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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

8

Mortgage Sale Foreclosure on Washtenaw County Property

Default on a July 21 1924 mortgage by Harry T Hanover and Doris Hanover to George W Hayes and Emma Hayes prompts foreclosure by sale. The parcel in Superior Township Washtenaw County Michigan is described as part of Section 32 north of the railroad right of way and east of the highway with several reservations. Sale set for September 17 1934 at 10 a m at the court house in Ann Arbor to satisfy 57820 00 plus costs.

Harry T. Hanover Doris Hanover George W. Hayes Emma Hayes Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Michigan Ann Arbor Hdmond Blaydon Hdmond Bilay- Gony Washtenaw Light and Power Company Bert Ook Haima Hayes

Noxious Weeds Notice for Lodi Township 1934 Deadlines

Notice to all landowners occupiers and others in Lodi Township Washte naw County Michigan to cut down destroy and prevent weeds from seeding by July 1 1934 and again by September 1 1934 with a 10 percent cost levy for noncompliance plus ten days grace. Also brush along highway rights of way to be cleared by the first date. Dated June 1 1934 August Henes Highway Commissioner.

Lodi August Henes Lodi Township County of Washtenaw State of Michigan

Social Roundup From South Saline Visits

South Saline notes list numerous relatives and friends visiting or calling in Macon Adrian Jackson Ypsilanti Dexter and Detroit. Guests include Mrs Gig Zeloff JA Johnston’s California nephew and many local residents visiting relatives, hosting tea, or sharing weekends with families such as the Spence Craig Kuder Kutler and Metzger households.

Why I Like To Collect Stamps

A column extols stamp collecting as more than a fad call it a business with educational value. It notes government support for collectors and cites learning countries, languages, history, and culture through stamps. A stray item about a man on stilts in Le Roy street adds local color to the Fenton Courier excerpt.

U. S le Roy Street Fenton Courier

Mooreville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Reunions

West Mooreville residents share visits to Flint Saginaw and Dryden with relatives. Local gatherings include the Sherman reunion at Wampler's Lake and a Mooreville school reunion planned for August 19. A large wedding shower for Mr and Mrs John Dee Goldsmith and a fifth annual Lewis school reunion are reported alongside bridge updates and community birthdays.

Homemaker's Corner explains pattern size fit and measurements

Michigan State College home economics specialists warn that pattern sizes often misfit. They detail shoulder chest waist and hip measurements with arms eye base neck and underarm girth. They advise comparing patterns with own measurements and adding seam allowances to ensure proper fit.

Michigan State College Home Economics

Low Winter Wheat Fly Free Dates in Michigan Counties

The Hessian fly poses a serious threat to next year’s crop in Michigan. Entomology officials outline fly free planting dates varying by county, elevation, and Lake Michigan effects. Earliest safe seeding is Sept 4 in Cheboygan and Antrim. latest is Sept 25 in St. Joseph. Farmers should consult local agents for county dates.

Fies Michigan Lake, Michigan Cheboygan Antrim St. Joseph College Entomology Department

History of Hillsdale County Fair The Greatest Fair on Earth

Hillsdale County Fair grows from a 1851 county event to a 60 acre, multi day showcase. It preserves agricultural and educational aims while adding modern features. Horse racing remains popular and livestock classes encourage top breeding. A large audience attends yearly, with 35 000 in peak days. The week of September 23 offers an attractive program.

Hidale County Hillsdale Court House Jonesville Airdale Hillsdale County

Local residents visit relatives in multiple cities

Mrs M L Kellum spent Sunday in Romulus and Detroit. Mrs Minnie Sarvey and Mrs Walter Craig were in Flint on Monday. Mr and Mrs E W Payne called on relatives in Flint Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Halladay and daughter Ruth visited relatives in Lorain and Toledo Ohio. H Camburn and children attended Cann family reunion in Carleton Sunday. Verna Crittenden went to Detroit Sunday for an indefinite stay with Harold Briggs. Philo Donner and Arthur Hoagland of Ann Arbor called on Mae Higgins Sunday. Dale Hodges and Detroit visitors stayed with B Rhoades family. Richard Robinson and son Thomas visited Frank Kerchoff in Detroit Sunday. Merle Trout and daughters visited Findlay Friday. Irene Kendrick and Roy Smith of Bussell called on Ray Smith Sunday. Gertrude Scudder and Araxine Ellis of Detroit spent weekend with Jesse Scudder.

Gig Zeloff Adrian JA. S. Johnston California Rroderic Heilman Detroit Donald Stilts Albert Cross Coleman Hallie Mehler Herman Mehler Harry Downing Macon Hugh Craig Joyce Michelson Ann Arbor Floyd Spence Leon Vealey Papp-Kovacs Paul Metzger Donald Craig Donna Jean Frank Day A. S. Johnston Ellsworth Josee Aubrey Pocklington Britton Zillian Camburn Jackson Leota Cross Elmer Burleson Harold Kutler Lilburn Burleson Hilah Jean Pierce Walter Craig Fred Teufel Clyde Spence Monroe Roscoe Craig Ypsilanti Philip Drum Adolph Drum Milton Losee Clifford Forsythe Ellsworth Losee Floyd Spence William Galloway Geraldine Kuder Katherine Wilson Harl Kuder Albert Tannenberger Robert Welch Parl Bert Meade Ann Js Arbor Everett Bailey Dexter Lloyd Cox Arde Bloomfield Ohio Earl Kuder M. L. Kellum Romulus Minnie Sarvey Walter ‘Craig Flint E. W. Payne

Michigan classified as drought area in secondary designation

Forty one Michigan counties are placed in the secondary drought area by federal drought relief head W. Sheets. The move allows half-rate freight on livestock and feeds shipped from the area but limits cattle purchases to primary drought zones. Livestock owners urge action to prevent herd losses through scarce hay and high feed costs.

Michigan HE. W. Sheets Berrien Cass St. Joseph Branch Hillsdale Lenawee Monroe Wayne Washtenaw Jackson Calhoun Kalamazoo van, Buren Allegan Barry Eaton Ingham Livingston Oakland Macomb St. Clair Lapeer Genesee Shiawassee Clinton Ionia Kent Ottawa Muskegon Montcalm Gratiot Midland Isabella Meécosta Neway- Zo Oceana Mason Lake Osceola Clare Gladwin

City tax notice for water dues collection plan

It will collect water dues and city taxes Saturday afternoon and evening at Savings Bank Aug 11 and 25 Citizens Bank Aug 18 to Sept 1, Frank Camburn, Treasurer.

Savings Bank Citizens Bank Frank Camburn

Windstorm Levels Farms In Last Week’s Severe Weather

A Petersburg Sun report notes a violent windstorm last Wednesday evening causing barns to topple and extensive crop damage while rain and hail pelted the area. A boy’s death and multiple injuries are not confirmed in full details from the fragment.

Petersburg

Saline Township Michigan Registration Notice 1934

Township Clerk Lester Hanson announces registration periods for electors in Saline Michigan. Registration doors open at Citizens Bank August 18 and September 11 and Saline Savings Bank September 4 with hours 9 to 3 at stated locations. Only actual residents eligible to vote will be listed. Sunday and holidays excluded.

Saline State of Michigan Lavy Citizens Bank Saline Savings Bank Lester Hanson

Registration notice for Lodi Township electors 1934

Township Clerk announces registration periods for primary and general elections in Lodi Township Michigan. Notices specify dates August 18 and September 1 1934 with election law references and methods for reviewing and re registering qualified residents. Also recorded: lightning strike at G E Wellnitz farm northwest of Tipton destroying a barn, saving granary and tools, insurance partly covering cow and calf loss.

Lodi Michiigan Michigan Said Township G. EX Wellnitz Tipton Tecumseh Tecumseh Herald

Flies Travel Up To Two Miles Threaten Homes

Health advisories warn flies travel up to two miles in sustained flight from manure piles sewage garbage and carcasses to invade homes. They carry millions of germs and contaminate interiors. Exterminate with Tanglefoot Fly Paper available in standard junior sizes and ribbon form at local stores.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lea N. Brown Hewitt Block Ypsilanti, Michigan A. J. Warren Tornado Justice of the Peace Leagal Counsel Boxee Eee County Directory Nat'l Bk Brig. Notary Public ANN Arbor Fluff Rug and Carpet Cleaning CO Broadway Ann Arbor, Mich Epistle Barber South Saline By Gordon Hunt West Mooreville Ray Sluyter Harry Brown Saginaw Don Neff M. and S. Club Burt Draper Sherman Wampler’s Lake Margaret Holcomb Dryden Nellie Holcomb W. H. Gilman Edward Guenther Jake Wild Charles Kohler Calvin Brahman Stanley Norman Laskey Century of Progress Mary Gilman McLachlan Frank Gilman Andrew Chappelle Cleveland John Teufel Irvin. Jacobs Ray Smith Rafe Reese Fred Reese William Phillips Edith Westfall Ernest Dieterle Henry Dieterle Aaron West Mooreville School John Dee Goldsmith Carl Brown Ina Goldsmith Ardis Heininger Trene Fitzgerald Lewis School Sarah A. Warner C. D. Harmon Mani Lewis E. J. Forsythe Louella Zeloff Milan Saline River State Highway Department Dmilan Tronia News Roy Bixby Tanner’s Store America Eee Port Huron Mich Anglefoot
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