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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
8
Mortgagees Woodbridge announce foreclosure after Edward J Pierson and Catherine Pierson defaulted on a 1927 mortgage. Sale at Ann Arbor courthouse steps on September 1, 1933 at ten in the morning for 115 acres in Saline Township described as the east half of the northeast quarter and other parcels. Burke & Burke represent the mortgagees.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association pursues a public auction on September 6 1933 at 10 am in Ann Arbor for the Willins Heights Addition parcel number 97 to recover 5624.29 dollars plus costs after default on a 1928 mortgage held by John F Wagner and Irene Wagener. The sale proceeds cover principal interest taxes and attorney fees with the land described as a site in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association to auction the mortgage held by Arthur and Cora Brown of Ann Arbor. Unpaid principal of 4399.79 plus interest taxes and fees total 4848.00, with costs. Sale set for August 8, 1933 at 10:60 am at the south front door of Washtenaw County Court House.
The July 1 crop report warns Michigan faces its weakest overall crop conditions since 1925. Heat and drought hit winter grains and most spring crops, with only cherries grapes and hay above average. Late June rains helped some areas but came too late for winter grains. statewide acreage steady with shifts to winter wheat sugar beets and tame hay.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders on July 7 1933 that August 3 1933 at 10 am be set for examining and allowing Myrtie Bordiner Holmes final administration recount and distribution petition. Public notice will appear weekly three times in The Saline Observer. Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan notices creditors of Katherine Gugerty deceased to present claims by November 6 1933 for examination and adjustment. Hearings set for September 6 1933 and November 6 1933 at ten o'clock in the forenoon in Ann Arbor.
Four months from June 27 1933 were allowed to present claims to the commissioners Lloyd E. Fairbank and Harry E. Holmes in Saline Michigan for examination and adjustment. They will meet at Citizens Bank on August 31 1933 and October 21 1933 at ten o'clock forenoon. The notice dated June 27 1933 from Ann Arbor.
The church records note the passing of Willis M. Fowler a longtime Saline resident and church member. The official board honored his service and reflected on his contributions to the church and community. Bridgewater suffered a league loss to Cook's 9 to 1 with Louis Bowen earning the win.
Steve France a 16 year old Detroit boy is fighting injuries at a Toledo hospital after a diving accident on the River Raisin. He struck a shallow area while swimming at the Steve Horvath home fracturing his neck. He was rushed to the hospital Tuesday morning for X rays and treatment.
Lulu a village south of here and known to Dundeestes sits at the center of a new oil boom. A Mt. Pleasant company has installed a drilling rig just east of the village and is ready to sink a well. About 3,000 acres are leased in the area with Monroe county seen as a potential rich petroleum field.
Local social items list visits across Saline Ypsilanti and nearby towns while details of a Riga bank robbery emerge. Two young bandits about 22 to 23 robbed the Riga bank of over $2,000 then fled toward Ohio in a car, leaving authorities without a car or plate description.
Mrs Hugh Blaugh of New York City claims Kruschen Salts reduced her hips by four inches and waist by seven inches in forty days. She says she felt fine, hungry-free, and younger, then recommends a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast for safer fat loss and improved health. One jar lasts four weeks and costs little. money back satisfaction claimed.
Notice of foreclosure against William and Fanny Cushing on a 1929 mortgage to The Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Property in Dexter, Washtenaw County, Michigan, to be sold at public auction on October 20, 1933 at the Washtenaw County Courthouse south door in Ann Arbor for the debt totaling $3,975.65, with $3,450 principal, $525.68 interest, and $35 attorney fee. Burke & Burke listed as attorneys. sale details published in July to October 1933 issues.
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