Foreclosure Sale on Ann Arbor Mortgage Case
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association, as assignee, will conduct a public auction on February 24, 1984 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor to sell the premises securing the mortgage of Raymond B. Seeger and Margaret Steinke Seeger. The mortgage, dated November 1, 1929, recorded November 2, 1929, and assigned November 5, 1982, covers property in Wildwood Park Addition, Ann Arbor. Amount due totals $5,736.67 plus costs, with principal $4,681.35, interest $716.73, taxes $303.59 and attorney fee $35.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond B. Seeger
Margaret Steinke Seeger
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor Building and Loan Association
State of Michigan
Register of Deeds
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
County of Washtenaw
Huron Valley Building and ‘Savings Association
Michhigan
Wildwood Park
Michigan Corporation
E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor ‘Trust
Bidg
Public notice of will admission in Washte naw County
Probate Court of Washte naw County Michigan orders hearing for the last will of Mary H. Sage and guardianship to C. A. Curtiss or another suitable person. Hearing set for January 30, 1934 at 10 a.m. in Ann Arbor Probate Office. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
Foreclosure Notice by Washtenaw Saving Assn on Ann Arbor Property
Mortgage dated May 14 1927 by Charles A Parks and Rachel A Parks of Ann Arbor to Washtenaw Savings Association, now due in full. Total due 2482.87 dollars includes principal interest taxes and fees. Sale at Court House Ann Arbor on November 24 1934 at 10 am. Property described as east 33 feet of lot 12 block 7 south of Huron Street Maynard and Morgan addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aefault
Charles A. Parks
Rachel A. Parks
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Court House
County of
Washtenaw
Huron Street
Maynard & Morgan's
B- Michigan Corporation
V. EL. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Elwell Farmer Wins Lamb Contest In Final Wolverine Run
Willard Gee of Elwell tops the Wolverine Lamb Production contest with 145.96 pounds per ewe, edging Andrew Grenland who totaled 745.35 pounds. Grenland’s flock raised 43 lambs at 92.91 pounds each, while Gee’s 34 ewes produced 59 market lambs averaging 81.42 pounds. Fred Willis of Charlevoix earns Champion Flockmaster for greatest improvement, with 220 grade Hampshire ewes yielding 20 more lambs per ewe than in 1932. Other top finishers include Carl Falch, Mendon. Walter Scott, Sandusky. William Van Sickle, Deckerville. Ralph Densmore, Wilwil. Henry Trapp, Bolton. Harry Wright, Standish. McIntyre Bros, St. Charles. Ed Kohler, Imlay City. All relied on good pasture and some grain. winners to display pens at the college during Farmers Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Gee
Elwell
Andrew Grenland
Michigan State College
Grenland
Fred Willis
Charlevoix
Willis
Hampshire
Within an Inch of Death Soldier Edward Morgan's Narrow Recovery
Edward Morgan, a Cockermouth veteran, lived 16 years with shrapnel lodged near his brain after Passchendaele. Surgeons in France and England could not remove it until recently when it moved slightly and an operation at Carlisle Infirmary proceeded. He survived and began to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Morgan
Cockermouth
England
Morgan
Passchendaele
France
Carlisle
Australia's habitual hiker retires after long career
Brice Lewin, known for long hiking career, ends his sport after 11 years of walking extensive miles. He began at 60 and is 72 now, wearing out 60 pairs of shoes while earning a living in newspaper composing rooms. He has dodged pensions and now seeks new plans.
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Australia
Brice Lewin
Lewin
Boston Realtor Collects Cancelled Checks From Notables
Boston realtor James D. Henderson amasses a unique collection of cancelled checks. His trove includes signatures of Charles Dickens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Sir Walter Scott, John Greenleaf Whittier, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, and other famous figures. A Warren G Harding check is described as the rarest modern item, valued at about $50 for a Harding check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James D. Henderson
Charles Dickens
Robert Louis Stevenson
Sir Walter Scott
John Greenleaf Whittier
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Henderson
Warren G. Warding
Harding
Michigan Probate Court Hearing For Lindemann Estate
In Washnaw County Michigan the Probate Court schedules February 3 1934 hearing on Adolph Lindemann administrator petitioning for license to sell estate real estate for distribution. Notice to interested parties via three weekly publications in Saline Observer January 11 18 25 1934.
Fifteen Years Ago A Cole Lost a Valuable Horse
Fifteen years ago A Cole lost a valuable horse in an earlier incident. George Uphaus visited relatives in Manchester. John Fritz went to Detroit for work. Mrs Martin Fucss and Miss Hazel were in Detroit on business. Julia Gordon visited the Wilsons of Toledo. Mrs A G Wood stayed with her sister in Ypsilanti. K B Simmons home for a few days then auto trip to Clinton. Andrew Decker of LaGrange visiting daughter Mrs Curtiss. John Wurster and daughter Florence visited Mrs Lehman in Chelsea. Herman Heininger sold ten silos in three days and is in Belleville on business. Edith Stang spent weeks with sister Mrs Ewing at Jonesville and returned home. George Finkbeiner and Warren visited John Lesser of Dexter. G C Townsend visited his brother Charles of Washington DC en route to California for beet sugar work. C A Jordan Dr Wallace and Martin Fross with wives and Mae Wheeler attended the O E B S twenty-sixth anniversary in Dundee. C D Hinkbeiner reached the depot with hogs when his rear axle broke. Will Hertler aided with stock racks to finish the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cole
George Uphaus
Manchester
John Fritz
Detroit
Martin Fucss
Hazelmere
Julia. Gordon
J. C. Wilson
Toledo
A. G. Wood
E. R. Schill
Ypsilanti
K. B. Simmons
Clinton
Andrew Decker
LaGrange
Visting
C. A. Curtiss
John Wurster
Florence
Jacob Lehman
Chelsea
Herman Heininger
Belleville
Edith Stang
R. W. Ewing
Jonesville
George Finkbeiner
D. Finkbeiner
Warren
John Lesser
Dexter
G. C. Townsend
Charles
Washington, D.C
California
C. A. Jordan
Wallace
Martin Fross
Mae Wheeler
Dundee
C. D. Hinkbeiner
Court for the County Wash Tenaw Probate Notice
In the Matter of the Estate of Walter S Morden deceased Detroit Trust Company filed its 12th annual account as Trustee and petitioned for allowance A hearing is set February 15 1984 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office Notice will be published for three consecutive weeks in Saline Observer Nora O Borgert Register of Probate January 25 February 1 8 1934
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G Pray
Walter S. Morden
Detroit Trust Company
Saline Observer
Jay G. Pray
Nora, O. Borgert
Observer and Pathfinder Offer Biweekly World Update
The Observer and The Pathfinder promise home and world news updates. A sample is offered with a two-paper package for a year at $1.75, inviting readers to try before subscribing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
The
Pathfinder
South Saline Community News Briefs Highlight Illnesses and Visits
Floyd Spence loses a valuable horse. Mrs Albert Johnston and Hugh Craig on sick list. Mrs Leroy Kempf of Britton visits family in Ann Arbor. Norman Heldebrand undergoes abdominal surgery at U of M hospital. Hildegarde Metzger burned foot from spilled hot water. Families visit, travel, and social events noted across Macon, Milan, Ann Arbor, and Detroit areas.
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Floyd Spence
Albert Johnston
Hugh Craig
Leroy Kempf
Britten
Fricy
Hallie Mehler
Macon
Harry Downing
Arthur Mangus
Betty
Denton
Olive Easlick
Ann Arbor
Norman Heldebrand
Olive Faslick
Ehlenberg
Milan
Luther Killams
Buchanan
Amos. Luckhardt
County Federation of Woman's ‘Clubs
Horatio Abbot
Leon Vealey
Joyce Vealey
Ellsworth Losee
Donald Stilts
Casper Michelson
Annn Arbor
Clayton- Bigelow
Doseos Craig
Ypsilanti
Walter Craig
Jeannine
Olive Baslick
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Faslick
Fifty Famous Frontiersmen Capt Bill McDonald Texas Ranger
The piece honors Captain Bill McDonald Texas Ranger famed for taming the Texas Panhandle and No Man’s Land in Indian Territory. It recalls his fearless police work, detective cleverness, and loyalty to duties, noting his service as bodyguard to Presidents Roosevelt and Wilson.
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Texas
Texas Rangers
Lone Star
Bill McDonald
United States
Indian Territory
Texas Panhandle
Bill
Roosevelt
T.R
Oklahoma
Wilson
Texas ‘Ranger
Western Newspaper Union
Fox Farm breeder wins sweepstakes trophy at Grand Rapids show
Charles Awrey of the Silver Chief Fox Farm near town attended the Michigan Silver Fox Breeders Association convention in Grand Rapids. He returned with a silver cup sweepstakes trophy after entering ten pelts in the show, which carried the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Awrey
Silver Chief
Wilcom Road
Grand Rapids
Macon News Recap of Hospital Visits and Birthdays
Local residents axe press. The item lists numerous hospital procedures and visits including Macon Russell Collins in Ford hospital with pneumonia and Dovid Graf undergoing appendicitis surgery at Bixby hospital Adrian. It notes birthday celebrations for Wesley Pennington in the family home.
York Township Tax Collection Schedule
Treasurer Harlan Holcomb will collect taxes at Savings Bank Saline on Jan 26 and at Peoples State Bank Milan on Jan 27 and Jan 31. Head tax will also be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Saline
Peoples State Bank
Milan
Harlan, Holcomb
Fair Exchange at San Francisco Hotel
A San Francisco hotel offers guest privileges in return for farm produce. A truckload of grapefruit could cover room fees, with guests amused by the barter idea and the light satire of exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
San Francisc
Butter nutrition and sauces from Michigan State College experts
Home economics specialists promote butter as an excellent vitamin A source and flavoring aid for meats fish and vegetables. Recipes include Maître d Hotel Butter and Hollandaise Sauce with step by step instructions and tips on preventing curdling. The article notes historical customs of late night fare after parties.
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Home Economics Extension Nutrition
Speialists
Michigan ‘State College
H. C. Sherman
Columbia University
Maitre ‘D'Hotel
Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat and Gain Energy
An old weight loss pitch promises rapid fat loss and health boosts with Kruschen Salts. It urges readers to weigh themselves, take an 85 cent bottle daily, then recheck weight, claiming dramatic results and high value compared to other fat loss methods. The ad targets general audiences with testimonials and widespread availability.
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America
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Mary H. Sage
Roy Robison
A. D
J. F. Robb
North
Ann Arbor Street
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
County Directory
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
ANN Arbor Fluff Rug and Carpet Cleaning CO
Broadway
Ann Arbor, Mich
Seyfried
Jewelers
Ann Arbor,mich
Roy Bixby
Tanner's
Gratiot
Washnaw
Ann Abor
Elizabeth Lindemann
Adolph Lindemann
George Bible
Daniel
Judge Bilsky
Flint
L. B. Dulson
Agriculture Department
Owosso
South Saline
Frontiersmen
Elmo Scott Watson
Capt
Texas Ranger
R. G. Sage
Robert Cloud
J. M. Williams
Delos
Biddle
Ford Hospital
Dovid Graf
Bixby
Adrian
L. H. Camburn
Lilah Howel
Robert Howell
F.M. Smith
BE. W. Payne
Ross ‘Biddle
Argyle Biddle
Ynosilanti
W. ©. Allen
Nina. Hammond
Lois Chambers
Ft. Wayne
E. H. Osgood
St. Johns
R. G Sage
P. K. Morgan
Allen
Wise
Almon Rutler
Jack‘son
George Nichols
Veland
Hatch
Ford ‘Hospital
Thursdaay
Wesley Pennington
Pennington
York Township
Fair Exchange
Detroit Edison
Detroit Edison CO
Ory Tate
Detroit Edison Company
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