Mooreville Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Maurice Spear has returned to New Mexico after a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jacobs moved to a farm near Milford where he is employed. Mr and Mrs Otto Matt and family of Milan spent Sunday with her parents Edward and Mrs Guenther. Marilyn Reese, employed at the Otto Matt home in Milan, spent the weekend with her parents. Gust Grams visited his daughter Melvin Sand and infant Gary Ramon in Detroit and will stay a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Spear
New Mexico
Kenneth Jacobs
Milford
Otto Matt
Milan
Edward Guenther
Marilyn Reese
Fred Reese
Gust Grams
Melvin Sandh
Gary Ramon
Detroit
Edward Sneary
Baby
Stimpson
Miss Lose
Ann Arbor
Pittsfield Grange Hall
Robert Hammond
C. C. Richards
Holloway
Bliss Curtiss
Genevieve Gilbert
Ypsilanti
Ardis Heininger
Clarke Gordon
Ernest Girbach
Lindemann
Dexter
Glen Gordon
David
Clyde Burieson
Near
Macon
John Stimpson
Berkley
Julia Gordon
E. J. Stimpson
Jund District Notes on Visits by Local Residents
Mrs Herbert Teachout visited in Ypsilanti Saturday. Mr and Mrs Levi Teachout were Ann Arbor visitors last week. Mr and Mrs D G Richards Mr and Mrs A G Richards and Tommie visited Mr and Mrs George F Richards at Willis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Teachout
Ypsilanti
Levi Teachout
Ann Arbor
D. G. Richards
A. G. Richards
Tommie
George F. Richards
Willis
Local Notes from West Saline Gather for Visits and Illnesses
West Saline residents report visits from relatives in Huntington and Detroit. Fred Arend hosts friends and relatives over the weekend while Mrs. W P Schwoche is surprised by kin from Detroit and Huntington. Faibanks returns to teaching after a week ill.
Local Social Notes From Macon Area
Macon society page lists residents visiting relatives in Ann Arbor Windsor Toledo and Detroit over the weekend and recent hospital and family events. Diana Mae new daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Kittle is announced. Mrs Edna Bugbee and Mr Paul Holmes are among those hosting and visiting relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Craig
Ann Arbor
Joe Kasno
Detroit
Mason Friends
Clarence Kittle
Diana Mae
Pearl Clark
Ford Hospital
E. BE. Beatty
Stephen Hasted
Anne Kasno
Windsor
Canada
Flat Rock
F. O. Randall
Ben Prayer
Glenn Crittenden
John Crittenden
Dan Baley
Clayton
Ronald Johnson
Toledo
Walter Savage
Charles Bailey
Lee Downing
Ypsilanti
Edward Miller
Neppesing Lake
Hazel McIntire
Manchester
Beth Satterthwaite
Tecumseh
John Ladd
Edna Bugbee
Near Adrian
Paul Holmes
Sand
Michigan Food Council moves to seed local food groups statewide
The Michigan Food Council plans to establish local and county food councils across the state to protect consumers and coordinate with retailers and producers. Governor Van Wagoner will receive member lists for potential assignments as measures address wartime supply and wage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan Food Council
Michigan
State Food Council
Ocal
Murray D. van Wagoner
State Grange
State Department of Agriculture
Saginaw
van Wagoner
Walsh Seeks Wage Hour and Court Power Limits Bill
A bill introduced in the house by Edward J. Walsh of Detroit aims to parity wage hour rules with federal standards for workers in interstate commerce and to curb court use of injunctions in labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Rushton
Duplex Printing Press Co
Battle Creek
War Department
Michigan
Weisner
Detroit
House of Ra
Edward J. Walsh
Detroit Democrat
Central York Social Notes and School PTA Meeting
Joseph Sweeney had a yard light installed at his home. Mrs. Grant Allison of Willis dined with Mrs. Alger Allison and son Saturday. Tracy LeBaron of Crane road and Mrs. Mary LeBaron visited the Allison home Friday. The Oak Grove PTA met at the school house for its January gathering where Malcolm Sanders discussed photography at Roosevelt school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sweeney
Grant Allison
Willis
Alger Allison
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
Mary LeBaron
Allison
Oak Grove P. T. A
Malcolm Sanders
Roosevelt School
Early Ann Arbor notes reveal mayoral salary and fire report
City records show a gold dollar salary for Mayor Doty and orders to open South Fourth Avenue. The Washtenaw fire department reported 45 calls in a year with $4,470 in property losses and $1,206.50 insured, detailing gear, hydrants, and incidents from chimneys to lamp explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Doty
South Fourth Avenue
Madison
Hitt Street
H. Kitridge
Washtenaw County
Court House
Anne Arbor
Ypsilanti
Saline
J. F. Buck
M. G Reynolds
B. W. Wallace
F. BH. Jones
John Gillen
John Young
George Hammond
George J. Feldkamp
York
BH. T. LeBaron
Henry Coe
M. J. Kelsey
A. S. Hayden
D. P. McLaughlin
James Doyle
A. Davenport
Kirk
W. L. Douglass Shoe
Beemham’s
Chicago
Rick Island and Pacific Railway
Royal
Shiloh
Dr. West
Carter
Gillett
Central School Supply House of
Dr. King
Miles
Bucklen
J. Willard Babbitt
Appointment of Administrator for Schweitzer Estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Judge Jay G. Pray orders a hearing for January 2, 1941, on the petition to grant administration of the J. Frederick Schweitzer estate to Grant J. Lindenschmitt and Paul F. Schlanderer or other suitable person. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Nora. O. Borgert, Register of Probate. Jan 9, 16, 23, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Annn Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
J. Frederick Schweitzer
Mary Schlanderer
Grant J. Lindenschmitt
Paul F&f. Schlanderer
Saline Observer
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Public Notice for Estate Account in Washtenaw Probate
In Washtenaw County Michigan Probate Court Judge Jay G Pray orders public examination and allowance of the Annual Account of John George Schweitzer trustee. Hearing set for February 10 1941 at ten in the morning at the Ann Arbor office with three week publication in The Saline Observer. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate. Jan 16 23 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said County
Jay G. Pray
John George Schweitzer
G. C. Townsend
Saline
Said
Fudge
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Local notes and events from various Michigan towns
Reports from Hammond Dexter and surrounding areas note visits among residents, a large oyster supper at Pittsfield Grange hall, and a fatal fire destroying a house on US-12 near Chelsea. Other items mention Genevieve Gilbert returning to Ypsilanti Normal, Mildred Counts awaiting juvenile clearance to return to her husband, and a historical English naval submarine note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Counts
Adrian
Floyd West
Adrian City
Clinton
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Kroger
Packad C. Tomatoes
Green Orans
Wile Kernal
Oger
Avondale
Country Club
Bestex Grapefruit
Bartlett
Kreger’s
Big Ben Clock Bread
Zratlight Coffee
Kroger’s
Avondale Flour
Batmore
QO Tos
Sibs
Percy F. Pink
Mooreville
Jund District
West Saline
Fred Arend
Ohio
W. P. Schwoche
Huntington
W. Va
Dorothy
Faibanks
Dell
Albert, Graf
Charles Graf
Herman Graf
Jackson
Eric Merchant
Howard
Emil Arend
Johanna Arend
Lawrence Tucker
William ‘Schwocho
Otto Schwocho
Harold Vaughn
Saline Valley Farms
New York State
Mr. Vaughn
Vaughn
Crystal
Charlevoix
By Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Irving C. Fox
National Retail Dry Goods Association
National Labor Relations Act
United States Supreme Court
van Waggoner
G. Donald Kennedy
Kennedy
Leroy Smith
Wayne County
Smith
Eugene B. Elliott
T. Thomas Thatcher
Ravenna
Roy Hamilton
Alma College
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan State College
William H. Berkey
Cassopolis
Clark L. Brody
Franklin M. Cook
Hillsdale
Alfred B. Connable Jr
Grand Rapids
Palmer Landen
Pleasant
Harry F. Kelly
Robert N. Sawyer
Monroe
Jack Neller
Hilton R. Eaton
Central York
Detroit Edison
Argus
S. B. Beakes
Edward J. Morton
Charles H. Richmond
Benjamin Pryor
John Ryan
Lenora Kelly
William K. Childs
Washtenaw County Teachers’ Association
L. G. Markham
P. R. Cleary
Mary Wheeler
Chelsea
A. A. Hail
Nina Vanderwalker
the Normal
Clara Dole
George W. Gale
Superior Township
Albany County
New York
Gordon
Afghanistan
Geet
Hammond District
Peat “Gert
B. J. Forsythe
Jennie Forsythe
Clifford Forsythe
Emmet Dancer
Us-12
Dancer
Napoleon
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