Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Ann Arbor 1936 Notice
Public foreclosure sale of the Gallup mortgage on February 29 1936 at 10 60 am at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor Michigan. Property described as Lot 117 Kimberly Hills subdivision Pittsfield Township Washtenaw County. Mortgage held by Ann Arbor Savings Bank. Attorney W E Van Ameringen. Notice dates Adv-Nov 28 through Feb 20 1936.
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
A. D
Pittsfield
Kimberly Hills
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
W. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Mortgage Sale Notices for Saline and Ann Arbor Properties
Mortgage sale notices disclose defaults on two Michigan loans. The first, dated May 5 1926, by Mary Schill to Citizens Bank of Saline, covers lots 24 and 25 in Haywood's Addition Saline Washtenaw County with sale set March 7 1936 at 10am in Ann Arbor. The second, from June 21 1923 by Ann Arbor Land and Investment Company to Ann Arbor Savings Bank, involves Edgewood Subdivision parcels in Ann Arbor with sale set February 29 1936 at 10am at Washtenaw County Courthouse. several lots are released or will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor Land and Investment Company
State of Michigan
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Office
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw
Michigan Conservation Commission Sets Ice Line Rules
The Michigan Conservation Commission by authority of Act 230 P A 1925 orders five year ice line regulations from Jan 1 1936. Ice lines may be two single lines with one hook held under control. smelt waters may use any number of hooks on a single line. Public notice dated Oct 11 1935 lists Hoffmaster Loutit Cotton as officials and Dec 5 12 19 26 publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
P. J. Hoffmaster
WM. H. Loutit
Ray E. Cotton
Publication Order in Schweitzer Estate Account
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court Judge Jay G. Pray approves trustee John George Schweitzer estate account filed by C Townsend. Hearing set January 13 1936 at 10 am in Ann Arbor Probate Office with publication required in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
John George Schweitzer
C. Townsend
Foreclosure Notice on Saline Creamery Mortgage in Washtenaw
Mortgage dated June 27 1928 by Saline Creamery Company now foreclosed by Citizens Bank of Saline. Sale of described premises at public auction March 7 1936 at 10 am at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Creamery Company
Saline Butter and Cheese Company
Michigan
Detroit Trust Company
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Citizens Bank of Saline
Detroit and Security Trust Company
Ann Arbor
Monroe Street
Said Street
Saline
Michigan Banking Corporation
Arch D. Wilson
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Appointment of Administrator for Emanuel F. Layher Estate
In Michigan, at a December 2 1935 probate session in Ann Arbor Judge Jay G Pray ordered hearing for Olga Wenger to seek administration of Emanuel F Layher estate by Herman F Wenger or other suitable person. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer three weeks prior to December 31 1935 hearing at the probate office. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtewa
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Emanuel F. Layher
Olga Wenger
Herman F. Wenger
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
H Eatate
John J. Kenney
Michael J. Kenney
Register of Probate
Notice of Probate Claims for Addie Corbett Estate
Court in Washte naw County schedules hearings on claims against Addie Corbett deceased. Creditors have until April 24, 1936, to file at the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Hearings set for February 24 and April 24, 1936, at ten oclock in the forenoon. Jay G. Pray, Judge of Probate. Dec 26 1935 Jan 29 1936
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Addie Corbett
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Observer Adopts Usama Yearly Rate for Six Months
The Observer offers a rate of 41.50 per year and 750 for six months. The pricing appears to be structured with a yearly and a half year option, indicating a promotional or member subscription plan.
Central York Holiday Events Reflect Community Spirit
The article notes a candle light service at York Baptist church and a Farmers Union meeting in Holloway. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bird and Carlton Murray. A Oak Grove school Christmas program featured gifts crafted by children under teacher Mrs. Harwood. Visitors to the Gooding and Allison home include Walter Draper and Millard Allison plus several Murray relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Baptist Church
Jesse Bird
Carlton Murray
Alger Allison
Adrian
Holloway
Farmers Union
Oak Grove
Harwood
Gooding
Allison
Ann Arbor Visitor and Local Social Roundup
Miss Leola Thearer visited Ann Arbor on Thursday. School resumes for Arber girls after sickness. George Franklin Richards visits his brother Paul at Burrell Dowling’s in Salem. Euchre Club met with Lamphiers in Saline on Dec 16 and with Raymond Riggs this week. D G Richards hosted Christmas dinner for family and friends including Yape Richards Hobart Richards and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Thearer
Ann Arbor
Little Arber
George Franklin Richards
Paul
Burrell Dowling
Salem
Euchre Club
Hammond District Christmas Visits and Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Stimpson visited Adrian while Betty Gordon stayed with her aunt Mrs. Laura Haughn at May bee. Numerous local families hosted holiday meals and guests including the Hammond and Gilbert households, Dr. Gordon Prout, and Miss Alberta Catey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Stimpson
Adrian
Betty Gordon
Laura Haughn
Maybee
Claude Gilbert
Beth
E. M. Gilbert
Grace Hammond
Clarabel
Rundel
Bedford
Gordon Prout
Kenneth Gordon
M. Oo
Stimpson
John Stimpson
Julia Gordon
Theodore Stimpson
Doris Gilbert
Everett Gilbert
Henry Anderson
Mooreville
Ralph. Hammond
Robert
Wava Richards
Ann Arbor
Harold Hammond
Mary
McMazin
Ella McMazin
Andrew Girbach
Ernest
Frank’McGalla
Salem
Vernon” Rowe
Ann . Arbor
Raymond
Girbach
Djady
Pontiac
Loyd Catey
Morris Wilson
Paul Catey
Wilford Catey
Grand Lodge
Harold Locke
Charlotte
Alberta Catey
Muskegon Heights
Indians Seek Market for Their Birch Bark Canoes
Ottawa reports primitive birch-bark canoes still produced by Indians at Golden Lake Ontario. Harlan I. Smith of the National Museum of Canada notes markets are hard to find and offers to help connect museums or individuals with the canoe makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Golden Lake
Ontario
Science
Harlan I. Smith
National Museum of Canada
Mr. Smith
Largest U S Schooners in History and War Era Craft
The article notes that most modern American schooners date from wartime when hulls were precious and voyage payoffs were high. It mentions the seven masted Thomas W. Lawson, capsized in 1907, and several later six masted craft now gone. It also briefly references Pawama Indians and prewar vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Thomas W. Lawson
Scilly, Isles
Banks to use ads to build public trust in banking
The American Bankers Association plans a nationwide advertising effort to explain banking to the public. President R S Hecht says banks should promote forward looking plans and sound human relations, using a new advertising series to aid member banks without replacing existing campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
New York
R. S. Hecht
Association
New York City
Hecht
Many Banks Long Lived in United States History
A survey notes 168 banks over 100 years old, 2 472 banks over 50, and 10 391 banks at least 25 years old. The oldest bank, chartered February 17 1784 in Boston, anchors a stability claim amid repeated panics from 1907 to 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Harold Stonier
American Bankers Association
New Wealth From Soil and Agricultural Credit
American Bankers Association notes that wealth from soil benefits both farmers and banks. Stable farming avoids foreclosures and supports credit structures. Directors urge banks and farmers to pursue long term agricultural success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricu
American Bankers Association
Michigan Birthday Anniversary Commemorative Stamp Debate
Historian style piece recalls Michigan's status as Wolverine State and 1837 statehood while noting political maneuvering behind a proposed commemorative stamp for A H Van denberg. It describes Michigan's geography industry education and early settlement through Marquette Cadillac Perry and Cass. The article questions early birthday symbolism amid political strategy.
Women should know relation of prices and costs
The Michigan State College home economics department argues farm women and urban homemakers share interests in food prices and living costs. Higher hog prices raise buying power for farmers’ wives, while urban shoppers buy more manufactured goods as prices change. Buyers’ strikes against meats are illogical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Hearing Set In John J Kenney Estate Probate
In the matter of the estate of John J Kenney deceased Michael J Kenney petitioned for administration to himself or another. The hearing is scheduled for the 18th in the forenoon at the Probate Office with publication in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
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Mary Schill
Court House
Circuit Court
Haywood
Anon Arbor
Edgewood
Ann Arbor” Savings Bank
A. J. Warren
Tornado
Surance Real Estate
Satag
Leagal
Ewe Eeteate
Ead 38 Agd
Order of the ‘Conservation
Commission
O. Borgert
Pfeister
Ounty A
Central York
Judd
Hammond
Science Service
U. S&s
South America
Bankers
George E. Bergman
Mr. Farley
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Wolverine
Ohio
Detroit
Great Lakes
Colorado
Middle West
College of Things
Agriculture
Mid-Western States
Northwest Territory
New France
Father Marquette
Cadillac
Httle
Enngland
France
America
England
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Lewis Cass
Farley
D. J. Dejonge
D.C
Drs. E. D & A. H. Brown
Chicago St
Tecumseh
National Geographic Society
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