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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1956
Page
5
Classified listings describe a sale of a nice three bed room frame and stone home in Satine Heights with hardwood floors full basement and garage plus landscaped lot. Also included are farming loans ads from National Farm Loan Association and several sale items from local businesses and notices.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County issues notice in the estate of Charles Shenor alleged mentally incompetent. Creditors must file written claims under oath with the court and serve the Ann Arbor Trust fiduciary. Claims heard April 18, 1956. Publication for three weeks in Saline Observer. Service by registered mail or personal delivery per schedule.
Mrs Henry McKenzie, fresh from a visit to England and Scotland, will speak at the First Methodist Church Wednesday February 8 at 8 a m. Her illustrated talk England in June uses colored slides. WSCS February meeting features Mrs Frank Campbell hostess Mrs Claude Campbell hostess and Mrs Claude Scruggs leading devotions Esther Circle to conduct social hour.
Circles of the Federated Women's Groups set monthly meetings for Tuesday February 7. The afternoon circle at 1 p.m. will be hosted by Mrs Henry McKenzie with Miss Mary Morden leading Bible Study and Cotton sisters preparing the program. The evening circle at 8 p.m. at Mrs John Lutz's East Bennett Street home will have Mrs Paul Klueter leading Bible Study and Mrs Thomas King as program leader. Both circles launch a new schedule using Bible Stay Saved on Ephesians and material from Conversations on the American Indian. All women are urged to attend the circle closest to them.
SALINE Elwood G Lohela 39 of Ann Arbor was hospitalized with hip injuries after stopping on the Saline Milan Road one mile south of Saline to fit tire chains when a car skidded on ice and struck him. Taine A Rogers 22 of Saline Milan Road was driving the other vehicle in the mishap.
An ad for pattern 9014 by Marian Marti offers a dress with a fitted bodice, tucks, soft flared skirt and hip pockets. Sizes range from 14 to 24 with yardage details and postage of 35 cents to The Saline Observer in Saline Michigan.
Vinegar Bend Mizell returns to the Cardinals with coach Frei Hutchinson predicting a 20 game win total. Hutchinson noted Mizell's 2 to 1 win with 13 strikeouts and four walks, praising his left handed control and part of Havana winter duties.
Presbyterian and Baptist federations list 9:45 A M church school led by Hazen Jewell and an 11:00 A M Divine Worship with music. First Methodist notes 10:00 A M worship, 11:00 A M Sunday School led by John Livingstone, plus MYF groups at 4:00 and 7:30 P M. Evangelical Reform and Trinity Lutheran also publish services, Sunday School, and youth activities. St Pauls lists 10:06 A M Mass and 11:15 A M Church School.
The Wo mens Society of Christian Service Doreas Circle meets at 1 pm at First Methodist Church with hosts Mrs Arthur Wison on Textie Rd Ruth Circle gathers at 8 pm at Mrs Delmar Schrader s Manchester Rd Circe meets at 8 pm at the Manchester Rd hotel Esther Circle also at 8 pm at Mrs Leo Jensen s home Mr and Mrs Ray Burmeister hosted a Sunday gathering for Leonard and Donald s birthdays with family and friends present.
Probate court in Washtenaw County schedules February 17 1956 hearing to examine and allow Nina Arend guardian account for Mary Viola Spaulding with public notice to be published for three weeks in the Saline Observer. Judge Jay H. Payne presides. Register Anna Douvitsas authenticates.
Mr and Mrs Harlan Holcomb left for a two month vacation in Kissimmee Florida joining Mr and Mrs E M Gilbert who are also spending the holiday season there.
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