage from Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan recorded February 23 1921. Principal 2400 interest 681 and attorney fee 30. foreclosure sale set December 10 1923 at 1 PM at Harrison Court House to satisfy due amounts.
Correspondence notes wet spell slows bean harvest as Joel Presley and spouse return from Ann Arbor hospital where he received treatments and shows improvement.
Addie Pregley of Clare spent Sunday evening and Monday at her brother John’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Timer Merrihaw visited Mt. Pleasant Sunday. Brank Wicket of Loomis is building a furnace chimney for Arthur Badgley. Theodore Merrihew joined Chas Church and family at the Saginaw fair last week. Daniel Kinsman and daughter Mrs. German of Canada are visiting relatives nearby. Dr. Goslow of Mt. Pleasant gave a fine talk Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. R Teagarden and family visited Lake with her aunt who is ill. Mrs Marion Shepard, from Owosso, is cared for by her aunt. P P Chaffee has filled the silo. Mrs Joe Hoy returned from Gladwin after a week with her daughter. Mrs A H Wentworth and two sons of Grant with several Clare residents visited F B Williams. They also called on Mrs Klisener. Mrs Perry Chaffee is improving. News arrives that Mrs James Garland is recovering nicely.
Brand Hulling clover seed dominates local activity as residents report frequent aeroplane passes and social visits. Neighbors discuss threshing, cooking, and family drop ins at Comers and related households.
Dover News notes good health and weather, Sunday services, and a missionary talk by Miss Nettie Birdsall returning from Africa. Local social updates include Will Hudson’s recovery from a truck accident, various family outings, car purchases, a road incident near a sewer dig, and visitors with neighbors.
Lake region residents and families undertake trips to fairs and nearby towns. Bert Scott and Manuel head to Bowling Green Ohio. Harry Cornell and Baby travel to Jackson for the fair. Several Clare and Beulah residents visit relatives, attend events, and enjoy hunting ducks at Fuller cottage Pioneer Farwell. A birth is noted as George and Mrs Scott welcome Hazel Lucile weighing 8 pounds.
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