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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
8
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court Judge Jay G Pray orders public notice and hearing for William H Kearney to be administrator of Robert M Kearney's estate. Hearing set for July 23 1985 at 10:00 AM. Notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Shine Observer. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate. June 27 July 4 11 1935.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will sell at public auction on September 14, 1935 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Circuit Court building in Ann Arbor Michigan to recover the mortgage debt of Ralph S Crowl and Marie H Crowl. The property described as Lots 6 and 7 in Tappan Park was used to secure a loan dated February 27 1930 for sixteen thousand four hundred fifty three dollars and 38 cents plus costs. The notice lists principal interest attorney fees and costs and states the power of sale is operative.
Michigan Washtenaw Probate Court hears license to sell estate realty to pay debts for Julia Layher deceased. Herman F Wenger administrator to present petition July 18 at 10 am at Arbor probate office. Notice by publication three weeks in Saline Observer. June 30 27 July 4 1935.
In Ann Arbor Michigan probate court on June 25 1935 Judge Jay G Pray presiding Mae L McDonald petitions for administration of Jack McDonald estate to Mae L McDonald or another suitable person The 28th day of July 1935 at 10 am is fixed for hearing Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer Saline County Michigan June 27 July 4 11 1935.
Notice declares Frederika McBride defaulted on a 1927 mortgage to Ethel Fowler and Will is Fowler. Foreclosure by public auction at Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor on August 8, 1935. Property: Lot 10 in Allen H Risdon's Addition to Saline Village. Mortgagor is Frederika McBride. surviving mortgagee Ethel Fowler. attorney Arch D Wilson.
Relatives from Detroit and Michigan towns visited York area residents including Joseph Sweeney Jr and Mrs John Gooding. A York Baptist church baptistry was built this week. The report lists numerous callers from Milan Adrian Toledo Ann Arbor Defiance Pittsfield and Washington DC along with a sudden death of Grace Creger formerly of this place at Iron Creek mill pond.
Mr and Mrs Lamphear visited in Jackson. Howard Carson has joined Saline Valley Farms. Mr and Mrs Smalley and family called on the Thearers Langstaffs and Milkeys in Detroit. Several youths enjoyed a lakeside picnic at Saline Valley Farms Sunday evening.
Central Lods Edward Corey of Detroit visited Henry Clark for a week. Mary Drake and Dorothy Moore called on Mrs. Fred Kalmbach last Monday. The Drakes spent Saturday with her father Theodore Steward. Paul Weinlander and family of Ypsilanti visited Mary Lindemann. Christian Girbach and family visited their son and wife. Jacob Bruckner and Martha Kitts from Ann Arbor visited Bert Moore. Fred Schiee attended a birthday party at Carrie Birkle’s home in Ann Arbor. William Birkle and baby, Jacob Birkle, Carrie Birkle and Emma Drake visited Bert Moore Sunday.
Betty Gordon spent Monday afternoon with Arlene Hanson. Billy Eberle visited his aunt Mrs. Julia Gordon as did Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gilbert for dinner with Betty. Several families, including the Gordons and Hammonds, hosted and visited relatives in Flint Britton Macon Ridge Road and Clinton during the weekend and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Carl Thomas visited Miss Minnie Day in Ypsilanti Sunday. A daughter Anna Ruth born to Mr and Mrs Louis Downing on June 28. Albert Thayer of Ypsilanti spent the past week with his mother Ida Thayer. Mr and Mrs E W Payne attended the M B H Conference in Bay City. Clifford Mansfield of Ann Arbor called. In the Carl Thomas home Mrs Donald Craig attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Reva Dunbar in Toledo. Roy Robison and Mr and Mrs Roy Heilman and Nelma were in Detroit Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Dick Lintz. Mr and Mrs I M Williams enjoyed a potluck dinner at Wampler's Jake Saturday with friends from Fairfield.
Michigan poultrymen gain under a supervised association that verifies pedigree records for performance birds. The Michigan State College poultry department and state poultrymen oversee unbiased checks including trap nesting to prove inheritance factors.
The Michigan Colt Development project invites eligible Michigan farmers to enroll foals born before July 20 1935 between July 1 and 20. Weights are recorded on ecards, final weights taken after one year, with 650 to 750 pounds qualifying. Participants may compete for medals and certificates at state shows and county events.
Public notice in Saline Observer for the probate in Ann Arbor of the estate of Martha Rogers deceased. Reuben Rogers, administrator, seeks final account approval and residue distribution. Hearing set for July 31 1935 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Publication for three weeks prior.
Tours for horse enthusiasts visit top Belgians and Percherons in Michigan. Notable sires Lamb Brothers Carthela and Marcelin de Pottes headlined by champions. Stops include Hillsdale Flint Adrian Alicia across Huron Kent Gratiot St Joseph Van Buren Calhoun Lenawee with a Friday Adrian banquet and weekend farm visits.
D H A notes in May reports that a neighborhood saved 157.30 dollars by altering cow rations and feed distribution. Over 13,000 cows are under test across 47 D H I A groups, the largest count since 1932. Districts with most 50 pound fat cows include Southwest Michigan Grand Rapids and Central Michigan. A group trip to Detroit brought Lucille Schmid home for a four week vacation and plans to visit Grand Traverse Bay.
A lighthearted note suggests a mosquito easily evades screening, implying ease of passage through a filter or check. The quip plays on the common phrase about happiness and success in overcoming obstacles.
Frog catchers warn croakers thrive on hot nights allowing location to be found. The expert hunter uses a torch to locate and grab frogs by hand, a skillful and popular sport. Turtle catchers report luck and big catches while frogs await warmer nights.
Don’t dump that chair stove table or rug. A local ad office offers cash for used items and invites you to call or visit to learn how little Liners in this column can turn trash into money. Come and let us frame the ad for you.
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