Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
Publication order in a Washtenaw Circuit Court chancery case against numerous defendants and unknown heirs. The order requires appearance within three months or default will confess, with publication in Saline Observer for six weeks or personal service before appearance. Also includes a mortgage foreclosure notice for Rose Thompson to William Braun, with sale set November 15, 1927 at 10 AM in Ann Arbor Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Aaron Austin
Norman Austin
Harvey Austin
Jane Austin
Thomas ‘Tate
Rebecca Tate
Julia Ann Granger Moore
John Tate
Jane Alvord
John N. Gott
Daniel Kellogg
Harriet L. Kelloge
Corintha Green
Charles M. Webb
Fres. Preston
Alfred M. Humphrey
Emanuel FP. Larher
Julia Larher
County of
George W. Sama
22Nd Judicial Circuit
Bonisieel & Lane
Saline
George W. Sample
Glaramen L Fray
Ao Benisteel & Lane
Plein
Bank Bldg
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ann Arbor Street
Bennett Street
Lodi Township
Washtenaw County
Rose Thompson
Ypsilanti
William Braun
Office of the Register of Deeds
Lyndon
County of Washtenaw
Cedar Grove
Lyndon Township
Alinan
CENTRAL YORK NEWS ROUNDUP OF LOCAL VISITS AND ALA RISING
Lewis Murray has whooping cough. Several families gather for weekend visits from Ypsilanti Dearborn Saginaw Perry and Clinton area. Reunions at Sutton Recreation Park and Judd school meeting noted. A dog attack injures Carlton Murray and he sustains a hand wound while defending sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Murray
William Sadler
Ypsilanti
Parker Murray
Mary
Electa Murray
Jesse Bird
Sutton
Recreation Park
Samuel Dicks
Sheldon
Ward
Dearborn
William Keeman
Joseph
Sweeney
Ray
Detroit
Sweeney Farm
William Glover
Saginaw
James ‘Crittenden
Mooreville
Evelyn Ames
Perry
Alger Allison
Mooreville Social Notes and Obituary Report
West Mooreville residents are seen at gatherings and visits from New York to Detroit. Mae Sherman drives a new Chevrolet. June Wilmot visits John Wilmot. Mrs. Day will teach again at Lewis school. many families share reunions and weekends in nearby towns. An obituary notes Mrs. James Ferrington aged 56 died after illness. she leaves a husband and eight children. funeral held in Detroit.
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Mae Sherman
June Wilmot
New York
John Wilmot
George Day
Lewis School
Evylin Ames
Perry
James Crittenden
Charles Hale
Colt
Monroe
Clyde Wineland
H. Moorehead
Harlan Holcomb
Frank Holcomb
Devils Lake
John Frost
Tecumseh
Loyal Kanitz
Milan
R. Hendershot
Lewis Fliedman
Detroit
M. Davenport
Walter Cotton
Clinton
Blanche Gebhardt
Patricia
Fred Lewis
Chester Hibager
Hibarger
Bill, Moffitt
Paris
Iinois
Bush
Macon
G. M. Goodell
Lansing
Jziella Goldsmith
Roy Goodell
James Ferrington
Mooreville
Local Notables Attend Visits and Birthdays in Hammond Area
Hammond district social notes list visits and calls among DePuy Gordon Carr Gordon family members in Findlay Albion Detroit Kalamazoo and Belleville. Entries mention 18th birthday surprise for Marion Girbach and Cus ter reunion at Grape with extended relatives. final note laments war record and free speech critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward DePuy
David Gordon
C. E. Carr
Findlay
Ohio
Meda Gordon
Hattie Kutler
James Toms
Wilbur Cornish
And
Mirs
George Stoll
Ann Arbor
Lena Gordon
Myrtle Bolettiger
Belleville
Etta Williamson
Harold Hammond
Herman Mehler
Britton
Marion Girbach
M. Gilbert and Sons
Hiverett
Claire
Louise Gilbert
Albion
Garl Zahn
Detroit
Wiltrude Forsythe
Kalamazoo
Theodore Stimpson
Mable-Needham
George Needhamy
Riobert Vaness
Will Pennington
Macon
B. C. Stimpson
Louise Tower
Donald Stimpson
Owosso
Jennie. Leonard
Hubert Cornish
Patterson
New Jersey
Ernest Cornish
Joliet
Illinois
Local notices and community social mentions in Milford area
Central Lodi residents attend gatherings at various homes including Blanche Manor and Mrs. Ernest Schaible. Detroit visitor Mrs. Ralph West calls on local families. A Walled Lake pioneer cabin log house is demolished by Roy Parks. A borer pest damages flowers and gardens. Grand Rapids air line suspended after passenger service proved unaffordable. Brooklyn Exponent notes Plymouth Rock pullets set a world egg-laying record this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Parks
Walled Lake
Milford
Will
Lawrence
Brooklyn
Pittsfield Notes Include Social Visits and Club News
Sidney Harwood remains about the same. Mrs. C. Roberts visited Ann Arbor. Dorothy Zimmerman hosts the Canning Club August 18. Will Harwood hosts Pittsfield Union Grange. Summer school at the Normal closes Friday. Otto Akele helps with threshing at John Sutherland and visited Whitmore. Kennard Pester and daughter visited George and Mrs. Mitchell of Leslie. George Roberts and wife and Cady Roberts and baby from South Lyon visited Charles Cady. Mrs. Jennie Clark of Detroit staying with daughter Mrs. Pester while Miss Fila teaches at North Woods camp. Korrect Kare Kalf Klub members return home August 11. Ford Textile road meeting at Charles Cady’s discussed tax plans. Pittsfield Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Roxie Davis. program includes readings and singing. Next meetings planned with various committees. Meeting place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Harwood
C. Roberts
Ann Arbor
Dorothy*Zimmerman
Canning Club
Will Harwood
Pittsfield Union Grange
Otto Akele
John Sutherland
Whitmore
George Roberts
Whitemore Lake
Cady Roberts
South Lyon
Charles Cady
Jennie Clark
Detroit
Kennard Pester
Fila
North Woods
Korrect Kare Kalf Klub
Ford
Thorne School
Pittsfield Ladies’ Aid
Roxie Davis
Cora Austin
Mabel Budd
Linnie Davis
Clara Elliot
All Singing America
Jessie Miller
J. Miller
Solene McCalla
Mary Monaghan
M. Monaghan
P. Cummings
Washtenaw County Fair adds nine teams to baseball tournament
At a managers meeting nine teams from Washtenaw County entered the fair baseball tournament to be held during the Washtenaw County Fair from August 30 to September 3. Entrants include Milan Saline Manchester Salem Dexter Lyndon Ypsilanti Chelsea and Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washio
Tenan County
Milan
Saline
Manchester
Salem
Dexter
Lyndon
Ypsilanti
Chelsea
Arbor
Washtenaw County
Washtenaw
R. C. Merithew
Selden
A. Parker
Fred’s
Manila
Andy Gump
Community visits and gatherings span Saline area
A run of social events highlights weekend activity in Saline, Tecumseh, Ypsilanti and nearby towns. Families such as Cross, Kuder, Stilts, and Glover hosted relatives and friends from Ann Arbor, Tecumseh, Ridgeway, Toledo and Corning. An Ai J. B. meeting drew local attendees in Ann Arbor and Leota Cross celebrated her eleventh birthday with friends.
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Harald Boice
Whitmore Blake
Mertie Desnelder
Tecumseh
Alonzo Kuder
Grace Winterstein
Parl Kuder
Ai J. B
Ann Arbor
Genevieve Camburn
Saline
Geraldine Kuder
Earl Kuder
Geraldine
Clare Waite
William Baslick
Albert Johnston
Frank Cammet
Sadie Pocklington
Doris Grady
Ridgeway
Hugh Craig
Ig. R. Pierce
Elmer Eisel
Margaret
Findlay
Ohio
Frank Stilts
Irish Hills
Leota Cross
Raymond Stilts
Leo Damoth
Corning
New York
Ypsilanti
Will Glover
Alonzo Kutler
Jerome Travis
Toledo
Louise Tower
Detroit
Tecumseh, Saline
Macon
Clarissa Frost
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Philosot Waicalp
el Al.p
John G. Wurster
Anna Dorothy Wurster
Duicnsgai
Lee N. Brownz
Ypsilant
Brigagee
Fichigan
Tames
Leon Biresr
Bild Weaeed
Spence
Central York
Judd
John Gooding
Bert Bird
California
Esse Ppird
Bert
Oak’ Grove
Jacob Stecher
Fréd Degg
Pearl -Dicks
Mary Murray
Nesday
Miss Murray
Carlton Murray
Mr. Murray
West Mooreville
Fred Reese
George Reese
Cora Reese
Fred
Jackson
Lemiel Goldsmith
Casper
Jack Bell
Jean
Zitela Goldsmith
Hammond District
Minnie Custer
Grape Sunday
Herbert
Percy
Beulah
Berrien Springs
B. M. Gilbert
Dora Gilbert
I. M
Jack Dempsey
Lodi
Blanche Manor
Elizabeth Mayer
Helen Moore
Jacob Kinsley
William Birkle
Pleasant Lake
Blanche
Lois Manor
Ernest Schaible
John Manor
Lois
Bert Moore
William. Winekoff
Delhi
Ralph West
Fred Kalmbach
Stout Air Service Co
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Company
Pittsfield
George Mitchell
Leslie
South Saline
Floyd Cross
Albert Cross
Burt Mead
Alonzo Rutler
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