Publication Order for Final Administration Account
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders the final administration account for Lucy A. Cobb be examined and allowed on August 22, 1935 at 10:00 AM at the Ann Arbor office. Public notice via The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing is required. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora O. Borgert is Register of Probate.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G Pray
Lucy A. Cobb
Fern E. Crittenden
Saline
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Washtenaw County Michigan
Public notice announces a foreclosure sale by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association on September 14, 1935 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Ann Arbor Court House. It covers Lots 6 and 7 in Tappan Park, with Lot 7 released, securing a mortgage dated February 27, 1930. Default totals $16,453.38 plus costs. attorney W E Van Ameringen represents the mortgagee.
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Ralph
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Ann Arbor
Circuit Court
County of Washtenaw
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Tappan Park
Michigan Corporation
W. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Changes urged in banking bill amendments suggested
Businessmen and bankers told Congress that the Banking Act of 1935 would centralize control of credit in a politically influenced Federal Reserve Board. They urged independence for the board to keep monetary policy free of partisan considerations and to serve agriculture industry and trade based on sound credit principles.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Conmon
Federal Reserve System
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Hecht
American Bankers Association
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Supreme Court of Banking
Federal Reserve Act
Supreme Court of Finance and Banking
Federal Reserve
Don’t Throw It on the Dump Old Household Goods Ad
An appeal urges residents to avoid dumping usable items like chairs stoves tables and carpets. It offers how to trade or sell unwanted belongings for cash through local offices and classified services, citing examples from newspapers and a call to action for readers.
Banks Rapidly Reduce Debt From Reconstruction Finance Loans
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation advanced 1.86 billion to banks and trust companies from February 1932 through April 30, 1985, with repayments totaling at least 1.34 billion or over 72 percent. Loans authorized reached 7,396 institutions in an aggregate 2.35 billion, of which 345 million was withdrawn or canceled and 140 million remains unaccepted.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Simplification Plan For Bank Checks Outlined
A Bank Management Commission bulletin details plans to simplify bank checks notes drafts and related instruments by standardizing size and arrangement. Recommendations from a decade ago led to about 85 percent adherence across banks and lithographers and commercial issuers.
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New York
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
Association
United States Department of Commerce
National Bank Note Retirement Shifts Currency Scale
The retirement of national bank notes totaling about 800 million dollars boosts Treasury deposits of lawful money to replace bonds tied to outstanding notes. Withdrawals from circulation will take time and cause substantial bank fund shifts, but this volume of currency retirements is unlikely to cause large disruption in any country.
Excessive Rain Moisture Threatens Michigan Grain
Excess rainfall and high humidity raise losses for Michigan grain raisers. Moisture above 14 percent lowers wheat to No 2 grade, with discounts up to seven cents per bushel for 17 percent moisture. Threshed grain can be stacked to cure, or ventilated in bins and spread thinly to avoid spoilage.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Accidents That Led to Everyday Inventions
A collection of anecdotes shows how mishaps sparked progress from blotting paper to liquid oxygen. Louis Brennan’s backward-pulling idea inspired a weapon, while frayed belts and cheese in plating baths yielded useful byproducts and materials across industries.
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Louis Brennan
Chivalry in Male Rats Highlighted by Scientist
A New York Herald Tripune writer cites Dr. A M Hain of the Institute of Animal Genetics Edinburgh noting male rats show gallantry toward mates. He describes a female restricting a male in a cage for hours, then a truce with the male seemingly yielding.
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New York Herald Tripune
A. M. Hain
Institute of Animal Genetics
Edinburgh
Doctor Hain
Local Social Notes Mention Regionwide Visits
Mrs Anna Kelsey and Mrs Jesse Bird spent Friday at the Gooding home. Baltimore visitors called on Mrs John Gooding and family. Several Murray relatives visited Ann Arbor and Greenfield Village with trips to Navin Field. Hospital and family visits linked to Gordon family activity.
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Anna Kelsey
Jesse Bird
Gooding
Bruce LeBaron
Baltimore
John Gooding
Carlton Murray
Mary
Electa Murray
Ann Arbor
Thelma
Ellen
Frances Murray
Mooreville
Lewis
Alice Murray
Salem Township
Hattie Murray
Electa
John Rowe
Pittsfield Township
Lee Draper
Milan
Don Richards
Henry Radenbaugh
Greenfield Village
Navin Field
Lugenia
Pauline Richards
Judd District Reunion Dates at School Grounds
Mr. Carson remodels his house as the Judd district prepares for a reunion on August 15 on school grounds. Theda Bradley hosted a small gathering at her home on Thursday. D G and A G Richards visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Richards. Florine Richards of Ann Arbor enjoys vacation with her parents in Michigan. Mrs. Sarah Riggs and relatives Pauline Riggs and Herbert Teachout from Ypsilanti spent recent days visiting relatives in Ohio.
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Carson
Judd
Theda Bradley
D. G
A. G. Richards
Clifford Richards
Florine Richards
Ann Arbor
D. G. Richards
Sarah Riges
Pauline Riggs
Herbert Teachout
Ypsilanti
Ohio
Hammond District Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs C A Carr and family spent Sunday at one of the lakes. Mr and Mrs Everett Gilbert moved into the Cora Walters house. Miss Alberta Carey visited Dearborn with college friends. Mrs Ebald and three daughters and a friend called on Mr and Mrs Everett Gilbert. Mr and Mrs Harold Hammond and children visited Mr and Mrs Herman Mehler. Mr and Mrs Paul Catey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Catey. Alberta returned home with them. Mr and Mrs John Haughn and Juanita of Maybee spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon.
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Mary Lewis
Columbus
Ralph Hammond
Walter Gordon
Julia
Dorothy Gordon
Nona Milhan
Bruce Gordon
Flint
Larry
Nancy Sue
Glenn Gordon
Dean Gordon
Howe, Ind
Betty Gordon
C. A. Carr
Everett Gilbert
Cora Walters
Alberta Carey
Dearborn
Ebald
Harold Hammond
Herman Mehler
Paul Catey
Lloyd Catey
Alberta
John Haughn
Juanita
Maybee
Worry as a Pathway for Fear in the Mind
A literary line by Arthur Somers Roche notes that fear flows like a thin stream through thoughts. Encouragement deepens the channel, allowing worry to drain away other mental processes.
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Arthur Somers Roche
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