Central York Social Notes Bring News From Ohio To Michigan
Elwin Sanders visits relatives in Ohio. Mrs. Newland Begole hosts Stony Creek Aid Society. Joseph Sweeney Jr of Detroit visits his father. Mrs. Leslie Bailey spends a week with Ann Arbor residents and Wednesday with other neighbors. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Dicks at Saline General Hospital. Elizabeth Dicks staying with Karl Theurer during mother’s hospital stay. Allege purchases of a hammer mill by DeLaney Begole and Carlton Murray. Catherine Sanders visits from Very Hillion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Sanders
Ohio
Newland Begole
Stony Creek
Catherne Sanders
Very Hillion
Airs
Central Lods Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Emma Drake spent Sunday with Gertie Drake. Dorothy Moore stayed with Carl Braun family. Carl and Dorothy Braun hosted friends Friday with William Williams and others. George Ames visited his son John Williams's home Friday. Charles Jackson and wife wintered with their daughter in Ann Arbor. Walter Armbruster of Tecumseh joined Carl Brain's gathering Sunday. John Williams and family visited Norman Hills family Saturday. Bert Moore hosted La Verne and Ralph Moore Walter Lindemann and Robert Hieber Monday. Sunday dinner featured Scech Bruckner and Staebler households. Herold Dresch family and William Pirkle household shared Tuesday evening with Bert Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Drake
Gertie Drake
Dorothy Moore
Carl Braun
Williams
George Ames
John Williams
Charles Jackson
Ann Arbor
Walter Armbruster
Tecumseh
Carl Brain
Martha Staebler
Norman Moore
Robert
Herold Dresch
William Pirkle
Carrie Birkle
Emil Rothenbecker
Gladys
Bert Moore
SOUTH SALINE COMMUNITY NEWS AND VISITS
Roderic Heilman visited Frank Stilts at his home on Sunday. Numerous local residents, including the Kuders from Adrian and the Vealeys of Ypsilanti, shared callers and social visits through the week. The community mourns Arden Vealey whose funeral was held in Ridgeway after illness.
Local Notes and School Activities After Illnesses and Keena Evening
Gravel spread on Florente Girbach istl with flu rumors. Kenneth Heininger is seriously ill with intestinal flu. Lloyd Feldkamp returned to school after over two weeks in hospital. Mr and Mrs Howard Simpson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Rowe and daughters visited the McDougalls in Ypsilanti. PTA met at the schoolhouse Friday evening with about 15 games and prizes. Next meeting the young people will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florente Girbach
Kenneth _ Heininger
Dlloyd Feldkamp
Howard Simpson
Ralph Rowe
Daughhter
Ypsilanti
Kenneth McDougall
Keena
Mooreville Social News and Milestones
Mooreville notes illness and recovery updates for residents Mrs Willis Leonard bronchitis Emmett Hendershot and Mrs Fred Lewis recovering from brain operation at University hospital reports of weekend visits from relatives including Will Phillips from Ann Arbor Jacob Fuller anniversary and Oliver Goldsmith celebrations with gifts and luncheon local visits to Wayne Ypsilanti Ford hospital Stony Creek and various towns. births engagements birthdays and 25th wedding anniversaries referenced with family travel and hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Hendershot
Fred Lewis
University Hospital
Will Phillips
Ann Arbor
Ernest Dieterle
Walter Fuller
Jacob Fuller
Milan
Frriday
Emmett O'Brien
Lemuel Goldsmith
George Reese
Fred Reese
Dee Goldsmitth
Ene Goldsmith
Finkbeiner
Oliver Goldsmith
Melvindials
Hammond District Social Notes From Friday to Sunday
Miss Beatrice McCollum spent Friday night with Miss Genevieve Gilbert. Mrs. Maude Deem of Monroe visits daughter Mrs. Glenn Gordon. Will and Hiram Martin of Manchester called on Ralph Hammond. Claire Gilbert was at St Joseph's hospital in Ann Arbor from Tuesday to Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spravitt of Detroit called on Mr. and Mrs. Hovey Needham. Mr. and Mrs. Barcia Hammond family were Sunday guests. Miss Gertruds Robison and Leo Gocsdin visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gilbert Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hanson and Arleen spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hammond. Mrs. Tonvid Hammond spent Friday and Saturday with her father James Young at Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Horton and Detroit relatives spent Sunday with the Gordons and Robisons. Adeline Robison, Leslie Robison, and Carl Mohrhardt visited with Claude Gilbert and family. Finkbeiner attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Oliver and Goldsmith at Melvindale Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderic Heilman
Frank Stilts
Earl Kuder
Adrian
Ypsilanti
Dearborn
Albert Cross
Harold Kuder
Tecumseh
Ida Mehler
Amn Arbor
James Young
A. J. Williams
Macon
Birs
Agnes Osborn
William Kopla
Leon Vealey
Léon Vealey
Eddie Futcher
Roscoe Craig
Little Son
Hugh Craig
Britton
Elaine
Jimmie Vealey
Lavern Steele
Oscar Bix
O. S. Evans
Herbert Gilmore
Ray Gilmore
Harold Finch
Saline
Burt Osborn
George Winterstein
Near Tecumseh
Hart Kuder
And
Mirs
Roy Collins
Hol Linger
Toledo
Burt Osporm
Leon Valey
Yp‘Iilanti
Arden Vealey
Rial
Ridgeway
Mera
Jay
Howell
Thelma
Ruth Howell
Wayne
Robert Howell
Carl Hawkins
Alt Allen
Harry Warden
Battie Johnson
Robert Johnson
Charles Burleson
L. D. Burleson
Alice Hinshel
Addie
Schuyler Crittenden
B. Debieo
James Burder
Pontiac
Arthur Richmond
Ben
Evilseizer
Manchester
William Schoolmaster
L. H. Cartburnn
Nancy Lou
Paul, Holmes
Sand Crests
Francis
Beatrice McCollum
Genevieve Gilbert
Maude Deem
Monroe
Glenn Gordon
Will
Hiram Martin
Ralph Hammond
Claire Gilbert
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ann Arbor
Harry ‘Spravitt
Detroit
Hovey Needham
Relsh Hammond
Kenneth
Gordon
Claude Gilbert
Manly Robison
Adeline Robison
Leslie Robison
Carl Mohrhardt
Sebastian
Finkbeiner
Mrs
Oliver Goldsmith
Melvindale
Local Social and Travel Highlights From Macon Area
Macon social notes record Mrs Otto Schoolmaster and the Peynes visiting in Niles on Monday. Jackson guest Elwyn Camburn spent part of the week at the Carl Hawkins Home. Mrs Guy Hoover of Hast Lan had tea Sunday with Ralph Halladay's family. Inez Halpin of Flint visited Sue Langan, and Mrs Ray Gilmore returned from a fall-related injury at Bixby hospital. Mrs Ellen Collins stayed with cousin Edith Triplet in Washington DC. An Adrian operation for appendicitis was reported with patient improving. Prof and Mrs Fred Gorton hosted visitors from Ypsilanti, Lettie Wallace of Saline and Kenneth McKim of Rerford visited Carrol Kutler’s home. Mr Boo and Mrs Walter Craig sustained injuries as their car slid on ice east of Clinton on the Macon road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schoolmaster
EB. W.W. Peyne
Niles
Elwyn cCamburn
Jackson
Carl Hawjins
Guy Hoover
Hast Lansing
Ralph Halladay
Inez Halpin
Flint
Sue Langan
Ray Gilmore
Bixby Hospital
Ellen Collins
Eruths
Edith Triplet
Washington, DC. c
Adrian
Soing Nicssy
Overerd
Fred Gorton
Ypsilanti
Sage
Meeting of Commissioners on Claims in Saline area
Notice from the Probate Court Washte naw County Michigan announcing commissioners to receive and adjust claims against the estate of Roy Robison. Four month period ends May 16 1938 with meetings March 6 and May 16 1938 at Citizens Bank Saline. Dated Ann Arbor January 10 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Roy Robison
Citizens Bank of
Saline
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Public Notice for 16th Annual Account in Ann Arbor
Order for publication in The Saline Observer announces examination and allowance of the 16th annual account of Walter S. Morden, deceased, filed by Detroit Trust Company as trustee. Hearing set for February 16, 1938 at 10 a.m. in the Probate Office, with weekly notices over three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statis OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Conn County
Arthur G. Wheelock
Donna Bradbury
Saline
State OF Michigan
Said
Tay G
Walter S. Morden
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Saline Observer
Ranta Vand
Michigan chancery suit seeks quiet title in Washtenaw lands
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a lengthy chancery case cites Otto and Rosa Briem as plaintiffs against multiple defendants named or unknown. An order of publication directs defendants to appear within three months or the bill will be confessed. The notice details the land description in Bridgewater Township and the ongoing quiet title action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
Roscoe O. Bonisteel
Saline
Emmett M Gibb
Circuit Court
Washtenaav
Michigan
Beeinnine
Willam Rehfusy
James Wieriam
Aid
Michigan Southern Railroad
William” Red‘fuss
Bridgewater
Washtenaw County
Iosco Land Company
Roscoe ‘O
Boinsterl
Wolverine Bldg
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Ann Arbor
Mortgage holder Huron Valley Building and Savings Association seeks foreclosure on Ulysses G. Darling property in Washtenaw County Michigan after four months of arrears on a mortgage dated November 30 1925 and recorded December 1 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses G. Darling
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
sShiben
Office of the Register
Washtenaw
Michican
Foreclosure Notice of Pittsfield Parcel Mortgage
Enters Washtenaw County mortgage foreclosure by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association against Ulysses G. Darling for property in Pittsfield Township. Notice sets sale February 5, 1938 at 10:00 am at Washtenaw County Courthouse, selling Lot 132 Darlington subdivision to recover $1,467.82 plus costs. Adv by Entron Valley Building and Savings Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Gr
Atock
Huron Street
Court House
Ann Arbor
Michigan
County of Washtenaw
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Pittsfield
Washtenaw County
Bowits
Darlington
Huron, Valley Building and Savings. Association
Nee V. E. van ‘Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Ulysses G. Darling
Office of the ‘Register
Circuit Court
County
Washtenaw
Entron Valley Building and Savings ‘“Associa~tion
A. Michigan Corporation
MM. E. van Ameringen
Adv
Noer Saneage
Dngvest Cps Coy
Are
Pa Jem
Haystack on a Pole Gallows and Other Farm Tricks
Pennsylvanian farmer uses a hanging hay fork on a guyed pole gallows to build haystacks without pitching by hand. An old Model T body turned rearward serves as a back lift for loading hay. A Missouri farmer rigs sheet iron hopper scoops to harvest grasshoppers, with water and oil in the pan. A temporary backstop and pole setup aids tall straw stacks, while Norway farmers hang hay to dry during wet summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Advertising columns promise reach at low cost
A reader notes that Observer advertising pages offer wide exposure with minimal expense, suggesting that using the columns helps reach a large audience efficiently and cheaply.
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Central York
Lods
South Saline
Heino
Mooreville
Willis Leonard
Hammond District
Mattie Harring
Adee Fee
STATE_OF MICHIGAN
County of
Washtenawia
Chancery
Otto Briem and
Rosa Briem
Hus
William Ruckmand
William C. van Horn
John D van Horn
James Penniman
Elizabeth Ernst
Gottlieb Ernst
Kate Ernst
Rose Ernst
Ludwig Ernst
Frederick Ernst
Rosina Herman
Christianna Meska
Hanne Mertz
Fred Wiedman
Hannah Wiedman
Mary Wiedman
John Buckman
Charles Kellogg
Robin Hoods Bay
Ned Moore
Cuthbere Heron
South Shields
England
Henry Greathead
Parliament
Trinity Rouse
Eloyds
ABC
Knoxsprila
Chas Rewlie
Ragne
Wis
AL Karstens
Sheridan
Ill
Colombes
Mersen Bers
Scranton
Asmat
Lill Rogan
Minneanelis
Rogan
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