Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice for Washtenaw Property
Foreclosure sale announced by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association on Feb 23 1935 at 10 06 am in Ann Arbor Court House for Lot 3 in Miller's Addition Washtenaw County Michigan. The total due on mortgage 5898 77 dollars includes principal interest taxes and attorney fees. Robberies reported in Brooklyn with minor loot and notable damage to Cemert City school building Brooklyn Exponent notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemert City School
Brooklyn
Foreclosure Notice on Michigan Real Estate Mortgage
Default on real estate mortgage dated January 2 1923 by Peter Wiedmayer et al to John Kohler and Josephine Kohler. Mortgage foreclosed by public sale April 8 1935 at 11 am at the Court House Ann Arbor to satisfy principal interest and fees on 120 acres in Washtenaw County now assumed by Charles Bondie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wiedmayer
Dorothy Wiedmayer
Aaron Wiedmayer
Emma Wiedmayer
John Kohler
Josephins Kohler
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Lodi
Washtenaw
State of
Towit
Charles Bondie
Josephine Kohler
Adoption Order For Ruth Mae Welter Stull
Michigan probate court orders hearing on petition by Henry L Stull and Marguerite L Welter Stull to adopt Ruth Mae Welter as Ruth Mae Stull. Hearing set for February 7 1935 at 2 pm in Ann Arbor. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three weeks.
Foreclosure sale on Ager Finkbeiner property in Ann Arbor
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will publicly auction the Lot 3 Ager Finkbeiner Subdivision in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan on February 23 1935 at 10 00 AM Eastern Standard Time. The sale covers the mortgage balance 4911 25 with interest taxes costs and attorney fees to cover the amount due. Mortgage dates November 1 1929 and recorded November 2 1929 in Liber 184 page 352. Mortgagees declare forfeiture of stock shares and accelerate payment. Listed by E Van Ameringen Ann Arbor Trust Building Adv November 22 29 December 6 18 20 27 January 3 10 17 24 31 February 7 14 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toner
Lroyd W. Waggoner
Carrie A. Waggoner
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
State of Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Huron’ Street
Court House
Circuit Court
County of
Washtenaw
Aaron Valley Building and Savings Association
Samuel G. Miller
Michigan Corporation
van Ameeringen
Ann Arbor Trust Building
William Ager
Zita S. Ager
Harold J. Finkbeiner
Susan Finkbeiner
Pew
Sandard
Huron Street
County of Winshtenaw
Ager & Finkbeiner
Adoption petition seeks name change for minor Gene Acton Stull
In Isid County court Gene Acton Welter Stull seeks adoption by Henry Louis Stull and Marguerite L. Stull due to lack of support from Harry A. Welter. The court orders publication notices for three consecutive weeks in Saline Observer. Hearing date set. guardian ad litem requested. petition filed January 17 24 81 1985.
Public Notice of Probate Account Hearing Ann Arbor
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders examination and allowance of Walter S. Morden estate trust account filed by Detroit Trust Company. Hearing set for February 8, 1935 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office. Publication required weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Mora O Borgert, Register.
Final Administration Account in Monroe Estate
In Arbor County court on January 26 1935 Judge Jay G Pray presiding the Master of the Estate Walter A Monroe deceased Carl Curtiss executor filed final administration account and petition for allowance and distribution The court orders February 20 1935 at ten o'clock in the forenoon for hearing with notice by publication for three successive weeks Nora O Borgert Register of Probate Jan 31 Feb 14 1935
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State of Michigan
Washtenain
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Ruth Mae Welter
Henry Louis Stull
Marguerite L. Welter
Stull
Marguerite L. Welter Stull
Harry A. Welter
Marguerite L. Stull
Ruth Mae Stull
Saline Observer
Jay G
Pray
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Washnaw
Walter S. Morden
Detroit Trust Company
Jay G, Pray
Mora O.borgert
Washtewa
Jay G Pray
Walter A. Monroe
Carl Curtiss
Nora O. Borgert
Washtenaw
Clark Carter
C. A. Curtiss
Saline
Nora C. Borgert
Social Gatherings and Birthday Observed in Central Lods
Mrs Bert Moore hosted last Thursday with Mrs Simon Girbach and baby. Mrs Harry Finch and Dorothy visited. Alton Biuble and Walter Lindemann visited with their parents. Several families gathered Sunday with Bert Moore and Harold Drake. William Marshall Jr. celebrated his birthday with twenty guests and games. A note adds rail travel of about 4 billion miles annually.
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Bert Moore
Simon Girbach
Harry Finch
Dorothy
Alton Biuble
Walter Lindemann
William Lindemann
Carl Cornell
William Birkle
Harold Drake
Jacob Kinsley
Norman Moore
William Marshall, Jr
Pedro
Final Administration Account in Washtenaw Probate
Clark Carter deceased. c A Curtiss, Executor, filed final administration account with Washtenaw County Probate Court. Hearing for allowance and distribution of residue set in Saline Observer. Nora C Borgert, Register of Probate. Jan 31 Feb 7 14, 1955.
Central York Social Notes Include Local Visits and Anniversaries
John Dicks Jr. ill with grip. Carlton Murray visits Adrian. Detroit residents George Buhler and Fred Taft visit. 18 relatives attend Ora Zeloff’s 35th wedding anniversary supper. Funeral for Charles Wills Sr. held at York Baptist Church. Multiple guests linger at Gable and Murray households from Ann Arbor to Ypsilanti and Saline areas.
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John Dicks, Jr
Carlton Murray
Adrian
George Buhler
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney, Sr
Fred Taft
Fred Finch
Dillman
Marilyn
Helen
Ypsuanti
Gable
Ora Zeloff
Fred Cook
Louisiana
Sherman Cook
Hattie Murray
John Gooding
Frank Gable
Charles Wills
York Baptist Church
Cossell
Jack Gable
Ridge Road
Miss Bilecta
Milan
Paul Zeloff
Hleca
Bailey Home
Albert Kauser
Glenning
Ann Arbor
Clarence Johnson
Tone Bailey
Saline Township
Kenneth Johnson
Macon
Christina Gramer
Henry Radenbaugh
Mullard Allison
Mooreville
James Crittenden
Electa Murray
Gattie Murray
Electa
Dan Murray
Donald and
Ua Jane
Florence Rudak
Marion Murray
Superior Township
Henry Murray
Ypsilanti
Hammond District Sickness and Sunday Visit Reports
Everett Gilbert is on the sick list. Raymond CGirbach was home from Pontiac Sunday. Many residents visited friends and relatives in Dexter Kalamazoo Saline Toledo Mooreville Milan and To ledo. A euchre party hosted by Ralph Hammond celebrated Harold’s birthday with a large group attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Gilbert
Raymond Cgirbach
Pontiac
Lloyd Wagner
Dexter
William Todd
Kalamazoo
E. J. Forsythe
Hovey Neednam
Arthur Miller
Saline
Claude Gilbert
D. L. Holt
Toledo
Edgar Forsythe
C. A. Carr
Mirz
Donald McCrone
Milan
Everett Gikert
Henry Anderson
Moorevills
Miss Geraldine
Aileen Hansen
Breeca Girbach
Joan Ellisman
Glenn Gordon
Nora
Betty
Ralph Hammond
Harold
Orange
Kenneth
Clarke
Elmer ‘Stimpson
Hovey
George Needham
Andrew
Ernest Girbach
E. M
Everett
Clair Gilbert
Hein
Unclear Names Face Off in Local Contest Winners
A fragmentary report notes A. L. Bradley and Bliss Curtiss as participants with Edgar Forsythe winning first prize for a delicious limb served. Bradley received consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inger
A. L. Bradley
Bliss Curtiss
Edgar Forsythe
Local School News and Student Activities Report
January school notes record attendance, illness, and student projects. Duane McCallum misses days while Genevieve Gilbert, Doris Gilbert, Clifton Gilbert participate in monthly roll call. The Edison Institute paper The Herald is shared with rural schools. The State Fair funds libraries. Miss Haas to bring books to schools. Activities include a sand table project, bulletin board decorations, sledding and weight checks, vocabulary teaching, and a Michigan map display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane McCallum
Genevieve
Doris
Clifton
Gilbert
Dwight Carr
Betty Gordon
Veneta Carr
Doris Gilbert
Schumacher School
Bridgewater
jGenevieve Gilbert
Miss Haas
Henry Hammond
Niel Finkbeiner
Bulletin Board
Genevieve Gilbert
Beatrice McCallum
David Gordon
James Hammond
Veneta
Mr. Gilbert
Clifton Gilbert
Harwood
Michigan
Robinson
Paul Hammond
Ann Arbor
Fln
David Gordion
Gleason School News and Civic Health Club Report
Absent due to colds, pupils learn songs for county Spring Festival and plan a three week try-out to select festival reps. Students decorate windows with George Washington and hatchet images and prepare an Esskimos sand table scene. Civics Health Club meets, president Sara Barker leads pledge. no secretary report. News sent to The Saline Observer. Valentine party postponed. Committees report and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Esskimos
Civics Health Club
Sara Barker
Saline Observer
Local Familiars and Social Visits Populate South Saline
Clara Zeloff is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Engish of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Metzger. Miss Inez and Bobby Spence visited Dorothy and Harold Hall in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craig in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Zeloff
Engish
Detroit
Paul Metzger
Inez
Bobby Spence
Dorothy
Harold Hall
Macon
Hugh Craig
Walter Craig
Charles Harmon
Saline
Dick Kleinschmidt
Herman Mehler
Roscoe Craig
Yp- Silanti
Harold Philipp
Deerfield
Floyd Spence
Donald Craig
Guy Zeloff
Ciara
Orra Zeluff
Mooreville
Frank Stilts
Ypsilanti
R. Glover
Halle Mehler
Roy Kempf
Thurlow Mehler
Edith Kempf
Kempf
Britton
Ralph
Thurlaw Mehler
Funeral for Charles Harmon Held in Saline
Reported attendance from local residents marked the funeral in Saline Friday afternoon. Social calls and visits followed at several homes across nearby towns with a focus on family events and community ties among residents of Saline Ypsilanti Tipton Britton and surrounding areas.
Observer and Pathfinder Offer Biweekly Home World News
The Observer and The Pathfinder promise global and local updates with a bid offer of two issues every two weeks for a year at 1.75 dollars. A sample is available on request.
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The
Observer
Pathfinder
Normal or near normal corn yields expected after droughts
A study shows corn yields rebound to about 26 bushels per acre after severe drought years 1894 1901 and 1930 with barley and oats also rising in two of three post drought seasons. The 1935 outlook supports normal yields and guides corn planting plans amid reduced cattle and hog demand under the 1935 production adjustment contract from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
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United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank
Roy Bixby
Tanner's
Warren Tornado
Ies Estate and
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
Gene Acton Welter
Gene Acton Stull
Isid County
Lods
U. S
Central York
Hammond District
Hammond School News
Gleason School News
South Saline
Chevrolet
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