Christmas social and family visits fill Oak Grove week
Central York reports a quiet school week at Oak Grove while numerous relatives and friends visit in the area. Miss Electa Murray and Miss Mary Murray stay with family, and a Christmas program and tree are held at Oak Grove school house. Several relatives from Ohio and Michigan join gatherings across Hamburg Ann Arbor Milan Toledo and Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Mary Hertier
Alger Allison
Glenn Allison
Ann Arbor
John D. Allison
Carlton Murray
Hamburg
Walter Draper
Milan
Mary LeBaron
Jesse Bird, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Gable
Dan Murray
Ridge Road
Allison
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
Frank Barber
Robert Hopps
James
John Barber
Munger Road
Mary
Electa Murray
Judd District Christmas Visitations In Detroit Area
Mr. and Mrs. Carson and family attended Christmas holidays in Detroit Sunday and Monday. Jerry Richards of Ypsilanti vacationing with grandparents D. G Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Ery Richards joined relatives for a Christmas gathering. Various Richards and related families from Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Willow Portland and Jackson shared Christmas events with D. G Richards and A. G Richards families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Carson
Detroit
Jerry Richards
Ypsilanti
D. G
Richards
Raymond Riggs
D. G. Richards
Ery
A. G. Richards
Joe Mitchell
Harl Arnot
Gimner
Sidney Yape
Will Gallaher
Hobart Richards
Ann Arbor
Madison Richards
Clifford Richards
Willow
Paul Richards
Salem
George F. Richards
Plymouth
Leela Murray
Jackson
A.,g. Richards
West Saline Social Notes Reflect Holiday Visits
Mr and Mrs John Arend of Parsons Kansas visited Grass Lake last week. Mr and Mrs W P Schwocho attended Christmas gathering at Otto Schwocho s Detroit home and celebrated in Morenci. The Jaeger children received 500 in settlement of an auto accident in front of Albert Grafs residence handled by Mrs Jaeger in Ann Arbor court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arend
Parsons
Kansas
Grass Lake
W. P. Schwocho
Otto Schwocho
Detroit
Morenci
Conrad Jaeger
Albert Graf
Jaeger
Ann Arbor
Christmas Holiday Visits Reported Across Michigan
Macon Miss Lucille Halladay of Lansing is home for Christmas vacation. Several families trace Christmas visits across Michigan with noted guests from Detroit Fairfield Flint Ypsilanti and Jackson. Notable illnesses include Mrs. Floyd Spence improving from bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Halladay
Lansing
Herman Cole
Detroit
Ray Smith
R. C. Pennington
Glen NASA
Fairfield
Jessie Bovay
Flint
George Bovay
Lloyd Hendershot
Muncie
Ind
William Hendershot
Floyd Spence
Lydia Mills
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
W. E. Swick
Fred Garton
Mary Osgood
Ypsilanti
Revilo Sage
John Moody
Virginia Moody
Jackson
al. Kutler
Ruth
Alien Wise
P. K. Morgan
Hila Pennington
Ethel Lindsey
Ellsworth End
Everett Lindsley
J. William Morgan
Plymouth
Scout Council Founder Seen as Lifelong Scout Leader
A founder and longtime leader of the Scout Council, he served four years as president and was a National Council member since 1935. He received the Silver Beaver Award in 1936 for outstanding service to boyhood. He chaired the American Legion Troop Committee and mentored countless Scouts and Scouters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
National Council
American Legion Troop Committee
America
Steam Shovel Quells 8000-Ton Coal Pile Fire
In Plymouth a blaze engulfed an 8000 ton coal pile and resisted water. Firefighters used a steam shovel to move coal away from the flames until the bottom burns faded out. In Wayne a University of Michigan freshman notes a new net may aid a history course. A black kitten labeled Slossen follows to class with Prof. Slosson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mpa
Wayne
Glen Arnoud
Michigan
Slossen
Preston Slosson
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan Suit
In the Circuit Court for Washtenaw County Michigan Mabel M Fuller and others seek to quiet title against Eveline Hendrick et al by bill filed November 15 1939. Defendants must enter appearance within three months. notice published in The Saline Observer. Property described as lot numbers ten and eleven in C B Dudleys Subdivision in Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Chancery
Mabel M. Fuller
Therle Lawrence
Pearl Lawrence
Eveline Hendrick
Peter Hendrick
John M. Fisher
William Cotton
Robert C. Ross
Peter Hendricks
Hannah C. Hendricks
James Smith
Walter O'Brien
Julia O’brien
Elizabeth Ann Cotton
Mary Stevens
Margaret Ross
Margaret E. Goosley
Samuel M. Goosley
Wiliam J. Clark
Margaret EH. Gooseley
Michigan
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Irene A. Seitz
Ypsilanti
Coun Oy
Dudley
City of
County of Washtenaw
Lem N. Brown
Mortgage Sale Notice of Foreclosure in Washtenaw County
Default on a February 9 1920 mortgage by George Schechter and Grace Schechter to Charles F Thompson later assigned to Kittie L Thompson then to Guy F Thompson and lastly to Kittie L Thompson Clare. Public sale scheduled February 29 1940 at 10 AM at the Front Door Court House Ann Arbor to satisfy $1060 plus costs and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schechter
Grace Schechter
Charles F. Thompson
Kittie L. Thompson
Guy F. Thompson
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Kittie I. Thompson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Kittie L. Thompson Clare
Huron Street
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw “County
Michigan
Towit
Augusta
Kittie L. Thompson Clark
Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank Building
Ypsilanti
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Sest Wisner
Seer
Miss Ruchkman
W. L. Sturm
Saline, Mich
Mobil and
Texaco
MR. and
Chris Volz
and Kenneth Voulz
Owen Hoeft
Saline
E. G. Mann & Sons
Bridgewater
Central York
Georgie McGuire
Philip McGuire
Barberton, O
James McGuire
Johnnie McGuire
Margaret Leahey
Toledo
Georgia McGuire
Monroe
Herbert Ayers
Clare Rhoades
G. D. Ellis
Claude Baily
Milton Augustus
Judd
West Saline
Macon
Theron M. Langford, M. D
Chancery Notice
THE
Saline Theatre
Wesley M. Gilpin Lewis M. Lash
Leonard Hutzel
Bridgewater Lumber Company
John Garfield
Priscilla Lane
William Boyd
Windy
Desnie
Sun-Man
Wallace Beery
Chester Morgan
Mary Boland
Charley Ruggles
Edward Robinson
Ruth Hussey
Charley Ruggies
Detroit Edison
Detroit Edison Company
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