Local notes of births marriages and visits
Mrs Leo Lacroix visits her mother Mrs H F Layher. Mrs Philip Brenson visits relatives in Manchester Tuesday. A baby girl Lois Jean Schnirring born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Julius Schnirring. Both mother and infant fine. Henry Daniels and family of Basom New York guests of Mrs Flora Rogers with Saline relatives. Rogers serves a wedding cake during their visit.
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Leo Lacroix
H. F. Layher
Philip Brenson
Manchester
Julius Schnirring
Lois Jean
the Observer
Henry Daniels
Basom
New York
Flora Rogers
Notice to creditors in Ruth Mood estate Michigan
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan notices creditors four months from August 5 1930 to present claims against Ruth Mood deceased for examination and adjustment. Claims due by December 11 1930. Hearings set October 16 1930 and December 18 1930 at 10 a.m. in Ann Arbor. Dated August 5 1930. Judge Jay G Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ruth Mood
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Control Wheat Smut With Cheap Methods
Reports from Michigan state college crops department urge simple, inexpensive treatments to curb smut in seed wheat. Formaldehyde soak and copper carbonate dust are advised. treated seed becomes poisonous to feed. Berkley Rock wheat shows immunity to both loose and stinking smut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Notice of Land Withdrawal and Tax Land Auction in Washtenaw County
Public notice announces withdrawal of abandoned tax land in Washtenaw County deeded to the State and to be offered at public auction September 23, 1930, in Lansing. It reserves mineral and antiquities rights and lists parcels in Ypsilanti and Whitmore Lake with legal descriptions. A separate mortgage sale in Washtenaw County forecloses on J William and Pearl C Phelan property, with sale November 11, 1930, at 10 am in Ann Arbor to satisfy $1,687.67 plus costs.
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Washtenaw
Commission of Conservation
Jontly
State Office
Lansing
State of
Michigan
State of Michigan
Department of Conservation
George R. Hogarth
Ypsilanti
Bartholomew
Martin Place
J. William Phelan
Pearl C. Phelan
William Braun
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Annn Arbor
Murray and McFadden
Ypsi-Little Farm
Lee N, Brown
Ypsilanti, Mich
Largest Edition Ever Printed Of Observer
The Observer prints its largest run in 2000 copies from the 1888 founded office. Twelve pages rolled from the Cottrelle press aided by advertisers and early copy. The note praises Saline town shop facilities and modern equipment.
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The
Observer
Cottrelle Press
Observer Hals
Local Social Notes and Church Bake Sale
Mrs Ted Boothroid visits Mr and Mrs John Sehbleh. Miss Margaret Tripp of Ann Arbor visits grandmother Mrs Micha Wilson. Miss Helen Wilson of Shreveport La visits aunt Mrs Frank King. Misses Helen and Adaline Layher stay with aunt Mrs Norman Wolfe of Detroit. Mr and Mrs John E Dicks attend a Milford family reunion with about fifty guests from Detroit Chicago Pontiac and Dearborn. Potluck and games after. Lutheran Trinity church ladies plan bake sale at Fucss store on Saturday September 6. All invited.
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Margaret Tripp
Ann Arbor
Micha Wilson
Helen Wilson
Shrevesport
Frank King
Ann Arbor Street
Helen
Adaline Layher
Norman Wolfe
Detroit
Adaline
John E. Dicks
Milford
Chicago
Pontiac
Dearborn
Ladies of Lutheran Trinity Church
Fucss
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Mannie’s Inn
Pleasant Lake
Parros
L. E. Fast
McKay Steets
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
W. E. Dietiker
Jay W. Harmon
West Michigan Avenue
Stuheberg
Adadv
Frigidaire
A. L. Westphal Restaurant Saline
Michigan Ave
Chrysler
Plymouth
Oakland
International Farm Implements
Parsons & Dodge
Fitzgerald & Son Barbers
A. Armbruster
Standard Oil Products
R. W. McCain
Jackson Prison
Owosso
Stuhrberg
Adv
Maurice Fitzgerald
Whitmore Lake
Ted Boothroid
Mrs
John Sehbleh
Schnirring Farm
R. G. Layher
Carl H
Republican
Miles Kelly
Westside Garage Standard Oil Products
Bresker
H. D
Plate Sentinel
Firestone
Our Tire
Super Tire
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