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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
8
Mortgagee Ann Arbor Savings Bank will foreclose a 1923 mortgage on multiple Edgewood Subdivision parcels in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. Sale to the highest bidder February 29 1936 at 10 00 in the forenoon at the south front door of the Court House Ann Arbor.
Default on a mortgage dated May 5, 1926 by Marty Schill of Saline Washtenaw County to Citizens Bank of Saline triggers power of sale. The amount due totals 546.77 including principal interest taxes and fees. Sale to highest bidder at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor on March 7, 1936 at 10:00 a.m. for Lots 24 and 25 in Section 1 Haywood's Addition to Saline.
In Win sh tenaw County Michigan the Probate Court of Ann Arbor fixes February 20 1936 at 10:00 AM to examine and allow the final administration account of Allen F Wood administrator and hear the petition for distribution of the estate Rose L Allen deceased The Saline Observer is to publish this order once a week for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing transcription date December 25 1935 to February 6 1936
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor announces a four month claims period for Emanuel F. Layher deceased. Creditors must file claims by May 5 1936 for examination and adjustment. Hearings set March 5 1936 and May 5 1936 at 10:00 AM. Judge Jay G. Pray presiding.
Notice declares default on a 1928 mortgage by Saline Creamery Company now assg to Citizens Bank of Saline. Foreclosure by public auction set for March 10, 1936 at 10 AM at the Washtenaw County Circuit Court location in Ann Arbor for property in Saline described by metes and bounds. Includes legal dates, amounts due, and attorney details.
The Michigan Forestry Association refuses to endorse selling mulberry trees to farmers for silkworm feed, citing unsuitability for the state, quarantine limits, and cost. The piece cites historic failure of mulberry silkworm projects and argues against the plan.
Notice is given that the mortgage dated February 9 1926 and recorded February 13 1926 in Washtenaw County Michigan will be foreclosed for 6038.60 due including principal interest taxes insurance and attorney fees. The sale to satisfy the amount due will be held February 29 1936 at 10:00 at the south front door of the Court House Ann Arbor Washtenaw County. The property is Lot 117 Kimberly Hills subdivision part of the west half of section 3 and the northeast quarter of section 4 town 3 south range 6 east. Mortgagee is Ann Arbor Savings Bank and mortgagors are Charles E Gallup and Harriet M Gallup. The attorney is Wv E Van Ameringen 501 504 Ann Arbor Trust Bldg.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on January 8 1936 Judge Jay G Pray orders hearing January 31 1936 at ten in the forenoon to approve the 14th annual account of Walter S Morden deceased trustee Detroit Trust Company The Saline Observer to publish this notice for three weeks Nora Borgert Register of Probate true copy
Adrian residents Jesse Bird Sr and Carlton Murray visited Tuesday. John Gooding spent Thursday with Leslie Bailey and family and called on D B Mattison of Saline. Mrs Carlton Murray and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Williams Monday. Mrs Hattie Murray and daughter Electa stayed Friday with Dan Murray of Ridge Road. Miss Catherine Saunders from Brownshelm Ohio visits her grandmother Mrs Hattie Murray and Michigan relatives. York Baptist Sunday school held January birthday party Friday at Dan Murray's Ridge Road home.
The P. T. A. will meet Friday night at the school house of D G Richards. The Huchie Club met at Mrs Ryan's home with Mrs Acton visiting Mrs Duane. Families and friends visited in various homes including the Carsons Lamphier and Gallagher households. The Alber and Richards families spent weekends with neighbors and friends.
The Hammond district reports multiple social calls and visits among residents. Alma Stimpson returns home from Saline hospital. families including the McManns, Mehlers, Gordons, Gleasons, and Forsythes share afternoons and Sunday meals. Several marriages, funerals, and weekend gatherings are noted among area residents and guests.
Visits and gatherings across Macon Saline Milan and Detroit include Hildegarde Metzger at Ford school and Marion Critten den Detroit weekend stays. Families such as the Craigs Losee Teufel and Crosses host and socialize while school notes report a closing day due to teacher illness.
A film tours the ten great John Deere factories showing modern agricultural implements being made and operated in the fields. The feature highlights farmer interest in nationwide sponsored days and notes good attendance with a free lunch served at noon.
Miss Edna Hammer of Willis visits Macon with Miss Kathryn Smith. Several local residents host relatives and friends from Ypsilanti Detroit and Adrian for gatherings. A birthday dinner and surprise birthday visit mark weekend events for local families.
Central notes Ernest Mayer and son Paul called on Bert Moore. Elmer Drake works for Albert Raus in winter. Several families including Finch, Lindemann, Grosshans, Moore, Rentz, Coon host or visit relatives in multiple short visits and Sunday dinners. Orin Drake of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with her father Theodore Steward.
A Cassopolis Vigilant note laments rail line abandonment on the Diamond Lake north shore and cites nearby Sioux City Wynot line as example. It argues trucking and highway shifts raise costs, depress taxes and property values, and asks readers to envision communities without rail service.
Michigan farmers order new farm account books to track all farm financials. The 1936 Farm Accounting project runs in 65 counties and helps determine base, enable proof of crop contracts, and aid credit statements. County agents offer guidance and the M S C Farm Management department supplies the books.
Four months from January 18 1936 are allowed for creditors to present claims against John J. Kenney deceased. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office Ann Arbor before May 28 1936. Hearings begin March 23 1936 and May 23 1936 at ten o clock in the forenoon.
Court orders examination and allowance of the administration account for Martha J. Allen deceased. Hearing set for February 20, 1986 at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office. Notice to be published in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Judge Jay G. Pray presiding. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate.
Michigan State College Farmers Week set February 3 to 7 features divisions for home makers and farm women. Sessions cover beef honey poultry meat cutting canning dairy fruit flower culture and horticulture with music country life and master farm home makers associations. Home Economics topics include lighting nutrition home crafts table service and decorations. Ethiopia situation discussions also attract female visitors. Notable speakers include Miss Bess M Rowe and Dr Mary S Rose. Local school project materials delivery promised acceleration with cement fire brick and brick contracts arriving. demolition of the old building to ground level expected by week end.
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