The Marshbanks Heiress and the Long Mystery End
Cherry Marshbanks learns she is the heiress and sole beneficiary after a courtroom mystery ends. Kelly reveals that Amy gains a separate portion while Fran’s truth comes to light. The will and family intrigue resolve as Cherry rests, plans for the future, and Amy’s status loom.
Chancery Notice Involving Multiple Defendants In Washtenaw County
In the Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery case to quiet title lists Reuben Visel as plaintiff against numerous defendants including Thomas Cannon James Joy George Porter and others with unknown spouses or heirs. An order for publication requires defendants appear within three months or answer within fifteen days of service, with publication in The Saline Observer for six weeks, or personal service twenty days before appearance. The notice references the east half of the northeast fractional quarter of section five in York Township as the subject property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Reuben Visel
Thomas Cannon
Thomas Crinnion
Sarah Crinnion
Alonzo Stone
A Stone
Nicholas Dean
Jacob’ Louillard
Jacob Louillard
N. Dean
Joy & Porter
James F. Joy
George H. Porter
Henry Gassett & Others
Hebron Rogers
W. C. Rogers
James EB. Rogers
Robert Lambie
Bevnjamin Clark
Ann Arbor
Saig County
George W. Sample
Victor H. Lane, Jr
Saline
Luella H. Smith
Dorothy Schmidt
York
Michigan
New Michigan Hospital Service District Formed in Washtenaw
A new Michigan Hospital Service district to serve Washtenaw county and its office in Ann Arbor opens in the First National building. The non profit Blue Cross organization will serve 11,000 members and expand direct contact with groups seeking hospital protection. Leslie S. Moon leads the Ann Arbor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw County
Blue Cross
First National
Ann Arbor
Leslie S. Moon
Local Social Notes Link Hammond Families Across Weekend
Hammond District residents share visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives including Gilbert Holcomb Fraiser and McMann families. Tecumseh guests, Whittaker calls, and Isle Royale gem minerals mention closes with a note on Keweenaw finds.
Michigan Chancery summons in Washtenaw County 1944
State of Michigan Circuit Court for Washtenaw County in Chancery orders William T Banks Jr to enter appearance within three months after proof shows he is nonresident and last known address is London Prison Farms London Ohio. Judge George W Sample presides. Clerk Luella M Smith certifies true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Banks, Jr
Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
State of
Michigan
c/o
London Prison Farms
London
Ohio
John P. Kirk
Geo. W. Sample
Luella M. Smith
Dorothy M. Schmidt
Washtenaw County Notice In Re Lane Jr Attorney Address
Victor H Lane Jr attorney for plaintiff lists business address at 415 First National Bldg Ann Arbor Michigan with docket dates June 29 July 6 27 August 3 10 and mentions Washtenaw and State of Michigan in the caption for the case pending in the court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Lane, JR
First National Bidg
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Michigan State Radio Highlights Youth Programs at WKAR
Michigan State College radio WKAR on 870 KC with 5,000 watts airs children stories each Tue Thu Sat at 4 15 pm narrated by Barbara Chandler. July 20–26 features farm Q A at 12 15 pm on dairy poultry crops horticulture and college short courses.
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Michigan State College
R. J. Coleman
Barbara Chandler
State Department of Public Instruction
O. S. Gregg
Beatrice Boyle
Central York News Personal Notices and Family Gatherings
CENTRAL YORK Russell Harper has been quite Sick with bladder trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Alger Allison and son called at the Bailey home July 9. Mrs. Alger Allison called on Misses Mary and Bertha Hertler Thusday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Albert called at the home of Alger Allison Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alger Alison Spent Tuesday afternoon at the home of his brother, Millard, near Macon. A family gathering was held at the home of Bruce LeBaron Sunday in honor of the birthday of Mrs. LeBaron, which was Saturday. Misses Mary and Bertha Hertler gave a birthday dinner July 9, in honor of their niece, Miss Janet Hertler, who was two years old that day. Miss Mary Hertler recently visited her cousins, Mrs. Mary Alber and Mrs. Karl Scheetz, of Toledo, Ohio, both of whom are in poor health. Many in this vicinity are acquainted with Mrs. Scheetz who has been a frequent visitor at the Hertler home and will be sorry to learn that her eyesight has failed so badly that she cannot distinguish people from each other except by voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Norris
Charlotte
Cherry) Rawlings
Judsey Marshbanks
Emma Haskell
Fran
Cherry
Emma
Fred
Amy
Amy Marshbanks
Helly Coates
Fran Marshbanks
Mario
Gogo) Constantino
Everyody
Kelly
Reno
Gogo
George Comstock
Botty
Mr. Coates
Tak
San Rafael
Topcote
May
Amelia Marshbanks
Charlotte Rawlings
Marshbanks
Wellington
Gdgo
Marchioness
Porter
Gago
Russell Harper
Alger Allison and Son
Bailey Home
Alger Allison
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Edward Albert
Alger Allison Tudsay
Alger Alison
Millard
Macon
Bruce LeBaron
Bertha Hertzler
Janet Hertler
Mary Hertler
Mary Alber
Karl Scheetz
Toledo
Ohio
Scheetz
Hertler
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Harold Holcomb
Everett Gilbert
Houghton Lake
James Marsh
Nadine Mobley
Tecumseh
Clarke Gordon
Harold Hammond
Ralph Hammond
Ella McMann
Virgil Avery
Mary Avery
Whittaker
Raymond Fraiser
Robert Hammond
Walter Gordon
C. A.jordan
Keweenaw Peninsula
Isle Royale
Rhea Banks
Michigan State Radio
Central York
Kreger
Hroger
Roger
Xsan
Georgia
California
Vusner
Spotlight Coffee
MAY Garden
van Camp
U. Sc
Judge
Steve
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