Probate notices in Washtenaw County Michigan estate actions
Public legal notices announce first and final administration accounts for Mary Anna Schaible and John Boettner with hearings set March 1 and March 2 1950 at the Washtenaw Probate Office. Creditors and heirs receive publication details and filing deadlines of April 17 1950. The Saline Observer is named for notice publication.
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Saline
Michigan
Alwin R. Burkhardt
Saline Observer
Jay H. Payne
Washtenaw Probate Orders Final Administration Account
The court orders the first day of March 1950 at ten o clock for hearing Martin Schaible deceased first and final administration account and petition for residue of estate. A copy of the order is to be provided.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Jay H. Payne
Mary Anna
Schaible
Norman J. Schaible
Martin Schaible
Saline Observer
Appointment of Hearing Time and Heir Determination
Michigan Washtenaw County case No 38197 from Ann Arbor sets a hearing date for claims and appointment of time to determine heirs. Honorable Jay H. presides as judge.
Order For Publication Determine Heirs of Losee
State probate court in Washtenaw County. No 38223. At Ann Arbor court session February 15, 1950 Judge Jay H. Payne. Hearing set for March 13, 1950 at 10. Publication ordered by William R Stagg.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay _H
Wrecking of Pres church near complete in town
History notes from ten years ago include the Pres church demolition nearing completion. Local events cover visits to East Lansing, surprise birthday for Mr. and Mrs. Hichel, property purchases on West Michigan avenue, builders show in Detroit, and a pair of opossums watched by Allison and Copeland.
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Old Presbyterian Church
Bob Morton
Bill Hawker
East Lansing
Bud Layher
Fred Hichel
Leona
Albert Raus
Lodi Township
Jacob Clough
West Michigan Avenue
Chris Zick
Edna
Maurice Robbins
Detroit
John D. Allison
Howard Copeland
Sam Gall
Carl Smith
East Michigan Avenue
Rotary
George Rattray
Twenty Years Ago Highlights from a Local Chronicle
Twenty years ago spring arrived with boys skating and baseball practice in the streets. Camp Fire Girls and alumni staged a basketball game Tuesday evening, the former winning. Burkhart's Store announced its annual February sale with large billings. Charles Kern hosted a Valentine party for neighbors Friday night. Mrs. Frank Hauk suffered a double ankle fracture after a fall in town last Wednesday. Work on the Monroe Street bridge near the creamery has been completed. The young fellows are getting ready for the season.
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Camp Fire
Burkhart
Charles Kern
Frank Hauk
Monroe Street
Local Almanac Notes and Removals in Spring Entries
Everett Shaw plans a spring move to Jackson while Fred Kanouse rents the Charles Ellis farm and will relocate in March. Alphaus Schmidt recovers and returns to market duties after a bout with typhoid fever. The harsh winter since January 1st stands as a notable hardship. Jacob Sturm begins work on a 25 acre timber farm west of Joslyn Lake. John Giesel, ill for weeks near the depot, died Saturday morning.
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Everett Shaw
Jackson
Fred Kanouse
Charles Ellis
Alphaus Schmidt
Jacob Sturm
Joslyn Lake
John Giesel
Earth’s Speed Tomorrow Arrives At Terrific Pace
The article notes Earth’s speed at the equator about 1,037 miles per hour and roughly 800 miles per hour at Washington DC latitude, highlighting the planet’s orbital motion as it travels through space.
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Washington, D. C
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