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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
2
The Saline Observer lists publishers and advertising contact Myron Gallagher Sr and Jr. Subscription prices are one year within Michigan two dollars fifty cents out of state three dollars and a single copy five cents.
Michigan Probate Court in Washtenaw appoints August 12 1950 for hearings on Nancy Ann Morris estate and claims filing deadline of August 28. Fiduciary Matilda Morris to receive claims at Saline address. notice and publication required for the Eleventh Annual Account of Trustee Lewis A. Schellenberger with September 13 1950 hearing in Saline Observer.
October AD 1950 at 10 00 o clock in the forenoon is set for examination and adjustment of all claims against the deceased and for adjudication of the heir at law entitled to inherit the estate. Publication repeats weekly for three weeks in the Saline Observer newspaper of Saline County.
The Townsend plan was discussed at a Thursday Rotary meeting. George Millage of Ypsilanti showed reels and several residents hosted social gatherings and family visits during the week including Mrs. Lloyd Fairbanks entertaining for Mrs. Lucy Fairbanks and Mrs. Alger Allison attending a Friendship class. Mr. and Mrs. Feuerbacher plan to move to a new home on North Ann Arbor Street while Doris Kleinschmidt hosted a Wiener roast on Textile Road. Elmer Bickel and spouse vacationing in Frankenmuth and Reed City, and Thomas Shurtz with son Donald left for a business trip to Louisville and Tenn.
Twenty years ago Professor Kalder visited Ann Arbor on Monday afternoon. In Saline an excellent opportunity arises to organize a good band. Mr and Mrs G C Townsend returned from a motor trip to Buffalo. Rev and Mrs S Dunk of Monroe visited Saline friends. Mrs Kate Weiennett accompanied them home. Mr and Mrs Martin Fucss and Mr and Mrs Lyle Rankins enjoyed a motor trip to Niagara Falls and eastern parts. George Meedham is in Grand Rapids serving as judge of swine entries at the West Michigan Fair. Evelyn Ernst returned from an extended visit with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Final administration account filed by Herman F. Mandt in Washtenaw County Probate Court for Amanda Strieter deceased. Court sets September 1, 1950 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office in Saline Observer to examine and approve the account and hear petition for distribution of estate.
Fifty years ago candidates started to appear on all sides. Miss Fannie Briggs visits sister in Chicago. Farmes Picnic day set for Whitmoe Lake Saturday. E L Donaldson plans to leave Mondnay for Saginaw for Paige Fence work. Cement walk front of Sela Fitzgerald’s area praised as village improvement. Mell Hall and wife, summer guests, depart to Pueblo Colorado. Dr Sheeder and family return from Ohio after months away.
Notice states a probate session in Ann Arbor on August 19 1950 before Judge Jayne to examine and adjust all claims against Lottie Wallace deceased and determine heirs. Copies to Homer Kuebler fiduciary, Saline Michigan, must be served by October 23 1950. Hearing date pending in Saline Obituary area text.
The court issues a notice to creditors to present their claims in writing and under oath. Homer Kuebler, fiduciary, Saline Michigan, must receive written claims by October 23, 1950, at ten o'clock in the forenoon for exam and adjustment of all claims and to determine the heir at law of the deceased.
Court order directs publication once each week for three consecutive weeks in the country newspaper to serve as notice prior to the legal action. A true copy is affixed.
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