The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 14

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALTJ PACE FOURTEEN NEWS FROM THUMB DISTRICT Legal Advertisements The Kodak Store FRIDAY. JUNE 12, 1931. FARM TRUCKS To Open Vacation Bible School In Croswell Tuesday Master's Degree Awarded Former Bad Axe Student MORTGAGEE FAT.E OF REAL. ESTATE IN FORECLOSLRE-WhtrMl. default baa t.n made In th trma ton-3Oona that certain mortgage.

1aid the Firt (Is't flay of November. 15.3. jto'J tiaoman. also known a f.eorge haraan. anrt Minnie; hapman.

his r.f St. Cnunty. i Tire JOINT fTOrK PLAN HARBOR BEACH REVIVAL MORTGAGEE 'P FALE OF REAL. ESTATE IN F'BECI-OSL Whereat. ha teen male In tne terma and ton-of that oertain mortgage.

latej the Twnt-tt dav of April. A f. executed by Neln ShoTkeit and Tir-nnia ihrkej. and North t. lair County.

Michiataa. THE JOINT STUCK LAND OF CLEVELAND, a corporation Cleveland Ohio, oraraned and un1r and hy v'rt'ie of the r-rovlsiona rf the a of the Cofj'n of tne Cnited tqfe rf commonly known a Xr. Federal Farm I.oan A' t. hi a ai duly f'led for record in tne ift -e the of 1 -d in and for tn Cojnty of St. Clair and S'ale of 'h tan.

on th Twenty hit 2Jrd dav 'f Atrtl. at 11 O' A. tnr rer'ort'ed in l.tter l'1 of 'n agn 1 a n. of St. Record, hv reason of ih.

i. on pav m-nt of that oertain a.nr.rt sralln'Ptit tn the amount sever tv anl oo-l'-'i r'" e-tired hv the a mrta. hi- aajd ii 11 i a i i I I i Jf I 1 f) i Gifts for Graduates We are offering a fine long list of Practical Gifts for the Boy or Girl Graduate. A Spalding Tennis Racket at $4 00 to $15.00 A Spalding Swim Suit $5.50 and $6.00 An Eastman Kodak $5.00 to $25.00 Kodaks in colors with case to match $12.50 A Spalding Golf Stick, Irons. $2.50 to $10.00 Woods $6.00 to $15.00 A Fountain Pen with Pencil to match the set $5.00 A new Conklin.

without sack $6.00 Leather Goods, a big variety. Bill Rolls, Brushes. Letter Cases, Key Cases. Five Year Diaries from $1.00 to $7.50 A very nice selection of Graduation Cards. And Books of course, are the lasting gift for the Graduate Mac Taggart's a a 1 per i r.

cvri -r-a net a i no. a i rr ir.f ta t.ci atne o'je an-i rn the day or and t-y farther reaoa of tn accent cf that ce-ram (tmortization ment 'he a-notint of erty and $70 ofi) ftollar. secured by the -lortaesce. said instatlrpent he- d'je enl ra-a'l '-n tne Iittsc iibi rlay -f 1J.il. and hv further reason the fa lure of the present owner of ithe ian la 'ered hv th said rnortiage.

to ir'n'hijtai th rrescnt holder of the aid for of Five and 57-100 n. llar aol Four and S0-l'f I T. liars, made to pay tnaurante the i II i a on the lands roerd by ifre p.ai-1 mortea. pj. advances havma; mad- Nineteenth.

Jth day NoAe-rOer. 13.1". and the eleventh lltr. -lay or Mar. h.

respectively; and Whertaa. the first 1 dav of January A l''-i tne nam of the pa'd KIR ST STOCK LAND BANK (I- CLEEI.AM. a rorporation. of Cleveland. Ohio, naa rl-anaed by an amendment to its charter d'llv arjthorized and 'approve.) hv the Federal Farm I.oan Hoard.

THE COM MP! STOCK LAND HANK OF a corporation, of "hio. the offi.es t.f the a.d i ntik havmi been uum i-vt-i to opv KKI'KIIAI. FARM I 1 1 h'o a "a Is evl'ien. e-i the Resolution of THE l.o.AN dat.d certified opy iff ice of the rr re. I ter of I teea in and in for St.

No. Cla i hiyan. at pages icr 'nii'ity. of aid a (low ins of Record; ard the jtaid mortaace has dulv the said THE CPiM MRCS MINI STOCK LANK HANK OK lumb'ia onto, to THE VIR- 1 NT JOINT STOCK LANK HANK OF Charleston, West VirKinia. also a and existing under and l.v virtue of tne provisions of rr, ff the t'oniii-ess of the I nited -tatcs of Amerita.

oonmonlv known as THE "fEI'ERAI, EARM LOAN ACT: the -a'! THE JOINT STOCK I.ANI' HNK oF MBI'S having srone into voluntary )i, i a 1 1. and all of its as-eta be-n a. and I abilities It the ivad THE VIRGINIAN J. it. NT STOCK RANK CHARLESTON, a i ev i ed hv a cr- fir r.pv of the agreement between the ad THE COMMH1 JINT STOCK I.NI liWK Col.CMRl S.

and THE JOINT STOCK I.ANO RANK CHARLESTON, September and the order of The Federal Farm I oa Hoard the same, of record the offue of the of lieeds in and St. Chan- County. Mi'-hiwan. in Liber No 17 of fteeds. at 7 and follow-in of St clair County.

Michigan. Record, r.nd the -aid mortataae is now owned hv the said THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STO' LA NO RANK OF CHARLESTON and wherea. the entire amourt Piittie.) to he due unpaid on the said at tb.e dite of this Notice, for the said inotallnients, i the sum of one Hundred Forty-three and fti-ino (14T o.o ltollars, which amount the above mentioned delinquent installments. with Interest accrued thereon alter delinquency, and Hie further sum of Ten I 4S-10U ($10. 41 Oollars beinc the amount advanced for iinsuian-e together with interest thereon, and tli- futther sum of Thirty-five and lei no i i liar as an Attorney fee.

a provide. for in the said niorteaee and in 'the statutes tn sip case made, and the whole amount claimed to be due and unpaid on the said mortgage on a' count the said delinquent installments, insurance ivan.es and attorneys fee. Ithe sum of one Hundred EiKhty-eisht and 5 1 i liollars. and no suit or pro eedinsr having been instituted at law to recover the def now- remaining by the said moitsase. or any part thereof, whereby the Rower of Sale contained in the said rnortc-aee ha.s become operative.

NOW. THEREFORE. NOTICE IS HEKK-RY GIAEN. That hy virtue cf the said Rower of Sale and jn pursuance of the statute in su case and provided, the rail mortgage will be foreclosed by a of the premise rihed, at riiblic audion. to the highest t.idder.

at the east front door of trn Court House the City of Fort Huron, in the said Countv of" St. Clair. in the State of Michigan. tsaid place being- where the Circuit Court in and for the said County of St. Clr.ir is held, on s-a(llrx3ay tti" First 11st) day of nne tl clock August.

A. r. l'al. at the afternoon of that jday. which said premises are nesenbe-ci in the said mortgage as follows.

to-wtt situated tn the Township of Burtchville. County of St. Clair and State of Michigan, janj rnore fully- described as follows: Re- ginn'ng at a point fift rods south of the northeast corner of the northeast quarter section 3ft. in Township No. s.

North, of Range No. 17. East: thence West par-iallel with the north l-e of said Section, to the quarter section line of said section running north and south, through said sec-tt on; thence south along said quarter sec-Ition Rne 7ft rods; thence cast, parallel with th north line of the said Section. to the East line of said section; thence North. 7o rods to the place of beginning, containing aveveptv i70 acres, more or less.

The s-ald sale is to be made subject and inferior to the unpaid principal' of the said mortgage to the said THE FIRST Stationers Book Sellers Croswell, June IT A larpc number of cht! Iren have enrolled in the -Dailv Vacation Bible school which will be opened in the Pres-bvterian churc'T at 9 a. in. Tuesday. Rev. H.

H. Hi rschap. of the church, will act as sniperinten-dant. MissNMajnie Phillips will have charge of the primary department- Th music will be in charge of Mis Helen Cary. M's.

Lloyd ST raff on v. ill give lnstruc- tion in art vxotk and Mrs. Buit; Conoly and Mis-a Helen WestbrooK will have charge of the handiwork. P.itdo classes will lie taught by Mr.s. H.

H. Het-rschap Hnd Rev. and Mrs W. p. Weaver.

The school will close Friday. June 2 n. The teachers officers of the, school will meet tor a short business session and devotional period at 8:43 a. m. Tuesday.

Chief Counsel In Kirkland Case Former Pigeon Boy Pigeon, June 12. Oscar B. Thiel, Gary. attorney, who was thief i.f defense counsel for Yirsil Kirkland. Gary steel mill worker, in Kirkland's trial for the murder of Miss Arlene Draves.

was a boyhood resident of Pigeon. Mr. Thiel was born in Pigeon, the son of the. late Mr. and Mrs Louis Thiel.

He attended the Pigeon public schools and tre high school before leaving here about 2 ii years ago. He is a first cousin of Wesley Thiel. Pigeon. Harvey Thiel anil William Thiol, both of Bad Axe. and Ezra Thiel.

Sandusky. The verdict of guilty of assault and battery returned ag.4inst Kirkland is considered a victory for the defense as the jury had the authority to impose the death penalty- had it seen fit. Kirkland's sentence of one to 10 years was upheld this week bv the trial judge, despite efforts of the state to have it increased. Thumb District Funeral Directors To Meet Tonight North Branch. June 12 Thumb district funeral directors will meet tonight in the New North Branch hotel for a regular monthly meet-itiT.

A banquet and program are scheduled. F. B. Blackburn, local undertaker, will be host to the meeting. No matters of importance are scheduled for discussion.

Rev. Reuben Crosby, retired Methodist Episcopal minister of North Branch, will pive the main address on the banquet program. A program of instrumental musical entertainment, featuring the hicrh school saxophone band, has been arranged. Funeral directors from Sanilac. Huron.

Tuscola and Iapeer counties are members of the Thumb association. To Mark Grave Of Revolutionary War Soldier's Daughter Lapeer. June 12. The local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold services Saturday afternoon in Mt. Hope cemetery when a bronze tablet will Ive- placed on the grave of Martha Lamb White, daughter of a Revolutionary war soldier.

Mrs. White was the grandmother of Mrs. W. B. Williams of Iapeer and the marker will be unveiled by her granddaughters.

Lucy and Patricia Torter. Jackson. They will alsv place flowers on the grave. Stop! Look! Listen! Drink Pure Water! Cyclone Well Drillers Have Opened a New Office in Richmond Full line of Well Supplies find Pumps, fiencral Rcair Work Free Estimate. Phone 205 Richmond Night or Day Wl NEW 3.

I All-Weather Balloon La'nL BANK ir a MniiM Ohio. oraniz4 'jri'lT and by viiiona A''t r. r'u. of the iko- of Onire Amrif a. the I rit'i Slat nly 1 Farm Leri A'-t.

wan duly f.li ff-r of the HKier in fci'h record A rr.ortsa,, in the offw -e an-1 for the of St. Clatr. in trie F'ate rf Mi day hgan, on he Twent -rr of 133 at ten A. an d'llv r' Oj-'Je'l ra No. 1M.

of M' it st. ruir lnty. fl-e pon-TU! 7 a ic.i irta! hv of err 'rf hat r'aln of yo-ir hur.jre-t a n-l I :t.i Dollars, mn-rea i.e wrirt a-)l1 dm- omzat'on in- a a me rtu anl r-on the list) -UV of l'-" anl tv of the of "thar aTottization ir-sta llm-tit cf four H'inirert -i wentv iIKO.fil I-dlars. -iir-l by the rr a hin amortization install- rreru me lu an. payable trie, Fir i May l'al.

nl r.y farther reaon of the failure of tne nner of the i.tnwrty rovere.1 rr nr 1 1 to i in Lure the present hoHer aij'ti mortsax. )n ami tr a mount or l-otty-nin" 1 vv was a l.ah' 1 tv the i-re-enr hol'ier -f the mortatArfe. tne E'ehtn (Sth) oay of January. 1'. on arroilfil a-rorflan-e ff tne i'i tii.h th terms and iirousions of the aa.d ctirl iVIIKKKAS.

January IV niortsa are, i the rr on he Ktr-t th ratne of alvan" jrtKagf. and 1 r.f the said THE I- JOINT ST' ti LAN HANK Or i. ri'iifjfn ti-. anl KAH.M l.oN In TH I.EKI.AM' was. Its th.irlr 1 1 1 a 1 1 i hv THE l-KntiKAT HURIi.

I UNT STi I.1MRI the of: havma: n'ov-'l t'i 'oiurm -us. 1 thin. I.AMi HANK OK I liit'k fir.rn fleveland. is ev. i-ier are of th FK.I'KRAI.

I.OAN IMMISSIIINF.R tl'llv- f'lcd record on en -t IT dav jd A. ill '1 tr in and --r M'. hl'in. an.) dulv rf unif 2 :2 of iols. on faa- Hit.

iff! of the ur County. id in and f-d- 1atina. of St. Cia r.eed and nfv WHKIi A the paid hv tne p.a-. ..1 THI-' (I'll MHI I rv I (p OF Col MM' a roi pot a-cm of C.

I'iml Ohio JOINT I.ANI" HANK 'N. a corporation, of Charleston W'ft Virairia. alxo ot Kjnut .1 and e-iting under and hv virtue of the of 'he A 'f C. T.itress of the 1 nit- 1 urates of a comnionlv known a TI'b" FKI'KIMl. FARM ACT th- THE foMMI'I JOINT STOCK I.ANO INK oK OMMRIS hiving jrone snto voluntary 1 i.iu.la and ail of its asset hinte been ppred and labilities auitied the va I I Fi STOCK I.ANI HANK OF CHARLESTON virtue a contract the Twentv-flt l-lst of S'P- tml-er li-i the i 1 the voluntary n-i-uidat'on of THE COM MH1S STOi T.ANIt NK of ft iLl'MHCs ant the uuisition It.

as'l and a iimptton of t'S liah the said THE I i I NT A Joint STOCK I.ANI RANK OF A r.E.-TON treinat duly evidence. I the ertiri, ate of the Farm Loan 'ommissiorer. dulv file.l for record in the ttffi of the ceK taster in and for St. clatr County. Michigan, on the Twenty-fifth 1 2ith i dav of Mv.

at lorui a. M. and there duly rc, in Volume No. 3 -rf ree.ls. f.n paKes 27t and follovvinvr of St.

Clair Michittan. I and the said ninriias" is owned lv sail THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STOCK I.ANI HANK OF CHARLESTON; and WHEREAS, the entire amount claimed to be flue ti nd unpaid on the fcal.l mortgage at the of this n.di.e for the unpaid and delinuuent matalltnent. toe-her with interest thereon after e-limi'ienrv. the siiti of Eiu'ht Hundred Fiftv-eiKhf an, 1ft-In lioll.ns. and the further sum of Fifty and 1 1 SO.

liollars advance.) for in.uratice. and the further cum of Thirty-five and '-loft ti.S.ti as an Attorney's fee. as provided for in the said mortaace and in the etartites in such case made: and the whole amount rlaittie.t tti be 1ue anil unpaid the sat.) on rtccoutit of said insralPncnf inlian. ivatioe and nttornev 9 fee is Nine Hun dred Forfv three and m-loo 1'olUrs; and no suit or proceeding havt-s l.een inatitutel at law to recover the debt fnw remaining secured hy the said mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the Rower of scale contained in the said mortgage nr. become orerafive.

NOW. IHKREH'nE. NOTICE IS HEIlKHt HIVES. That, hv virtue of the said Rower cf Sate and in pursuance of the statute In such case made and provided, the said tnortsage will be foreclosed Py a sale or lhe premise therein described, at ptit'lu- irtion. to the highest bidder, at the East wr of the Court House in the City of art Huron, in the ald County of St.

flair. in the State of Michigan. (said I'ace hemg where the Circuit Court in and for the a.l Countv of St Clair is held'. Saturday, the First 1 st day of Au-1 ist. lH.tl.

at Eleven tn forennaan of that dale, hich sani -emise are described in the said mort-igf a follow, to-nit: Situated in the nw rtriin of Mussey. County of St. Clatr and state of Michigan, and known anil i nesrrihe.i as roiiowas: i ti.vc -vo. i The North Half of the Northwest Ouarter of Section No. 1 -a.

in Township No. 7. North of Range No. 13. East, containing 1 acres.

TRACT NO. 2. The Northeast Quarter cf the Northeast Quarter of Sea on No. m. in Township No.

7. Range No 13. East containing 40 TRACT NO. 3. The North Half of the frnuth Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section No 1 in Township No.

7. North Range No. 13 Fast, containing 4ft acres. TRACT No. 4.

The Southeast viuarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section No. 9. in Township No. 7. North of Range No.

13 Fait, containing 4ft acre. AH four tracts rf land described above being adiai-ent. containing in the aggregate Two Hundred acres, and constituting one b.xly tfd lind tieri a one farm. The said s.il" Is to be made suMecf and Inferior to the unpaid principal of the said mortgage to the said THE FIRST JOINT STOCK LAM RANK OF ri.EVEl.AXn. now- held THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STOCK LANO RANK OF CHARLESTON, amounting to Ten Thousand Eight Hundred Eighty-four and nT-lurt 071 liollars.

with interest thereon at the rats cf six per centum iK) per annum from and after the First (1st) day of Mav. 151. which balance is pavahle In Installment of Four Hundred Twenty and liollars each, due on the First lst days of Mav and November in each year, such installments including interest at the rate of si per centum per annum, and a pavment on the princial in accordance with the trm anil provisions of the note secured hv the said mortgage; the avaid sale is also to be made sntvect to the taxes for the jear I93ft. and thereafter. I'ated at Pott Huron.

li'an. Eighth isthi ilav Mav. l'CSL THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STOCK LA NO RANK OF CHARLESTON. Assignee and H-dder of the said Moi gage w. ILSON.

Attorney for said Assgnee and holder pf said Mortgage, Fusines Address- Virginian Land Rank Bail Ln. Charleston. West Virginia. Fri-7-31 EXFOt'TOR SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY HIVES' that bv Virtue of order of the Probate court for the County of Sr. Clair made on the "tith dav of Janu- try.

1J.11. vre shall sell at puhlir auction on the T-oth dav cf June, at eleven o'clock. eatem standard time, at the east front rt.anr cf the city hall, in the city cf Port Huron, in said county the interest of the estate tn the fo'low-tnaj described personal property, to-wif: All account anl promissory pofe said estate- An ore-half interest in II snare of Frefer-ed Stock of the Fort Huron Theater Company Rand Contract. be-Itve-ii Fugene J. Schoolcraft, deceased, grantor, and Alice M.

Tn-lhore. gmntee. tovering 1 ot two 3 Thompson and Schoolcraft's Riversid- Plat, part of the of Pert Huron: Real estate note and mortgage given bv Jame and Pauline iRvjt. am 5 ro pi'vii i Factor Land Comoan Plat! Number four t4 city cf Port Huron. I Real estate pote and mortgage given bv William E.

Armstrong, the south fifteen feet si inches of lot thr--e 3 and the nnrrs srenty-fonr l34 feet of lot four 141 bloc 137. White plat. Cifv rf Fort Huron. RjjI ette note and mortgage given br Rov Gafewood and l-f Garewpod. covermg Lot S'X O).

Block three 3 Po Plat rtf- of Pot Huron. Said property shall be offered for sale tn separate parcels and such axle shall be suiect to the confirm f.pn of the court. FIRST NATIONAL TRCST SAVINGS FANK. hv IRA PRICKER. Trust Officer.

FMMA SCHOOLCRAFT. Executors of Estate of Fucene J. Schoolcraft. June Sth. 131.

-13. i i i I i I i i I i i i i i i rth of I I I I 1 i I VISIT HURON Experts Teach Home Aid, Use Of Electricity Ubly. Jun 12. Df morutratinns of farm electrical equipment will be held lire- this afternoon and tonight in the farm of Ralph Brown. nTr Ubly.

Two trucks frr-m Mifhisan State rollecf will at th farm. Demonstrations are scheduled for 3:3 p.m. at p.m- f)no truck in charee of H. ri. flallaner.

agricultural engineer of th carries farm electrical apparatus and the other truck in charge of Miss Kvelyn. Turner, homeoccnomios specialist, carries a model kitchen. To Evhibit In Sanilac Monday Sandusky, June 12. The first r.f a series of meetings arranged for sanilao at which the Michigan State college Better Sires truck will appear, will he held at 2 p.m. Monday in the faint of William "Watson, one und one-half miles east, of Argyle.

Dairymen who are anxious to increase th1 profit-making ability of their herds pre invited to attend these meetings. Improvement of the quality of herd sires for improvement of the dairy industry in Sanilac was decided on at a dairy profits' conference held here in January. The I. etter Sires truck will provide the follow-up work of the conference. The schedule cf meetings for next week is as follows: At 1 a.m.

Tuesday. Arthur Meredith farm, three miles south and three and one-half miles west of Argyle: at '2 p.m. Tuesday. Stephen Decker farm, one mile south of the Green-leaf town hall; at lt a m. Wednesday.

John Kranzel farm, one-half mile south of the Austin town hall: at 2 p.m. Wednesday. John Moses farm, one mile south, four and one-half miles east of Minden City; at 10 a.m. Thursday. John Baugh-man farm, four miles north and three miles east of Deckerville; at p.m.

Thursday. Klwin Foss farm, six miles east and two miles south of Deckerville: at 10 a.m. Friday, II. Nichol farm, north of Mc-gregor: at 2 p.m. Friday.

Dan Jurn farm, west and north of Sandusky: at in a.m. Saturday. William Myers farm, east of Sandusky. Thumb Deaths -Mrs. Kliza Mooy Filinn, June 12.

Funeral services for Kliza. Mosey, 3S. who died Thursday in her home in Meade township as the result of burns received in an explosion caused by attempting to light a tire in a kitchen stove with a mixture of kerosene oil and gasoline, will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday from the Filion Methodist Protestant church.

Uev. Lester Case, pastor of the church, will officiate. Burial will be in Colfax cemetery. Mrs. Mosey i survived by her husband.

Ronald Mosey, and four small children, Lewis, Gordon. I'erry and Norma, all at home: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ijwrence Carriveau, Meade township, and 10 brothers and sisters: Mrs. Anna Running.

Ridg-eville. Mrs. Merritt Hess. Klkton: I'eter Carriveau, Drysdale, Mrs. Josephine Legree.

John Carriveau and Joseph Carriveau, all of Bad Axe: Mrs. Rose Shaw, Bay City; Alex Carriveau, Filion: Albert Carriveau, I'etroit, and Mrs. Charles Oliver, Pontiac. Mrs. Mosey was born in Huron county and had lived in the county 11 her life.

Mrs. Sarah Ha mm Deckerville. June 12 Mrs. Sarah Ha mm, widow of Abel Ha mm. died in her home her? Wednesday night.

Funeral services will be at 2:30 p. in. Saturday in the Methodist church. Rev. Fiederick Vine of Detroit, former pastor of the Baptist church here, will officiate.

Interment will be in the Downing cemetery. Mrs. Hamm v.as a pioneer of Sanilac. She is survived by one son, of Port Huron, a daughter, Lela, a teacher in the Detroit citv schools: three sisters, Mrs Isabel Hartshorn of Forester, John Workman and Mr. EiVi Thompson of Detroit: one brother.

John Thompson, ot Forester. Frrd V. Iaon Pnover. June 12. Fred W.

Law-son, 3. who had been ill for some time, died in his home here Thursday night. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Sunday in the family-home and at 2 p.

m. in the Kvan-gelical church. Rev. O. P.

Schleicher will officiate. Burial will be in Mooretown cemetery. He is survived by his widow, two sons. Ray and Foy. ami a daughter, Helene.

all at homo; two brothers. Charles of Detroit and William of Argyle. Waller II. Rnaghner Lapeer. June 12.

Walter H. Boughner. CO, died Tuesday in his home here. He was born in Til-sonburg. and had lived in Lapeer 14 years.

His widow, two sons. Georsre A. and Burley H. Boughner of Lapeer, survive: also two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services were held today in the S.

D. Brown funeral chapei. Rev. F. S.

Hemingway officiating. Burial was in Stiles' cemeterv. George B. hI Lapeer, June 12. Funerat services for George B.

Cool. 42. who died in University hospital Tues-dav were held in the family rsi- dance. East Oregon street. Thurs-i day afternoon.

Rev. C. P. Shapter officiated and burial as in Stiles cemetery. He is survived by his widow, a daughter.

Fern, and his mother, Mrs. A. C. Cool. Thumb Weddings i ley Tu mer Xorth Branch.

June 12. David A. Riley and Mrs. Grace L. Turner of this village were married Wednesdav nicht in the home of Rev.

R. Crosby. They were attended by Charles and Ruth Patrick. Mr. and Mrs.

Riley will reside in this v-illas a. Detroit Preacher And Wife To Hold Special Services Harbor Beach. June 12. Kvan-eelistic services will be held in the Harbor Beach Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. Or.

John H. McCombe, evangelist. and Mrs. McComhe. beginning Sunday night.

Dr. and Mrs. McCombe are from Def Dr. McCombe will deliver special sermons every nicht while Mrs. McCombe will have charge of the music.

The music will include sunshine chorus, a men's chorus and instrumental selections. The revival will be continued for sometime. Special topic during the revival campaign will include "Cross Night." "Young Persons' special men's and women's meetings and similar gatherings. Summer Resort Serv icea Forester, June 12. Services will be held each Sunday nicht tn the Forester Methodist church during the summer, beginning Sunday night.

This is the first season in several years that services have been held here at night anil are for the benefit of members anil summer re-sorters. Rev. Charles pastor of the peokervillo M. hod ist church, is in charge. He will hold the first service Sunday night.

Deckerville servi-e Deckerville. June 12. Rev Franklyn Ogle will speak on "The Eminence of Goo in the morning service of the Presbyterian church. Rev. Charles Daviess will speak on "The Attractive Christ" in the Method st Episcopal church.

Regular services will be held in the Baptist church, morning and evening. Rev. Grace Hyatt is the pastor. Children's Day Program Richmond. June 12.

children's day will be observed with a program entitled, "The Hidden Treasure." at 10:30 a. m. Sunday in the First Methodist Episcopal church. There will be baptism of children. At the night service.

Rev. A. P. I.andon will speak on the subject. "Taming the Criminal." Reports Worms Damage Sanilac Corn And Beans Sandusky, June 12 Farmers in many parts of Sanilac county are reporting serious damage to their corn crops and in some instances to the beans, due to cut worms.

C. J. Hart, agricultural agent, says. The cut worm attacks corn and beans at the earth line, and cuts off the growing plants, it is said. Use of poisoned bran bait is said to be an effective means of eliminating cut worms.

A formula composed of 20 pounds of bran, three-quarters of a gallon of cheap molasses, one pound of white arsenic, three otimes of banana oil, mixed with enough water to moisten, is said to be the best method of poisoning the worms. The bran poison should be spread thinly on the soil with all lumps removed to avoid poisoning birds, Mr. Hart says. Cut worms prevail mostly in old sod fields, which were spring plowed. Flint Presbytery To Meet Wednesday Croswell, June 12 Plans are being made for an all-clay meeting of the Flint Presbytery which be held in the Cioswell Presbyterian oh "iron W.ne.?day.

The officers and mem tiers of th-Missionary society of the church will be hosts at a potluck dinner. Several sessions ill be held during the day and ministers and laymen from the Thumb are pi inning to attend. lieasue Elects OfhVcrsi Richmond. June 12. The Epworth league has elected the following officers: President.

Dorothy Spencer: vice presidents. Mary Helen Bowman. Lois Carpenter, Lenora Spencer and Roger Weymouth: secretary. Bessie, Sample: treasurer, Kenneth Ross. Missionary Gives Talk Richmond, June 12.

Mrs. Arthur Piper, missionary to the Congo, addressed the Richmond Home Missionary society Tuesday afternoon as to her experiences in Africa. She has been in missionary work IS years. Mrs. Piper brousht greetings to Rev.

and Mrs. A. P. Landon of this- place from Rev. Mr.

and Mrs. Lcngf.eld in Africa. Mrs. Longfield is a sister of Mrs. Ianclon.

Snover Erefcise field er. June 12 Commence- mem exercises for graduates of I eighth and tenth grades of Snover! Junior High school were held in the Community hall Wednesday night. John K. Francis, superin-j tendent. was chairman.

Rev. H. H. Heersehap. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Croswell.

was the speaker. Hold Exercise I Deckerville. June 12 Closir.gj activities for the high school were held here Wednesdav and Thurs- day nights. Dr. A.

E. Sagerton of Ypsilanti delivered the Diplomas were given to 31. Institution Farm Heads Meet Lapeer. June 12 The first state; farm management meeting of in- stitution farm heads is beine held i in the Michigan Home and Train- ins school today. It is the first of a series of similar meetings to be hld in various institution for the purpose of studying the a i connected with the institutions and their management.

Children Improvini Sandusky. June 12 The six; school children who were injured in an automobile accident Thurs-dav. near Port Sanilac, while on the way to a picnic in the SanKae County park, are improving and were removed Thursday night to their homes from the Twpiiie hospital. They are Anna Corbish-lev. Catherine Rcinert.

Margaret Hill. Donna Wolfe. Rogeiine Bauer and William Corbishiev. FARGO Miss Ketta McKnight, cf Detroit is visitinar her parents, Mr. and i ilrs- R.

J- ile Knight. I Huy boforo you sto this now Longer HVor ing Tire! Deluxe in appearance; deluxe in perform ance! A new and hiath- rr "Mandard lire" value ratabliabed br Goodvear. Al THE TIRE SENSATION I Eleven GREAT 1 lAeren GREAT WilMam .1. Sarllns Bad Axe. Jttne 12 William J.

Sparling. 24. so-i of William H. Sparling. Huron county school commissioner, and Mrs.

Sp. tiling, will receive the degree of mas'er of science in metallurgy from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Monda. June 22. Sparlins.

who is employed by the Chain Belt company in Milwauke. Wi-, has for this degree in his spare time during the last two years. lie received the degree of bachelor of science from Michigan State college in 12S. Mr. Sparling was a member of the 1924 senior class of Bad Axe Hih school, receiving his diploma.

Thumb Briefs Kcineii The following officers have been elected by the Vernon Hilliker post. No. 103, American Legion: Post commander, Albert Schaaf; vice commander, D. S. Seaman; adjutant, Dr.

W. R. T. Shaipe: chaplain. Dr.

R. M. Greenshields: historian, George Powell; ssergeant-at-arms, William Thorington; finance officer, Leslie Harvey. Memphis Mrs. Sarah Miller, county president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and Mrs.

Clara Lester of Memphis, who recently attended the World's W. C. T. U. convention in Toronto.

will give reports at p. ni. Wednesday in the Congregational church. Kinde School ia closed for the summer vacation. The pupils of the grammar.

intermediate and primary rooms, accompanied by their teachers. Miss Irene Grannel, Miss Irene and Miss Frances Goetze, heJd a picnic in Oak Beach. Croswell Mrs. Mary Mclntyre and Mrs. William Graham anl son.

John, of Poitland, Ore, are visiting the former's son. John Mclntyre, and otnti relatives and friends and vicinity. Mrs. Mclntyre aim Mrs. Graham were former residents of Croswell.

Melviii laieut. Frank L. who has been teaching in West Point acaotmy four years is here on a vacation. Lieutenant Beadle will leave tor Seattle soon wnere he has been transferred to teach the coming year. His family will move to Seattle.

Romeo The annual out-door service of Rogation at Batchelder hall will Ire held at 4 p. m. Sunday. Rev. Robert Kimber of St.

Peter's church, Detroit, will bo the speaker. Several visiting choirs will take part in the procession. Cromwell Rev. H. H.

HeTsohup pastor of the Cioswell Presoy-terian church. gave the commencement addoss for graduating class of the Snover school Wednesday night. Memphis Miss Marion Hazelton who will receive her life certificate from the Michigan State Normal college in August, will teach school two miles east of Muttonville the aiming year. Northwest Clyde Dean Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs.

F. W. Lawrence of this place, is on his way to Los Angeles. where he will accept a position. Fartro Rev.

Mr. Thorp of Ann Arbor will preach in the Church of Christ at 9:30 am. Sunday. Thete will be Sunday school after the service. Vargo A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid societies of this community will meet in the community hall Wednesday.

There will be Romeo The Macomb county association of the Lady Maccabees will meet Saturday for an all-day session in the asembly room of the Romeo Savings bank. Goodell Rev. p. A. Stafford.

Fort Huron, will preach in the Goodells Baptist church at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Port Huron persons will furnish music and singing. Richmond Discussion at the Rotary club Tuesday was on the relationship of the work of Ro-tarians to the community.

W. Evans. was a guest. Melvin Members of the Ladies Aid society of the local Methodist Episcopal church honored Mrs. Frank Lent in Yale Tuesday on her birthday.

A dinner wag served. Richmond Freshmen and sophomore classes were entertained at a picnic Tuesday in Jefferson beach. Detroit. lapecr The senior class of the Detroit college of Medicine and Surgery were the guests of the Michigan Home and Training school Wednesday. Memphis Mrs.

C. J. Gilbert was hostess to the Justamere Bridge club- at her home Wednesday night. Melin hildren's day will be observed in the Methodist Episcopal church at 11:15 a. m.

Sun lay. Iamb The Epworth league will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitz and daughters. Tuesdav.

NORTHWEST CLYDE Miss Thelma Draper ta visiting in Detroit- NOW SELLING AT inSTORVS LOWEST PRICES IjolNT STOCK LAND RANK OF CLEVE-acre. iivti. Corporation, of Cleveland. Ohio. IMPROVEMENTS PHONE 5131 SIXTH and PINE STS.

HITCH your problem to a Classified Ai and watch it disappear! i-' is- --ewm n'Ypto lT arS35 The suit that changed vuimng to now held hv the said THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF CHARLESTON. Charleston. West Vitftinia. amounting to One Thousand Seven Hundred Ninety-eight and 41-100 1.793.4 1 f'ollars. wtrh interest thereon from and after May first list).

1931. This sale 1 also to be made sub.n to the unpaid and delinquent taxes for the ear. 193. and thereafter. Dated at Port Huron.

Michigan, thi Eighth (StlO day of May. 1931. THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STOCK laAND RANK OF CHARLESTON. Charleston. West Virginia.

Assignee and Holder of the saf.l Mortgage. J. w. WILSON. Attorney for said Assignee and Holder of Said Mortgage.

Rusmes. Address: Virginian I. and Rank Fuildin. Charleston. West Virginia.

Fri-7-31 MORTGAGK SALE Default having been made In the term and conditions pf a i-ertai- mortgage made by Matei am-evvic. a single man. mortgagor, to the CNION- JOINT STOCK I.ANH RANK OF T'ETR 'IT. a corporation organized and existing under an Act of Conares of the t'nioed States of America. known as "The Federal Farm Loan mortgagee, dated the first day of November.

A. O. 1924. and recorded in the office of tne Register of Peed for the County of St. Clair, and State of Michigan, on the 14th day of March, A.

It. 193a. in Liber 14 of Mortgages, on Pages 49tt-7, on whi' mortgage there i claimed to he due and unpaid at the date of thi notice, for insurant e. taxes and overdue principal and interest the sum of Three Hundred Twelve land Nineteen on $313.19) ItoHars. and no suit or proceeding at law havma been instituted to recover the debt secured bv mortgage, rr anv part it hereof.

Noti, is hereby given, that bv virtue cf the power of sale contained tn isa mortgage and the statute in such lease mad and provided, on Wednesday, day of September. A t. at ithe eleven 1 1 0O1 clock in the forenoon. Kncfrn standard T'me. the undersigned iw-i'1, at the Ma'-n Front Entrance 'iaor fof the Court House in the City of Fort Hur.in.

St. CIrt County. Mb h'gan ohat -g the building in hich the Circu't Co, irt for the t'ounit of St. Clair is heldi. sell at public auction to the highest bid-der.

the premises des-Tibed in said mcrt-r gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount so a afore-' said due on fed mortgage, with interest thereon and all leg3l costs, charges, and expenses, including the attorney fee sl-i lowed t-y- law. whit premises are cie-; a follows: The premises anl property situated in the Township of I. ourty of t. Clair, state of Michi gan, described as: The Eat half lE'-i) of the Northeast Quarter iNEi of Seo-Ition tw-entr-seven i37. Town Six i North.

Range Fourteen tl4 East and containing sA acres, mre or less; -together with the hereditaments and there-f. The above desveri'd tra- of land formmg one parcel or bodv of land which is use--) and occupied as one Ifarm. The above described premises will be sold sufiect to an outstanding rTirt-liage to the In ton Joint Stork Land Rank of Detroit ith a principal balance of if .1.411. 0i with interest from Mav 1. 1331.

DatM June 13. 1S3T. 1 NTON JOINT ri'CK LAND RANK OF L'ETROIT. Mor tea gee. A G.

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