Mortgage foreclosures and notice of sales in Washtenaw County
Foreclosure notices list two separate mortgage defaults in Washtenaw County. The first, by Floyd W Waggoner and Carrie A Waggoner to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association, seeks sale of property in Ann Arbor to recover 5898.77 dollars plus costs, with sale set for February 28, 1985 at 10:00 am at the Washtenaw County Courthouse. The second, by Peter Wiedmayer and Dorothy Wiedmayer and Aaron Wiedmayer and Emma Wiedmayer to John Kohler and Josephine Kohler, concerns a 1923 mortgage now due for 6919.23 dollars with a sale scheduled for April 8 next at 10:00 am at the courthouse front door in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Waggoner
Carrie A. Wagsoner
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
State of Michigan
the Register of Deeds
Huron Street
Court House
Ann Ambor
Circuit Court
Washtenaw
Simate
Samuel G. Miller
Michigan Corporation
Mértgagee. V. EB
van Ameringen
Equns
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Peter Wiedmayer
Dorothy Wiedmayer
Aaron Wiedmayer
Emma Wiedmayer
John Kohler
Josephine Kohler
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ann. Arbor
Towit
Lodi
Charles Bondie
Notice of Meeting of Commissioners on Claims
Probate Court in Washtenaw County appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against Martha Rogers deceased creditors may present claims by March 8 1935 and May 8 1935 meetings held at Citizens Bank Saline at ten o clock in the forenoon Ann Arbor January 3 1935
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Martha Rogers
Citizens Bank
Saline
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mortgage foreclosure sale announced by Huron Valley
Notice states William Ager and Zjta F. Ager and Susan Tinkheiver defaulted on a 1929 mortgage to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Foreclosure sale set for February 195a to recoup 194,468 principal plus 3,016.25 interest, 127 taxes, and 50 attorney fee, with total due 5,691.25 plus costs. Property described as Lot 3 in Ager Frinkbeiner Subdivision Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan.
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William Ager
Zjta F. Ager
Arnkheiver
Susan Tinkheiver
Michigan
Montgagors
Huron Valley Building and Savings, Association
Register of Deeds
Washienga County
Harom Valley
Snchantrighge
Norice
Court House
Ann Arbor
County of
Washtenaw
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Ager & Frinkbeiner
Washtenaw County
Michigan Corporation
W. BE. van
Aimeringen
Ann Arbor Trust Guilding
Als
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court Washtenaw County
The Washtenaw County Probate Court announces four months from December 28 1934 as the deadline for creditors to file claims against Julia Layher deceased. Claims must be presented at the Probate Office Ann Arbor by May 4 1935 and will be heard March 4 1935 and May 4 1935 at ten o’clock. Dated Ann Arbor December 28 1934 Judge Jay G Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Julia Layher
Ann Arbor
Salt County
Ann” Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Notice of Meeting of Claims Commissioners in Saline
Court for Washte naw County, Michigan, announces a four month period from January 8 1935 to examine and adjust all claims against the estate of William J McEkenbery deceased. Commissioners will meet at The Citi Bank in Saline on January 8 1935 to hear and settle valid claims.
Judge Murray Enters the Race for Circuit Judge
William H. Murray, attorney with offices in the Ann Arbor Trust building, is the first Democrat to enter the Wash tenaw county circuit judge race. A York township native and lifelong resident, he began practice in Ann Arbor on February 15, 1897 and has served as probate judge in the past. Murray is a University of Michigan Law School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
William H. Murray
Ann Arbor
Adoption Order for Publica tion Hear in Saline County
In Ann Arbor January 8 1935 Judge Jay G Pray presided over Ruth Mae Welter minor. Henry Louis Stull Marguerite I Welter Stull petitioned adoption alleging divorce and lack of support by Harry Louis Stull. Court set February 7 1935 for hearing and ordered public notice in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. order appoints Marguerite L Stull as sole parent to consent to adoption and changes the minor’s name to Ruth Mae Welter.
Court to hear petition on child name change in Ann Arbor
In Wash teria County Probate Court at Ann Arbor Judge Jay G Pray hears Gene Acton Welter minor case. Marguerite L Stull and Henry Louis Stull seek order declaring sole custody and nonpayment by Henry A Welter for two years and changing the child name to Gene Acton Stull with notice by three week publication in Saline Observer. Nora O Borgert Probate Register. Jan 17 24 31 1935.
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State of Michigan
Washteria
Ann ‘Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Hmstate
Gene Acton Welter
Henry Louis Stull
Marguerite Ll. Welter Stull
Marguerite L., Welter Stull
Henry A. Welter
Saidi
Daite
Hehty Louis Stull
Miargueérite I. Stull
Gene Acton Stull
Publication Order in Walter Morden Estate
In Ann Arbor Probate Court 1935 the Detroit Trust Company seeks allowance of its 13th annual account as Trustee for Walter S and S Morden deceased. Judge Jay G Bray orders February 8 1935 for examination and approval with notices in Saline Observer for three weekly issues. Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate. Jan 17 24 31 1935.
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State OF Michigan
Washnaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G
Saline Observer
Said
Jay G. Pray
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
South Saline Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Last week’s letter lists Mrs A S Johnston visiting Mrs Hugh Craig, Inez Spence holidaying with sisters in Ann Arbor, Jeannine Craig staying with grandparents in Macon, and multiple family visits around Chelsea and Saline including the Craigs, Spences, Mehlers, and Kuders. Farm, civic, and extended family gatherings recur, with Crests at the Roe home and several dinner and weekend receptions noted.
Kitchen chemistry colors cooked greens and remedies
Michigan State College home economics specialists explain kitchen chemistry in everyday cooking. They detail how chlorophyll changes color with acidity and cooking time, why green vegetables brown or gray when overcooked, and how water amount and heating methods affect color retention. They also note miscolorations in muffins and pinking in angel food from copper or iron in tools, and advise means to prevent discoloration.
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Home Economics
Michigan State College
Hammond District Social Notes Or Friday Visits
Mrs Adrian Belisman and Joan spent Friday with Mrs Arthur Miller of Saline. Mr and Mrs EH M Gilbert weekend with Mr and Mrs D L Holt in Toledo. Born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Gleason on Saturday an 8 pound boy named Henry Gordon. Glenford Hanson Clair Gilbert and Ernest Girbach called on Waynard and Hollis Carr Sunday. Mrs Grace Cook and Miss Julia Gordon of Saline called on Mrs Grace Hammond Friday. Mr and Mrs Dean Gordon and Phyllis Dee of Lake Orion visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon. Mr and Mrs Ray Gilmore and Millard spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham and son George. Mrs Hazel Gordon Mrs Minnie Hammond and Mrs Jessie Forsythe spent Thursday with Mrs Grace Hammond. Mr and Mrs Claude Gilbert and Beth attended a card party at the home of Mr and Mrs Elwin Owens Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs E J Forsythe entertained on Sunday Mr and Mrs Bolany Fosythe of Detroit, Mr and Mrs Clifford Forsythe and Mr and Mrs E J Gooding of Milan. Mr and Mrs Floyd Catey accompanied their daughter Mrs Albert Catey who has accepted a position as teacher at Hart, Sunday, and spent Sunday night with their son at Grand Ledge, returning home Mon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Belisman
Joan
Arthur Miller
Saline
EH. M. Gilbert
D. L. Holt
Toledo
Ernest Gleason
Henry Gordon
Glenford Hanson
Clair Gilbert
Ernest Girbach
Waynard
Hollis Carr
Grace Cook
Julia Gordon
Grace Hammond
E. J. Forsythe
Central York Social Notes and Visits
Mrs J F Stecher is sick with asthma Miss Haas visited Oak Grove school Monday The piano at Oak Grove school was tuned Monday Mrs Alger Allison called on Mrs Ella Henne and Mrs Duane Rogers Thursday George Buhler from Detroit spent Monday with Joseph Sweeney Sr Mrs Algers Allison attended the Friendship class party at Mrs Fred Aprill home in Saline Thursday Rev C G Miner of Milan preached at York Baptist church Sunday morning pastor Rev Cossell is sick Alger Allison was dinner guest of his brother Grant Allison and family of Wayne Friday He went with his brother Millard Allison of near Mooreville Mrs Hattie Murray and daughter Electa Catherine Carl Saunders and Frank Gable and family attended a B Y P A meeting at Neeley home in Milan Friday evening
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J. F. Stecher
Miss Haas
Oak Grove
Alger Allison
Ella Henne
Duane Rogers
George Buhler
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Algers Allison
Fred Aprill
Saline
C. G. Miner
Ree Methodist Church
Milan
York Baptist Church
Cossell
Algers Alison
Grant Allison
Wayne
Millard Allison
Mooreville
Hattie Murray
Electa
Catherine
Carl Saunders
Frank Gable
Neeley
JUDD DISTRICT NOTES AND SOCIAL GOSSIP
Local items from JUDD DISTRICT include visits by D G Richards and son George Franklin to Ann Arbor and Mooreville, Mr and Mrs Harvey Ellis Raye moving to a secret place, Mr Wardell visiting D G Richards, and social mentions of the P T A meeting at the school house Friday evening. A light crime note reports a bandit chased a man two blocks before robbing him.
Observer Advertising Proves Cheaper Than Phone Outreach
A historical note highlights the efficiency of Observer advertising columns over attempting to phone fifty plus people. It argues ads reach many times that number at a small cost, illustrating the broader reach and lower expense of print notices.
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Observer
Corn Production Trends and Drought Impact in 1935
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration warns that excessive corn planting may occur after drought. Farmers are urged to limit planting to stabilize feed prices and hog production, noting historical patterns where overplanting led to a later price slump and low livestock prices. The 1935 program offers farmers tools to avoid repeating this cycle.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The
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Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank
Ypsilanti
Roy Bixby
Tanner's
A. JI. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
William
HN “Murray
William J. McEkenbery
Citi- Bank
Murray
Washtenam
Ruth Mae Welter
Marguerite I. Welter Stull
Marguerite L. Welter Stull
Harry A. Welter
Harry Louis Stuli
Marguerite L. Stuli
Rith Macull
South Saline
A. S. Johnston
Hugh Craig
Inez Spence
Jeannine Craig
Macon
Sam Craig
Chelsea
Verl Lamb
Dearborn
Albert Cross
Olive Easlick
M. M. Dillon
Milford
Dick Kleinschmidt
Fred ‘Teufel
Joyce
June
van Michelson
Floyd Spence
Roscoe. Craig
Donald Craig
Hammond
Central York
Judd
George Franklin
Ann Abor
Donald Dunn
George Franklin Richards
Karl Theurer
John Dicks
C €.Hale
Bob Randolph
D. G. Richards
Geneva
Helen
Saline Bakerx
Seis
Ford
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