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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1951
Page
2
Second class mail designation for Saline Michigan post office under March 3 1879 act. The notice lists Advertising Representative Michigan Press Service Inc. as the service contact.
Probate Court of Washhtenaw County Michigan orders January 19 1951 hearing for final account of Homer Kuebler administrator of Wealthy Wallace estate. Public notice to be published three successive weeks in Saline Observer. Judge Jay H Payne presiding.
In Washtenaw County Michigan circuit court a decree orders Otis T. Graham to enter appearance within three months and publication of the order in the Saline Observer weekly for six weeks. The proceedings occur amid other probate notices for Lottie Wallace and Edward Buwaines estates filed in December 1950.
A terse financial entry lists assets including figures 1 925 981 53 74 664 10 41 034 22 and 3 000 00 841 072 49 with a parenthetical remark that bank premises are owned and subject to no liens not assumed by bank.
Under the new social security law the term employee is redefined and about 400 000 persons will gain coverage. Beginning January 1 a full time life insurance salesman will start contributing to old age and survivors insurance benefits, as will agent or commission drivers who distribute meat vegetables fruit or bakery products.
The new social security law covers laundry and dry cleaning workers and beverage distributors outside milk. Traveling and city salesmen employed full time on GA will be covered, excluding sideline sales. Coverage requires individual service and no substantial investment in the business. Single sales transactions are not covered. Continued on page 7.
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