Petition to Sell Real Estate in Washtenaw Probate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on March 28 1921 Judge Emory E Leland presiding administrator C A Curtiss seeks license to sell real estate at private sale for estate distribution A hearing is set for April 22 at ten oclock in the forenoon publisher Saline Observer three weekly notices required by order true copy signed EMORY E LELAND DORCAS C DONEGAN Register 31
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Saline
Washtenaw
Emory E. Leland
Dorcas C. Donegan
Henry Street Location For Sale With Utilities And Garden
For sale a prime Henry street site with house lights and water and a 4 by 10 lot and a splendid garden. McKay street house offers water sewer bath furnace good lot and location. 225 acre Washtenaw county farm includes house barn Ed ison lights water works hot water heat bath and seat. Several small parcels from two to 18 acres also listed.
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Henry Street
McKay Street
Washtenaw County
STORE NEWS PROMOTES FERTILIZER AND HARDWARE SALE ITEMS
W M Fowler Edward J Muir announces closing stock sale with advertised prices on V C fertilizer Hi Grade Gasoline Sinclair Kerosene Pennant Kerosene and Mobil gasoline. Also offers fence supplies auto tools safety razors paints glassware stoves and Winchester tools with local agency in Saline.
Election of Officers of the U B S for Ensuing Year
The annual meeting on Monday evening April 4 elected Worthy Matron Mabel Stierle and Worthy Patron Martin Fross to lead the U B S. Other officers named include Secretary Mintie Coe and Treasurer Fannie Friss with a full slate of positions. A note on student activities mentions University of Oregon boxing and University of Pennsylvania cooking lessons, followed by a bank door incident and thrift week updates.
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Mabel Stierle
Martin Fross
Asso
Matilda Wheeler
Mintie Coe
State News Across Michigan Regions
Eastern time adoption by city commission takes effect April 9. Multiple cities report new ordinances planning boards, escapes, burglaries, bread price cuts, and consolidations. Notable items include Jails in Adrian, sentencing in Hillman, jury service steps in Kalamazoo, and a court case in Ann Arbor involving train thefts. Local planning, public notices, and municipal changes mark the update.
Local Socials and Visits Spread Through Saline Area
Mrs Erwin Klager was in Saline Saturday. Charles Breining spent Sunday at home. Jennings Hartlein traveled to Jackson Saturday. Miss Gertrude Scheurer visited Ann Arbor last week. Mr and Mrs John Vowels of Detroit were here on business. Mr and Mrs Oscar Blum and Leo visited George Blum on Sunday. Edna Schellenberger visited Manchester friends Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Michael Klager and Luther of Ann Arbor were here Sunday and Monday. Marguerite Reidel and friend of Dexter were Sunday guests of Frank Reidel. Pamilla McGinn visited Bersuders and Maynard Kidd over the weekend. George Bersuder family spent Sunday with Faulhaber family. Dance at Kisger and Rever vali Thursday evening promised good music. Charles Scheurer and family motored to Adrian to Frank Lane’s home Sunday. Isouetta Westphal of Saline spent days with Hes Selma Boettner. Selma returned to Saline. Frank Keuhner of Fantine spent Tuesday with Bersuders. Mrs Katherine Keuhner rode to Ann Arbor for a weeks visit. Joseph Bersuder family and Delia Reed family called on Gottlieb Scherdt in Freedom Sunday.
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Michael Klager
Liuther
Ann Arbor
Marguerite Reidel
Dexter
Frank Reidel
Pamilla McGinn
Joe Bersuder
Maynard Kidd
Isouetta Westphal
Saline
Hes Selmra Boettnar
Selma
Frank Keuhner
Fantine
Katherine Keuhner
Local Social Notes and Funeral Report From Ypsilanti Area
Central York Jesse Bird and Raymond Orr were in Ypsilanti on Monday and a group of residents visited relatives in Ohio and Saginaw. A funeral for Mrs. John Bush of Mooreville was held at York Baptist Church with interment at Marble Park. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Wheeler of Dexter on Saturday April 2. Twenty seven men rebuilt church sheds at the Baptist church Thursday followed by a pot luck dinner.
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Jesse Bird
Ypsilanti
Raymond Orr
Lee Schneider
Ohio
Fred Schroen, Jr
Henry Murray
John Bush
Mooreville
York Baptist Church
Marble Park Cemetery
Baptist Church
Orrin Canine
Foley Cathartic Tablets Endorsement Ad
An old advertisement quotes J E Colver of Los Ante es California praising Foley Cathartic Tablets after six years of trying various remedies. The testimonial claims the tablets are the best ever used.
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J.E Colver
Labor Temple
Los Ante Es
Cals
Local notice on advertising rates and notices
The text outlines subscription prices and advertising rates including 1 cent per word, poetry at five cents per line, obituaries and marriage notices free, and resolutions at one dollar. It notes that material benefiting an individual or business will be charged at regular advertising rates and that advertising terms are available on application.
Christian Science Notes Sunday Services at Citi appears Bank
Christian Science Notes announce services in the Citizens Bank building on Sunday at 10 a.m. A testimony meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation extends to Sunday school at 11 a.m. for pupils under 20 years.
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Citizens Bank
La.m
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