Probate notice for Rachel Gregory estate 1922
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Emma Sanford, legatee, petitions to admit Rachel Gregory will to probate and appoint executor Carl Curtiss or another suitable person. Hearing set for April 14 at 10 a.m. at the probate office. Publication in Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Emory E. Leland, Judge. Dorcas C. Donegan, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory BK. Leland
Rachel Gregory
Emma 2. Sanford
Carl A. Curtiss
Ten O’coock
Saline
Suit In Chancery Orders Nonresident Defendant Warned
In Washtenaw County Michigan Charles F Mitchell sues Josephine Mitchell in circuit court. The order requires the nonresident defendant to enter appearance within three months or have the bill confessed. Publication in the Saline Observer or personal service at least twenty days prior to appearance is mandated, with mailed copy to last address by registered mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Mitchell
Josephine Mitchell
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Erie
Pennsylvania
Cavananga & Burke
Saline
Washtenaw
George W. Sample
Cavanaugh & Burke
Claramon L. Pray
For Sale Property Lots and Farms Near Saline Area
For sale multiple parcels including 2 acres with six room house, barn, several fruit trees. 160 acre farm with buildings, timber, wheat and meadow. 90 acres near car line. houses on Mich Ave Henry McKay Ann Arbor streets. rental options and cheap building lots. Hastings Mich Mutual Windstorm Co. insurance offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ann Arbor Road
Henry Street
McKay Street
Ann Arbor Street
Saline Social Roundup Sees Local Family Visits
Everett Collins and son Charles visited Saline Sunday. Mrs. Ora Losee stayed with Mrs. Hugh Craig Tuesday. Helen Craig visited William Baslick’s family Sunday. Donald Stilts visited family friends. Hamilton Moore and Forest Louden visited Adrian Friday. Leon Vealey family visited Frank Stilts. Leon Hall and Dorothy moved to Dearborn. Forest Louden and kids visited Nick Kellogg near Cone. Ernest Gilbert's group visited Forest Louden Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Losee
Hugh Craig
Helen Craig
William Baslick
Donald Stilts
Donald
Roscoe
Walter Craig
Hamilton Moore
Forest Louden
Leon Vealey
Frank Stilts
Leon Hall
Dorothy
Dearborn
Nick Kellogg
Cone
Ernest Gilbert
Ed. Johnson
Kenneth
Ernest Bailey
Miss Mary Jackson Visits Oakgrove School
Central York reports social visits with Miss Mary Jackson at Oakgrove School and multiple local residents hosting relatives and friends. An auction at John Connor's drew good attendance despite bad weather. extended visits are noted among Richards and Goodman households in Milan Saline and Ann Arbor areas.
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Mary Jackson
Oakgrove
Joseph Stautch
Ann Arbor
Alice Richards
Mildred Richards
Hazel Richards
Milan
John Connor
Carlton Murray
John Gooding
Alger Allison
Local Notes and Meetings Across Macon and Nearby
A series of social and health notes from Macon and surrounding towns reports residents ill or recovering, visits between families, and moves. The Ma con Poultry association held a March meeting at Mr Nashs home with a pot luck lunch and plans for summer sessions and an April meeting hosted by Ray Gilmore. A motorcyclist comments humorously on car fear contrasting with drivers of the finest road machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Poultry Association
Washeld
Nash
Ray Gilmore
Music—Association
Broilers For Profit
E. W. Payne
Heilman
Local Social Roster and Visits Highlight Weekends
Aldene Betz is ill in Bridgewater. Mr and Mrs Mike Klager of Ann Arbor visited for a few days. Walter Thrasher and son Therol of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with their parents Miss Ruth Breining stayed with Mrs Claxton Rentschler of Lodi last week. Edna Schellenberger resumed domestic duties Saturday after time with Manchester relatives. Mrs Erwin Klager visited Saline over the weekend. Mary Dunn and Hugh Bowman of Detroit with Erwin Reule of Ann Arbor called on Miss Gertrude Scheurer Sunday. Mrs George Bersuder hosted a quilting party Thursday. Mrs Joe Bersuder and daughters Delia Reed and Helen Bersuder and Mrs Christ Sautter were noted attendees.
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Walter Thrasher
Therol
Ann Arbor
Ruth
Breining
Claxton Rentschler
Lodi
Edna Schellenberger
Anini
Manchester
Mary Dunn
Hugh Bowman
Detroit
Erwin Reule
Gertrude Scheurer
George Bersuder
Joe Bersuder
Delia, Reed
Helen Bersuder
Christ. Sautter
Local Social Roundup in Central Lode
Central Lods residents share visits and calls on friends and relatives across the weekend. Mrs. Fred Wagner hosted and visited neighbors, while Arthur Drake and Bert Moore families hosted guests. Several Milan and Jackson visitors are noted along with Detroit travel for Mrs. Fred Hicks.
Spring 18 Here Calls and Housecleaning Sale Reminder
Mrs N C Davenport and others called on Monday afternoon. March attendance shows several pupils in district No 10 did not miss a word. Begin spring cleaning now sorting out unused items for sale with Observer Liners to reach buyers. Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer and baby Warren visited her parents in Solo. baby born April 1 at Ann Arbor, first grandchild for Mr and Mrs J Fred Staebler and first great grandchild for Mr Michael Staebler.
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Lois Manor
Marion
Viola Lamparter
Glyde Davenport
Norman Moore
Observer
Observer Line
Fred Mayer
Warren
BE. Schneider
Solo
Mayer
Baby
Paul Kempf
Ann Arbor
J. Fred Staebler
Michael Staebler
Saline Farmers Club Meets At Smith Farm For March Session
The Saline Farmers club met March 11 at the Smith farm west of town. President Bildner led the opening with America. Members quoted Edgar Guest, Mrs. Hildner read Guest poems, and Miss Clara Smith sang. Harry Finch reported on Miller & Son stock farm visits. The meeting adjourned to meet with Josenhans sisters in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Parmers Club
Beattiter” Farm
Jacob Smith
Co. BF. Bildner
America
Edgar Guest
C. F. Hildner
Clara Smith
Edwin Smith
Michigan Agricultural College
Arthur Miller
Mr. Spitler, Jr
T. Josenhans
Commissioners Notice in Ida Chandler Estate
Four months from March 23 1922 creditors may present claims against Ida Chandler estate in Saline Savings Bank Saline during two sessions May 24 and July 24 at 10 a m to receive examine and adjust claims signed C C Wheeler and Fred Burkhart Commissioners Probates Court appointed.
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State of
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ida Chandler
Saline Savings Bank
Saline
Said County
C. C. Wheeler
Fred Burkhart
Neighborhood Vignettes on Domestic Dinner Plans
Mrs Smart reports her husband will miss dinner tonight. Mrs Knagg laments men staying at home, noting her own husband has remained indoors for over a week.
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Mrs. Knagg
Fragmentary dialogue underscores strained domestic tensions
A clipped exchange reveals a conflict over affection and trust in a strained domestic scene. The speaker chides a partner for bringing home gifts, while another dismisses romantic gestures as risky, highlighting suspicion and restraint.
Half a Dozen Doctors Lose Hope for Mabel
A short local note reports that about six doctors have given up on Mabel as her health deteriorates after she refused to pay medical bills, reflecting a fiscal conflict impacting treatment.
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Mabel
What She Felt
A brief dialogue portrays Emily's envy of a girl Jim loved, and a mother offering reassurance that such hurt fades when new acquaintance begins. The exchange reflects common family dynamics and adolescent feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Jim
Too Much Knowledge in Town Shadows
A wry line contrasts social insight with observed distance among elite circles. It questions why a man who knows influential people remains separate even as those circles acknowledge him.
Town Pests The Town Dog Causes Nightly Ruckus
The town dog barks at callers, befriends tramps, chases cats, scares children, digs beds, starts street quarrels, tracks through kitchens, and fills yards with junk and bones, waking residents with nightly howling at the moon.
Pull Together or Pull to Pieces Motto Notes Trade
A proverb echoed in business circles contrasts resilience with fragmentation. The phrase underlines the value of unified effort over chaotic breakups in corporate strategy and teamwork settings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State of Michigan
County of Washtenaw
Chancery Notice
Mich. Ave
Mutual Windstorm Co. of
Hastings
W. M. Fowler
South Saline
Everett Collins
Charles
Central York
Fred Richards
Mrs
Francis Gould
Iss Beulah and
Roy Richards
George Richards
New Hampshire
Guy Richards
Macon
George Lane
Ernest Cambuarn
Frank Randall
Hudson
Byron Rhodes
Sarah Biddle
Ypsilanti
Jesse Frost
Frank McGuire
Tecumseh
Lavern Heininger
Lavern Camburn
E. M. Dewey
Clinton
Mayne Pennington
Earl McCollum
Roy McCollum
Charles Williams
St. Louis
Missouri
Mrs. Donat
Fostoria
Ohio
Matt Langham
Frank Sattersa
Bridgewater
Aldene Betz
Mike Klager
Erwin Klager
Martin Schaible
Lods
Fred Wagner
Theodore Steward
Jacob Kinsley
Ernest Mayer
N. C. Davenport
Russell
Raymond Manor
Clyde Davenport
George Drake
Scio
Arthur Drake
Ben Cook
Bert Moore
M. Pgrosshans
Will Lindemann
Walter
John Lindemann
Margaret Kress
Jackson
S. J. Kress
Fred Hicks
Harold Hicks
Clarence Grosshans
M. F. Grosshans
Cixcle Davenpont
Norman
Helen Moore
Erwin Lindemann
Clara Egger
Farmers’ Club
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
H. G
Herman Heininger
Silo
Indiana
Bourbon and
B. V. Silos
Hinckleys Hat Shop
Michigan Ave
Ypsilanti, Mich
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