Publication orders in Washtenaw Probate Court cases
Public notices announce hearings in two Washtenaw County estates. Judge Jay G. Pray sets January 3 and January 11, 1935 for examination and final accounting, with publication required in The Saline Observer and The Latine Observer. Nora Borgert, Register of Probate.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
William C. Wurster
Helen M. Wurster
Saline Observer
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Probate hearing set on the estate of Julia Layher
In Saline Observer the court schedules December 28 1984 hearing for administration of Julia Layher estate. Petition seeks grant to Herman Wenger or other suitable person. Public notice to run three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
William J. McKendery
Myrtle Rasmussen
Reuben Rogers
Observer
Nora O
Washnaw
Julia Layher
Arthur A.layher
Salid Court
Herman
F_ Wenger
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Waggoner Mortgage
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association announces public auction on February 23 at 10:00 am in Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor to satisfy the mortgage on 32 Samuel G Miller Addition Lot in Ann Arbor. The amount due totals 5898.77 plus costs and interest. Mortgagee attorney V H Van Ameringen.
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Marie Lowder
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
of Michigan
Fred Q. Leever
Adrian J. Leever
Teaver and Leever
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw Countty
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ypsi- Janti
County of Washtenaw
Shutt
Fred ©. Leever
Adridn J. Leever
Leever
Floyd W. Waggoner
Carrie A. Waggoner
Washtenaw County
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
State of Michigan
the Register of Deeds
Gsate, Association
Huron Street
Court House
Ann Anchor
City
Samuel G. Miller
Michigan Corporation
EH. van Ameringen
Foreclosure Notice on Ager Finkbeiner Mortgage in Ann Arbor
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will auction the mortgaged property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan to cover amounts due on the November 1929 mortgage by William Ager Zita F.Ager Harold J Finkbeiner and Susan Finkbeiner. The sale date is February 23 1935 at 10 00 AM at the courthouse entrance. The property described is Lot 3 Ager Finkbeiner Subdivision in Ann Arbor. Mortgagee is Huron Valley Building and Savings Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ager
Zita F.ager
Harold J. Finkbeiner
Susan Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigain
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
theState of Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Wash‘tenaw County
Michigan
Betsides
Sinicon Street
Court
Michia
County of Washie- Raw
Reseri
Ager, & Finkbeiner
Ann, Arbor
Hufen Valley Building and Savings
A. Michigan Corporaseytion
E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Special offer on All-American flower collection in one packet
Special offer from Quality Gardens on 12 varieties for 2.25 post-paid. Orders for spring delivery accepted. Tubers and plants include California dahlia, begonias, gladiolus, house ferns, climbing rose, chrysanthemum, and more. Located at 8804 Compton Ave, Los Angeles, California.
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Kimbrough
Stamps and Religion in World Postal Art
An overview of how religious themes appear on stamps worldwide. It surveys church icons, temples, mosques, cathedrals, and sacred figures from Ireland Vatican Italy France Greece Iraq Japan Spain and beyond, noting notable issues and catalog values while highlighting stamps as a lens on religious expression.
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Irish Free State
Vatican City
Hungary
Portugal
Gabriel
Luxor
Egypt
Theseus
Greece
Indiaon
Dutch Indies
Japan
Iraq
France
Rheims
Italy
St. Peter
St. Paul
St. Maria Maggiore
St. John Lateran
Lichtenstein
Schellenberg
United States
Marquette
Trans-Mississippi
Washington
Valley Forge
America
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Thor
Iceland
Papua
Aegean Islands
Virgin Islands
Saar
Spaih
Columbus
U S Department team improves accuracy in chick sexing
U S Department of Agriculture poultry specialists have achieved over 90 percent accuracy in determining chick sex at hatching by observing genital eminence in newborns. The method, first proposed by Japan, requires training. commercial-scale sexing by Americans is feasible with sufficient practice and could meet rising demand for day-old pullets.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D.C
W. H. Burrows
Observer and Pathfinder offer weekly world and home news
Readers are urged to sample the liner ads and learn what is happening locally and worldwide. A two-paper combined offer costs one dollar seventy five cents for a year, with samples available on request.
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The
Observer
Pathfinder
Nothingse
Central York Community Notes Spanning Visits and Sick Names
Central York misses Marie and Vivian Bird due to illness. Floyd Bird traveled Sunday to Ramona California with Walden Riggs. Millard Allison of Mooreville visited his brother Alger Allison and family. Mrs Alger Allison attended a Friendship class party with Mrs Willians Rundel. Catharine Saunders from Ohio stays with uncle Carlton Murray. Carlton Murray’s wife and daughter returned from Ray Williams’ home Saturday. Oak Grove PTA met at the schoolhouse Friday. York Baptist Ladies Aid met with Mrs Orra Zelutt Wednesday. Herbert Gilman of Mooreville visited the Bind and Gooding homes. Mrs Hattie Murray and Electa visited Myrl Murray and family in Mooreville and Ridge Road. Mr and Mrs Marion Murray of Superior township and others dined with Hattie Murray’s family.
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Marie
Vivian Bird
Floyd Bird
Ramona
Calif
Walden Riggs
Millard Allison
Mooreville
Alger Allison
Willians Rundel
Catharine Saunders
Ohio
Carlton Murray
Ray Williams
Oak Grove P. T. Ia
York Baptist
Aid ‘ Ciety
Orra Zelutt
Herbert Gilman
Bind
Gooding Home
Hattie Murray
Electa
Myrl Murray
Dan ‘Murray
Ridge Road
Marion Murray
Superior Township
Allison Gable
Donald
Bila Jane Murray
Hammond District Residents Have Weekend Visits
Raymond Girbach from Pontiac and John Stimpson from Carleton were home for the weekend. Oscar McPike of Van Wert Ohio visits his niece Mrs Hazel Gordon. Otto Hansen and E M Gilbert hosts Saturday evening. Sunday guests at Glenn Gordon's home include John Haughn Juanita Jean Maybee and Charles Deem Detroit. The M and Ladies Aid fourth division met at Garnet Carrs home with large attendance and a delicious lunch.
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Raymond Girbach
Pontiac
John Stimpson
Carleton
Oscar McPike
van Wert
Ohio
Hazel Gordon
Otto Hansen
E. M. Gilbert
Glenn Gordon
John Haughn
Juanita Jean
Maybee
Charles Deem
Detroit
M. &. Ladies’ Aid
Garnet Carr
Social Notes From Central Lodi District
Central Lodi edition recalls Curry of Detroit visiting Henry Clark over the weekend. Mrs. Bert Moore visited Mrs. Finch last Wednesday afternoon. Walter Lindemann recovering after a rail accident. William Birkle and baby spent Sunday with Bert Moore’s family. Bert and Dorothy Sweetland with Lenora Esther and Ruth at their aunt William Lindemann’s home. Alex Rodger attended the Chelsea funeral of Caroline Drake aged 73. Laverne Moore returns home for winter after nine months with Mrs. Charles McDaniel.
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Ed. Curry
Detroit
Henry Clark
Bert Moore
Harry. Finch
Walter Lindemann
William Birkle
Platt
Bert Bruckner
Ann Arbor
Dorothy
Esther
Lenora
Ruth Sweetland
William Lindemann
Alex Rodger
Chelsea
Caroline Drake
Laverne Moore
Charles McDaniel
Local Socials and Visits Across Judd District
Roy Shankland works for Mr Begole. Mrs Millican visited Mrs Karl Theurer Tuesday. Paul Richards and a Salem friend spent Sunday with D G Richards. Mr and Mrs Raymond Riggs visited John Mitchell’s family in Milan Friday. Clifford Richards visited with his parents D U Richards Monday night. D G Richards Alfred Acton Gale Riggs Edd Guenther Jake Wild and Robert Randolph appeared. I joined Charles Efale of Mooreville for his 72nd birthday last Wednesday with cider fried cakes and euchre.
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Roy Shankland
Begole
Millican
Karl Theurer
Paul Richards
Salem
D. G. Richards
Raymond Riggs
John Mitchell
Milan
Clifford Richards
D. U. Richards
D. G Richards
Alfred Acton
Gale Riggs
Edd Guenther
Jake Wild
Robert Randolph
Charles Efale
Mooreville
Local Social News From Ann Arbor And Surrounding Areas
Saturday visits in Ann Arbor include Mrs Annette Satterlay Mr and Mrs Don Bilby and Miss Mary Howell. Weekend guests in Monroe and Weston host homes. Delos Biddle's funeral held at M E church aged 76. Social dinners honor Mrs Gaylon Ford with guests from Clinton Pequannock and Penington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Satterlay
Ann Arbor
Don Bilby
Ann.Arbor
Mary Howell
Guy Collins
Ford Hospital
W. B. Burleson
Ralph Halladay
Union City
Alva Frazier
Monroe
A. FE. Mackey
L. H. Camburn
Weston
J. Schoolmaster
Clifford Mansfield
M. L. Kellum
Rush Ohlinger
Della, O
Roy .Heilman
Roy Robison
Detroit
Charles Heilman
Delos Biddle
M. E. Church
Williamston
Kenneth Frost
Gaylon Ford
Pequannock
N. J
Benson van de Markt
Clinton
N Earl Penington
Ihah
U S Game Birds Report Abundant Crops Across Nation
U S and other reports indicate good crops for most upland game birds and waterfowl across the United States though some species vary. Quail are abundant in many states, worst in Kansas and Arizona, while deer bear and other game show differing trends from abundant to endangered.
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Kansas
Arizona
Aus
Builder creates ornate miniature railroad in cellar
Gilpatrick of Spring Glen Connecticut built a sprawling 280 feet long electric miniature railroad in his cellar. The system features brass rails 24 relays and 83 wires with safety devices and movable bridge spans. James W. Helme survived a hotel fire after leaping between roofs and grabbing a live wire.
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Hanen
aConn
Gilpatrick
Bpring
Glen
Gilpat
Rick
New York Central
James W. Helme
Adrian
Kerns
Helme
Melme
Harry Brooks theold trotter gears for another comeback
George H. Lancaster presented to C I Ogden his faithful trotter Harry Brooks age eight. The horse rests now and conditioning will start in February for races next season. Clintonites hope to see him hit his stride again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Lancaster
C. i. Ogden
Harry Brooks
Mr. Ogden
Advertising as an Investment for Growth
The piece argues that smart advertising drives long term value, not a bill to pay. It frames marketing spend as an asset that expands brand reach, customer loyalty, and sales, rather than a short term cost.
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Justice of the Peacs
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
R. C. Kimbrough
Compton Ave
Los Angeles
California
Central York
Hammond District
Lodi
Judd
U. S
Roy Bixby
Tanner’s
Springerle
Lebruchens
the Saline Bakery
Delco
DIXIE
Quaker State
Sherwin-Williams
Pick 1 Magazine
Better Homes & Gardens
Delineator
McCall's Magazine
Pathfinder Weekly
Pictorial Review
Parents’ Magazine
Sports Afield
Shadoplay Movie Magazine
Silver Screen
Woman's World Household Magazine
Needlecraft
Cloverleaf Review
Home Circle Check 1
Thes Xy
the Country Home
American Poultry Journal
the Farm Journal
Capper’s Farmer
Gentlewoman Magazine
Good Stories Hote Cirle
la Household Magazine
Mechanics Mathers Home Life
Everybody's Poultry Magazine
Woman's World American Fruit Grower
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