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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
2
Myron Gallagher Sr. is identified as an advertising representative for Michigan Press Service Inc. The note lists his name and role within the publishing and advertising operations. No additional biographical details are provided.
Probate court in Washtenaw County Michigan orders hearings for consent to grant administration to Homer Kuebler or a suitable person. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Saline Observer before the July 27, 1950 hearing at 10:00 AM.
Elsie Matilda Morris petitions to admit a will to probate and seek administration of the estate of Nancy Ann Morris deceased. The court sets July 28, 1950 at 10 AM in the Probate Office for hearing, with public posting in Observer newspaper.
The fragmentary figures list sums such as 886,290.00 and 101,925.00 along with smaller amounts 3,000.00 2,250.00 636,429.05 14,204.25 12,742.29 19,871.50, suggesting a partial accounting row spread across categories without full context or labels. No dates or institutions are provided in readable form.
Ten years ago Wesley Dietiker traveled in Mexico and planned to return to the United States soon. Bobby Clay spent the week at Camp Newkirk. Robert Harris walks on crutches after an ankle injury from a stairs fall. Mr and Mrs Ted Pervinkier and son Teddy visited Mr and Mrs August Dechert for the Fourth of July. Dr and Mrs Raymond Shaw and their son from Washington DC visit her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Gross. Mrs George Lehman of Royal Oak hosted the Past Matrons Club for a July gathering. Dr and Mrs Harold Miller and children spent the weekend with relatives in Columbus Ohio.
Twenty years ago the Rotary Club heard a patriotic program as Dr J B Wallace succeeded Dr C O Woodbridge as president. Progress on the new school was rapid. Eldenn Girbach and Dean Gordon attended club week in East Lansing. Joe Schaible led in wheat cutting. Mr and Mrs D G Richards and family spent the Fourth at Lowe’s Lake. Mr and Mrs Karl Feldkamp visited Alvin Tirb in Manchester. Mrs Mary Burkhardt attended the funeral of her cousin Charles Schafer of Adrian. Dr Cc W Ward and Mrs Lil-
Lian Burgan drove to Breckinridge to spend the Fourth of July with his family and master Grover Burgan in a quiet holiday gathering.
Fifty years past on Thursday July 5 a ten pound boy blessed the Finch home of Mr and Mrs R L Finch. Will Barr attended Miss Alice Densmore's wedding at Ypsilanti last week. Charles and Jay Carren of Dansville spend vacation with their uncle Charles Carren. Mrs Briggs and daughter Alta Flora visit for summer. W J Sissen runs a thriving photograph gallery with a good Fourth tin type show. Florence Smith of Detroit will be preceptress and Carrie Crippen of Almena Kansas will be second primary teacher next year. Both come well recommended. Try a liner ad in the Observer.
4 H Club Day will be featured at the 1950 Chicago Fair on July 26 during Farm Week. A parade by visiting rural youth to music by 4 H bands will precede an afternoon talent program. Readings include instrumentalists soloists duets and square dancers.
Easy Roberts and Handy Peterson dispute a four foot unmowed strip along their adjoining properties. They locate the surveyor's marker in the middle of the no man’s land and jointly finish the work. The tale ends with a friendly drink and a reminder that truth and cooperation matter more than edge lines.
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