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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
8
Mortgage default on a 1923 instrument by Ann Arbor Land and Investment Company triggers a public sale for Washtenaw County property. The parcel includes Edgewood Subdivision lots. several lots released, others to be offered. Sale set for February 29, 1936, 10 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw Circuit Court. Mortgagee is Ann Arbor Savings Bank. attorney Be Van Ameringen.
Final administration account filed by Allen F Wood as administrator of Rose L Allen deceased. court to examine and allows said account February 20 1936 at 10 am at probate office saline observer published weekly for three weeks in saline county michigan. judge jay g pray presiding. Nora o Borgert register of probate. Jan 23 30 Feb 6 1936.
Default on a May 5 1926 mortgage by Mary Schill Saline Washtenaw County Michigan to Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan Banking Corporation triggers power of sale. Public auction at Ann Arbor County Court House Washtenaw County on March 7 1936 at 10am for Lots 24 25 Section 1 Haywood’s Addition Saline. Mortgagee Arch D Wilson attorney.
The Washtenaw County Probate Court announces four months from December 31 1935 for creditors to file claims against Emanuel F. Layher deceased. Claims must be presented at the Probate Office Ann Arbor by May 5 1936. Hearings scheduled March 5 1936 and May 5 1936 at 10 a.m.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure to satisfy a $3,627.15 claim on the Saline Creamery Company mortgage dated June 27 1928. The property in Washtenaw County Michigan will be sold at public auction at the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor on March 7 1936 at 10:00 AM.
Mortgage issued by Charles E. Gallup and Harriet M. Gallup to Ann Arbor Savings Bank dated February 9 1926 recorded February 13 1926 in Washtenaw County Michigan. Amount due 6038 60 dollars including principal interest taxes insurance and attorney fees. Sale listed for February 29 1936 at 10 60 est at south front door of Ann Arbor Court House to satisfy the debt on Lot 117 Kimberly Hills Subdivision part of section 3 and 4 township 3 south range 6 east. Dated November 21 1935 WY Van Ameringen, 501 504 Ann Arbor Trust Bldg. Jan 2 9 16 23 30 Feb 6 13 20 1936.
Public foreclosure sale set for May 2 1936 at 10:00 am on the premises in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan to satisfy a mortgage recorded Oct 6 1925 later assigned to Forest Hill Cemetery Company for 4401.16 dollars plus interest taxes and fees. The tract lies in Ann Arbor part of section 33 town 2 south range 6 east with Wells and Forest avenues.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association, as assignee, declares the entire mortgage on the Washtenaw County property due and payable and will sell at public auction the premises in Brown and Fuller's Addition to Ann Arbor to satisfy principal, interest, taxes, and costs totaling 4136.64 dollars as of January 30, 1936, with foreclosure proceedings dated January 30, 1936 and notices running through April 25, 1936.
Foret Hill Cemetery Company, a Michigan corporation, assigns mortgagee rights. The notice cites parcel description along Forest Avenue and Wells Street, with a 50 foot east frontage. Adv. dates span Jan 30 to Apr 23, listing attorney for the assignee and filing in the Ann Arbor Trust Building.
Joseph Gross and Louise Gross of Ann Arbor owe Huron Valley Building and Savings Association the entire balance on two mortgages dated February 18 1928 and May 5 1928, recorded in Washtenaw County. The association, by board resolution, has declared the whole sum secured due.
Norman S. Flook and Florence R. Flook mortgage with Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Mortgage dated March 24 1928 recorded March 26 1928. Balance due 6262.13 plus costs. Public auction May 2 noon at south front door Washtenaw County Court House for the east 34 feet of lot 97 in R S Smiths Third Addition Ann Arbor.
The text notes a recorded plat of the Addition appears in Liber ol Plats page six. It lists Michigan Corporation at 501-504 Ann Arbor Trust Building and cites advertisements from Adv. on January 30 and February 6 13 20 and 27 1936.
John J. Kenney deceased. Four months from January 18 1936 allowed for creditors to present claims to the Probate Office Ann Arbor. Claims heard March 23 1936 and May 28 1936 at ten in the forenoon. Jay G. Pray Judge of Probate. Jan 23 20 Feb 6 1936
At a probate session in Ann Arbor on January 16 1936 Judge Jay G Pray presided over Martha J Allen deceased administration account petition for allowance and distribution The court set February 20 1936 at 10:00 AM for examining and approving the account and hearing the petition Notice to be published three weeks in The Saline Observer Nora O Borgert Register of Probate
Robert Hopps spent Sunday afternoon with John D. Allison. Mrs Frank Barbour called at the Allison home Thursday evening. Miss Electa Murray had no school Thursday at Begole school. Mrs Gangler and daughter, a friend from Detroit, visited with Mrs Frank Barbour and family. Cold weather has reduced Oak Grove school attendance this past week.
Paul Richards spent last week at home with a cold. The Huchre Club met with Mr and Mrs Walter Lampsher. Clifford Richards and Waitz relatives visited D G Richards. George Theurer and Karl Theurer hosted birthday party for Dean Thearer. P T A met at the school house with Mr Smalley presiding. Music by Reuben Rogers and Mrs Hagen among others. C E Kircher of Saline gave pictures.
E M Gilbert spent the week in Hart while Carl Mohrhardt joined Kerry Gordon for supper Saturday. John Stimpson returned from Monroe for the weekend. Genevieve Gilbert visited Mr and Mrs Everett Gilbert and family. Kerry Gordon of Flint spent the weekend with Walter Gorda. Mrs Frank McCalla and daughter of Salem visited Andrew Girbach and son Ernest. John Haughn and Juanita of Maybee visited with Glenn Gordon and family.
Mr and Mrs Durwood Young and Thelma of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harold Hammond. Mrs Hovey Needham underwent an operation at Bixby hospital Adrian Friday night. She is some better.Miss Wave Richards and Miss Joyce Marsh of Ann Arbor and Clarke Gordon were supper guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hammond and son Robert.
Macon residents return from visits to Dearborn and East Lansing while others hosted weekend guests from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Milan and Clinton. Funeral for John Baker held near Tecumseh as Robert Kerr age 77 dies after long residence in Macon township. a roof fire in Ridgeway house caused limited damage and was put out by the fire department.
Farmers Week at Michigan State College East Lansing will feature a horse defect competition to identify unsoundness in eight to ten horses. Dr J P Hutton of the veterinary division says the event starts at 9 am Tuesday February 4 in Demonstration hall. A trophy will be awarded at the Horse Breeders Association annual meeting at noon at the People's church Hast Lansing. Four runners up receive awards. The aim is to help farmers spot common unsoundnesses that hinder horse service.
Harlan Holcomb, treasurer, announces tax collection at Citizens Bank in Saline on January 31 and at Milan Bank on February 1. Taxpayers are advised to attend at the stated locations on the given days to remit assessments.
An ad style guide promotes All-Mix 42% Concentrate for profitable poultry feeding. It claims high 18 percent egg-laying rations, includes cod liver oil in each sack, and provides two all mash and mixed grain formulas with exact pounds of corn oats bran mids and All-Mix. The copy emphasizes oil-proof sacks and no filler.
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