Mortgage Sale Notice on Washtenaw County Property
Default on a 1950 mortgage by Earl J. Rowe and Florence M. Rowe to Saline Savings Bank prompts public sale of Lot 39 Hannah Subdivision Washtenaw County Michigan. Sale set for July 24 1953 at 10:00 AM at Ann Arbor Circuit Court front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Rowe
Florence M. Rowe
Saline Savings Bank
Saline
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Hannah
Ypsilanti
County of
State of Michigan
Michigan Banking Corporation of
Mich
Stanton G. Roesch
Saline, Michigan
Probate court notices on two estates in Washtenaw County
Two probate notices concern Ella M. Henne and Allen M. Kennon estates. Creditors must file claims by August 26, 1953, with Ann Arbor Trust Co. Hearings set for August 26 and July 31, 1953. Notices to be published in Saline Observer for three weeks and served to interested parties by registered mail or personal service. Judge Jay H. Payne presides. attorneys Devine & Devine listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
TEE
County OF
Washtenaw
Ella M. Henne
Jay H. Payne
Ann Arbor Trust Company
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Allen M. Kennon
Mary Lou Kennon
Saline Observer
Saline Notice Recap From Hearing Copy
The document cites a true copy authorizing a notice with signature of William R. Stagg from Saline Michigan. It references days prior to a hearing and includes standard archival language.
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William R. Stagg
New Record in May Traffic Toll Reached in Michigan
A May 1953 traffic toll set a new monthly high in Michigan with 129 deaths and 5,304 injuries from 16,092 accidents. The previous high was 171 deaths and 5,182 injuries in December, while May injuries rose 29 percent from 1952 totals.
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Michigan
Polie
Michigan's new gross receipts tax takes effect July 1
Michigan enacts Act No. 150 a gross receipts tax effective July 1 with first payments due October 31. Exemptions cover banks insurers and charities while most businesses with over $20 000 annual receipts face a 4 mill tax above the first $10 000. Administered by the Department of Revenue, the measure aims to raise about $32 million yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of Revenue of
Oak Wilt Threatens Michigan Woodlands Warned by Expert
Michigan Star College botanist Forrest Strong warns oak wilt endangers oaks in Michigan. Originating in Illinois Iowa Wisconsin in 1920s the disease devastated over half of oaks in those woodlands, though Michigan remains less affected. He urges removing infected trees and disposing of saw logs promptly.
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Michigan
Forrest Strong
Michigan Star College Botany and
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Strong
Oak wilt warning prompts county help call
Infected oak trees die quickly once the oak wilt fungus takes hold. Strong urges residents to move wood to a dry sunny location or to the mill for immediate lumber processing. If oak wilt is suspected, contact the local county agent for guidance.
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Strong
Broiler Farmers Must Scale Up To Profit Says Expert
Lawrence FE. Dawson of Michigan State College entomology cautions growers to handle at least 5,000 birds to achieve satisfactory profit amid keen competition. He notes many failures stem from small operations weak finances limited experience or unreliable market outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence FE. Dawson
Michigan State College Entomology Department
Traffic Enforcement Award Given to Michigan in 1952
Michigan earned honorable mention from the International Association of Chiefs of Police for outstanding traffic law enforcement. California won first in the state group, with Ohio Texas and Pennsylvania also recognized. State Police Commissioner Joseph A. Childs received the announcement from Cyrille Leblanc of Gardner Massachusetts president of the TACP. Six Michigan cities received honors in population divisions: 50 000 to 100 000 Jackson Kalamazoo Lansng and 10 000 to 25 000 East Lansing Grosse Pointe Woods Birmingham.
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Michigan
International Association of Chiefs of Police
California
Ohio
Texas
Pennsylvana
Joseph A. Childs
Cyrille Leblanc
Gardner
Mass
TACP
Delaware
Rhode Island
Virginia
Oklahoma
Washington
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Lansng
East Lansing
Grosse Pointe Woods
Birmingham
Busy Beetles Fourth Housing 4 H Group Selects Name
A new 4 H group formed July 1 meets at teacher Mrs Robert Kirk home with one member Sally Shield. They choose Busy Beetles as group name and plan fruit project and next meeting July 10 at Mac Homer Waller home. Vice president Eileen Townsend. A quip about reading and bath singing ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kirk
Sally Shield
Mac Homer Waller
Eileen Townsend
Government milk aid ships to CWS CROP for children abroad
First shipments of government surplus powdered milk released to Church World Service and its CROP program for distribution to needy children and under nourished refugees in 14 countries begin leaving Wisconsin and Minnesota storage centers. CWS CROP is allocated 14.5 million pounds of 90 million released by the government through the Commodity Credit Corporation to accredited voluntary foreign relief agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church World Service
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Wisconsin
Minnesota
CWS
Commodity Credit Corporation
Milwaukee
John Herbert Davis
US Commodity Credit Corporation
Wynn C. Fairfield
William C. Martin
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
John D. Metzler
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