Foreclosure sale planned on mortgage held by Mary Lisemer
Notice states Theodore Prochnow and Carrie Prochnow defaulted on a 1929 mortgage to Mary M. Lewis Lisemer for 5481.67 dollars. The sale is set for Saturday in 1934 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse, to repay the mortgage, costs, and attorney fees. The property is a parcel in Ann Arbor described as a northeast corner strip on lot 1, block 1, Huron Street side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore ¥. Prochnow
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Mary M. Lewis Lisemer
Game Place
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
Huron Street
O’hara
V. E. van. Ameringen
Mary M. Lewis
Lisemer
V. E. van. Ameringer
Ann Arbor Trust
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
Mortgage default on July 21 1924 by Harry Hanover and Doris A Hanover to George W Hayes and Emma Hayes prompts foreclosure of a parcel in Superior Township Washtenaw County Michigan. Public sale set for September 17 1984 at 10 am at the courthouse door Ann Arbor to satisfy 7820 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Hanover
Doris A. Hanover
George W.W. Hayes
Emma Hayes
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Superior
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Michigan Central Railroad
Edmond Blaydon
Edmond‘Blaydon
Hashtehan Ligh’ and Power Company
Bert E. Cook
Emma, Hayes
Five Acre California Farm For Sale Near Los Angeles
Five acres in Lucerne Valley California close to the city with fertile soil and mild climate. Raise alfalfa fruit trees poultry grow crops and liveclose to neighbors with easy access to Metropolitan Los Angeles. Price 495 dollars with 25 60 down and 5 dollars per month balance. Write R C Kimbrough Room 729 406 South Main St Los Angeles California.
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Bay
California
Angeles
Lucerne Valley
R. C. Kimbrough
South Main St
Los Angeles
Speakers Chosen for Farmers Day at Michigan State College
Speakers for Farmers Day at Michigan State College include Dr. George S. Wehrwein of Wisconsin on surplus land and Dean E J Anthony presiding. G A Brown and Hlmer Beamer will lead the livestock discussion with focus on forage shortages and federal aid. The afternoon features Lumberjack Orchestra, massed church choirs, and a log rolling contest, weather permitting.
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Michigan State College
E. J. Anthony
George S. Wehrwein
University of Wisconsin
Texas
Washington
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Michigan
G. A. Brown
Hlmer Beamer
Blissfield
Teebkarthan
Red River
William F. Girad
Gladstone
Notice of Probate Hearing for William C. Wurster Estate
Four months from July 14 1934 creditors may file claims with Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor. Claims heard September 19 1934 and November 19 1934 at 10:00 AM in Ann Arbor with Judge Jay G Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
William C. Wurster
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Beal and Alban Property
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by Marco H. Alban on a Ypsilanti property held by Oscar R. Beal and Doris Beal. Public sale set for August 10, 1934 at 10 am at the Ann Arbor court front door to cover $5,175 plus costs. Legal action filed in Washtenaw County Michigan with entries in Liber 180, Mortgage Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar R. Beal
Doris Beal
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Marco H. Alban
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Stuck
Yahogsasee
Lee N. ‘Brown
IY ‘gTagee
Hewitt Block
Spatiouth
Saline Junior Corn Club Chooses Delegates and Plans Indoor Ball
The Saline Junior Corn Club met July 18 at President John Burgs home with 11 of 16 members present. Delegates selected for the 4 H Club Convention in Ann Arbor include John Burg and Kenneth Heininger. The group planned an indoor ball team and a camp at Camp New York with a Rotary talk earlier. Warren Finkbeiner was also chosen as a convention delegate for the Livestock Club. next meeting will be at Tourist Camp in August with a Rotarians game and wienie roast to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Feldkamp
Saline Junior Corn Club
John Burg
Ann Arbor
Kenneth Heininger
Camp New Yrk
Walter Cook
Rotary Club
Detroit
Livestock Club
Corn Club
Albert Gall
Warren Finkbeiner
Rotarians
State Announces Increased Aid for County Fairs and 4-H Clubs
After a conference with Governor Comstock, Samuel T. Metzger reports a policy to double state aid for 4-H clubs this year while maintaining fair participation. The plan includes state funding for Michigan product premiums and a boost in fair financing without taxpayer cost, funded by the Jarvis-Root Racing Act. Seventy-one fairs signaled intentions to hold events, with 22 supplying premium totals totaling 90,636 dollars and a state share of 45,818 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Comstock
Samuel T. Metzger
Michigan
Fair Association
Michigan State survey details farm housing in lower Michigan
The federal farm housing survey of eight lower Michigan counties shows 404 new farm homes planned in three years with construction costs around 247,061 dollars and 280,127 dollars in planned repairs this year. It covers Branch, Charlevoix, Clare, Ingham, Mason, Oakland, Ottawa, and Tuscola counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Michigan
Michigan State College
Branch
Charlevoix
Clare
Ingham
Mason
Oakland
Ottawa
Tuscola
Ed Howe’s Columns Offer Worthwhile Reading
Ed Howe, famed prairie journalist, known for Hlowe About columns in The Observer, is presented as a distinctive American writer. Born Edgar Watson Howe in Treaty Indiana, he built a long career in publishing, shaping views on country towns and human nature with wit and clarity.
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Ed Howe
Golden Globe
Goilden
Colo
Atchison Daily Globe
Allegiante
W. Howe
Monthly
Eise
Howe
Ted
Mr. Howe
Michigan Crop Report Notes Drought Impacts and Prospects
The July 1 Crop Reporting Service notes widespread drought damage in the eastern half of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula with the worst in south central and southeastern areas. Heat and dry conditions hurt wheat oats barley while late crops delayed. rains in late June and early July offered brief relief and encouraged late planting of beans potatoes and forage. Projections vary by crop with corn faring relatively better and winter wheat down from past averages. alfalfa hay and other forage face severe shortages without timely moisture. Fruit production shows uneven prospects across counties, with some improvements in the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Peninsula
Southcentral
Michigan
Sas
Timothy
Sudan
Séveriby
Southwestern
Power and Tobacco Compare in National Life Debate
A long discussion weighs whether tobacco or electric power shapes modern living more, with surveys claiming tobacco bills around 810 million while domestic power expenses reached about 700 million for light, stoves, fridges and washing machines. Local items note a fish theft at a parsonage, a farm fire in Winfield township, and a call for greater sincerity in college etiquette.
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Toya
Citizens Electricity
Welk
Apeer County Press
Grateful reader touts Kruschen Salts weight loss
A Miami man claims to have dropped from 210 to 145 pounds in nine months using Kruschen Salts. He says he feels better, can eat anything, and that the product improves liver kidneys and bowels while removing poisons and acids. The ad urges readers to take a half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
Fair Plans Big Farm Program at the Century of Progress
The 1933 Chicago World's Fair expects a farmer visitor surge during Farm Week from August 11 to 18. Highlights include a massive farm parade, Farm Organization Day with Rexford Tugwell, Farm Radio Day, Farm Women’s Day, 4-H Youth Day, and Farm Press Day. Exhibits feature industrialized farming, a radio controlled tractor, model farms, and the International Egg Laying contest. Special rates and cheaper rides aim to boost farmer attendance and free entertainment lines the event.
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Chicago
WLS
Rexford Tugwell
Court of States
Soldier.Field
LM Hinds
Sai
Ford
International Harvester’ Company
Brook Hill
Angie
Lenawee County Driest in State Report
A letter from R. J. Baldwin, state drought relief director, notes Lenawee County as the driest in Michigan. The accompanying “Our Weather” map shows a major deficiency in May, with uncertainty over county classifications and relief decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenawee County
R. J. Baldwin
Drought Relief
Lenawee Coumty
Michican
Trelief
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Ann Arbor, Mich
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