Order For Publication Final Administration Account
Michigan Washtenaw Probate Court fixes February 17 1950 for reviewing final administration account of Gertrude Rozelle Miller estate. Public notice required in Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing. Judge Jay H. Payne presiding. A true copy by Register William R. Stagg. Jan 26-Feb 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay H. Payne
Gertrude Rozelle Miller
Margaret Elizabeth Miller
Saline Observer
Said
Jay HH. Payne
William R. Stagg
Abbie Snauble
Abigail Snauble
Saline
Michigan
Katherine Graf
Ruth Richard
Martin Schaible
Norman J. Schaible
John Boettner
Della B. Mann
the Saline Observer
Jay &. Payrze
Mary Anna Schaible
Salame Observer
Mortgage Sale Notice From Washtenaw County
Default in a June 3 1948 mortgage by Charles B Yahr to Eben C Whipple and Mary Whipple has continued for over 30 days. Whipple couple elect to declare the entire principal and accrued interest due and payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Yahr
Eben C. Whipple
Mary Whipple
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice and Local Probate Updates
Foreclosure of a mortgage for $3,284.50 plus arrears and attorney fees proceeds by public auction at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor on May 5 1950 at 10:00 AM. The parcel lies in Ann Arbor Township Washtenaw County Michigan. Also notices of administration for Katherine Graf and Martin Schaible with court dates in February and March 1950, and other local items from Saline Observer.
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Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor Township
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Eben C. Whipple
Mary Whipple
Reading & Reading
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Boxing defeat for Vincent Jacobs in Ann Arbor round three
Ten years ago Vincent Jacobs was defeated in the third round of his boxing match in Ann Arbor last Monday evening. The Saline Tavern bowling team entered in Michigan State and the A B C tournaments this year. Mrs. Alwin Gross hosted a birthday party for daughter Col lene marking her sixth birthday. Carl Gilmore resigned as head of the poultry department at Saline Valley Farms. Miss Jean Fosdick and Bob Osterhout attended the ice carnival in Petosky over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Jacobs
Ann Arbor
Saline Tavern
A. B.C
Alwin Gross
Collene
Carl Gilmore
Saline Valley Farms
Jean Fosdick
Bob Osterhout
Petosky
Lon don streets mark origin of Scouting in America
Twenty years ago the incident that brought Scouting to America occurred on London streets. Miss Mae Wheeler hosted a two-table bridge party at Mrs. Audrey Ash's home. Neighbors surprised Mrs. Dewey Agner on her birthday anniversary. A. J. Warren, visiting Florida, notes it is pleasant to escape Michigan's cold shivers.
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America
London
Mae Wheeler
Audrey Ash
Dewey Agner
A. J. Warren
Florida
Michigan
Local Notices and Political Ticket From City Caucus
Obituary notes Elsa Visel died February 3 1920 and Louis Knerr of York lost a horse. George Streiter out sick with flu. Rudolph Bersuder covers his lumber yard. Friday caucus placed George W Cook for president Edith C Rouse for clerk Mae Wheeler treasurer and trustees Herman Hutzel Max Fosdick and E F Wiedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Visel
Rudolph Bersuder
George Streiter
Streiter
Louis Knerr
York
George W. Cook
Edith c. Rouse
Mae Wheeler
Weather and market notes with charity event announced
A week of weather trends reports lamb prices firm and wheat prices weak. A. I. Lashier becomes an Observer advertiser this week. A donation for Rev Barry and family at the parsonage is planned Friday evening February 16. Electric cars are unable to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Lashier
Rev. Barry
Weather Delays as High Water Bolsters Pressures on Rail Line
The line faces disruption from rising water with the final winter month slipping away. Officials warn crews monitor conditions as service adjustments loom.
Shrubs Fall to 2 4 D Exposure
A note warns some shrubs and trees are highly vulnerable to even small, indirect exposure to 2 4 D making them fatal.
Drinking Cattle Contrary to Popular Belief
Article argues dairy cows do not drink substantially more water in hot weather than in cool weather. It challenges common assumptions about cattle hydration and heat stress impacts on dairy operations.
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Myron B. Gallagher
Myron B. Gallagher Jr
Michigan Press Service Inc
EL. W. Kuebler
William R. Stage
Laken
Universal Die Company
Ralph McHenry
Detroit
Europe
Mildred Lee Hart
Julius Lindenschmidt
California
Wiliam Lindenschmidt
Los Angeles
Frank Stilts
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
William Gallagher Co
Fenton, Michigan
Michigan Ave
Herman Hutzel
Max Fosdick
EF. O. Wiedman
Edison
Bly
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