Saline Council Votes on Zoning Amendment and Budget
The Saline council met June 14 1943 in the council rooms. Mayor Grossmuth presided as Attorney Laird proposed a zoning amendment. The motion to adopt and publish the amendment carried along with a wage raise for William Mithansy to 180 per month. The clerk read bills totaling 1765.97 and the tax rate was set at 10 per thousand. A budget of 19000 for next year was approved and the session adjourned.
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Grossmmth Nun
Lambarth
Haarer
Sugden
Stoud i
Laird
Ann Arbor
Alber
William Mithan
Alwin Gross
Lottie Wallace
Lambat
City of Latino Ordains
Saline
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Local Notes from West Saline and Nearby Areas
Matthew Seeger improves after illness while the Seeger home hosts a family gathering. Doris Ingamelis returns home from helping in the Schwoche household. Richard Guerten summers with the Seegers in Wyandotte. Mrs. Fred Arend travels to Florida to visit her Navy son and plans to move back to Grass Lake with relatives. Tommy Joe Schwocho baptized at Trinity Lutheran with sponsors from Farmington and Milford. reception with 34 guests from Litchfield Milford Farmington Detroit and Saline. Stationery samples offered for sale.
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Matthew Seeger
Herman Howeisen
Doris Ingamelis
Pontiac
Richard Guerten
Wyandotte
Fred Arend
Florida
Jack
South America
Michigan
Grass Lake
Tommy Joe Schwocho
W. P. Schwocho
Engel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charlotte Schwocho
Farmington
Brandt Jantz
Milford
Milford. At 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Schwoche
Litchfield
Milforea
Detroit
Saline
Osgood reunion and community notes at Macon Lake
Macon residents gather for the Osgood reunion at Harry Osgood cottage on Wampler's Lake. The column lists numerous visits, calls, and social events with relatives in Detroit Ypsilanti Milan and Jackson. Lt Stephen Hasted on furlough and other local news and social invitations fill the page.
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Ella Pennington
R. G. Sage
P. K. Morgan
Osgood
Harry Osgood
Wampler’s Lake
Harvey Ellis
California
Jack Avery
Mansfield
Percy Quackenbush
Sheldon
Mahion Ellis
Ypsilanti
Lilah Powell
Ernest Machias
Detroit
Richard Robison
Joseph Shuard
Caro
Stephen Hasted
Camp Petawana
Pfaul
Ethel Lindsley
Eva Camburn
Clare Camburn
James Breakey
Ida Thayer
Albert ‘Thayer
Chas. Bigelow
John Hendershot
Clayton Bigelow
Ray Hendershot
Brooklyn
Clay‘ton Bigelow
Beulah Camburn
Washington Lake
Duane Robison
Thomas Derr
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
In Washtenaw County Michigan Chancery Court George Kendall sues John Lockwood Walter Lockwood Mary Cutter and unknown heirs to quiet title to land described as the North Half of the West Half of the North East Quarter of Section 19 Town 2 South Range 6 East Ann Arbor Township Washtenaw County Notice orders publication in The Saline Observer and entry of appearance within three months with publication to begin within forty days and continue weekly for six weeks or personal service thirty days before appearance
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Saline
Line
Michigan
City of
Michigan Avenue
U. S. 112
Monroe Street
Ford Motor Company
Said Motor Company
Saline Township
Washtenaw County
John Lockwood
Walter Lockwood
Mary L. Cutter
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
V. E. van Amerigen
Washtenaw
Geo. W. Sample
John Schenk
W. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Raymond K. Klaasen
Margaret M. McMillen
Final Administration Account for Charles W. Koch Estate
Washtenaw County Probate Court sets July 29 1943 for examining and allowing A R Burkhardt's final administration account and petition for distribution. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora Borgert registers.
Final Administration Account Order for Jacob Visel estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County requires publication of final administration account for the estate of Jacob Visel deceased. Executor Reuben Visel seeks approval and distribution of residue with a hearing set for July 27, 1943 after three weeks of public notice. Judge Jay G. Pray presides. Nora O. Borgert is involved.
Local Socials in Central York and Crane Road Fragments
Central York residents Mr and Mrs Edward Alber visited neighbors Sunday evening. Bruce LeBaron hosted gatherings for Bruce birthday and Mrs Clyde Mayberry with son visiting from Los Angeles. Garden City visitors Mary Murray and Loveta Koux spent time with Murray family. Carlton Murray hosted a party for Murray Sanders home from the Air Corps. Beulah Sanders Bennett returns from California for a visit.
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Edward Alber
Alger Allison
Bruce LeBaron
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
Bruce
LeBaron
Clyde Mayberry
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Murray
Loveta Koux
Garden City
Miss Murray
Murray
Carlton Murray
Murray Sanders
Air Corps
Michael Bennett
Beulah Sanders
California
Shirley Exelby Visits Detroit During Vacation
Shirley Exelby visits Detroit during vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Elliott of Detroit were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Richards and Tommie. Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin Richards and family were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards.
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Shirley Exelby
Detroit
Joe Elliott
A. G. Richards
Tommie
George Franklin Richards
D. G. Richards
War Bond Savings Encouraged by Propaganda Message
A wartime public notice urges families to contribute at least 10 percent of the payday income to War Bonds, noting that about half of households have two or more workers and inviting sustained savings.
Probate Court Sets August Deadline For Estate Claims
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court of Ann Arbor presiding judge Jay G Pray and Emma B Walker deceased orders creditors to present claims by August 27 1948 at ten oclock in the forenoon The order also appoints the time and place for examining and adjusting all claims and directs public notice for three successive weeks in The Saline Observer in Saline County June 24 July 1 8 1943
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Annn Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Charles W. Koch
A. R. Burkhardt
Saline
Ann Arbor
Emma B. Walker
War ethics drift from past to present in heated remarks
A judge is told that war tactics and requirements differ greatly from 25 years ago. The discussion cites World War I and current needs for alcohol in munitions and propulsion, noting its crucial role in torpedoes and shatterproof glass.
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Fred
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