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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1932
Page
6
Postmaster General announces that from January 4 1932 Canadian post offices will pay a premium on US issued postal money orders, set near the US open market exchange value, paid in Canadian currency. Morenci mourns as Winfield W. Scott, noted businessman, dies by his own hand.
City council meeting held January 4 1932 with Mayor Sugden presiding. Resolution to terminate or economize the Detroit Edison lighting contract discussed and approved for follow up. Bills read and approved with various vendors and salaries listed. meeting adjourned by Mayor Sugden.
In Washtenaw County Michigan Circuit Court Chancery Nellie K Johns sues Harry M Johns a nonresident of Michigan in Newark New Jersey. Order for publication requires appearance within three months and answer within twenty days after service. Publication to run weekly for six weeks in Saline Observer with mailed copy to defendant. Court official George W Sample signs with clerks and attorney for plaintiff listed.
Default on a July 27 1921 mortgage by William H Carson and Margaret B Carson later assigned to William Braun prompts foreclosure sale February 2 1952 at the Ann Arbor courthouse at ten in the forenoon. Property lies in Dexter Township Washtenaw County Michigan a Portage Lake Resort parcel with dock and boat house rights and cross easement through Portage Lake Land Company property. Mortgagee attorney is Lee N Brown with Ypailen Shaeich address.广告 notices run Nov 5 Dec 3 Jan 7-14
The annual meetings of the Saline Savings Bank and Citizens Bank were held Tuesday afternoon. Officers and directors were elected. Saline Savings: President George Burkhart. President Lee Tescher Kamp. Cashier Alwin Burkhardt. Assistant Cashiers G. C. Townsend and Clarence Cook. Directors George Burkhart Alfred Hertler George Z Feldkamp Lee Tescher G. C. Townsend F. O. Wiedmen J. H. Feldkamp Joseph Burkhardt Fred Hertier. Citizens Bank: Chairman J. W. Hull. President S. Curciss. Vice Presidents Martin Foss WV. M. Fowler L. Wairbanks. Cashier H. V. Holmes. Assistant Cashier H. W. Kuebler. Directors C. A. Curtiss W. M. Fowler Martin Fucss B. D. Hammond W. S. Harwood H. A. Holmes J. W. Hull Arthur Lutz C O Woodbridge.
L. D. Townsend, formerly of Saline and current engineer-manager for the Washtenaw county road commission, is chosen to succeed the late Albert R. Bailey and will hold the post for another year. The salary rises to 4600 dollars, up 400 dollars from the previous rate.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders February 2 1932 at ten oclock in the forenoon for examining and allowing the annual account of George A Becker administrator of Christian Rentschler deceased. Public notice will be published weekly for three weeks in The One Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora Borgert Register. Dates June 4 21 28 1932.
Willis M. Fowler William S. Harwood Arthur J. Lutz are named among directors J W Hull chairs the board C A Curtiss is president Martin Fucss vice president W M Fowler vice president O A L E Fairbanks vice presidents H H A Holmes cashier A Curtiss W M Fowler Martin Fucss B D Hammond J W Hull W S Harwood Arthur Lutz C O Woodbridge listed among officers and staff
Default notices declare mortgage foreclosures against properties in Washtenaw County Michigan. Harold Benns and Bessie Benns owe Braun six hundred fifty dollars. sale set for April 11 1932 at ten in the morning at the Ann Arbor courthouse front door. A second foreclosure lists William C Fisk and Minnie L Fisk owing eighteen hundred twenty two dollars and fifty cents with sale planned for April 11 1982 at ten am. parcels include Lots 22 23 24 25 26 and Lot 128 in Ainsworth Park subdivision with prior releases.
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