Family secrets unfold in a tangled court of lies
In a late scene Cherry sits with Judge Marshbanks as revelations surface about a baby swap, hidden parentage, and a fatal family rift. Emma and Mrs Marshbanks clash over truth, while Amy faces a shocking truth about her father and Cherry’s paternity, altering loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Cherry
Lottie
Amelia
Fred
Blue
Judge Comstock
Amy
Sarher
Lottie Rawlings
Saint Dorothea’s
Judson Marshbanks
Mother
Martin
Gogo
Kelly
Fran
Marshbanks
Renny
Amelia Marshbanks
Gran
It's Old Fashioned To Starve Chicks
The article argues against leaving baby chicks without feed for 24 to 72 hours. It advises open hoppers or flats for easy feeding, keeping starter mash in hoppers after day two, and adding grit and coal. Water should be fresh and lukewarm in early days.
Biker Family Visits Relatives in Judd District
Mrs Biker and her children of De spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Exelby and daughter Shirley. Mr and Mrs George F Richards and family and Mr and Mrs A G Richards and family and Mr and Mrs D G Richards spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards at Waltz.
Mooreville Social Roundup Highlights Two Golden Weddings
Mr and Mrs Loyal Kanitz hosted their euchre club Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs James Crittenden celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at Mooreville hall. Mr and Mrs xsurt Draper marked their 50th anniversary at Stony Creek hall. Mrs Louis Smith hosted Rebekah district No 10 past presidents gathering with 23 in attendance from Blissfield Monroe Britton Temperance Lambertville Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Tecumseh and Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Kanitz
Howard Berry
Kokomo
Ind
James Crittenden
Mooreville Hall
Xsurt Draper
Stony Creek Hall
Louis Smith
Rebekahs
Blissfield
Monroe
Britton
Temperance
Lambertville
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Tecumseh
Milan
Local Families Attend Visits and Events in Hammond Area
Hammond District residents and visitors gather for dinners and social events. Notables include E Q Stimpson visiting Arbor, Heininger family moving to Monroe farm, multiple Sunday dinners with Gilberts and Millers, Molly Holcomb fourth birthday party with ice cream and cake, and a shorthorn sale at Ward Bricker farm near Tipton. Sudden death of Newton Easton reported with funeral planned in Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Q. Stimpson
Artin Arbor
Carl Heininger
B. J. Monroe Farm
Roscoe McCartery
Everett Gilbert
Harold Spavin
Joan
Detroit
A. C. Miller
Edward Sneary
Adrian
Harold Holcomb
E. M. Gilbert
Kenneth Gordon
Molly
Ralph Hammond
Clarke Gordon
Ward F.bricker Farm
Tipton
Glen Gordon
Dean Gordon
Charles Deem
Clyde Burleson
Macon
Newton Easton
Britton
Niblick
Easton
Waynard Carr
Central York News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Dean Schmid remains bedbound with a heart ailment as visitors including Mr and Mrs Arthur Cook and the Cook offspring spend time at his home. Edith and Emmett Bailey visit Mrs David Thasher in Bridgewater. Ward Ernst reportedly buys Don Schultz’s place with Don acquiring part of Henry Radenbaugh farm as moves loom. Oak Grove 4 H Club hosts a Friday program with 60 attendees featuring 4 H and Red Cross activities followed by ice cream and cookies.
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Dean Schmid
Arthur Cook
David and
Allyn Cook
Edith
Emmett Bailey
David Thasher
Bridgewater
Walter Towler
Saline
Jacqueline Mitchell
Roy Sanders
Ward Ernst
Don Schultz
Don
Henry Radenbaugh
Bottt
Michigan State Radio Highlights on WKAR Station
MSC broadcasts describe Friends of the Library acquisitions including a first edition 1850 David Copperfield. Jackson Towne, MSC librarian, directs a series on the college library wealth and library planning. Programs air Wednesdays at 5 30 p m with Prof J D Menchofer on speech theory and Fridays at 10 34 a m through April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Library
Dicken
David Copperfield
College Library
Jackson Towne
MSC
J. D. Menchofer
Federation of Music Clubs
Christian Hermann Lansing
Federation
Horn On Tractor Speeds Up Jobs
Two Clinton county farmers Herman Openlander and Rollin Noble showcased ideas to speed farm work using a tractor horn as a safety and coordination signal. Their methods include horn alerts during grain hauling baling straw and bean stacking, improving timing and yields, with Michigan State College broadcasting the concept statewide. Michigan, with vast freshwater resources and long Great Lakes shoreline, is highlighted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Agricultural Engineering Service
Michigan State College
Herman Openlander
Rollin Noble
Noble
Michigan
Great Lakes
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan Case
The Gir uit Court for the County of Washtenaw sits in Ann Arbor on February 25 1944. Dorothea Maxine Lewis plaintiff and Golden Babar Lewis defendant appear before Judge George W Sample. An order requires the defendant to enter his appearance within the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
Michigan
Giruit
Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann Arbor
Dorothea -Maxine’ -Lewis
Golden
Babar
Lewis
Hon. George
Sample
Uppr - Stennary
WN. Brown
Alice Hancox
William Hancox
George W Sample
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Washatenaw
Publica tion Orders and Probate Account Notices
Public notice orders for publication in The Saline Observer announce the Twelfth Annual account of a trustee in Washtenaw County probate cases. Proceedings list May 5 1944 hearing, with dates for prior publication and involved parties including Luella M. Smith Nora Borgert and The Detroit Trust Company.
Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims
State of Michigan probate court for Washtenaw County orders creditors to present claims against Thalia Poulos deceased by June 13 1944 at ten in the forenoon. Publication required in Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge Jay G Pray presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Emily P. Davenport
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Saline
Nora.o. Borgert
Register of Probate
Thalia Poulos
State of Michigan Circuit Court Case Note
The State of Michigan Circuit Court for the County addresses a civil or criminal matter in substantial terms, detailing court authority, parties involved, and forthcoming proceedings or actions. Only readable fragments present guidance on case status and jurisdiction.
Appointment of Administrator for Katharina Hertler Estate
Court of Washtenaw County schedules hearing for Alfred Hertler to seek administration of Katharina Hertler estate. Lee Tescher or other suitable person may be appointed. Publication notices set for three weeks in The Saline Observer prior to April 25, 1944 hearing in Saline County. Nora O. Borgert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Observer
Washtenaw
State OF Michigan
Annn Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Katharina Hertler
Alfred Hertler
Lee Tescher
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Saline Observer Notice of Court Appearance
The Ir court in Ann Arbor on March 6 1944 requires Virginia Farrara to appear in the Farrara case with plaintiff Joseph Farrara. Clerk Irene A Seitz notes entries March 9 80 and April 6 20 44 with attorney Lee N Brown listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Sample
Luella M. Smith
Lee N. Brown
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Plaintif
Savings Bank
Epuby Weim N. Brown
Irene A. Seitz
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Safe Deposit
Mario Constantins
Sandra Baker
Eg Pe
Aes Arse
Crawford Avalanche
Judd
Mooreville
Hammond District
Central York
Michigan State Radio
WKAR
West Saline
Victor Berkich
C. D. Finkbeiner
Hollis Carr
Larry
C. D._Finkbeiner
H. Howeisen
Walter Schrader
Lorrin Bauer
J. Ashley Burg
Barbara Bauer
Mary Ann Groeb
Dwight Carr
Walter Rawson
Gottlieb Finkbeiner
Martha
Chelsea
Ernest Guenther
Women's Guild of
The
St James Church
Ida Braun
Young People’s League
Church
St. James Church of
Maxine
Phyllis Hertler
George Hertler
Dolores
Harry Hertler
Marie
Paul’ Kuebler
Clarence Wiedmayer
Otto Steele
Berrien County
Farm ‘Bureau ‘Services, Inc
Rou
Chancery Notice
Ircuit
Joseph Antonio Farrara
Virginia Farrara
George W. Sample
Marl
Fox de Luke
Fox de Luze Bing Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
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