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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
12
My and Mrs Hariig and family travel to Mt. Pleasant to visit daughter Hazel and call on O. O. Farnham family. They tour Fowler Orchard on return. Helen Heather from Clare attends a school meeting. B. G. Wiltse visits Clare. B. Glass and friends from near Farwell visit oil wells. Helena VanderWoude visits Winterfield Township parents.
Mx and Mrs Fred Wolk of Lake Geaures along with Mr and Mrs Harry Lendis and son Billie and friend Donald Olmstead visited at a cottage in Michigan. Others from Chippewa Lake Farwell Cadillac Grand Rapids St Johns joined Burns family Sunday gathering.
Real estate activity noted at Lake George Resort with leasing of buildings and storage space. Bruce McFarland and wife return from Charlotte after several weeks away.
Alma residents Chan Tompkins and wife spent Sunday at the cottage with Mrs Tompkins parents of Mr Pleasant. Several families from Owosso Pontiac Detroit Clare and Farwell visited cottages in Tompkins Oakdale and Shorewood. Local business activity and oil and gas location plans were noted as people relaxed at lakeside homes.
Mrs. G. C. Jessop of Goodrich and Martin Wennie visited the Kennels Sunday. Carl Updegraft and wife of Warwell called on F. A. Luce Sunday. Al Crispman and son of Mt. Pleasant also spent time at the kennels.
West Grant items recap dinners and visits among residents. Families including Kleiner Bay Barber Johnson Gardon Colmus Reynolds and Skinner share social calls and extended hospitality on weekends and weekdays. The community offers condolences to the Glen family and notes Wynona Agile visiting grandmother Seeley Johnson.
Miss Emma Leeth and Gayle Clute from Mt. Pleasant spent the weekend with Emma’s family in Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Roy Townsend of Midland called on Mrs. Jennie Bates. Clarence Bay and family visited his parents. Marguerite Leeth joined her aunt Mrs. James Beatty to Marine City. Mayme Bunyan spent the weekend with her brother Fred Allen and family. Owen Spink and Mrs. Joh Presley visited Herrick. Geo Hemstrest and family visited their daughter Mrs. Floréit Pudvay.
Mrs Randall visited her daughter Mrs Nealie Cook and family. Davis visited the Cutler home Sunday evening. Orland Blackledge welcomed a baby girl. Amos Church traveled to Flint Sunday. Fred Snapp visited daughter Mrs Clyde Gable Saturday evening. Roy Sutton and daughter visited relatives Friday. Helena VanderWoude visited parents over the weekend. Mrs Arthur Kheen is ill. Martin Kheen family and C J Deits visited Frank Davis's home Sunday.
Elm Grove residents report weekend visits to Flint and Detroit by Mr and Mrs Wilson Rinehart and relatives. Saginaw visitors Mr and Mrs Max Laukner and others stayed with Harvey Wilson family. Gravel work continues near Mrs Lear’s and north of Elm Grove corner. Townsend meeting drew attendees with a two side contest to recruit members. Jack Frost paints leaves as farmers focus on silo filing.
Miss Beverly Scribner of Beaverton visited Dorothy Mercer and Miss Rena Lavaye from Clare called on Dorothy Allen. Families from Harrison Beaverton Dover and Clare shared gatherings at local homes and Elbow Lake. Residents welcomed Henry Magnus and Phillip Vanéonant families into the neighborhood. Local relatives visited Sam McLain in Hamilton and Bertha Grover spent Sunday with the Shaver home.
Brush College residents hosted weekend guests from Pontiac Mancelona Vernon and Angola Indiana as well as Lansing and Gladwin. Extended family gatherings included coasts Wisner Coats and Rockey households with multiple Sunday dinners and visits across several towns.
The Clare County Road Commissioners met at the Harrison courthouse on September 19 1938. The board reviewed minutes approved payroll 1356.15 granted permits for four pipelines and a trimming permit for Consumers Power. Afternoon session authorized moving a shed with WPA labor and approved various bills and mileage for members and staff.
Default on a 1910 mortgage by John McMullen and Anna McMullen to Samuel R Kingsley, later assigned to Lake Properties Inc. The Michigan sale seeks two thousand eight hundred sixty two dollars and 50 cents plus fees, taxes, and insurance. Sale will occur after legal proceedings to recover the debt.
Lake Properties Inc announces a mortgage foreclosure by public auction on October 6, 1938 at 10:30 AM at the Harrison Court House in Clare County Michigan. The sale covers 320 acres in Frost Township described as parts of sections nine five and others, to satisfy the secured debt plus costs and taxes.
The notice records mortgage assignment to Lake Properties Inc of Remus Michigan and forecloses the mortgage on the Clare County property in Front Township at front door of the Circuit Court, October 1938, 10:00 am Eastern. The amount due is 2822.60 dollars plus taxes and insurance to sale date, with six percent interest and fees.
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