FSA Expands Loans To Farms For War Production
The Farm Security Administration will broaden loan programs to aid dairy hog poultry feed crop and garden enterprises to meet higher war production quotas. Loans up to five years will fund livestock equipment shelter and supplies, with 4 H and FFA members eligible for livestock and garden needs. Local borrowers should contact Mr Kline in Ann Arbor for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
FSA
AAA
County War Boards
4-H
FFA
Mooreville Community Notes Highlight Local Activities
Mooreville residents report additions to houses and PTA card party at the schoolhouse. Families visit relatives in Dundee and Adrian while students enjoy sledding on Murray's hill and Valentine boxes with candy cake popcorn and gelatin. An emergency appendectomy was performed on James LeBaron in Ypsilanti. his condition remains serious. A Circle No 5 sewing meeting and dinner took place at Milan with several hosts. A Northlake area home fire destroyed the Storer residence. Chelsea firefighters saved the first floor. Tuberculosis seal returns arrive at the Michigan Association office, with a ten year late payment record noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Smith
Adrian
Louis Smith
Mooreville
Murray’s Hill
James LeBaron
Bruce LeBaron
Beyer Hospital
Ypstlanti
Harlan Holcomb
Loyal Kanitz
John Dee Goldsmith
Burt Draper
Bernard Crawford
Aaron Westfall
Milan
Homer Storer
Northlake
Shaw School
Washington
Lincoln
Jean Klumpp
Donna Stoddard
Richard Heininger
Michigan
Betty VanSosson
Congo
Congo River
James Hoffman
Arnold
Warren Currier
Florida
Dearborn
Lois Schnirring
Civic Health Club
Betty von Soson
Neighborhood Farewell party for L A Carey in Hammond
Mrs Mary Lewis and others visited Hammond areas while Mr L A Carey received a farewell party Friday night. He moved to Charlotte. The group included Mr and Mrs Robert Hammond and guests at a chop suey dinner with Minnie Hammond, Mary Lewis, Ralph Hammond, and Ella McMann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hauk
Plymouth
Glen Gordon
L. A. Carey
Charlotte
Robert Hammond
Minnie Hammond
Mary Lewis
Ralph Hammond
Ella McMann
Central York Visitors Come From Detroit
Joseph Sweeney and his children Joseph Jr Raymond and Ann of Detroit visited Monday. James Omaley of Detroit spent a few days at his farm here staying with Jesse Bird Jr. Mrs Bird travels to Indiana for her grandmother's funeral. Mrs Teyman of Bradford NH visiting her father spent Tuesday with Mrs Alger Allison. Mr Teyman registered for the Selective Service in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sweeney
Joseph, Jr
Raymond
Ann
Detroit
James Omaley
Jesse Bird, Jr
Bird
Indiana
Mrs. Teyman
Bradford
N.H
Alger Allison
Teyman
Ann Arbor
Community Notes and Social Roundup West Saline
West Saline brief mentions include car traffic toboggans on US 112 and a series of Sunday visits by local families. The December jury panel is active with local participants. A community sleigh ride and a Valentine gift of flowers from Crystal Springs, Mississippi, are noted. The play by a local group was cancelled. Liner ads conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Arend
Wayne
Lawrence Tucker
Edwin April
Harold Socks
Carl Hertler
Carl Ernst
North Adams
Tucker
W. P. Schwoche
Charles Shaffer
Ypsilanti
Henry Sayler
Blissfield
Seeger
Ardis Heininger
Carl Seeger
C. D. Woodbridge
C. D. Finkbeiner
Doris Burmeister
East Lansing
Michael Sheehan
Harold Vaughn
Andrew Girbach
Ernest Girbach
Victor Berkich
Warren
John Kohler
Bucketful Of Dry Sand For Fire Emergencies
A call to keep dry sand handy in reachable locations like attic basement or garage to smother fires and incendiary bombs. It suggests sand can help even when water is available and could determine disaster versus safe handling.
G O P First Column Election Rule Noted in Detroit Report
A Detroit newspaper notes that ballots in next fall's election will place the G O P in the first column due to the law tied to the prior secretary of state vote. The Clinton Local commentary suggests the rule benefits metropolitan areas, while outstate voters may see less advantage.
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GO. P
Detroit
Clinton
Michigan TB Death Rate Lower Than US In 1940
Proof of effectiveness of Christmas seal work shows Michigan TB death rate at 33.3 per 100 000 versus 45.9 for the United States. Yet 1 752 Michiganders died from tuberculosis in 1940. Clinton Woolen Mfg Co operates three shifts producing Navy and Marine Corps goods, including 16 ounce blue melton and 30 ounce blue coats, under Navy contracts. The steel industry recovered 515 million gallons of tar valued at over 23 million dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
United States
Clinton Woolen Mfg. Co
Navy
Marine Corps
Clinton
Navy Department
Navy Unifors
Probate Court Sets Claim Deadline for Feldkamp Estate
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders creditors to file claims for Theodore B. Feldkamp's estate by April 27, 1942. Hearing and examination of claims will occur at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Public notice will run in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Theodore B. Feldkamp
Saline Observer
Richardses Attend Baptism and Illness Amid Community News
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards and the Christening of Ruth Ann Richards. LeBaron is very sick after surgery at Beyer hospital. A Pedro party at the school house awarded prizes to A Alber and Mrs Russell Richards with a potluck supper. Dr Kendall A Emerson warns war conditions may raise tuberculosis mortality. Wildlife experts advise measuring a ram’s horn to prevent shrinkage when dried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Richards
Bailey Home
James LeBaron
Beyer Hospital
A. G. Richards
Ruth Ann Richards
George F. Richards
Pedro
A. Alber
Russell Richards
Kendall A. Emerson
National Tuberculosis Association
Pappas versus Pappas Appearan ce Required
In Washtenaw County Chancery court at Ann Arbor on January 20 1942 the court orders Esther Pappas to appear within three months from date or face judgment The Saline Observer to publish statutory notice commencing two weeks from now in Saline Michigan with Lee N Brown attorney for plaintiff and George W Sample circuit judge William W Hamilton deputy clerk Ypsilanti Michigan Sav Bk Bldg rooms 17 18 Jan 29 Feb 5 26 March 5 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Harry Pappas
Esther Pappas
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
William W. Hamilton
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Samuel Sterns
Richard Williams
the Board of School District
Ancil Williams
Hxavia Williams
Exavia. Bradshaw
Webster Williams
John L. Williams
John Quincy Williams
John Q. Williams
J. Quincy Williams
J. Q. Williams
J. Addison Williams
Benjamin Williams
Benjamin E. Williams
B. E. Williams
Frank Williams
Frank R. Williams
Esther Williams
Esther H. Williams
Emma. F. Williams
Emma Williams
Claud J. Williams
Clare L. Williams
Maud J. Williams
Maud Williams
Kate M. Williams
A. D
State of
George W. ‘Sample
Wiliam
W. Hamilton
Wiliam W. Hamilton
Publication Order For Appearance In Michigan Case
Court in Ann Arbor January 19 1942 grants publication to summon numerous Williams defendants in Ypsilanti Township Washtenaw County. Order directs appearance within three months. describes property as East half of Northeast Quarter section 36 T 38S R 7E. deputy clerk William Hamilton signs. Attorneys for plaintiffs listed. notices run January 22 29 February 5 26 March 5.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kline
Brooks
East Liberty
Jack Loveland
Mooreville P T.A
Walter Hosler
Peter Schultz
Dundee
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Hammond District
Harvey Eberle of
Willis
Kenneth Gordon
Morris Wilson
Waird Depue
Gilbert
Suir
Pocketbook OF
D.S
America
India
Little Mary Mixup
R. M-Brinkerhoff
Mary
Elmer
Central York
West Saline
Judd
Chancery Notice
Fox de Luxe Ewe. Co
Grand Rapids
Chancery
Edith M. Williams
Plaintiffs
Lodi Hatchery and
Bernard Kuyda
Saline Ann Arbor Rd
Pleasant Lake Rd
Bargalens
Howell
Oscar Myers
Greyhound
Sturgis
Clinton Coldwater
Wheeler
Saline, Mich
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