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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
8
Early 1936 notices announce mortgage foreclosures on multiple Washtenaw County properties. Foreclosures list Michigan banks as mortgagees with details of sums due, dates, and parcel descriptions including Pittsfield and Saline area lots along with Edgewood and Kimberly Hills subdivisions. Auctions are set at the south front door of the Court House in Ann Arbor with date and time specifics and attorney information.
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders hearing on January 27, 1936 for license to sell a deceased John George Roller estate interest in real estate. Notice to all interested parties via three weekly publications in The Saline Observer. Nora O. Borgert as Register of Probate.
The Probate Court of Washte naw County Michigan announces four months for creditors to present claims against Addie Corbett deceased. Claims must be filed by April 24, 1936, for examination and adjustment with hearings set February 24, 1936 and April 24, 1936 at ten oclock in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Jay G. Prav, Judge.
Massachusetts the Carolinas Wisconsin and Connecticut are honored by new United States postage stamp issues highlighting regional heritage and national pride.
The Probate Court for Washtenaw County announces a hearing on claims against Emanuel Layher deceased. Creditors must file their claims at the Probate Office Ann Arbor by May 5, 1936. Claims will be heard March 5 and May 5, 1936 at 10 a.m.
Mortgage on Saline Creamery Company property foreclosed by sale at the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor. Assignee Citizens Bank of Saline seeks payoff of 3627.15 with sale scheduled for March 7, 1936 at 10:00 AM. Property located in Saline described as west Monroe Street area. Oxtel December 3, 1935. Michigan Banking Corporation attorney. Adv. Dec. 12 through Mar. 6.
Public notice of hearing for Michael J. Kenney to administer the estate of John J. Kenney deceased. The hearing is set for January 18, 1936 at 10:00 AM in the Probate Office. Publication required for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer.
Roy Goldie spent a few days in Detroit. Leslie Bailey and family visited Clarence Johnson and family in Saline township. Herbert Gilman and Frederika Moore visited near Mooreville. Parker Murray and Marion Murray visited Hattie Murray's family in Superior and Salem townships. Leslie Bailey's group were entertained by Rena Towler and Walter Towler in Saline for New Year’s supper.
Central Lods Robert Rentz and Carl Braun shared Saturday evening. Maxine Clickner of Platt spent last week with Dorothy Moore. Ralph Moore visited his sister Mrs Will Birkle last weekend. Mrs Fred Kalmbach visited Miss Emma Keck Saturday afternoon.
Ruth Carson visited Detroit during Christmas vacation. Henry and Mrs Radenbaugh visited Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon. A coast ing party was held at Saline Valley Farms. Will Laeno's funeral in Milan drew neighborhood attendees. Anna Milkey stayed with her sister in Milan from Thursday to Sunday. Arthur Alber Emil Milkey and D G Richards attended an Ann Arbor auction. The Euchre Club met at D G Richards home. plans for this week include a meeting with Mr and Mrs Lamphier in Saline.
A digest of visits and social events in Hammond District including Detroit trips, calls on C A Carr and family, hospital visits at Lansing, Stony Creek birthday dinner, Saline Home Extension meeting on upholstery, and euchre party hosted by Dan O’Brien. Also a reflective note on historic buffalo herds roaming North America in vast ranges.
Community updates list horse loss, visits to Adrian Milan Detroit and Ypsilanti, New Year gatherings in Britton Ann Arbor and Detroit, plus a January PTA meeting at Hugh Craig home with numerous local families mentioned.
Macon Armette Satterla moves to Ridgeway with family while Silborn Hatch spends New Year’s in Detroit. Numerous calls and visits occur among residents of Manchester Dearborn Romulus Hillsdale Milan and Chelsea as banks announce property sale and factory remodeling with new employer plans in Waltham Massachusetts. The Sterling Fiber Co plans to hire about 60 workers starting February at the former Lewis plant in Chelsea to manufacture insulation for auto bodies. Does it pay to advertise Ask the man who has tried it.
Michigan farmers in 60 counties enrolled in a 1935 Farm Management program to keep detailed farm financial records. The project expands to 65 counties in 1936 under Michigan State College extension, with local agents visiting participants to aid analysis and budgeting. More than 1,200 may complete records this year as farmers seek stronger business insight and returns. Enrollment is via county agents. costs cover only an account book available through the Farm Management Department. Lost Tasmania stamp sketch found. misfiled at Inland Revenue office. Read the ads and grow wise in the ways to live.
Poultry men use electricity extensively to boost egg production. Lights in poultry houses aid laying in fall and winter, electric incubators replace kerosene and coal burners, and electric brooders warm water for flocks. Other devices include egg candlers, sprayers, ultraviolet lights, water systems, and even burglar alarms.
The Detroit Trust Company files its 14th annual account as Trustee for Walter S. Morden deceased. The court appoints January 31, 1936 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office to hear the petition and approve the account. Jay G. Pray, Judge of Probate. Nora Borgert, Register of Probate.
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