Probate notice in Clare County for Charles D Clifton estate
State of Michigan Probate Court in Clare County announces four months from September 14 1923 for creditors to file claims against Charles D Clifton deceased. Claims must be presented by December 17 1923 at the Harrison probate office and will be heard January 14 1924 at ten o clock. Judge Thos S Dorsey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Charles D. Clifton
Harrison
Forendon
Dorsey
Mortgage Sale Notice Farwell Michigan 1923
Mortgage default on a 1921 loan by Mary L. Keller to Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan leads to public auction December 10 1923 at the Harrison Court House. Action to recover principal interest 300 dollars plus 15 dollar attorney fee and costs on the parcel The East Half of Lot 6 Block 22 Village of Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Keller
Farwell
Michigan
Citizens State Bank of
Clare
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of Clare
Citizens State Bank
Mortgage Notice of Default and Public Auction
Asa Delo of Mt. Pleasant Michigan loans to Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan dated February 21 1921 recorded February 23 1921 Liber 30 Mortgages page 202. Mortgage due 2681 00 including interest and attorney fee 30 00. Public sale December 10 1923 at 1 PM at Harrison courthouse to satisfy debt on South Half of South East Quarter etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Delo
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Citizens State Bank of
Clare
Register of Deeds
Harrison
County of Clare
Bulgarians Rebel Against Government Amid Peasant March
The Bulgarian government declares communism equal, as agrarians and revolutionaries collide in Sofia. About 600000 peasants back the revolt with armed 100000 leading a march on the capital. rail lines disrupted and regiments deployed to stop the movement.
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Sole
Reis
Cowthern
Bulgaria
Sofia
Zankeff
Kazanlik
Inter-Allied Military Control Commission
Passive Resistance Near End As Ruhr Crisis Shifts
Washington reports Germany is near formal abandonment of passive resistance in the Ruhr. Officials expect a capitulation has occurred and that an official announcement will come within days. France and Germany are reportedly coordinating to bridge the transition and plan for postresistance arrangements.
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Washington
Germany
Ruhr
United States
France
U S Control of Mines Urged by Government Commission
The United States Coal Commission urges government supervision of the coal industry. It proposes a new division within the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate coal as it now does railroads, aiming to remove long standing business obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Coal Commission
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding’s Plate Marks Sitka Pew for President Harding
A brass plate in Sitka’s Indian Presbyterian Church marks the pew where President Harding attended public services for the last time before his death in San Francisco. InscribedText on plate references Harding’s occupancy and a July date note, though the worn inscription is partly illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Juneau
Alaska
Sitka
Bon Francisco
Gundey
Community News From Arthur Center And Surrounding area
Mr Klann and daughter Elizabeth of Flint visit old friends in Arthur Center. Betty Wood of M. S. S. is improving. Grandpa Wood passes away after Sunday services. Dozens of locals send sympathy to the bereaved. Families travel from Detroit Saginaw and Rosebush for visits and errands.
Local Folks Visited Friends and Family Over Weekend
Randall and Mrs Milam visited Sunday with Mrs Geo Gibbs. Dan Fitzpatrick called on Alex Dora. John Larmon Jr returned from Flint for a Sunday visit. Mrs Schroeder visited Clare Saturday. Rose Walters returned from two week visit with her aunt. Emmett Sutton worked Monday. Harvey and Mrs White visited Ripenburg home Sunday. James Fish visited at Mike Hein’s. Frank Baker of Winn visited his father and sister Sunday. Mrs Nass hosted company Sunday. George Gibis and Michael's wives spent Wednesday with M L Hargrave. Helen Gibis returned from Clare Sunday. Charlie Baker and daughter Jane and Jennie Pierson called Lena Frees Sunday. Ripenburgs returned Saturday from Wise. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Joe Wilson for loss of two children in two weeks.
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Mira
Klann
Elizabeth
Flint
Arthur Center
Milton Lefiner
Mint
Hitlo Mary Maxine
Geo. Bated
Winn
Bowler
Ida Lehiner
Saginaw
Ponting
Detroit
Ervin Miser
Dover
Georgie Bates
al Shaver
Fred Athey
Betty Wood
Alois’ Gibis
George Bates
Hisse Shull
Ralph Shull
Grandpa Wood
Edwin Wood
Port Huron
Milam
Geo. Gibbs
Dan Fitzpatrick
Alex Dora
John Larmon, Jr
John Schroeder
Clare
Rose Walters
Emmett Sutton
Harvey White
P. Ripenburg
Jas. Fish
Mike Hein
Frank Baker
Paul Nass
George Gibis
Michael
M. L. Hargrave
Helen Gibis
Charlies Baker
Jane
Jennie Pierson
Lena Frees
P. Ripe
Harri son fair notes frost impact and local life in Hinkville
The column records corn shorn by Jack Frost on the 16th after three visits, names residents at a Harri son fair and recent illnesses, and details road changes due to the P M R R crossing dispute with a $150 township payment and local repair work.
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Taiwan
Ebird
J. W. Dunlop
Medical Hall
Clare, Mich
Geta
BPTI
Batts Tate
E. A. Anderson
Aar Ee
Hirs
Seta Eich
Aban
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Albert H. Miller
Farwell, Mich
Legals
Glaing
Carlos A. Reading
Mortgagee
Mortgaros
AGELS
Soria
Abe
Revolutionariea
Feform
Republic
U.S
Connor
Marvin Call
Chas
Arthur Bellinger
Lansidg
Roy McMillen
Co. J. Stone
Geo. Burch
Mr. Stone
Mahlon Burch
George
F. Hinkle
Blize Armstrong
Vernon Sunday
Randall
Jack Frost
al Purdy
David Harper
V. Moline
Little Son
Burton
Sherman
Laurie Woodward
Jas. Nevills
Vernon
John Sparbel
Warren
Robert
Ludington
Mr. Sparbel
Chas Koontz
Lansing
The
Utilities Commission
School House
John Sherman
Akron
Dad
Mich
Rogers Furniture
Kodaks
Rexall
Victrolas
Firestone
Syracuse
Tommy Milton
Pireston
Lamphere Brothers
Migmigan
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