Central York Social Notes Mention Local Visits
John Dicks Sr has been on the sick list for a few days. Alger Allison and son visited Tracy LeBaron on Crane road. Catherine Sanders from Vermilion Ohio visits her parents Elwin and Mrs Sanders. Murray Sanders and Carl Sanders from Ohio spent a day with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dicks, Sr
Alger Allison
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
Catherine Sanders
Vermilion
Ohio
Elwin Sanders
Murray Sanders
Lorain
Carl Sanders
Brownshelm
Richards Family Events Across Manchester and Nearby
George Franklin Richards and Jack Langstaff work in Manchester. Madison Richards and Joan Marie visited D. G Richards home Sunday. Clyde Desbrough attended Friday night at A. G. Richards. Mrs. Raymond Riggs stayed in Milan at her father Mr. Mitchell’s home. Levi Teachout hosts an old friend from Dundee for weeks. Jerry Richards from Ypsilanti spent a week with grandparents D. G. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Franklin Richards
Jack Langstaff
Manchester
Madison Richards
Joan Marie
D. G Richards
Clyde Desbrough
A. G. Richards
Raymond Riggs
Milan
Mr. Mitchell
Levi Teachout
Dundee
Jerry Richards
Ypsilanti
D. G. Richards
West Saline Notes Local Purchases Visits and Events
Otto Gall bought a new pickup and Albert Graf installed an electric stove. Mr and Mrs Harold Miller visited Mr and Mrs W P Schwecke Tuesday. Matthew Seeger will stay in bed about ten days. Oscar Klein and family spent Sunday with the Rentschier family. Harlan of Milan visited Fred Arend and wife. Harl Bondie hauled gravel for Andy Taylor who plans to reopen his gas station. Lawrence Tucker and family visited Wallace Jordan and family in Saline. Mrs Frank Tucker sits up briefly daily but cannot use her legs yet. Miss Kilma Kohler returned to Ann Arbor after weeks with her parents. About 25 fox hunters held a euchre party at Polar Bear Casino Friday. Mrs Barbara Bauer hosted fifty guests for Laurin Bauer’s birthday with progressive euchre. Sunday visitors to Albert Graf included Orrie and Raymond Graf and families from Ann Arbor, Willard Graf and family from Ypsilanti, and Harry Graf and family from Wyandotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Gall
Albert Graf
Harold Miller
W. P. Schweceke
Matthew Seeger
Oscar Klein
Herman Rentschier
Harlan
Milan
Fred Arend
Harl Bondie
Andy Taylor
Lawrence Tucker
Wallace Jordan
Saline
Frank Tucker
Kilma. Kohler
Ann Arbor
Herman Kohler
Polar Bear
Barbara Bauer
Laurin Bauer
Orrie Graf
Raymond Graf
Annn Arbor
Willard Graf
Ypsilanti
Harry Graf
Wyandotte
Adrian Visitor John Wiechner Makes Rounding Visit
John Wiechner visited Adrian on Saturday. Mrs Flora Vealey and son Jack spent Saturday in Detroit. Miss Joyce Vealey completed her course at Cleary College in Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiechner
Adrian
Flora Vealey
Jack
Detroit
Joyce Vealey
Cleary College
Ypsilanti
Community Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Ann Arbor Area
Mrs. Amos Luckhardt and daughter Virginia attended church confirmation at St Paul with family from Wixom Saline Ridgewater and Ann Arbor. Visitors included Flora Vealey Bertha Stilts and Britton residents as well as Ypsilanti Detroit and Wixom relatives. Multiple Sunday gatherings centered on the Luckhardt and Reed households with extended kin from Britton Wixom Ypsilanti Detroit Saline and Ridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Luckhardt
Virginia
Ann “Arbor
Flora Vealey
Bertha Stilts
Ann Arbor
Herman Mehler
Harold Hammond
Ernest Mashino
Karen
Hartfell
Thomas
Leon Vealey
Wesley Reed
Ypsilanti
Wayne
W. B. Bishop
Wixom
Hallie Mebler
Thurlow
Roy Kempf
Britton
Burt Mead
Roy Porklington
Stilts
Murl Cross
George Heeman
Iva . Heeman
Louis Allagrena
Detroit
St. Paul
Aaron Luckhardt
Adolph Stierle
Saline
Albert
Alberta
Donald Ernst
Ridgewater
Hammond District Socials Report Attendance Across Cities
Adrian visitors Mr and Mrs E O Stimpson visited Friday. Carl Mehrhardt from Detroit stayed with Kerry Gordon. Hovey Needham's hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller. Amelia Arbor visitors included Mrs Wava Hammond and Miss Betty Gordon. Mary Lewis of Saline celebrated a birthday with Ella McMann hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Stimpson
Adrian
Carl Mehrhardt
Detroit
Kerry Gordon
Hovey Needham
Arthur Miller
Wava Hammond
Joyce Gordon
Betty Gordon
Amn Arbor
Mable Vaness
Robert
Hovey
Walter Gordon
Pulver
Dundee
Ella McMann
Macon Social Circle Guests and Visits Report
Macon residents hosted and visited with relatives and friends across Michigan and nearby states. Highlights include visits from the Decherts in Detroit, the Kauers in Jackson, and the Hawkins and Wright families spending weekends together. A Ford Hospital patient, Kay Morden, returned home from treatment, and multiple women hosted gatherings for guests from Detroit Toledo and Franklin with several dinners and Sunday calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Robison
Flint
August Dechert
Detroit
Carroll. Kuder
Guy Davenport
Franklin
Almon Kuder
Allen Wise
Jackson
Elizabeth Healey
Raynor Scudder
Kenneth McKinnon
Bedford
Rose Hawkins
Carl Hawkins
Hugh Wright
Daisy Dixon
Doris
Follensbee
W. Va
Macon
Kay Morden
Walter Morden, Jr
Ford Hospital
Donald Craig
Martin Gruenke
David McKenney
Toledo
R. G Sage
George Bailey
Charles Gorton
Charles Bigelow
Clarence Damon
Dor
Birthday and shower gatherings mark social week
Mrs. Damon and families received many gifts at a shower while Herbert Gilmore celebrated a birthday anniversary. About a hundred attended a shower for Harold Hall and Clarence Damon. Penningtons hosted dinners for Vera and Lewis family members with several out of town guests visiting Tecumseh Ridgeway and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethy Hall
Damon
Ray’ Gilmore
Will Pennington
Vera
Herbert Gilmore
Harold Hall
Clarence Damon
M. B
Lyle Lewis
Lewis
Jackson
Glenn Pennington
Don Covill
Ridgeway
8. B. Martin
Leonard Lewis
Tecumseh
Weekend social notes from local area listings
Residents and visitors noted in a string of weekend calls and visits across Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Britton, Tecumseh, and Dearborn. Events include birthdays, family gatherings, and Mr and Mrs Ford opening a Smith house residence as a Macon high school cafeteria run by domestic science students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shough
Yppsilanti
Bert Bruder
E. W. Payne
Fenton and Flint
Argyle Biddle
Ypsilanti
J. D
Kenneth Frost
Ruth Kuder
Ann Arbor
Almon Kuder
Andrew Johnson
Eileen Johnson
Detroit
Robert Johnson
Bettie Johnson
Clayton Bigelow, Jr
Michigan State College
Donald
Harold Dechert
Ford Trade School
Dearborn
August Dechert
Don Bilby
Frank Morgan
Marvin du Bois
Jean Martin
Frank Morgan, Jr
Mike Papp
Charles Patterson
Britton
Marjorie Papp
Russel van Valkenburze
George Donke
Phillip Donke
Ida van Valkenburg
Joanne van Valkenburg
Shirley Thorn
Domestic Science
City Dump Schedule Narrowed to Tuesdays and Saturdays
The Monroe street city dump will close after this week except on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Warmers are not allowed to bring rubbish to this dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Street
Home Hodgepodge and Vision for Everyday Life
A collage of household tips and cheerful musings urges readers to share ideas for chores and recipes. It contrasts optimistic poetry about light and rain with advice to stock up on yard goods and sew during stormy weather, touting savings and colorful home projects.
Old Fashioned Ginger Care Recipe
A vintage style recipe lists ingredients including flour ginger cinnamon cloves allspice soda butter sorghum eggs buttermilk and hot water. It instructs to cream butter with sugar then blend molasses with heated mixture before alternating additions of dry and wet ingredients and baking at 325 degrees for about 300 minutes.
Haab Edges Haas In County School Board Race By 70 Votes
Julius W Haab won the county school commission post over Miss Cora Haas by a 70 vote majority. The item also notes visiting relatives and local church and club meetings including the M B church Ladies Aid and Saline Woman's Club events, a Rackham School scholarship for Esther L Gross, and several confirmations and social visits in Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius W. Haab
Cora Haas
Maxine
Betty Bracey
Morenci
Ronrad FitzGerald
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
Saline Woman's Club
Charles Miller
Mark B. Sugden
Esther L
Saline Rotary hears Prof Fagerstrom on farm prices and markets
At The Tavern last Thursday noon Prof L B E Fagerstrom of the Normal College Ypsilanti spoke on why farmers get about 60 percent of selling prices for goods. He cited reduced wheat markets as foreign nations make products locally. Dr C R Wright welcomed as a new member, with guests Paul Wiedman Plymouth, Max Collins, Grover Burgan and Charles Uphaus junior Rotarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Fagerstrom
Normal College
Ypsilanti
Rotary Club
C. R. Wright
George A Klager
Paul Wiedman
Plymouth
Max Collins
Grover Burgan
Charles Uphaus
Card of Thanks for Mary G. Marken Relatives
Expresses heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness and floral offerings during bereavement for Mrs. Mary G. Marken. Relatives convey gratitude from the Marken family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Marken
City Resolution on Garbage Bid Acceptance in Saline
City approves bid process for garbage collection with schedules three times weekly May 1939 to Navy 39 1989 and twice weekly December 1939 to April 1940 contract for one year bids due April 10 5 PM at City Clerk office motion carried with support from Lindemann City Clerk Lottie Wallace remarks on delays in tackling foundations for their castles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Saline
Navy
Lindemann
Yeas
Lottie. Wallace
Mrs Mary Marken Rites Held At Home In Saline
Funeral services were conducted at the Marken home for Mrs. Mary Gannett Marken born Mary Ann Mallock in Chard England December 25 1846. She came to Norwalk Ohio in 1873 married Henry Gannett later widowed and remarried William Marken dying in 1904. Survived by daughters Arlea Wilson Ypsilanti Emma Sherman Detroit stepson William Marken sister Esther Hodder and numerous grandchildren great grandchild and nieces. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery with Rev W B Laxman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gannett Marken
Mary Ann Mallock
John
Ann Mallock
Chard
Somersetshire
England
America
Norwalk
Ohio
Henry Gannett
William Marken
Gannett
Michigan
Esther Hodder
Marken
Arlea Wilson
Ypsilanti
Emma Sherman
Detroit
Saline
David Lawson
Lincoln Park
Miles Wilson
Ann Arbor
Walter Marsh
Rose E. Wilson
Gloria Fischer
Albert Mallock
Frank Hodder
Holly, Mich
Jay Moore
W. B. Laxman
Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Appointment of Administrator in Henne Estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders public notice for hearing Emma P. Henne petition to grant administration of Edward F. Henne estate to H. W. Keubler or another suitable person. Hearing set for April 27, 1939, at 10:00 AM in Ann Arbor. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
Public Notice of Tenth Annual Account in Hauser Estate
In the matter of the estate of Howard A. Hauser deceased, Detroit Trust Company as Trustee for Emma Drake and Leigh E. Drake files its Tenth Annual Account. The court sets May 2, 1939 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor for examination and allowance. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Jay G. Pray, Judge of Probate. Nora O Borgert, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Howard A. Hauser
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Emma Drake
Leigh E. Drake
Saline Observer
Jay. G. Pray
Nora O.borgert
Register of
Probata
Eighteenth and Final Account of Trustee in Michigan
Public notice in Washte naw County Probate Court announces the eighteenth and final accounting of The Detroit Trust Company as trustee for the estate of Walter S. Morden. The court schedules a hearing for May 4, 1939, at 10 a.m. and requires publication for three consecutive weeks in The Latine Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora Borgert, Register of Probate.
Pasadena Attractions and Landmarks Tour Recap
Mrs Warren recounts Pasadena highlights from a spring tour. She describes the Rose Bowl with 85 000 seats, Colorado Street Bridge over Arroyo Seco, Camelite Gardens, Sam Gabriel Mission founded 1775, Huntington hotel and bridge, Mountain View Mausoleum, and Martin Syvertsen’s 180 foot Story of Christianity mural ceiling painted by 200 frescoes over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Civic Center
Arroyue Seco
Sierra Madre
Colorado Street
Arroyo Seco
United States
Rose Bowl
Brooks Side Park
San Gabriel
Huntington Hotel
Huntington Bridge
California
Mountain View Mausoleum
Martin Syvertsen
Norway
Looked Like A Fight White Cloud Story
Lloyd Towne left home to confront the man who published a school news item about him and his girlfriend. He slipped on ice in town, sprained his wrist and bruised his face, and no fight occurred that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud
MPA
Lloyd Towne
Lloyd
Public sale license sought for LeBaron estate in Washtenaw
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on March 15 1939 Judge Jay G Pray presiding executor W A Austin asks for license to sell estate real estate to pay debts legacies and expenses Hearing set for April 14 1939 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office Notice to interested parties via three weekly publications in The Saline Observer Nora O Borgert Register of Probate March 28 April 6 1939
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Leander I. LeBaron
W. A. Austin
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Chancery Notice in Tucker v Tucker at Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Chancery Court a notice orders Ruth Tucker to appear within three months or face judgment. The case S Tucker vs Ruth Tucker originates at Ann Arbor with attorney Lee N. Brown of Ypsilanti. Publication dates run March 23 to May 27 in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Circuit Court
Saline Observer
Geo. W. Sample
Trene
Seitz
Lee N. ‘Brown
Ypsilanti
Michigan
S. “Attorney
Courtesy and friendliness warm a dreary world
A reflective note on how courtesy acts as friendliness, softening frigid human relations and yielding greater dividends in social life through consistent kindness and thoughtful behavior.
Michigan chancery notice in Washtenaw County court
The Circuit Court for Washtenaw County Michigan sits in Ann Arbor on February 20 1939. Eddie Coleman sues Anna Coleman in chancery with attorney Lee N Brown. The order requires appearance within three months and public notice in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Eddie Coleman
Anna Coleman
Lee N. Brown
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Knapp Mortgage in Ann Arbor
Mortgage default leads Huron Valley Building and Savings Association to foreclose on the Knapps' Ann Arbor property. Sale set for June 3, 1939 at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door of Washtenaw County Court House, Washtenaw County Michigan. Includes lot in Packard Lawn Addition and subject restrictions from prior deed. Attorney for Mortgagee: W. B. Van Ameringen, Ann Arbor Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Knapp
Genevieve
D. Knapp
Ann Anchot
Michigan
Huron Valley Buildings and Savings “Association
Michigan Corporation
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Annn
Arbor
Packard Lawn
Ann Arbo
Stabel AL Sich
Eugene H. Hennah
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
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Central York
Judd
West Saline
South Saline
Hammond District
Bormant Oi
J. Bredernitz & Company
Wi E. Bmidhiean Avenue
Lillian Terhune
Harry
Warry
Edgar Westphal
Raymond Westphal
Battle Creek
Betty Boettger
Jack Winkle
Billy Rogers
A. L
Franklin Rote
Walter Schrader
Herman Frye
West of Saline
Harry Steiner
Lamar
Agron Steiner
Glen, Sheldon
Hlmer Myer
Alfred Jeddle
Velma
Carl Woelper
Della
Cloyce Steiner
James Steiner
Marybee
Ray Daniels
George Helzerman
C. A. Curtiss
Thomas Shurtz
M. Lewis
G. C. Townsend
Irving LeBaron
Methodist Children’s Orphanage
Shurtz
Florence Knight
Eir Castles
Mrs
Mary Gannett Marker
Edward F. Henne
Emma P. Henne
H. W. Keubler
Nora O. Borgers
Jay G Pray
Walter S. Morden
Detroit ‘Trust Cormany
Tay G
Pray
Nora. QO. Borgert
Mrs. Warren
Chancery Notice
Chancery Woteice
George W. Samplh
Luella M. Smith
Savings Bank Rlde
Mortgagee
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