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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
4
Beginning January 10 Michigan requires non resident fur buyers to hold a fifty dollar license covering all fur dealings. Both non resident dealers and residents with ten dollar licenses must file notarized monthly reports and mail them. A state permit is now required to ship furs outside the state, signed by the local conservation officer.
Mooreville Saline Grange held a Christmas party and social at Mooreville York hall with a large turnout. The program featured recitations by Phyllis Gilbert Billy Rhoades Donna Stoddard and others, solos and duets by Gilbert Holcomb Kanitz and more, ending with a tree gift exchange and a potluck supper. An upcoming wedding for Elizabeth Tuttle and Rev Loren Strait was announced.
The Michigan Probate Court in Washtenaw County orders publication of final administration account for Mary S. Cornish estate. Executor Ray Frisbie must appear January 12, 1942 at 10:00 AM in Ann Arbor Probate Office to examine the account and hear petition for distribution. Public notice runs three weeks in The Saline Observer.
Michigan circuit court orders appearance of defendants in Feldkamp v Hooper et al to settle title to two Saline Township parcels totaling 89.90 acres with lease and highway rights noted. Publication required weekly for six weeks or service by registered mail. Dated December 2, 1941.
West Saline hosts a Friday program at Dell school with about sixty pupils and a large turnout of friends and relatives from Grass Lake Ann Arbor and the community. Adults express visible joy and relief amid world worries as children perform with notable polish. Santa appears as a rare exception.
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