Cherry Rawlings Faces Social Turmoil in San Francisco Move
Orphan Cherry Rawlings leaves Saint Dorothea's to work for Mrs. Porteous Porter in San Francisco under guardian Judge Marshbanks. At the Marshbanks mansion she meets Selly Coates and Fran while Amy and Fran dine out. Cherry endures condescension and boredom before a party reveals Dorothy Page-Smith’s distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Cherry) Rawlings
Saint Dorothea’s
Judson Marshbanks
Emma Haskell
Fran
Amy
Selly Coates
Cherry
Coates
Mrs. Porter
Kelly
Secret Ties Reveal Emma and Cherry’s Family Roots
Cherry learns from Emma that Emma is her aunt, Charlotte Marshbanks, changing Cherry’s sense of family. The revelation unsettles Cherry who longs for a real home. Later Kelly Coates invites Cherry to lunch with Fran Marshbanks at his Marin County studio, where romance unfolds amid a rustic setting as Cherry confronts her complex feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Cherry
Mrs. Porter
Presidio
Bay Shore
Sausalito
Kelly
Topcote
Marin County
Spanish Farm
Fred
Judson
Louise
Springfield
Marshbanks
Charlotte
Hemma
Nar
Kelly Coates
Fran Marshbanks
Fran
Kelly Coate
Machine Repair Pays High Wage for Farm Trainees
Farm machinery training centers across Michigan teach students to repair equipment and build trailers and grain elevating gear. A Michigan State College course in agricultural engineering recorded 19 jobs completed by Ingham county alumni, totaling 330 hours and $510 in value, averaging $1.55 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham
State Board of Control For Vocational Education
Michigan State College
Walter H. Sheldon
Ingham County
West Saline Social Notes Mention Visits and Promotions
West Saline residents report Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berkich in Detroit. The community notes dogs in sheep flocks. Rev. C Haneberg begins an adult confirmation class. Milan visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Guy Schnurstein. Mrs. Victor Ray and baby visited Edward Ray family. The Bench family joined Edward Ray's. Sgt Clarence Girbach leaves for overseas after a promotion to sergeant following furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Berkich
Detroit
C. Haneberg
St. James Church
Guy Schnurstein
Milan
Willian D. Rheem
Victor Ray
Baby
Crafts
Edward Ray
Mooreville Community Notes Active Week Of Social Visits
Mrs Garth Langree has been on the sick list for four weeks. Rex Kanitz returned to school after illness. Joseph Smith came home from Brownsville Texas to live with Mr and Mrs Ray Smith. Mooreville PTA met at the school with a penny supper grab bag and a program by children. net proceeds were 9.71. Several local families visited or hosted gatherings with neighbors including Ganong Holcomb and Kanitz households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Langree
Burt Draper
Maurice Draper
Ypsilanti
Rex Kanitz
Joseph Smith
Brownsville
Texas
Ray Smith
Floyd Ganong
Harlan Holcomb
Rudolph Gross
Lodi
Marion
Gertrude Bunce
Dundee
Albert Loesch
Mooreville Pta
Harry Hamlin
Jay Agner
Milan
Louis Smith
Loyal Kanitz
Kanitz
Mr. Hamlin
Hamlin
Agner
Order for Public Publication Final Administration Account
Probate Court in Washtenaw County schedules hearing on February 21 1944 for the final administration account of Conrad Boettner estate Executors Lawrence Boettner and Hilmer Boettner petitioning for approval and residue distribution. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing with Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Conrad Boettner
Lawrence Boettner
Hilmer Boettner
Torenoon
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Mrs Joe Fleury Visits Detroit Family
Mrs Joe Fleury is visiting her sons and their families in Detroit for a few weeks. Sunday callers at the Richards home included Hobart Richards and family, Haines, Will Gallaher and Billie of Ann Arbor, Clif ford Richards of Waltz, A G Richards and Tommie. War Bonds will preserve the American Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fleury
Detroit
D. G. Richards
Hobart Richards
Haines
Will Gallaher
Billie
Ann Arbor
Clifford Richards
Waltz
A. G. Richards
Tommie
Washtenaw County Probate Court Final Administration Hearing Date
In Washtenaw County Michigan Nancy G. Davis deceased Carl A. Curtiss executor has filed his final administration account and petitions for allowance and distribution. The court orders January 16 at 10 a.m. for examination and approval at the probate office. Public notice to follow with printed notices prior to the hearing dates January 20 27 February 3 1944.
Notice of Hearing Claims in Gottlieb Weller Estate
In Washtenaw County Ann Arbor the court led by Judge Jay G Pray orders creditors to present claims against deceased Gottlieb Weller by April 10 1944 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office. A copy of this order will run for three weeks in the Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Gottlieb Weller
Saline Observer
Mortgage Sale Notice for Leever and Leever Mortgage
Default on a June 1 1942 mortgage by Delbert D Farr and Ruth E Farr to Fred O Leever and Adrian J Leever leads to foreclosure. Property is Lot 58 Hill Crest Subdivision in Ypsilanti Township Washtenaw County Michigan. Sale set for February 14 1944 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Court House Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert D. Farr
Ruth E. Farr
Fred O. Leever
Adrian J. Leever
Leever and Leever
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
State of Michigan
Notich
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
Michigan
Hill Crest
Fred C. Leever
Leever
Local residents host guests from nearby towns
Macon and nearby communities report numerous visits as Mrs. Elwyn Bugbee and Miss Addie Crittenden travel to Ann Arbor and Detroit. Guests include Howard Beamer, Joseph Shuard, Clyde Spence, Lewis Feldman, and many other families from Ypsilanti, Milan, Monroe, Dearborn, Inkster, Howell, Bluffton, and Detroit. War Bonds urged as a must buy this month to speed victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwyn Bugbee
Ann Arbor
Addie Crittenden
Russell Miller
Detroit
Clarence Derr
Duane Robison
Howard Beamer
Ypsilanti
Harley Preston
Joseph Shuard
Albert Frye
Enola Hall
John Herbison
Milan
Clyde Spence
Monroe
Floyd Spence
Lewis Feldman
Dearborn
Earl Murphy
Kenneth Frost
Susan Marie
Tecumseh Hospital
Duncan Robison
Ray Roseboom
Bluffton
Ohio
Marion
Verna Crittenden
John Crittenden
Edward Miller
Harold Briggs
Lyle Morse
Inkster
George Garrett
Howell
Leon Vealey
Claud Harmon
Central York Community News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Leonard Hranzel returns home this week. Carlton Murray and Jesse Bird Jr visited Dundee. Frank Barber called at Alger Allison’s home. Mrs Bruce LeBaron visited Wayne residents. Mrs Rosstrom stays with Tracy LeBaron during illness. The Farm Bureau canvass reports strong renewals and 15 new members from visits by Carlton Murray and Phil Lips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hranzel
Carlton Murray
Jesse Bird, Jr
Dundee
Frank Barber
Munger Road
Alger Allison
Bruce LeBaron
Lloyd LeBaron
Wayne
Rosstrom
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
LeBaron
Mr. Phillips
Farm Bureau
Saline Valley Farms News and Community Party Brief
Saline Valley reports two cow loads returned by Mike Sheehan boosting milk flow. The canning factory stays busy with custom work on chickens and meats. 1944 restrictions on commercial cannings ease. February Community Party on Feb 7 features Mrs. Harold Gray Haiti travel talk and square dancing by Ross Barnes and Joe Cook. Pvt. Clifford C. Fowler, son-in-law of Fred and Dorothy Wahl, was killed in action in Italy. Marie Wahl and Clifford Fowler married two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Valley
Mike Sheehan
Mmilkmen
Harold Gray
Haiti
Ross Barnes
Joe Cook
Fred
Dorothy Wahl
Clifford C. Fowler
4Th Rangers
Marie Wahl
Clifford Fowler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marsh Banks
West Saline
Mooreville
Judd
Nancy G. Davis
Carl A. Curtiss
Saline
Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank Bidg
Macon
Central York
Saline Valley Farms
Central Dead Stock CO
Mary Morris
Ben Uphaus
East Michigan
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