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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
4
Local Hammond residents report visits and gatherings over Good Friday and Easter weekend. Families include Blums, Hamonds, Gordons, Gilberts, Needhams, and Rand families enjoying meals, parties, and Sunday dinners in Adrian, Britton, and nearby towns.
Central Lods Mr and Mrs Bert Hummel hosted all their children for Easter dinner. Mr and Mrs Bert Moore spent Friday with her aunt Mrs Clara Kalmbach. Katherine Rothenbecker visited her parents in Ann Arbor over the weekend. Mr and Mrs William Birkle and family of Platt spent Easter with her parents. Mr and Mrs Cyrus Reed and Delores of near Chelsea were callers on Bert Moore Sunday evening. Miss Gertie Ireke, who has been staying with Ernest Heller in Ann Arbor the past three months, returned home last week.
Mrs Joe Fleury and Mrs Dean Fleury of Ypsilanti host Saturday and Sunday visits. Jackson resident Mrs Leola Murray spends weekend with D G Richards and family. Supper guests include several Ann Arbor and Saline residents plus local Richards family members. A quoted poem by Thomas Moore closes the note with reflections on memories. The passage ends with a remark about unorganized information.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County sets June 15 1945 as the deadline for creditors to present claims against Charles W. Brenson deceased. Hearing and examination to be held at the Ann Arbor Probate Office with publication required in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior to the date. Judge Jay G. Pray presiding.
Central York reports a Saturday visit by Mr and Mrs Carl Sanders to the Allisons. Raymond Sweeney from Detroit visits his father Joseph Sweeney. Paul Johnson of Baltimore visits his aunt Mrs Bruce LeBaron. Mr and Mrs Bruce LeBaron stay Friday at Fred Tanchell's near Durand. Mrs Alfred Buell and Ohio visitors stay with Mrs Rena Sanders. Pvt Robert Hopps, recently home from overseas and time in a Wales hospital, calls on Alger Allison. About fifty relatives gather Friday at Mrs Rena Sanders home for a potluck in honor of Carl and wife.
West Saline residents visited the Bauer home on Saturday. Herman Howeisen and family attended the funeral of Herman Allmendinger in Ann Arbor. Rev Haneberg and wife traveled to Cleveland due to a nephew’s death. The Farm Bureau met at the Howeisen home with Vice Chairman Ralph Mann presiding on Rural Education. A luncheon followed and the next gathering is planned at Ida Braun’s home. Norman Angell, English economist, was born Ralph Norman Angell Lane.
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court requires claims for the Daniel I. Klein estate by June 4 1945. Hearing scheduled with publication of this order in The Saline Observer for three weeks. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. March 29 April 5 12 1945.
An order in a probate matter sets March 18 1945 for the hearing of claims against the deceased Washtonw. with a May 31 1945 deadline to file. Public notice is required for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G. Pray of Probate presides.
Social items show visits and guests across towns including Dearborn Maumee St Louis Cardington and Ypsilanti. A birth is recorded in Ann Arbor at St Joseph's Mercy hospital and a funeral in Jackson is noted. A legal notice requests cleaning out Bridgewater No 2 Drain with a Board of Determination meeting set for April 13 1945 at Gustave Hopper residence.
Legal notice from Washtenaw County Circuit Court announcing defendants must appear within three months, with publication in The Saline Observer. Names include Lee N. Brown, Eva Goble, and Woodrow Goble. dates cite March 1 29 and April 5 12 1945.
State of Michigan in the Office of the County Drain Commissioner gives notice that on the 23rd day of July 1944 a meeting of the Board of Determination will be held regarding Bridgewater No 2 Drain. Official notices list location and agenda for the drainage project.
The Court for the County of Washtenaw in Chancery sitting at Ann Arbor on February 19 1945 notes Dora May Miller as plaintiff and Lewis Miller as defendant upon statutory showing made.
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