Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Ann Arbor Area
Public auction to the highest bidder will foreclose the mortgage on Lot 117 Kimberly Hills Subdivision Pittsfield Washtenaw County Michigan. The mortgage to Ann Arbor Savings Bank dated February 9 1926 holds a balance of 6038 60 with interest taxes and insurance and attorney fees. Sale at 10 00 oclock A M February 29 1936 at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Gallup
Harriet M. Gallup
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Court House
Pittsfield
Kimberly Hills
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
V. BE. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Ann Arbor Land and Investment Company
Office
Register of Deeds
State of
Edgewood
Machigan Banking Gae Parstion
EB. van Ameéringér
Mortzazeéd
Ann Arbor Trust Bidg
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Ann Arbor area
Public auction to pay amounts due on two Michigan mortgage loans. Herman and Pauline Heininger defaulted on a 1925 mortgage to Michigan Mutual Savings Assoc. and a receiver will sell parts of lots in Saline and Edgewood Subdivision, Ann Arbor, to cover principal, interest, taxes, and attorney fees. The first sale occurs December 16, 1935, at 11 a.m. at the Washtenaw County Courthouse, with later notices for another mortgage and parcels in Ann Arbor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Heininger
Pauline Heininger
Michigan Mutual Savings Association
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Wm. S. Cameron
Huron Street
Court House
Ann Arbor
Chicago Street
Michigan Ave
Way of
Saline
William S. Cameron
John R.st
Hazel Park
Mich
Publication Order for Will Probate in Washburn County
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders publication for the will of Addie Corbett. Ellen Warren seeks admission of the instrument as the will and asks administration be granted. A hearing is set for December 19, 1935 at 10 A M at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Public notice to run weekly in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior.
Michigan Conservation Commission Ice Line Regulations Ordered
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders five year ice line rules from January 1, 1936. Ice lines are limited to two single lines with one hook each, to take fish through the ice during open seasons, except smelt waters may use multiple hooks on a single line for smelt. Signed October 11, 1935 by Director P J Hopfmaster and commissioners. Public notice runs December 5 12 19 26 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Mortgage Sale Notice for Saline Creamery Property
Notice of foreclosure by sale of mortgaged premises in Saline Washtenaw County Michigan. Mortgage dated June 27 1928 to Detroit Trust Company later assigned to Citizens Bank of Saline. Amount due 3627.15. Sale at Ann Arbor County Courthouse March 7 1936 at 10 am.
Public notice of guardianship and trustee accounts
Michigans Washtenaw County Probate Court orders hearings for final guardian account of Joseph Gauss incompetent estate and annual trustee account of John George Schweitzer. Hearing set January 13 1936 at 10 a m at Arbor Probate Office with publication in Saline Observer for three weeks prior. True copy Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
Central York News Briefs Include Local Socials
Mrs. Alger Allison called on Mr. and Mrs. D B Mattison of Saline Wednesday. Henry Radenbaugh visited the Gooding and Allison home Tuesday. Rena Towler and Abe Alber of Saline spent Sunday with the Bailey family. Ladies Aid Society met at York Baptist church with Hattie Murray. Edith Bailey visited aunt Clar ence Johnson in Saline township. Clarence Johnson and Jane Bailey hosted Leslie Bailey in Saline township. Wirth, a resident near York Baptist church, died Sunday after weeks of illness. survived by wife and son James Wirth.
JUDD DISTRICT SOCIAL CALENDAR FROM DETROIT TO ANN ARBOR
Mrs Bradley visited Detroit last week while Mr and Mrs Emil Milkey were in Ann Arbor Monday Theda Bradley hosted a small gathering Friday Euchre Club met Monday evening with Mr and Mrs D G Richards George Franklin Richards visited Paul Richards at Salem over the weekend Mr and Mrs Russell Acton and Alfred Acton were in Ann Arbor Monday Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Bud Thomas and Paul Richards of Salem Mr and Mrs Will Galier of Ypsilanti attended with the Richardses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Detroit
Emil Milkey
Ann Arbor
Theda Bradley
Euchre Club
D. G. Richards
George Franklin Richards
Paul Richards
Salem
Russell Acton
Alfred Acton
Bud Thomas
Will Galier
Ypsilanti
Hammond District Visitors Report A Busy Weekend
Mr and Mrs C A Carr were Detroit visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs E M Gilbert visited Miss Olive Braun of Ann Arbor Sunday and Mrs Julia Gordon. Mrs Garnet Carr and Mrs Bertie Gordon visited Ann Arbor Thursday. Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham and Mrs Ruth Miller visited Adrian Friday. Mrs Mable Needham called on her ill father Wesley Pennington of Macon. Sunday, Mr and Mrs John Taylor and children visited Glenn Gordon. E J Forsythe, Mrs Diantha Gauntlett and others dined with Ernest Detton. Paul Hammond on sick list. Mr and Mrs J D McCrumb of Detroit spent Sunday with Lloyd Carey. Bobby, Shirley and Lillian Love visited grandparents Glenn Gordon. Nora Gordon and Hank called on Laura Haughn at the Monrge hospital. Mr Vand and Mrs William Munch of Windsor Canada and Mrs Ernest Dieterle visited Ridge Road home of E Lot Forsythe. Mr and Mrs Dirwood Young and daughter Thelma of Ann Arbor were supper guests of Harold Hammond. Herman Mehler and children of South Saline spent the evening there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Carr
Detroit
E. M. Gilbert
Ann Arbor
Olive Braun
Julia Gordon
Garnet Carr
Bertie Gordon
Hovey Needham
Ruth Miller
Adrian
Mable Needham
Wesley Pennington
Macon
John Taylor
Tiny
Betty
Ridge Road
Glenn Gordon
Diantha, Gauntlett
Ernest Detton
Paul Hammond
J. D. McCrumb
Lloyd Carey
Bobby
Shirley
Lillian Love
Bridgewaters
Glenn “Gordon
Nora Gordon
Tra
Hank
Weekend Guests and Local Birth Report From Adrian Area
Richard Beal was a weekend guest of Adrian friends. A son Gordon Dean was born Thursday Dec. 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Collins. Junior Bigelow recovering from appendicitis at Bixby hospital Adrian. Mrs. Byron Rhoades spent the week in Detroit with daughter Mrs. Dale Hodges. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bliss were Mrs. Milton Augustus and family and Mr. Harold Augustus of Ypsilanti. Mrs. Charles Burleson and son and Mr. Robert Howell and son visited Dearborn relatives. Lucille Frolick returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Beal
Adrian Friends
Delphine Smith
Monroe
Herman Miller
Gordon Dean
Russell Collins
Elwyn Bugbee
Adrian
J. D. Frost
Fred Healey
Jackson
Almon Rutler
Wellfare Chib
Ralph Halladay
Byron Rhoades
Detroit
Dale Hodges
Swick
Britton
Hattie Swick
Donald Craig
Walter Craig
H. Sarvey
Ann Arbor
Junior Bigelow
Bixby
G. D. Blis
Milton Augustus
Harold Augustus
Ypsilanti
Charles Burleson
Robert Howell
Dearborn
The Observer Your Home Newspaper Ad Note
An archival line from The Observer notes subscription pricing at $1.50 per year and a six month rate of five dollars, typical of historical local newspaper promotions. The snippet reflects pricing and publication branding from a period publication page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Observer
New Corn Hog Contracts Explained for Michigan Farmers
Secretary Wallace explains the 1936-37 corn hog contracts to Michigan farmers via R J Baldwin. No hog reductions required from base allotments though 50 to 100 percent production is allowed. Corn reductions up to 30 percent yield payments of 35 cents per bushel. hog payments 1 25 per head. Adjustments hinge on base hogs and acres designated as Adjustment acres. participation is voluntary and to balance livestock with corn for feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Michigan
R. J. Baldwin
AAA
State Control Board
Deer Kill Totals For Season Edge Higher Despite Violations
Hoffmaster of the Department of Conservation announced the illegal deer kill would be only slightly more than half of last year, while noting a successful season with few violations. About 85,000 hunters hunted, 5,000 more than 1934, and seven hunting fatalities occurred among the year’s dead, including accidental shootings and hearts or exertion deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffmaster
Department of Conservation
Notice of Meeting of Commissioners on Claims
Four months from November 25 1935 creditors may present claims against Edward Stierle deceased for examination and adjustment. Commissioners will meet January 30 1936 and March 30 1936 at 10:00 AM at Citizens Bank Saline Michigan to examine and adjust claims. Dated Ann Arbor November 25 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washnaw
Edward Stierle
Citizens Bank
Saline
Michigan
Ann Arbor
A. D
Halt the Poacher slogan contest initiated by garden clubs
The Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan and the Department of Conservation launch a winter campaign to improve conservation law observance. High school pupils may enter local poster slogan contests, with winners advancing to the state round by March 1. Local clubs judge and award prizes while state judges pick three top slogans for highway display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan
Department of Conservaion
Department of Conservation
Sale of Saline mortgage property scheduled March 7 1936
Notice of a mortgage default by Mary Schill, with Citizens Bank of Saline as mortgagee, for $546.77 due on a May 5 1926 loan. The sale of Lots 24 and 25 in Section 1 Haywood's Addition to Saline will take place at the south door of Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor on March 7 1936 at 10 a.m. Auction conducted by Ann Arbor Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schill
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Citizens Bank of Saline
Michigan Banking Corporation
Office of the Register of Deeds
Court House
Ann Arbor
Circuit Court
Haywood
A. Michigan Banking Corporation
Arch D. Wilson
Ann
Arbor
Appointment of Administrator in Michigan Probate
In Michigan Ingham County Ann Arbor December 2 1935 Hon Jay G Pray Judge of Probate Emanuel F Layher deceased Olga Wenger petitions for appointment of Herman F Wenger or suitable person order granted The 31st day of December 1935 at ten oclock in the forenoon at the Probate Office be and is hereby appointed by publication of this order once weekly for three weeks prior to hearing in The Saline Observer The Hon Jay G Pray Judge of Probate Nora O Borgert Register of Probate December 12 19 26 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washnaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Addie Corbett
Ellen Warren
Saline
Said
Nora, O. Borgert
State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Joseph Gauss
Frank Camburn
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Aeake
John George Schweitzer
G. C. Townsend
Jax -Gopray
Wnoro
Borgert
Register of Probate
Emanuel F. Layher
Olga Wenger
Herman F. Wenger
Jay G Pray
Public Sale of Real Estate in Saline Michigan
Under court license the Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan announces a public sale of the blacksmith shop and Jet on North Ann Arbor Street Saline owned by the Estate of William Acton deceased. Sale December 21 1985 at 10 am EST on the premises to the highest bidder cash with at least 5 percent down. Probate Court may confirm. Walter J Acton Administrator. Adv notices 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Saline
County of
State of
Michigan
Chicago Street
Walter J. Acton
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Reali Estate and Burglar Insurance Real Estate coBeg
Jo Soysne Leagal Counsel
Order of the Conservation Commission
P. J. Hopffmasther
WM. H. Loutit
Ray E.cotton
Saline Creamery Company
Saline Butter and Cheese Company
Fee Simple
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit and Security Trust Company
The
Monroe Street
Said Street
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Central York
Judd
Hammond District
Avis Seuss
Michigan Radio Network
Ford
George Boutell
Michigan Live Stock Exchange
E.S.T
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Kalamazoo
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WOOD
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WIM
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