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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
8
Sued district accises Theurer and at the one Mr and Mrs Harps of Ann Arbor called Monday evening on Mr and Mrs Karl Theurer. Mr and Mrs Ged Gregg and family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday evening at Levi Teachout's home.
Probate Court in Washtenaw County Michigan sets July 1 1935 hearing for William H. Kearney petitioning for administration of Robert M. Kearney deceased. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora Borgert registers.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will auction the property securing the Crowl mortgage on September 14, 1985, at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor. The debt totals $16,453.28 plus costs, secured by Lots 6 and 7 in Tappan Park, Ann Arbor, with the mortgage dated February 27, 1930 and recorded March 12, 1930.
State of Michigan. County of Washtenaw. T G A Curtiss, President, swears the bank statement is true and correctly reflects books. Notary H A Holmes attests on July 1935. Attest: O Woodbring, B D Hammond, Martin Fuchs Directors. Officers Curtiss, Rit Fucss, Arthur Lotz, Curtiss, C O Woodbrings, Martin Faces.
Fragmentary bank report notes resources such as cash and deposits, bonds and securities, and U.S. government obligations. It lists capital stock, undivided profits, reserves, and various deposits, including commercial, savings, and certificates of deposit with figures in the thousands and hundreds.
The Saline Michigan bank closes June 29 with totals for assets and liabilities. It lists loans and discounts, mortgages, bonds, cash, and reserves. The document names officers Theodore Stimpson and A R Burkhardt and a slate of directors including George Klager and Jacob Bauer.
Mortgage foreclosures set for August 3 1935 at ten o clock in the morning at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor on a Saline property. The action follows unpaid principal 1500.00 plus interest insurance and attorney fees totaling 1627.25. Death of the mortgage holder is not mentioned.
Probate Court in Washtenaw County sets July 31 1935 for examination and allowance of Reuben Rogers final administration account and petition for distribution of the estate residue. Public notice to run in The Galline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing. Also includes unrelated quotes and local poultry loss report.
Central York residents attend baptistry service at York Baptist church with eight immersed. The article lists visits among Gooding family relatives, Hertler sisters, and others from Ann Arbor Detroit Toledo and Superior township. Voters attend Oak Grove school meeting and Mrs Dicks elected in Bertha Hertier’s place.
A compilation of visits and gatherings around Saline and nearby towns. Residents including Miss Sned Spence, Mrs. Elisworth Losee, the Stilts family, the Craigs, and others are noted visiting relatives, hosting guests, or spending weekends at Silver Lake, Ypsilanti, Britton, Millan, and Detroit.
A crowded weekend in the area features visits by the Draper and Mansfeld families to the Spences in Benton, plus relatives from Ann Arbor and Saline staying with Mehlers. A granddaughter Mary Marfeng arrives,Virginia Luckhardt recovers from appendectomy, and Joyce Michelson's family visits while parents travel. Neela Gauntlett wedding in Milan and a Benton 4H club meeting discuss camp funds and an ice cream social. A county rabies quarantine is noted as epidemics move west from Wayne County.
Local notes show Chester Wonéjeck visiting Fist Rock and Mrs. Dorothy Ide calling on Mrs. Minnie Hammond. Dozens of calls and weekend guests span Kalamazoo to Saline with families including the Forsythe and Gordon households and a reminiscence about a village banker.
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