Home rule welfare costs loom in Michigan crisis
Michigan welfare limits shift to counties as state faces a $30 million shortfall. Gries cites August relief of $650 350 against requests totaling $1 207 672, with Wayne County seeking $489 000. Counties gain final spending authority when state funds run dry, raising questions about local tax limits and the widening state aid burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Frank Fitzgerald
Walter F. Gries
State Social Welfare Commission
State Commission
Wayne County
Jackson County
G. R. Harrris
State aid cuts spark welfare debate and liquor store expansion
Michigan faces welfare cuts in state aid for crippled and afflicted children with a $800,000 cap, prompting counties to supplement. The Detroit Medical Journal and Michigan Medical Society weigh in as doctors pledge aid in emergencies and push new group health insurance. Meanwhile state liquor stores plan more outlets to boost revenue, with Michigan netting about $19 million from liquor operations last year amid a $318 million national total.
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Wayne County
Detroit Medical Journal
Wayne County Medical Society
Michigan Medical Society
Fitzgerald
State Liquor Commission
Treasury
State Commission
Lansing
Michigan
Central York Social Roundup at the Sweeney Home
Walter Miller and a Detroit family visited the Sweeney home on Monday. Mrs. Grant Allison of Willis Road visited her sister-in-law Mrs. Alger Allison on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frederick Aker and Mrs. Charles Aker of Ann Arbor called on Mrs. Alger Allison Thursday. Mrs. James Crittenden of Mower ville attended supper at her brother Alger Allison's home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Detroit
Sweeney
Grant Allison
Willis Road
Alger Allison
Frederick Aker
Charles Aker
Ann Arbor
James Crittenden
Mooreville
Richards Family Visits Highlight Willis and Willow
Grace Riggs of Willis and Harold Hauser of Milan hosted and stayed with relatives in Langstaff and Riggs households. A group including A G Richards Clifford Brown Ridgeway and several Richards families from Willow Ypsilanti Northville spent Sunday with D G Richards and their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Riggs
Willis
Langstaff
Harold Hauser
Milan
Raymond Riggs
A. G. Richards
Clifford Brown
Ridgeway
Clifford Richards
Willow
Madison Richards
Jerry
Joan Marie
Ypsilantiand
Paul Richards
Northville
D. G. Richards
Central Lods and Local Social Visits Featured This Week
Carrie Birkle and Bert Moore hosted gatherings last Thursday and Saturday with relatives. Victor Haughton attended a reunion in Saginaw and entertained Kansas City relatives. Ruth Sweetland stayed with her aunt Will Lindemann for two weeks. William Birkle’s family from Platt visited. Jacob Bruckner and family were guests of Bert Moore. Harold Rees and kin moved from the Manor farm to Whitmore Lake. A college boy values a car over grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Birkle
Bert. Moore
Fred Kalmbach
Bert Moore
Victor Haughton
Saginaw
Kansas City
Ruth Sweetland
Will Lindemann
William Birkle
Platt
Carl Braun
Jacob Bruckner
Harold Rees
Hammond District Social Roundup
Miss Shirley O Brien of Detroit visits Miss Betty Gordon. Mrs Ellis Rossi of Morenci visits Hovey Needham family. Ernest Needham of Milan and Kraus family from Conneaut Ohio visit. Clara Kanouse returns with Needhams from Jackson. Ralph and Robert Hammond visit Mary McMann. Carey family from Grand Ledge visits Lock and Depue in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley’ O’brien
Detroit
Betty Gordon
Ellis Rossi
Morenci
Alla Goldsmith
Hazel Deane
Mooreville
Lena Gordon
Minnie Hammond
Herman Mehler
Macon
Hovey Needham
Clara Kanouse
Jackson
Needham
Ralph Hammond
Robert Hammond
Mary McMann
Ella. McMann
Chris. Kraus
Conneaut
Ohio
EB. M. Gilbert
Paul Carey
Grand Lodge
Harold Lock
David Depue
Charlotte
Lloyd Catey
Weekend Movements and Visits Across Michigan Towns
West Saline locals report weekend visits and trips. Harlen of Milan and Fred Arend fished Friday. Mrs Alfred Young and Mrs Paul Wiedmayer traveled to Ann Arbor. Eissa Seeger and Beatrice Bondie spent weekend at Lansier. Graf of Ann Arbor visited Albert Graf. Schwochs family traveled to Detroit to see relatives. Bredernitz brothers left for Ohio to order cider mill repairs. Guerstin family and Seeger family hosted in Ecorse and Detroit with extended vacation plans for the boys. Edelmayer family and Otto Schwoche hosted visitors. Laura remained for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlen
Milan
Fred Arend
Alfred Young
Paul’ Wiedmayer
Ann Arbor
Eissa Seeger
Beatrice Bondie
Lansier
Raymond Graf
Albert. Graf
William Schwochs
Detroit
George Schwochs
Walter
Wilbur Bredernitz
Ohio
Donald Guerstin
Donnie
Dickey
Ecorse
Matthew Seeger
John Edelmayer
Joan
Laura
Otto Schwocho
W. P. Schwoche
Otto Schwoche
Many People Visit in South Saline and Parishes Jersey Shows
Hugh Craig of Britton visits. Miss Vealey and others spend time in Macon and Dexter while families visit Ann Arbor and Detroit area. Six parish Jersey shows across Michigan include Saginaw Valley Corunna August 18 and others through September 6 with Forrest Fansher judging nearly 300 animals. Production at Chelsea Spring Company expected to reach full swing in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Saginaw Valley
Corunna
Thumb District
Lapeer
Southeastern Michigan
Jackson
Western Michigan
Lowell
Southwestern Michigan
Wayland
Northwestern Michigan
East Jordan
Forrest Fansher
College
Detroit
Smith-Hughes
4-H
Chelsea
Chelsea, Spring Company
Chelsea Standard
Saline Rotarians Triumph In Softball Showdown
Saline Rotarians defeated Milan 13 to 4 at Camp Newkirk in a friendly softball game highlighted by veteran players still swinging well. Max Fosdick pitched for Saline as managers, coaches, and substitutes from Saline lined up to play, with notable absence of some lineup members but plenty of excitement and pride in the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Milan
Camp Newkirk
Max Fosdick
Co. A. Curtiss
J. B. Wallace
F. O. Wiedman
W. E. Dietiker
Henry Leutheuser
Sim. R. Wilson
Gordon J. Prout
Harold A. Miller
W. D. Cook
C. R. Wright
Don Ford
A. R. Burkhardt
Roy Miller
Alwin Gross
T. M.clay
Walter Saxman
Bill Goings
C. A. Jewell
G. ©. Townsend
Michigan State cows test high butterfat in first year
Michigan State College dairy herd of 79 cows across five breeds produced an average of just over 400 pounds of butterfat in the year ending June 30, despite heavy class use. Holsteins Guernseys Jerseys Ayrshires and Brown Swiss all rose in milk and fat with total milk 542,173 pounds and fat 22,786 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Veterinary Laboratory
Michigan State College
R. E. Horwood
Hubandry
Horwood
Local social notes from Macon region and area
Macon notes list Mr and Mrs Walter Craig in Toledo on business. Detroit visitors include Mrs Bert Creger and Mr and Mrs Claud Creger. Wyandotte relatives hosted Mrs L H Camburn and children. Mrs Hester Gunder of Toledo visited the Camburns. Wallace McKim returned from Detroit after two weeks with cousins the Scudders. Detroit visitors Included Mr and Mrs H F Moore hosting Mae Smith and Floyd Fetterman. Detroit pairs Mr and Mrs Marvin DuBois with son Richard visited L W Coller and Dow Bilby. Cottages at Wampler's lake enjoyed by C O Baily and daughters. Dow Bilby runs the telephone office. I D Kittle attended funeral of his brother A L Kittle in River Rouge. Detroit Osborns Gorton and sons spent weeks in their cottage. E J Hancock of Detroit joined them. Mrs Ralph Halladay with daughter Lucille of Lansing and Roy Hoover of Clinton returned from a week north trip to the Soo. Funeral for James Wright, 66, held at home with Rev F E Wilson. burial at Ypsilanti Cemetery. Jackson County Conservation League appeals for either a county wide ban or permission for Sunday hunting. Clinton Local notes. Rhetorical question about calling a man with three pairs of shoes well heeled and a remark about virtue and parking space availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Craig
Britton
Jean Vealey
Macon
Flora Vealey
Madge Morse
Ann Arbor
Kathryn Luckhardt
Gretchen Steele
Dexter
Alton Clough
Ogden
William Kopka
Roscoe Craig and
Harley Welsh
Ohio
Oscar Bix
Dearborn
C.S. Evans
Helen Clark
Ray Morgan
Ted Root
Leon Vealey
Amos Luckhardt
Herman Mehler
Adrian
Martha Glover
Harold Glover
Clara Myers
Ypsilant
Stilts
Dick Kleinschmidt
James Young
Harold Hammond
Walter Craig
Toledo
Bert Creger
Claud Creger
Detroit
L.H. Camburn
Wyandotte
Hester Gunder
Clare Camburn
Wallace McKim
Ray- Tor Scudder
H. F. Moore
Mae Smith
Ypsilanti
Floyd Fetterman
Marvin DuBois
Richard
L. W. Coller
Dow Bilby
C. O. Baily
Wampler’s Lake
I. D. Kittle
River Rouge
A. L. Kittle
Charles Gorton and Sons
E. J. Hancock
Ralph Halladay
Lucille
Lansing
Roy Hoover
Clintom
North
Soo
James Wright
F. E. Wilson
Ridgeway M
Sellen Anniversary Supper Gathered Friends and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sellen hosted a Sunday gathering for their 25th wedding anniversary inviting L Spitzer of Grosse Pointe Roy Ward and son George Faulman Albert Faulman and son Albert Hubbard William Sanderson P Engel Mattie Eggert and John Kaeding of Detroit Addison Fletcher of Ann Arbor and Rev. A C Berlin of Ida to honor the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sellen
L. Spitzer
Grosse Pointe
Roy Ward
George Faulman
Albert Faulman
Albert Hubbard
William Sanderson
P. Engel
Mattie Eggert
John Kaeding
Detroit
Addison Fletcher
Ann Arbor
A. C. Berlin
Ida
Name Change Notice for William Rood Slenger to Walworth Rood Slenger
Notice of change of name for an adult filed in Ann Arbor Michigan. On September 20, 1939, at 10 a.m., at the Judge of Probate office in Washtenaw County, William Rood Slenger seeks to change his name to Walworth Rood Slenger. Signed in Ann Arbor on July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Michigan
William Rood Slenger
Walworth Rood Slenger
de Arbor
Order for Publication Final Administration Account
In Washtenaw County Michigan Probate Court Judge Jay G Pray orders public notice for final administration account of Joseph F Schmid deceased. Nora Schmid administrator seeks allowance and distribution. Hearing set for August 15 1939 at 10 am at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor with three weekly newspaper notices in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Joseph F. Schmid
Nora Schmid
Ibe
Saline Observer
Jay G
Pray
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court Michigan Probate
State of Michigan The Pro Washtenaw Harold Hammond deceased four months from July 17 1939 creditors must file claims by November 23 1939 in Ann Arbor Probate Office. Hearings set September 23 1939 and November 23 1939 at 10 a.m. before Judge Jay G Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Harold Hammond
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Mortgage Sale Foreclosure Notice in Washtenaw County
Mortgagee Arthur J. Boatwright seeks foreclosure on a Ypsilanti parcel due to default on a March 4 1932 mortgage by Edward Gotts and Liza Gotts. Sale set for October 12 1989 at ten in the morning at the Courthouse Huron Street entrance Ann Arbor to satisfy $1571.16 plus 1937 1938 taxes and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gotts
Liza Gotts
Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Huron Street
Ypsilanti
Jay Moore
E. W. Bason
Washington Street
Justin Gale
P. Rodgers
Arthur J. Boatwright
Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank
Ypsilanti- Michigan
Michigan Extension Service paints broad picture of home study growth
About 1,350 Michigan residents enrolled in university correspondence courses and 1,380 in high school courses offered by the University of Michigan Extension Service in cooperation with the WPA. Centers were spread across the state with supervision and university correction of lessons. Of 2,683 students in 1936-37, 1,771 were in CCC camps and 196 studied alone. 153 earned college credit for work completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Peopl
Extension Service
University of Michigan
Wp.a
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan Mirror
By Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Murray D. van Wagoner
Frank Murphy
Washington
Murphy
Kenneth C. Penniebaker
Dickinson
Brownings
Administrative Board
Towon
Civil Service
H. A. Moyer
Don W. Gudakunst
Gudakunst
American Public Health Association
Association
State Council of Health
Dicckinson
Earl Low
Huey
Louisiana
James Thomson
Qounty Corte
Central York
Judd
Lods
Hammond District
West Saline
South Saline
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Jackson County Conservation League
lIealiite
Clinton
Dept. of
Gonss
Crarrs
Mich
Spr
Kellogg Bird. Sanctuary
PERCH
Muskegon
Muskegon River
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