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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
8
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday School at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sundays. All are cordially invited. A rail passenger travel fact notes that to equal 432 950 000 miles in 1933 one passenger would need over 16 billion miles.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will auction on February 23, 1935 at 1900 hours the mortgage secured property at 32 Samuel G. Miller's Addition Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan to satisfy a debt of 5898.77 plus costs and interest. Foreclosure follows default on a 1932 mortgage dated April 29 with tax and attorney fees included.
Default on a 1923 mortgage by Peter Wiedmayer et al to John Kohler and Josephine Kohler led to foreclosure. The 120 acre parcel in Lodi Township was to be sold at public auction on April 8 at 10 am at the Court House in Ann Arbor to satisfy the debt of $6,919.23 plus costs, after ownership was assumed by Charles Bondie.
Last week marked Christian Endeavor Week with three active societies. The week proved a success and parishioners are urged to attend next Sunday’s 10 a.m. worship and 11:15 a.m. Sunday school led by S. Cotton, Carl Geddes, and Mrs House. Evening services follow with 6:30 p.m. youth society meetings and 7:30 p.m. worship, featuring a girls’ chorus.
Public notice of the probate court order in Washtenaw County Michigan for the estate of Clark Garter. Executor Curtiss to present final account February 20, 1936 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor probate office. Three weekly insertions in The Saline Observer announced by Judge Jay G. Pray.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association announces a public auction of the mortgaged premises in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan on February 28 1935 at 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time at the Court House. The mortgage dated November 1 1929 secures 4680 principal 1046.25 interest 127 taxes 5040 attorney fee and total due 4691.25 plus costs. The property is Lot 8 in Ager Finkbeiner Subdivision in the City of Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan.
In Wash tenam County Probate Court Ann Arbor January 26 1935 Carl Curtiss Executor files final account and requests distribution of estate. Hearing set February 20 1935 at 10 am at the Probate Office with notice by publication for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge TAY G PRAY. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate. January 31 February 7 14 1935.
Michigan will get 3,837,292 dollars in federal highway aid for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1935, under Secretary Henry A. Wallace. The program, resumed to help build and maintain trunk roads, requires states to provide matching funds from gasoline or vehicle taxes. Michigan ranks seventh in distribution, with Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, California, Ohio ahead.
Township clerk Lester Hanson announces registration for qualified electors in Saline Township Michigan. Candidates may register personally on specified dates February 12 and February 23 with hours 8 am to 8 pm at the clerk’s home. Only actual residents eligible. abstain between second Saturday before election and election day.
Notice to qualified electors that H A Gensley clerk will register residents who apply in person on February 12 1935 and February 23 1935 from 8 am to 8 pm at home. Absent Voters Law prevents names for registration by absent voters. Also advises replacing ads with ready cash or other exchanges.
Michigan State College home economists describe how to renew worn chairs with cotton padding and slip covers. The guide covers padding the back and arms, cutting fabric, securing with stitches, and tailoring patterns for a smooth fit and neat ruffles.
City Clerk Lottie Wallace announces registration in Saline Michigan ahead of the next election. Eligible residents may register at the Ben Uphaus store on February 12 1935 from 8 am to 8 pm with a cutoff between the second Saturday before the election and the election day. The notice emphasizes residency and eligibility to vote. Fifty years ago Clara Cady and Edward Cheeseman married in London township and celebrated their golden anniversary in Ypsilanti at the home of their daughter Bessie Gillett.
A mule owned by Alger Allison died Sunday. Carlton Murray and Karl Bird spent Friday at Lansing. Families Desbrogh and Gable, and Mr. and Mrs. Alger Allison have all been ill with grip. Baptists hosted a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanford in Milan. Several residents visited Ann Arbor for x rays and social calls.
Mrs Milkey and daughters called on Mrs Will Laeno of Milan. Mr and Mrs Karl Theurer and children visited John Dicks. Mrs Allie Richards and Miss Hazel Galea visited D G Richards family. Pauline Riggs and Herbert Teachout visited Gale Riggs. Harps of Ann Arbor joined Sunday supper at Theurers. Walter Wiedmayer spent Sunday with Jacob and Mrs Bradley. Emil Milkey and sons visited D G Richards Monday evening. Reeves family and Mrs George Raymond visited E C Reeves Sunday.
Miss Audrey Schwartz suffers car trouble while Walter Gable remains ill with influenza. Mrs. Harrison Sanford returns home after tonsil surgery at University Hospital Ann Arbor. Families and districts celebrate, with the Zeloffs marking their thirty fifth anniversary. nine Lake Ridge Sewing Club members quilt and share lunch.
Community announcements list numerous visits and overnight stays among Hammond district residents. Names include Lucille Carpenter Rothbury Joan Klisman Kalamazoo Harold Eberle Roscommon and Gordon family Lansing Milan Ypsilanti Columbus Ohio and Jackson with gatherings at EBJ Forsythe home and Farmers Week events.
A list of individuals including Bruce Gordon and Kerry Gordon of Flint, Walter Geashab er of Milan, Clarke Gordon of Ypsilanti, Nora Betzer of Tecumseh, Leland Hatch of Macon, Julia Gordon, Theodore Stimpson of Saline, and Mary Finkbeiner appears in the notice. The text reads as a group of residents and relatives connected to a broader local notice.
South Saline and surrounding areas report illness and recovery as Amos Luckhardt battles flu. Residents visit relatives in Blissfield Ypsilanti and Clinton. several couples host euchre and attend funerals. Frank Stilts family mourn infant son of James Wirth in York Township. Clyde Mansfield and others share weekend gatherings.
Miss Inez and Bobby Spence hosted the Macon Epworth League with ice cream and cake after the meeting. Local families including the Craigs of Ypsilanti joined Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig for Sunday dinner, and the Macon M E Ladies Aid met at Nellie McClue and Clarence Hart's home. An oyster supper in Saline hosted by the Michigan Milk Producers Association drew several local families.
Macon society page reports Luella Biddle visiting relatives in Ypsilanti and several residents visiting relatives in Detroit Ann Arbor Dundee and Toledo. Birth announced for Janet Blain daughter of Louis and wife in Ridgeway former Macon residents.
The article links U S corn production with hog slaughter cycles noting three peak years 1923 24 1928 29 and 1933 34 tied to big corn crops since 1920 28 and 32. It states a one percent change in corn output mirrors one percent change in hog slaughter under federal inspection and that 1935 contract aims to control acreage to prevent hog overproduction and price drops. poor 1935 acreage control could lead to corn surpluses and low feed prices followed by heavy hog feeding and low hog prices in 1926 and 1937.
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