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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1942
Page
4
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders creditors of Leonora I. Noble, deceased, to present claims by March 30, 1942. Public notice to run for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G. Pray presides.
The Washtenaw Circuit Court orders defendants including Pontius Hooper and Cornelius Fuller to appear within three months or risk a confessed bill. Publication of the order runs weekly for six weeks in The Saline Observer, or service by registered mail may substitute. The notice concerns two described parcels totaling 89.90 acres in Saline Township with leases and state road rights noted.
Mooreville transfers include Stanley Bramen moved to San Antonio Texas. Local callers stop by Loyal Kanitz home in Ypsilanti Township. Adrian visitors spend weekend with Louis and Franklin Smith families. Mooreville students earn perfect six week attendance in both grammar and primary rooms. PTA meeting at the school raises 7.42 dollars with plans for a February 13 card party. Aid circle members visit St. Joseph hospital and Mrs Beard's infant. A fire destroys the Gibson bungalow on Ridge Road. Macon fire department saves furnishings and Mrs Gibson stays with her son.
Hammond District notes chickenpox in Little Jerry Miller. Sunday visits include Forsythe to Gauntlett in Milan and Needham family gathering. Hammond and Richard hosts entertained families from Holloway Ber kley and Detroit with several Gordon, Stimpson and Deem households present in a busy weekend.
Macon Ernest Camburn of Jackson called on Clare Cam burn home Sunday. Funeral services for Mrs. James Johnson, 56, were held Friday in Tecumseh with burial there. A conservation officer near Newberry found an illegally killed buck with a dime in a hoof leading to a guilty plea.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders creditors to file claims by March 20 1942 for examination and adjustment. Hearing set January 2 1942 with publication for three successive weeks in county paper. Jay G Pray judge.
Court orders examination and allowance of John G Schweitzer trustee account for Washtenaw estate. Hearing set January 27 1942 at 10 a m in Ann Arbor Probate Office with three weeks of publication in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora Borgert, Registrar. Brazil has about half the land and half the population of South America.
Carlton Murray attended the Farm Bureau meeting on Tuesday. Murray Sanders is in aviation school in Florida and likes his work. The Oak Grove P T A met for its January gathering. Mrs. Alger Allison attended the Friendship class at Mrs. Lewis Ernst’s home in Saline. Mr. and Mrs. William Keyman and daughter will stay with Joseph Sweeney Sr. for several months while Bill finds work here. Carl Sanders reports the ship he serves on has shot down four Japanese bombers. He says he is learning the purpose of the U S Navy.
This notice covers final administration account and hearing for Julius E. Lindemann estate in Washtenaw County Probate Court with orders issued January 29 1942. In chancery court Clare L Williams Edith M Williams seek publication to compel defendants and legatees to appear within three months per Michigans law with the Ypsilanti property description in Township of Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan.
State of Michigan Probate Court Washtenaw County. John W Hull deceased C A Curtiss filed annual account as executor and petition for allowance. Hearing set February 11, 1942 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Three successive weeks prior to hearing ordered. Nora A Borgert clerk. January 15 22 29 1942.
This passage recounts how Thales’ amber experiments faded until 1600 England. William Gilbert, physician to Queen Elizabeth, studied electrics in depth, publishing De Magnete after 17 years of work. He linked amber to other attractors, showcased earth's magnetism, and invented the versorium before the 1666 Great Fire destroyed many instruments.
The Observer partners with a year's subscription to offer the Agricultural Records accounting system for 1.79, reduced from 5.50. It requires no bookkeeping knowledge and helps farmers record income and deductible expenses for tax reporting, with a brief in-office explanation.
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