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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1950
Page
2
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor on June 27, 1950 granted publication for the estate of Wancy Ann Morris. Elsie Matilda Morris filed a petition to admit an instrument to probate as the deceased’s last will and testament and seek administration of the estate.
Central Lods notes Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs Edward Lambarth Wiedmeyer brothers and others. Kenneth Zander visited Johhny Braun and Mr and Mrs Fred Gross of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Cora Grosshans and Eileen. Laverne Moore returned home after two weeks in Dows Town. John Alexander joined Sunday dinner with her parents Charles Naylor. Mr and Mrs Owen Lambar and Richard were Sunday supper guests.
The court schedules July 28 1950 at 10 AM for hearing a petition to grant estate to Elsie Matilda Morris or other suitable person. Public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in the Sa line Observer. Judge Jay H. Payne oversees. William R. Stagg records.
Mrs Ray mond Lambarth hosted afternoon callers including Mr and Mrs John Frey and others for little Timothy and his pneumonia illness. The article also provides detailed directions for making heavy sugar syrup to feed bees in winter with tartaric acid to prevent granulation and warnings about feeding fermented syrup from metal containers.
Advice by John van Guilder on capturing nighttime scenes around an open fire. Use synchronized flash or a hand flasher with tripod, matching firelight angle, and lighting at group ends to ensure faces glow from fire and background stays unobtrusive.
The term Gordian Knot is said to come from Gordium in west central Turkey where Alexander the Great supposedly cut through the knot with his sword. The piece notes brief parental advice on answering child questions and observes rice as Thailand’s traditional staple cereal with cereals playing a minor role elsewhere.
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