Public Notice for Probate of Russell H E Brown Estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on July 2 1930 Judge Jay G Pray ordered public examination of the final administration account of Lewis R Brown administrator for Russell H E Brown deceased. The hearing is set for July 28 1930 at ten in the morning at the Probate Office Ann Arbor. Publication in Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
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Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Russell HE. Brown
Lewis R. Brown
Saline
Nora O
Borgert
Mortgage Sale Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
Auction of property tied to a 1922 mortgage by Lewis Riley and Etta Riley to Austin S. Robison in Washtenaw County Michigan will occur October 4, 1930 at 11:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor. The sale covers described lands total about 140 acres in sections eight nine and sixteen town four south range five east with court costs and attorney fees of 35 dollars included. Mortgagee Austin S. Robison seeks to recover $9093.34 principal plus interest and costs with five percent interest. Creatore’s band to perform at the Michigan state fair August 31 to September 6 renewing musical program and opening the fair with sacred concert.
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Lewis Riley
Etta Riley
Austin S. Robison
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Huron Street
Court House
Ann Arbor
Circuit Court
County of Washtenaw
Saline
Chicago Road
Daniel Bibben
Creatore
Naples
America
Auction Notice of One Third Land Interest in Saline
Circuit Court of Washtenaw County Michigan issues a writ of fieri facias in a case with Howard W. Erwin as plaintiff and Whyroon Grier Melvin A Alber as defendants. Sheriff announces levy on an undivided one third of property in Saline Village. Sale to be held July 26 1930 at 2 PM at the north front door of the courthouse in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Michigan
Howard W. Erwin
Whyroon, Grier
Melvin A. Alber
Washtenain
Saline
Ann Arbor
James W. Robison
West Branch Saline Village Drain petition hearing set
Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner announces July 22 1930 meeting at Emanuel Rentschlers residence to determine necessity for locating establishing and constructing the West Branch of Saline Village Drain. Board of Determination appointed by Probate Judge Jay G Pray includes Staebler Herrick Pardon Sanderson Uphaus Cahill Galbraith. Observers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Washtenaw
West Branch
Saline Village
Jay G. Pray
C. F. Staebler
Ann Arbor
J. C. Herrick
City of
E. C. Pardon
Himer Sanderson
Augusta Township
William Uphaus
Freedomic Township
George Cahill
Northfield Township
James Galbraith
Emanuel Rentschler
Michigan
Clayton He, Deake
Auguste Township
Freedom Township
Chauncey Fitzgerald
Clayton E. Deak
Saline Village Drain Extension Petition and Meeting Notes
The record records a July 5 1930 petition initiating the extension of the Saline Village Drain and a July 8 1930 meet in Arbor Himer Sanderson Auguste Township William Uphaus to discuss the extension. Also noted are a Chauncey Fitzgerald gathering July 22 1930 and references to Reed Canary grass testing on Michigan college farms with planting rates and sowing advice.
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Michigan
College
Lake City
Augusta
Top of the earth noted in Michigan scene and events
The editor reports Michigan scenery as superior to neighboring states during a summer journey returning from Camden New Jersey. A Livingston County 100th anniversary fair at Howell drew about 15000 attendees with a grand parade and many golden anniversaries. Henry Ford visited the Daisy Manufacturing Co plant and sought an old engine for Dearborn museum, engaging with H C Hough over the retained village lighting engine.
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Camden
New Jersey
Alleghany
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Addison Courier
Livingston Fair Grounds
Howell
Livingston County
Elvery
Hamburg
Brighton
Brighton Argus
Henry Ford
Daisy Mfg. Co
Municpal
Daisy Co
Ford
Dearborn
H. C. Hough
Daisy
Hough
Detroit Edition Co
Plymouth Mail
Fire destroys most buildings on old Tim Halliday farm
A major blaze Monday night left only the house standing on the J. E. Miller property in Norvell township. The fire swept away a large complex of farm buildings at the old Tim Halliday farm, located along the county road a half mile north of Fay Lake and opposite Dr. William Hyndman’s land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Miller
Norvell Township
Tim Halliday
Fay Lake
William Hyndman
Brooklyn Exponent
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Red Arrow Club
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Jewelers
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Michigan Trust Bldg
Grand Rapids
Sble
College Farm Crops Department
McKay Steets
L. E. Fast
A. J. Warren
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
W. E. Dietiker
Eady
Saline Business Directory
Frigidaire
A. L. Westphal Restaurant Saline
Michigan Ave
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Plymouth
Pontiac
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International Farm Implements
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