Michigan officers qualify to teach first aid at Roscommon station
Fourteen conservation officers from upper and lower peninsulas have qualified to teach first aid classes after 15 hours of instruction at the department's forest fire experiment station at Roscommon. Most of Michigan's larger lakes have an annual vertical fluctuation range of a foot or more. Over 273,000,000 tons of Michigan produced sand and gravel, valued at nearly 130,000,000, have gone into paving and road making, building construction, and railroad ballast in the last 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Lower Peninsulas
Department
Forest Fire Experiment Station
Roscommon
Michigan
Local social notes from Macon and nearby towns
A roundup of visits and family news across Macon and nearby cities. Residents entertain relatives and friends from Detroit to Ypsilanti, with outings in Leslie Ann Arbor Brighton and Kalamazoo. A letter reports 1st Lt Ralph Camburn completing 35 missions and awaiting furlough.
Weekend visits in Toledo and Ann Arbor noted
Mrs. Fleury and Mrs. Exelby visited Toledo on Saturday. Miss Curtis from Lansing spent the weekend with Shirley Exelby. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Richards of Ann Arbor visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Moore
Ypsilanti
Marjorie Morgan
Detroit
P. K. Morgan
Joseph Whartley
Richard Robinson
Charles Burleson
Dearborn
LaVerne Pennington
Frank Caris
Traverse City
Nevin Langan
Jackson
E. C. Payne
Clayton Bigelow
Clayton, Jr
Gen. Patton
Third Army
Germany
Hattie Robison
South Bend
Ind
S. A. Jeffries
John Ladd
Dele Clark
Mark Randall
Leslie
Grant Hendershot
Ralph Cloud
Charles Gorton
D. F. Carmichael
Pontiac
J. D. Frost
C. O. Biddle
Dale
Social Roundup Residents Visit Relatives and Local Fire Briefing
Mary LeBaron spent last week with daughters in Milan. Detroit visitors include Arthur Goldie and Kearney family calling on Joseph Sweeney. Baltimore and Mooreville relatives joined James Crittenden and Bruce Le Baron families. A woodshed fire at Oak Grove school was started by hot ashes and quickly put out. Easter guests from Detroit included the Omalev and Chenovic families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary LeBaron
Milan
Arthur Goldie
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Kearney and Son
George Johnson
Baltimore
Bruce LeBaron
Alger Allison
James Crittenden
Mooreville
Oak Grove School
Ziva Omalev
Myr
Chenovic
Michael Omalev
Frank Babiche
Thomas Omalev
Order Appointing Hearing for Estate Claims
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders creditors of Daniel I. Klein deceased to file claims by June 4 1945 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge Jay G. Pray presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Saline Observer
Said
Charles W. Brenson
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
In Washtenaw County Chancery Court at Ann Arbor on February 19 1945 Dora May Miller sues Lewis Frank Miller. Defendant must appear within three months. publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Court: George W. Samplh Circuit Judge. Luella M. Smith Clerk. Lee N. Brown attorney.
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Stath OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann Arbor
Dora May Miller
Lewis Frank Miller
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Samplh
Luella M. Smith
Irene A. Seitz
Ypsilanti
Eva Goble
Paintiff
Latine Observer
Geo. W. Sample
Savings Bank Bld
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Washtenaw Chancery Publication Notice in 1945 Case
State of Michigan circular court in Washtenaw County orders Eva Goble to publish weekly statutory notice in The Latine Observer. Court in Ann Arbor on March 5 1945. Plaintiff Woodrow Goble, attorney GEO W Sample. Publication dates March 8-29 and April 5-19 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Probate order for Brenson estate in Washtenaw County
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan issues notice in Ann Arbor for the estate of Charles W. Brenson. The hearing is set before June 15 with publication in The Saline Observer on April 5 12 and 19 1945.
Boy Scout Camp Schedules 1945 Session Opening June 17
The Twentieth season of the Newkirk Scout summer camp opens June 17 and runs to July 28 1945. Clarence Munn chairman says plans include planting trees in 1926 first camp year and returning staff Don ald Drake swimming coach at Ann Arbor High and assistant Donal Burns of Ypsilanti with other staff to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Clarence Munn
Donald D. Drake
Ann Arbor High School
Donal Burns
Ypsilanti
West Saline Happenings Include Housewarming and Guild Meeting
On Saturday evening a neighborly welcome and house warming took place with progressive euchre and refreshments. The Women's Guild of St. James met at Mrs. H. Howeisen's home on Thursday and planned additional quilt stitches, raising over $75. Delegates to the regional conference were chosen. Nearby, Finkbeiner and Lewis delivered Berkshire gifts and two Shepherd puppies to Miami Farms near Peru Indiana, where they saw a $1,200 bear and a $600 one. The 1,400 acre farm along the Wabash river, once Wallace show winter quarters, experienced floods sending elephants swimming to Peru, later shot as capture proved impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
Women’s Guild of
Ann Arbor
C. D. Finkbeiner
Anthony Lewis
Miami Farms
Peru
Ind
Tony
Wabash River
Wallace Shows
Weekend visits and park power notes across Michigan
Hammond district residents visited relatives in Romeo Flint and Shelby while Delores Marion attended an Easter party at the Leonard home. Detroit visitor Roland Ebaugh stopped by his sister in Ma con. A birthday of Mabel Needham drew eleven friends from Ma con. Michigan parks supply electricity to campers with a small fee. Some root crops like parsnips Jerusalem artichokes can stay in ground through winter for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frisbee
Romeo
Bruce Gordon
Flint
Delores Marion
Leonard Home
Roland Ebaugh
Detroit
Fliverett Gilbert
Macon
Mabel Needham
B. M. Gilbert
Claire
Shelby and
Rothbury
Probate Notice for Nellie Russell Deceased
The court requires all claims against Nellie Russell, deceased, to be presented by June 21, 1945 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Public notice will run for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Jay G. Pray, Judge of Probate, April 1, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
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Fox de Luxe Brog. Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Crick
New Hampshires
White Leghorns
Lodi Hatchery & Poultry Farm
Saline Road
Pleasant Lake Road
Saline
U. S
New Hampshire
Klager’s Hatcheries
Bridgewater
Ernest Camburn
BE. W. Payne
Ensign Jack Pennington
Corpus Christi
Texas
Eva Camburn
Clyde Spence
Monroe
Fred Teufel
Schuyler Easlick
John Teufel
Kenneth Haslick
Raynor Scudder
Wade Scudder
Wayne Walker
Plymouth
Jack Leach
Kalamazoo
Ervenia Harmon
Lansing
Ora Harmon
Paul Sorensen
Marion
Verna Crittenden
John Crittenden
Clare Camburn
Ralph Camburn
Zella, Nichols
Carl Auten
Herman Miller
Britton
Effie Kuder
Judd
Central York
Chancery Notice
West Saline
Hammond District
Jerusalem
Nellie Russell
Hartford
Elvin Armbruster
Michigan Ave
Pittsfield Village
Washtenaw Road
Willow Run
Reaume & Silloway, Inc
Buhl Bldg
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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