Mortgage Sale Notice by Saline Savings Bank Washtenaw County
Mortgagee Saline Savings Bank gives notice of sale for default on Nov 14 1959 mortgage to Hart J Rowe and Florence M Rowe. Court sale to satisfy unpaid principal 69545 dollars plus interest. property Lot 39 Hannah subdivision part of Washtenaw township Ypsilanti. Auction at Washtenaw County Circuit Court in Ann Arbor with attorney fee of 75 dollars.
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Notici
Hart J. Rowe
Florence My Rowe
Saline Livings Bank of
Saline
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Liber
Borie Ae
Aan Arbor
Wyashtenaw
High&s
Hannah
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Saline Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Mich
Stanton G. Roesch
Probate notices in Washtenaw County for Hila M Henne and Allen M Kennon
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces hearings on August 26 1953 for Hila M Henne estate claims and July 31 1953 for Allen M Kennon estate administration. Notices require creditors and interested parties to file claims or appeals by registered mail or personal service with Saline Observer publication.
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Hila M. Henne
Jay H. Payne
Ann Arbor Trust Company
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Saline Observer
State OF Michigan
County OF
Washtenaw
Allen M. Kennon
Mary Lou Kennon
Mary Lou. Kennon
Hearing Notice From Saline Attorney Reads True Copy
A true copy of a hearing notice is on file, filed by an attorney from Saline Michigan.
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William R. Stagg
Saline Township Adopts Zoning Resolution in Washtenaw County
Saline Township board passes a zoning resolution under Act 184 of 1948 as amended to guide land use in unincorporated areas. The measure aims to protect agricultural character, limit improper uses, and align public expenditures with beneficial land use. Dated June 25, 1953. Micah Robison, Township Clerk.
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Saline Township
County of
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Saline Township Board
Micah Robison
Busy 4 H Camp Plans Highlight Busy Workers Meeting
The Busy Workers group met at Mrs. Carr's home on Thursday June 25. They discussed attendance for 4 H Camp. Mrs. A Lutz distributed ribbons won. Refreshments included cottage cheese, fruit salad and iced tea. Carolyn Carr demonstrated milk pasteurization and sugar measurement while Marian Johnson demonstrated flour measurement.
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Mrs. Carr
A. Lutz
Carolyn Carr
Marian Johnson
Michigan college attendance climbs from 4.5 to 32 percent
In 1900 only 4.5 percent of Michigan’s college age population attended college. By TCTG the rate is expected to rise to 32 percent, according to the Michigan Council of State Presidents.
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Michigan
Flore Ie
Michigan Council of State Presidents
Egston plans Boston area center with vast underground parking
The 1952 transport economy is huge with five billion dollars spent on roads. Egston proposes a Rockefeller Center style $75 million development on the Boston & Albany yard site. It will include underground parking for 10 000 autos. Police Chiefs urge action to curb speed traps and out of state motorists.
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America
Egston
Boston & Albany
U. S
International Assn
Centralized Driver Licensing and Law Enforcement Bills
The Republican Legislature passed major measures including centralizing driver records under the Secretary of State to improve highway safety and curbing obscene literature. Other actions set rewards for tipsters, civil damages for juvenile vandals, stricter penalties for reckless driving on ice, and revisions for prisons, hunting trespass, farm equipment permits, park rules, anti-communist laws, and nonresident fishing licenses.
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Secretary of State
Detroit House of Correction
Michigan public colleges plan big growth by 1970
By 1970 enrollments at Michigan's public colleges and universities are expected to more than double. To accommodate the rise, facilities must add new classroom and laboratory buildings costing 175 million dollars, or ten million dollars annually through the period, per the Council of State College Presidents.
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Michigan
Council of State College
State Milk Public Hearing Set
The Commission of Agriculture will hold a public hearing on July 6 at 1 30 p m in the House chamber Capitol Building Lansing Michigan. Director Charles Figg announced the hearing to receive testimony on amendments to Regulation No 403 Fortified Milk Regulation. The amendments cover adding vitamins minerals and non fat milk solids to milk and skimmed milk. A 1952 law allows extra vitamins minerals and solids with regulation approval. Present rules permit adding vitamin D to milk and vitamins A and D and non fat milk solids to skimmed milk. Director Figg said all interested persons may present written or oral testimony.
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Commission of Agriculture
Chamber
House of Representatives
Capitol
Lansing
Michigan
Charles Figg
Department of Agriculture
Figg
Michigan public colleges to more than double enrollments
The Michigan Council of State College Presidents projects enrollments rising from about 70 000 to 160 000 over the next 17 years. They warn that substantial increases in operating and building appropriations will be needed to provide adequate training for the larger student body.
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Michigan
Michigan Council of State College
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