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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1936

Page

8

Washtenaw County Chancery Orders Foreclosure and Quiet Title

Michigan Washtenaw County circuit court issues consent to publication for an order of appearance in a property dispute involving Edwin J Schild and Marie Schild against Jesse Mason and others. The notice, published in The Saline Observer, directs defendants to appear within three months and answers within 15 days, six weekly publications.

Edwin J. Schild Marie Schill Jesse Mason Edward Mundy James Kingsley John HE. Barker Henry L. James LYMAN _D. JAMES Ann Arbor Said George W. Sample V. E. van Ameringen Saline

Public Enemies Middle-of-the-Road Robber Highlighted

A satirical note condemns center lane drivers as dangerous highway users. It likens them to thieves who take space they do not own and urges adherence to the Golden Rule for safer sharing of the road.

Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits and Celebrations

County residents and relatives from Ferndale Ann Arbor Detroit Tecumseh Jackson Macon Mooreville Ridgewood and Wayne visited and attended a 83rd birthday dinner for David Allison at Mooreville on the lawn of Mrs. Crittenden. Several guests plus Dr C E Kircher and Misses Murray were noted in attendance.

David Barbour Ferndale Frank Barbour Ernest Bailey Ann Arbor Leslie Bailey Will Burmeister Detroit Walter Bailey Tecumseh Russell Jackson Claude Bailey Macon Alger Allison C. E. Kircher Saline Hlen Frances Murray Mooreville Electa Murray Orra Meade Howard Desbrough Delaney Begole Hattie Murray Miss Hileda John Gooding Robert Renton Ypsilanti Dan Murray Ridgewood Mrys Murray David Allison James Crittenden Claud Allison Evelyn David Lois Wayne Myrl Murray Millard

Judd District Social Roundup

Mrs. Fred Avey visited Detroit on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Hail Milkey visited Milan Sunday. Young people attended a dance at Sheldon Saturday. Bradley family attended a funeral in Bay City. Richards and relatives gathered at various homes in Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Saline. Theurer hosted a Sunday family gathering with guests from Ann Arbor and Saline and a lawn pot luck supper.

Fred Avey Detroit Hail Milkey Milan Sheldon Bradley Bay City David Edward Richards D. G. Richards Raymond Riggs Joe Mitchell George Henning Tom, Carson Alber Langstaff Richards Saline Marion Richards Ypsilanti Karl Theurer Ann Arbor

Engineer Rescues Dog Stranded On Frisco Line

On a Carthage to Monett run in Missouri, Frisco railway engineer C D Perry and fireman B R Barber first spotted a dog trapped in a fence but could not stop due to a following train. The next day they halted to free the animal, risking delay to aid the distressed dog.

Joplin C. D. Perry B. R. Barber Carthage Monett

Public notice in Saline Observer for Anna Mary Smith estate

Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders hearing on Carl M. Smith petition to administer estate of Anna Mary Smith. Hearing set for July 21 1936 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Notice published for three successive weeks in Saline Observer. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate. June 25 July 2 9, 1936.

State OF Michigan Washnaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Anna Mary Smith Carl M. Smith Nora, O. Borgert

Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan

The Circuit Court in Washtenaw County Michigan requires defendants George W Hayes Emma Hayes Stanley G Stevens Florence Stevens and John N Muirhead to enter appearance within three months or face judgment The Saline Observer is to publish the notice for six weeks starting within two weeks Attorney Lee N Brown based in Ypsilanti Michigan represents the plaintiffs with publication dates June 18 25 July 22 9 16 23 and 30 1936

Hamilton Ahee Frees Sand Creek Lenawee County Michigan Martin Tuoss Edith Fuoss Saline Washtenaw County Isider Martin Fuoss Arthur Sh. Davenport Register Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Street Adrian Street Viewj Chains and Severty Said Street County Ditech County Ditech Annarbor Martin Fucss Leo Westphal Salle Henry J. Phelps Clyde JT. Ayers Arthur L. Davenport Golden WO Tarfavette Detroit Cndine Stath OF Stanley G. Stevens Florence Stevens John N. Muirhead Lee N. Brown George W. Samplh Luella M. Smith Ypsilanti Lots Savings Bank

Hammond District Social Notes Sketch Local Visits

Robert Greenman of Ridge road spent a few days with David Gordon. Mrs R G Deem and Charles Deem called on Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon. Ray and Cora Gleason visited Muskegon relatives. Everett Gilbert and D L Holt visited Toledo. James Young of Ann Arbor called. Glenn Gordon visiting Clyde Gauntlett. Hazel Horton and Faye Marie of Saline weekend with Kenneth Gordon. Harold Hammond and family and Ralph Hammond attended Hogan reunion in Clinton. E J Forsythe home guests included Don McCrone and George Forsythe with David Perkins of DeWitt New York.

Robert Greenman Ridge Road David Gordon R. G. Deem Charles Deem Glenn Gordon Ray Cora Gleason Muskegon Everett Gilbert Toledo D. L. Holt James Young Ann Arbor Harold Hammond Clyde Gauntlett Hazel Horton Faye Marie Saline Kenneth Gordon Ralph Hammond Hogan Clinton E. J. Forsythe Don McCrone Milan George Forsythe David Perkins DeWitt New York EB. W. Payne M. EH Royal Oak G. O. Biddle Ypsilanti George Collins Glenn Crittenden Detroit J. Crittenden R. G. Sage George Bailey Tom Cripps Joe Casno Marjorie Welch P. K. Morgan George Nordman Charles Sproul Charles Gorton Will Harring Ernest Shaffer Roy Heilman Roy Robison Waldbridge Park Carroll Halbert Rochester N. Y Merle ‘Trout Mary Skinner Ypsilanti and Hir Harry Skinner A. J. Beal Caroline Beal Harvey Wooster Inez Halpin Flint Sue Langan M. L. Kellum Dearborn Claud Bailey Walter Bailey Bettie Russell Tecumseh Roscoe Eberle Arthur Weddie Eberle Ronald Pilbeam G. D. Ellis Milton Augustus Fred Bailey Maurice Chambers Marcene Thomas Clyde Bailey Ellis

Social Notes From Detroit Saline And Ann Arbor

Central Lods Mary Drake visits aunt Mrs. Bert Moore in Detroit. Detroit residents Mrs. Ralph West and Mrs. J. O. Redden visit Mrs. Moore. Erwin Lindemann Lewis Walters and Mrs. Roy Loeffier of Saline spend ten days at Iron Mountain. Theodore Steward visits daughter Mrs. Orm Drake in Ann Arbor. Lindemanns attend funeral in Ann Arbor. Milan cathedral model carved in miniature in Italy with 797 separate wood pieces.

Mary Drake Detroit Bert Moore Ralph West J. O. Redden Erwin Lindemann Lewis Walters Roy Loeffier Saline Iron Mountain Roland Finch Harry Finch Norman Moore Theodore Steward Orm Drake Ann Arbor William Lindemann George Bauer Mionday John Williams Milan Italy

Local Social Notes From Ypsilanti And Nearby

Macon figures mark a busy social week with visits from Detroit and Ann Arbor residents. Guests and hosts include the Cripps family from Detroit, the Nordman and Sproul households, and multiple outings at Waldbridge park and Tecumseh. The listing ends with a birthday celebration at the Ellis residence.

The Eries Cavaliers and the Early Erie Nation

Northern Ohio Indians known as the Eries once inhabited northeastern Ohio and the southern shore of Lake Erie from near Buffalo to Sandusky Bay. They were kin to the Iroquois but fierce rivals, and around 1650 a merciless war left the Erie nearly exterminated. Iroquois dominance forced Erie lands into their control, with future occupation by the Ottawas, Chippewas, and Potawatomi.

Ohio Lake Erie Buffalo Sandusky Bay

Bride Wears 1417 English Shoes in Mayflower Ceremony

Geraldine Stickney of Worcester marries Milton L. Fitch of Granville. The green brocade shoes with cork heels, made by John Hose, survived 518 years with the name still legible. The historic footwear accompanied the bride down the aisle in a ceremony marking a rare antiquarian touch.

England Geraldine Stickney Worcester Mass Milton L. Fitch Granville John Hose

Food fallacies debunked by Michigan State expert

Miss Roberta Hershey of Michigan State College refutes 20 food myths including fruit with milk, tomatoes thinning the blood, cane vs beet sugar, and onions curing colds. She says cold recovery comes from the body's fight against infection and that many foods provide shared nutrients like phosphorus. lemons tomatoes and grapefruits are not acid forming. cucumbers need no salt soak. A Chelsea council note mentions a federal grant for a sewage plant, approved with funds expected by July 1.

Roberta Hershey Michigan State College Miss Hershey Commion Council Congress Chelsea Standard

Village council considers ban on riding tandem bicycles

The council heard complaints about children riding tandem on bicycles endangering pedestrians and motorists. Several near accidents have been reported and an ordinance may be proposed. A member urged parental help to stop the practice to avert a serious crash. London notes 3,000 beauty parlors later in the paper.

Tecumseh Herald

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