Foreclosure Sale on Pittsfield Lot 117 in Kimberly Hills
Ann Arbor Savings Bank announces mortgage foreclosure for Charles B. and Harriet M. Gallup. Auction set for February 29, 1936 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor. Property: Lot 117 Kimberly Hills Subdivision, part of west half of section 3 and northeast quarter of section 4, Pittsfield Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Gallup
Harriet M. Gallup
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Pittsfield
Towit
Kimberly Hills
Ann Arbor Savings Bank, & Michigan Banking Corporation
W. EB. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Mortgage sale notices in Washtenaw County Michigan
Public notice of two mortgage foreclosures filed in Washtenaw County Michigan. Mary Schill and Ann Arbor Land and Investment Company defaults trigger sale at the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor. Property details include Saline and Ann Arbor parcels with multiple lot numbers and released lots noted.
Michigan Conservation Commission limits ice line use to two hooks
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders ice lines limited to two single lines with one hook each for five years starting January 1, 1936. Smelt waters may use any number of hooks on a single line. Signed October 7, 1935 by Director P. J. Hoffmaster and officials. Publication dates listed December 5, 12, 19, 26, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
P. J. Hoff
WM. H. Loutit
Ray ER. Cotton
Publication Order in Schweitzer Estate Account
Michigan Probate Court Wash tenaw County orders publication for three weeks and sets January 13, 1936, as the date to examine G C Townsend's annual account as trustee in the estate of John George Schweitzer. The Saline Observer is named for posting. Judge Jay G Pray presides.
Mortgage Sale Notice for Saline Creamery Property Foreclosure
Notice of foreclosure by sale under a mortgage dated June 27 1928 on the Saline Creamery property in Washtenaw County. The Citizens Bank of Saline holds the mortgage, with total due of 3627 15 as of now. Sale to the highest bidder at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor on March 7 1936 at 10:00 AM.
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
Haywood
Arch D. Wilson
An Arbor
Ann Arbor Land and Investment Company
State of Michigan
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Office
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw
State of
County of
Hdgewood
W. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Ann. Arbor
Saline Creamery Company
Salirne Butter and Cheese Company
Fee Simple
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit and Security Trust Company
The
Monroe Street
Said Street
Ann’ Arbor
Appointment of Administrator for Emanuel Layher Estate
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders a hearing on December 31 1935 at ten oclock in the forenoon to consider Olga Wengers petition to grant administration of Emanuel Layher deceased to Herman F Wenger or other suitable person. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate. December 12 19 26 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay. G. Pray
Emanuel
Layher
Olga Wenger
Saline Observer
Said
Jay G. Pray
Nora 0. Borgert
Notice of Meeting of Commissioners on Claims
Court for the County appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against Edward Stierle deceased. Creditors must file by four months from Nov 25 1935. They will meet at Citizens Bank Saline Michigan Jan 30 1936 and Mar 30 1936 at 10 am to examine and adjust claims. Ann Arbor Nov 25 1935. Commissioners Carl Al Curtiss H W Keubler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Edward Stierle
Citizens Bank
Saline
Said
Ann Arbor
Central York Social News Roundup
Central York residents recall Leslie Bailey on Friday and Miss Electa Murray hosts a B Y P A gathering Friday evening. Alger Allison calls on S Y Cotton in Saline and visits Ypsilanti with John Gooding. Alger Allison spends Wednesday with David Allison near Mooreville. He attends a Friendship class at Mrs. Aprill in Saline. Oak Grove PTA December meeting features a Christmas grab bag with sandwiches coffee and a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bailey
John Gooding
Electa Murray
Alger Allison
S. Y. Cotton
Saline
Ypsilanti
David Allison
Mooreville
Fred Aprill
Oak Grove P. T. A
Community Notes from Central Lodi and Surrounding Areas
Norman Moore spent Sunday at home in Central Lodi. George Cole winters with Henry Clark. Albert and Mrs Raus visited Jackson last Wednesday and called on Bert Moore on Sunday. Mrs Bert Moore visited Mrs Gusta Schaefer Saturday. Arthur Drake and son Hilmer visited Bert Moore Friday. Mrs Roland Finch visited her daughter Helen Koebbe Saturday. Hertler Brothers of Ann Arbor building a new tool shed on their Lodi farm. Mrs Roland Finch of Saline visits son Harry and family. Alton Diable staying with William Lindemann while on Ford project in Saline. Mr and Mrs William Birkle and baby Dorothy, Moore, and Maxine Clicker of Pratt visited Bert Moore’s parents Sunday. Albert Grob died Sunday after abdominal surgery a week ago. he was a Lodi Center pupil living with uncle Fred Grob. Lodi Center teachers planned a small Christmas program Friday, moved to the afternoon due to Albert Grob’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman. Moore
George Cole
Henry Clark
Albert Raus
Jackson
Bert Moore
Gusta Schaefer
Arthur Drake
Hilmer
Roland Finch
Helen Koebbe
Hertler Brothers
Ann Arbor
Albert Grob
Hammond District News Roundup of Local Visits and Births
Kerry Gordon was home from Whint for the weekend. A daughter was born December 8 to Dean Gordon J. Claire and Doris Gilbert visited Arlene and Glenford Hanson Sunday. George Needham spent Friday and Saturday in Morenci with Ellis Rosse. Harold Ebgrle of Ypsilanti visited the Gordons. George Needham had his tonsils removed by Dr. Hammel in Tecumseh on Tuesday. Lloyd Wagner and baby of Azalia visited the Gleasons Sunday. Dean Gordon and daughter Phyllis Dee of Howe, Ind., spent Sunday with the Glens. Pearl Gilbert relatives and Gertie Gilbert visited Ann Arbor Saturday. Margaret Hewitt and Herbert Schultz of Azalia visited Sunday with the Gilberts. Hovey Needham and son George attended a birthday dinner for Charles Miller of Saline. E. J. Forsythe and Clifford Forsythe hosted guests near Milan. Mrs. Jennie Forsythe joined. Jennie Forsythe received a surprise party for her birthday at Adrian Elsman’s home. Six euchre tables were played with refreshments. Harold Hammond’s Sunday gathering honored son Henry with family and others from Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Gordon
Mead
Dean
J . Claire
Doris Gilbert
Arlene
Glenford Hanson
George Needham
Morenci
Ellis Rosse
Harold Ebgrle
Ypsilanti
Kenneth Gordon
Hammel
Tecumseh
Lloyd Wagner
Azalia
Ernest Gleason
Dean Gordon
Phyllis Dee
Howe
Ind
Glenn Gordon
Pearl Gilbert
Gertie Gilbert
Beth
Ann Arbor
Everett Gilbert
Margaret Hewitt
Herbert Schultz
Azafia
Hovey Needham
George
Charles Miller
Saline
E. J. Forsythe
Clifford Forsythe
Milan
Jennie Forsythe
Adrian Elsman
Harold Hammond
Henry
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
Ralph Hammond
Robert Hammond
Waiva Richard
Milford visitors and callers noted in South Saline
Ellsworth Losee and Harold Boice visited Milford on Tuesday. Mrs Olive Baslick visits daughter Mogweers Dillon in Milford. Roscoe Craig called in Milan at his parents home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Gilmore and Milan children hosted guests. Claud Yourig spent Friday with brother Floyd Spence and family. Adolph Tum and two children from Datr visited Mrs Paul Metzger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Losee
Harold Boice
Milford
Olive Baslick
Mogweers Dillon
Roscoe Craig
Milan
Herbert Gilmore
Albert Ee
Claud Yourig
Floyd. Spence
Adolph Tum
My Ata
Paul Metzgérs
Local residents share visits and funeral attendance
Mr and Mrs Weir Gauntlett and son Dale of Milan spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elisworth Losee. Elisworth Losee hosted Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Aubrey Pocklington near Britton. Zeluff family visited Mooreville relatives, Clara among them. Draper Mansfield and Spences spent Sunday with Floyd Spence. York township funeral of James Wirth drew many guests from nearby towns including Mona Craig and family in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir Gauntlett
Dale
Milan
Elisworth Losee
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Guy Zeluff
Clara
Orra Zeloff
Moorevile
Myrl Draper
Clifford Mansfield
Ann Arbor
Donald Craig
Donna Jean
Macon
Hugh Graig
Local Social Roundup from Macon and Nearby
Macon notes show Mrs. Harry Downing visiting near Milan and Emory Downing. Ypsilanti guests Wiley Wise with Allen Wise. Ruth Kuder from Ann Arbor visiting parents. Harold Petee family in Deerfield. funeral for William Silvers in Clinton. Edward Ainsworth returns to Toledo. Mrs. John Schoolmaster ill then home in Weston. Welfare Club annual banquet at Ridgeway. Rev. Edward Escolm guest speaker. funeral of Mrs Eleanor Cotton in Saline. gatherings at the R G Sage home with visitors from Ypsilanti Elkhorn Detroit Inkster and Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Downing
Emory Downing
Milan
Wiley Wise
Ypsilanti
Allen Wise
Ruth Kuder
R. N
Ann Arbor
Almon Kuder
Harold Petee
Deerfield
Ed. Seger
William Silvers
Ridgeway
Edward Escolm
Friends Church
Tecumseh
R. F. Pennington
Ella Pennington
Walter Morden
Harry Pennington
R. G. Sage
Even Collins
Guy Collins
Eleanor Cotton
Saline
Dwight Hand
Lillian Hand
Elkhorn
Wis
Resettlement Administration Seeks Farm Offers in Michigan
The Resettlement Administration considers purchasing a limited number of Michigan farms for resettlement. Offers must be equal and based on appraisal and price, with a December 31 deadline. Prospective sellers should contact County Rehabilitation Supervisor and County Agricultural Agent. forms will be available soon from Gordon Brevoort in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resettlement Administration
RE. G. Carr
Michigan
Dicker
Gordon Brevoort
Wolverine Bldg
Ann Arbor
Michener Backs Townsend Pension Plan in Michigan
Representative Earl C. Michener of Michigan announces active support for the Townsend old age pension plan. In a letter to 1,500 Townsend club attendees in Adrian he pledges to work with fellow advocates and press its passage at the next Congress session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Earl C. Michener
Michigan
Townsend Club
Adrian
Michener
Sesson
Congress
Ann Arbor
Armbruster Leads In Bowling Victory Over Dixie Gas
Art Armbruster rolled 200 for high single and 523 for high series as his team won six straight against Dixie Gas. Alwin Burkhardt posted high singles with 195 while Max Fosdick edged him for high total with 518. Tecumseh explores WPA funded tree trimming. council questions feasibility and budget impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armbruster
Dixie Gas
Art Armbruster
Werknew
Burkhart
Ape O'Neil
G. Camburn
J. Camburt
Henderson
Eilsman
Alwin Burkhardt
Max Fosdick
Plants Make Home More Cheerful Says Michigan State College
The horticultural department at Michigan State College urges homemakers to grow house plants despite indoor growth challenges. The article notes light, moisture, and air needs vary by species, with geraniums and roses favoring south windows while ferns and palms suit east or west windows. It details watering, drainage, light, and temperature requirements and advises on pot size and container types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Department
Michigan State College
Public real estate sale under Washtenaw probate rule
Under license by the Washtenaw County Probate Court the estate of William Acton deceased offers at public sale the Basern Standard blacksmith shop and North Ann Arbor Street Saline Michigan property. Sale is cash with five percent down and subject to Probate Court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Ann Arbor Street
Saline
Michigan
William Acton
County of Washtenaw
State of
Cit
Chicago Street
Walter J. Acton
A Practical Christmas Gift Offer From The Newspaper
A timely suggestion promotes a newspaper gift of an entire year for $1.50. The ad argues it is a memorable present that will be remembered for fifty two weeks, appealing to readers seeking a practical, affordable gift.
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Warren ‘Cornaso
JO Conse Leagai
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John Géorge Schweitzer
G.C. ‘Townsend
Saline” Observer
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Central York
Lodi
Hammond
South Saline
Townsend Pensions
D. J. Dejonge
D.C
By Max McHenry
Washington
WPA
Limb
Herald
Hoeft
Ypsi
Wiedman
George Camburn
Ron Fitzgerald
M. McHenry
Fitzgerald
Dusterbeck
RB. McHenry
Wiedman Harms Kinbeegeopesannse
Brainard
Schmid Peda
Camburn Seegnarcenns
Tuesdaev Haagrer
Bert Gillen
Haarer
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D. Burkhart
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