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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
3
Hareort. Johnson of Cadillac visits at the Van Deusen home. Detroit guests stay with the Ladds. Lavern Darling returns from Ann Arbor after tonsil adenoid removal. Various local residents host, visit, or travel to nearby towns. Outdoor club and Harrison Zetetic Club events noted with local officials and educators. Several property transfers and court attendees listed with names and places.
Fragmentary record notes a land transfer involving Susan Wood and Stephen Winterfeld with mention of 40 acres of land and parties named Wood and Winterfeld. The text is unclear on location dates or formal action beyond a conveyance or dispute over ownership.
The record lists Teonard Moffitt of Chesaning and Gnes Danglier of Hayes as applicants for a marriage license. No further details are provided in the available text.
Mrs Ray Jarmin and pboys visited her mother Mrs Wm Gamble on Sunday while Mr Jarman traveled to Mt Pleasant on business. Mick Schneder returned from Detroit Sunday to begin naturalization papers at Mt Pleasant and back to work. His family joined him to Mt Pleasant. Dotha Ruegsegger spent a weekend at teacher Pearl Sloan’s home and Helen Tanner went home with her. T wood marked Speriéer hills.
Mrs Ray Ulley visited her brother and returned Thursday with her sister and children. Ferris Butters visited his sister and wife Saturday. Sudden death of Mrs Watkins of Farwell mourned by her aged husband. Mrs James McGoogan improves after illness. Pleasant weather noted all week. Barrett family from Cadillac visited Smiths. J Tiedeman visited brother George and nephews Nelson and families, enjoyed fish supper. Beatrice Finch a Marion teacher spent the weekend at home. Ray Utley from Houghton Lake returned Saturday and, with his wife, traveled to Alma to meet his parents on business. Dave Davis Jr Wallace and Walter Moore of Saginaw visited J W Moore Saturday evening.
Mrs Mary Rush of Bay City visited Mrs Lena Frees over Sunday and returned home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Krell welcomed a new baby boy. Albert Garshow went to Detroit for a medical exam last week. Albert Wentworth and his son Geo visited Indiana recently. Mrs George Gibis hosted a visit from Mrs William Bauder Merris and her daughter Mrs Walter Presley Sheridan. Mrs Carl Kernin and daughter Lolo Detroit are visiting locally this week. Miss Helen Gibis returned to Clare for work after four weeks away.
COLONVILLE updates show Mr. and Mrs. Clute at Houghton Lake and neighbors in Flint and Indiana visiting relatives. Edith Kistler works for Mrs. Gordon while Ladies Aid hosts 37 attendees quilting day. New baby Charles Edmond born to Mr. and Mrs Glen Strouse. 79th birthday celebrated for Mrs. H. Smalley with 31 relatives. Local ads promote Purina Pig Chow and a new Di De Forest Radophone.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan gives four months from September 19 1924 for creditors to file claims against William H. Thompson deceased at Harrison. Claims due by January 12 1925 and will be heard January 19 1925 at 10 a.m. by Judge Thos S Dorsey.
State of Michigan Probate Court for Ingham County gives four months from September 19 1924 for creditors to present claims against Albert Lockwood deceased. Claims must be filed at the probate office Harrison on or before January 12 1925. A hearing on January 19 1925 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated September 15 1924 Judge of Probate.
An advertisement touts Puretest Castor Oil as freshly harvested, clear and bright from beans, processed to be absolutely pure. It promises a milder taste, less nauseating than old fashioned castor oil, with a sweet nutty flavor and easy swallowing.
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