School News Highlights Classroom Programs And Events
The article details U S Navy model airplane classes with Roy McIntyre, economics lectures by Harry Holmes at Citizens Bank, and a Saline Savings Bank insurance talk. It notes a lively spring, lawn care, shop and homemaking classes, a declamation contest with Beatrice Nelson and Marian Feldkamp, a band banquet, and a Red Cross Nutrition course graduating 24 members. It also covers F F A officer elections, algebra progress, a Victory Club, measles absences, and community service ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Holmes
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Alwin Burkhardt
Ann Arbor
Red Cross
Elizabeth Washburn
Rose Anderson
Eunice Armpruster
Edna Blair
Thelma Burkhart
Wiltrude Eilsman
Grace Ford
Opal Hart
Dorothy Hutzel
Elisabeth Kuebler
Virginia Lee
Genevieve Martin
Dorothy Stimpson
Melvina Anthony
Rose Bearss
Lena Burkhardt
Terene Byers
Ella Finkbeiner
Pauline
Mooreville Social Happenings and Local Visits
Mooreville notes a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Dam Hoffman of Dundee and other social calls. James LeBaron had tonsils removed at Beyer hospital. A Saline Grange gathering featured cards and lunch. Mrs. Loyal Kanitz attended a funeral in Ypsilanti and broke her arm in Milan. Myrtle Marie Hoffman and Donald Knabusch wed plans announced for April 18. Loyola Kanitz competed in a district spelling bee in Manchester. Jean Kanitz's wedding to Fred Falk held at Cone. A boy named John Berry suffered a facial eye injury. lens removed at St Joseph hospital. Mooreville PTA met with piano solos and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Sangree
Dam Hoffman
Dundee
Mildred Fuller
Audrey Schwartz
James LeBaron
Beyer Hospital
Ypsilanti
Saline Grange
York Hall
Loyal Kanitz
Floyd Ganong
James DeMott Rust
Yp Silanti
Kenneth Laid
Clarence Kanitz
Ab Cone
John Berry
St. Joseph Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mooreville P. T. A
Lois
Local Visits and Home Life Highlight Central York Area
Central York residents and guests share social calls at the Allison and Omalev homes. Detroit visitors Tom Omalev and a Milan worker plan water drilling near the Omalev property as Bruce LeBaron and others drop by.
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Executions
Public auction will sell multiple properties in Washtenaw County Michigan. First, a 1942 sheriff sale of Lot 258 Darlington Subdivision 1 Pittsfield Township at the Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor. Second, a mortgage foreclosure of property in Ann Arbor described as the west 28 feet of lot 14 Wilmot's Addition, with sale set for July 11 1942 at 10:00 am Eastern War Time. Sheriff John L. Osborn to oversee. attorney Chas Fillington represents Emma Van Becelaere and Elizabeth Kitson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Lillian E. Lange
Albert C. Lange
Saline Observer
State OF Michigan
John W. Bowen
Florence Bowen
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Charles S. Scheurer
Pittsfield
County of
Darlington
Pittsfield Township
Washtenaw County
Packard and
Parkwood Avenues
Ann. Arbor
Detroit
Leland T. Strickland
Jane L. Strickland
Elizabeth Kitson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Charles T. Wilmot
W. E. van Ameringen
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Navy
Roy McIntyre
Greenstein
Joseph E. Maddy
National Music Camp
Interlochen
Mich
Ell
Olen
Lambarth
Gertrude de Lottfier
Dolores Maller
Dorothy Weibusch
Glen
Gordon
Doys
David Gordon
Richard Burmeister
Arthur Singleton
Glenn Haeussier
Harold Wackenhut
Weston Haeussier
Uncle Sam
Smith-Ernst
Wilma Ernst
George Ernst
Clinton
Basel Smith
Ruby Smith
Tecumseh
Martha Mary Chapel
Macon
C. H. Wittbracht
Smith
Holcomb
Loyola
Civery Ehling
Defense
Michigan Associated Telephone Company
Mooreville
Central York
Edward’ “Alber
Alice Meyerg
Allison
Tom Omalev
Jim
Omalev
William Bach
Saline
Alger Allison
Grant
Tuttle Hill Road
Amn
Arbor
John D. Allison
Bruce LeBar
W. Ia Kendall
Silvius
Bruce LeBaron
Joseph Sweeney
Milan
John Silvassy
George Schuster
Vineyard Lake
Brooklyn
G. L. Parsons
Morton Poultry Farm
Saline, Mich
A.new
RA Aa
Pan Ee
America
Wheeler's
Greyhound
Altes
Gopsright
Tirelf
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