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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
8
Notices announce foreclosure by sale on February 29 1936 for multiple mortgages held by Ann Arbor Savings Bank and Citizens Bank of Saline. Properties include parcels in Pittsfield and Haywood additions, Ann Arbor and Saline, with details of amounts due taxes and attorney fees. Auction at the Washtenaw County Courthouse south front door.
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on December 30 1935 Judge Jay G Pray presiding Annetta J Stoll administratrix petitioned for license to sell estate real estate for distribution The court sets January 27 1936 at 10 am for hearing and orders three week newspaper publication in The Saline Observer to announce the sale hearing date and purpose Nora O Borgert Register of Probate
Probate notice for Addie Corbett deceased lists four month creditor claim period from December 19 1935. Claims due at Ann Arbor Probate Office by April 24 1936. hearings set February 24 1936 and April 24 1936 at 10:00 AM before Judge Jay G. Pray.
CCC camp barracks and related buildings were dismantled at Wampler's Lake and relocated near Mill Lake by Chelsea in the Waterloo area. Thirty workers and twelve trucks handled the move, with 100 laborers clearing and grading for development funded by an $825000 government project.
Mortgage from Saline Creamery Company to Detroit Trust Company dated June 27 1928 later assigned to Citizens Bank of Saline. Amount due 3627.15 with interest taxes and attorney fee. Sale at public auction March 7 1936 10:00 am at south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor. Property described in detail in legal notice.
In Ingham County Michigan the Probate Office in Ann Arbor hears Michael J. Kenney's petition to administer the estate of John J. Kenney. The hearing is set for the 18th in the forenoon with publication required for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer.
Central York reports show Joseph Sweeney Jr and Raymond Sweeney of Detroit visiting their father Joseph Sweeney Sr. in town. Various families from Milan Ypsilanti Superior Hamburg Saline and Ann Arbor gathered for Christmas or Sunday visits at relatives homes with multiple couples and children listed.
Central Lods Harry Finch called on Bert Moore Friday. Mrs. Victor Houghton entertained relatives from Detroit Christmas. Theodore Steward spent Christmas in Ann Arbor with his daughter Mrs. Orin Drake. Mr. and Mrs. William Lindemann entertained her brothers and families at Christmas dinner. Mrs. Bert Moore and sons La Verne and Walter spent Sunday at Wixom with Mrs. Ethel Redden. Dorothy Moore is spending her Christmas vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Steele and Mrs. Mary Steele spent last Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore. Mrs. Simon Girbach and son Duane spent last Tuesday with her sister Mrs. Walter Niebling in Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. John Andress and children of Ann Arbor spent Christmas in Lansing with her mother.
Emmett Bailey spends days with Kenneth Johnson while numerous local families travel to nearby towns. The region notes Christmas visits to relatives in Milan Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Chelsea and Monroe. family gatherings include Spence Mehler Zeluff Craig and Downing households with friends from Detroit Macon Howell and other locales.
Numerous households from Britton to Tecumseh and Detroit report Christmas visits and weekend gatherings. Residents listed include Ellsworth Losee Aubrey Pocklington and families, Hilah Jean Pierce, the Kuder and Vealey families, and others visiting grandparents, cousins, and friends at homes in Britton, Mooreville, Macon, Ann Arbor, Tecumseh, and Ypsilanti.
Residents and relatives from Ann Arbor Milan Detroit and Maybee spent holidays with families in Hammond district. Guests included Mr and Mrs E O Stimpson Mr and Mrs Harold Hammond and others visiting homes in Ann Arbor Detroit and Jackson with gatherings at Gordon Carr Gilbert Took place through Christmas and New Year with dinners euchre parties and plural family visits.
Macon keeps holiday bustle with numerous visits and greetings. Families including the Clark, Hatch, Day, Arthur, Ellis, Weddle, Hall, Pennington, Petee, Allbright, Sarvey, Crittenden, Hodges, McGuire, Frost, and Crittenden clans exchange Christmas celebrations across Tecumseh Ann Arbor Jackson Adrian Dearborn Ypsilanti and Antwerp. The obituary for Ellora Koebbe is noted with funeral service.
A woman spent 75 years in Macon except for the last three years when she was an inmate of the O. P. H. at Chelsea.
Pity for the sleep walking pedestrian danger as walkers gamble with death. Pedestrians have right of way, and drivers must slow at intersections. The advisory urges caution and looking both ways before crossing the street.
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