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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
4
Divine services every Sunday at 10 oclock with German service first Sunday and English on the second fourth and fifth Sundays. Sunday School at 11 oclock. All welcome. Types of printing done at The Sauk Guserver office.
Sworn statement from Washtenaw County records listing total deposits 109,648.31 with breakdowns for demand deposits 41,091.08 time deposits 59,486.50 and other items 239.79 along with pledged assets and liabilities such as secured by pledged assets and officers’ checks. Certification dated January 5, 1542 by notary stating not an officer or director.
Divine services at 18 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone invited. The eruption of 1883 on Kratana island near Java stripped all visible plant life for a time.
Mrs Emma Drake and Mrs Will Birkle with children spent Sunday with Bert Moore. Weil Lindemann visited cousins Billy and Barbara Hirth. Gertie Drake winters in Ann Arbor with Mrs Emma Bruckner. Mary Jane Naylor stayed with aunt and uncle the Steffes and the Moores including Robert. Kalmbach and Scheffler guests of Kinsley in Silvie. Moore and Birkle joined William Winekoff family New Year’s Eve in Wayne. Kalmbach and George Scheffler also visited Roy Bihlmeye and Edward Wenk households.
Mr and Mrs D G Richards spent New Year with Clifford Richards at Willow. Mr and Mrs Joe Elliott of Detroit visited A G Richards. Levi Teachout and Mrs Floyd Teachout in Ypsilanti joined Paul Richards and Marjorie for supper with Madison Richards of Ypsilanti.
Leslie Bailey and family visited Arthur Alber on Sunday while Mrs. Alger Allison and son joined Miss Mary Hertler and Mrs. Carlton Murray with guests at various homes on Crane road Martz road and in Detroit. Several Hertler relatives hosted Christmas and New Year celebrations including Mrs. David Thrasher’s birthday party with Leslie Bailey, Ernest Bailey, Edith and Emmett Bailey and other relatives in Saline township and Ann Arbor.
Hammonds and neighbors in Tecumseh and near Macon spend Sundays visiting relatives and attend family gatherings. Mrs. Mabel Needham travels to Detroit for a few days while Jerry Miller recovers from Tecumseh hospital. Wayne Carr and families host holiday meals. several residents comment on spring blooms and plans.
The Washtenaw Circuit Court issues notice in Milton J. Feldkamp v Pontius Hooper et al a liened title case involving Saline Township land described in two parcels containing 8 990 acres subject to leases and highway rights. Defendants and unknown heirs must appear within three months or risk confessed bill and publication of the order.
Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court orders public publication of the final administration account for Mary S. Cornish deceased. Hearing set for January 12, 1942 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Notice to be published for three consecutive weeks. Judge Jay G. Pray presiding. Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County MI orders January 27 1942 at ten o'clock to examine and allow the trustee's annual account of the estate. Public notice via publication in The Saline Observer for three successive weeks is required. Judge Jay G Pray signs. Borgert, Jan 8 15 22 1942.
The Washtenaw Probate Court orders examination and allowance of the final administration account for Julius E. Lindemann, deceased. Administrator Alwin R. Burkhardt must file an estate distribution petition with three consecutive weekly notices in the Saline Observer ahead of a scheduled hearing.
The Observer offers Agricultural Records with a yearly newspaper subscription at 1.79 dollars, regular price 5.50. Subscribers get the deal by renewing for a year, non subscribers can subscribe and buy at the same price. The guide claims simple use, no bookkeeping knowledge needed, and steps to compute farm income and deductible expenses.
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