Women urged to enlist in WAC at Selfridge Field Michigan
Women aged 20 to 49 with no dependents under 14 may enlist in the Women Army Corps designating Selfridge Field as home station. After six weeks at Fort Oglethorpe GA they return to Selfridge for further training and assignments, with vacancies in fields such as typist control tower operator communications photographer and more. For details contact the U S Army Recruiting Station Room 600 Buhl Building Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacs
Selfridge Field
Women's Army Corps
Army Air Forces
Michigan
WAC
Fort Oglethorpe
U. S. Army
Buhl Elds
Detroit
Local Social Roundup From Hammond District
Sunday visits and calls populate the Hammond area as families and friends gather. Mr and Mrs A C Miller host and visit with neighbors. Detroit and Toledo trips appear in weekend plans. parties mark a birthday for Mrs Ellen Collings with Tecumseh ties.
Saline Hospital Admits and Birth Announcements
July events include Ellen and Clarice Cook's tonsil removal at Saline General Hospital on July 18. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray on July 19. Mr. and Mrs. John Klumpp welcomed a son on July 23. Several residents recoveries and appendectomy recoveries noted including Iva Raymond Belleville Dorcas Lamb Arden Stansbery and Shirley Lynch Alice Klein.
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Ellen
Clarice Cook
Donald Murray
Paul Richards
Iva Raymond
Belleville
Little Dorcas Lamb
Belle Ville
David Pastor
Little Arden Stansbery
John Klumpp
Morris DeJonghe
Shirley Lynch
Milan
Alice Klein
Carl Brown
Lucy Dell Visits Home From Judd District
Lucy Dell is home for a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Dell. A. Alber and daughter attended a Grange hall party Saturday night. George Richards and family also visited with D G Richards and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Dell
Will Dell
A. Alber
Grange Hall
George F. Richards
Clifford Richards
Madison Richards
Joan Marie
Will Gallaher
Billie
Paul Richards
D. G. Richards
Central York Notes and Local Social stuff
Bruce LeBaron was sick in bed last week. Mr and Mrs Dori Richards visited Leslie Bailey and family. Mr and Mrs Ziva Omalev spent time with their children in Detroit. Leslie Bailey and family visited the Allison home. Henry Radenbaugh moved a building to his farm for a granary. Through July 13 there were 18 poliomyelitis cases reported in Michigan in 1944. A free pamphlet on poliomyelitis is available from the Michigan Department of Health. The Chinese celebrate New Year twice yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce LeBaron
Dori Richards
Stony Creek
Leslie Bailey
Ziva Omalev
Detroit
Edith
Emmett
Allison
Henry Radenbaugh
Britton
Michigan
Michigan Department of Health
Lansing
Mooreville Social Notes and Local Birth in Saline
Mrs Peter Craig spends two weeks in New York with friends. Mr and Mrs Louis Smith live at Midland for the summer where he is employed. Mrs Helen Naugle returns from Texas visit. Mrs William Schwartz and son Richard of Romulus visit the Schwartzs. A daughter Karen Jane 7 pounds 14 ounces born July 19 at Saline hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Murray. Loyal Kanitz Paul Lewis and Fred Lewis attend Harry Bunce funeral at Dundee. Wilfred Schwartz marks 14th birthday with 16 friends. games, ice cream and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Craig
New York
Louis Smith
Midland
Helen Naugle
Texas
William Schwartz
Richard
Romulus
Clarence Schwartz
Karen Jane
Donald Murray
Saline Hospital
Loyal Kanitz
Paul Lewis
Fred Lewis
Harry Bunce
Dundee
Wilfred Schwartz
Te olaom oon Athletes Foot Fungicide Ad
An old ad touts Te olaom oon as a powerful antifungal treatment for athletes foot. It claims 90 percent alcohol content and fast penetration for sweaty itchy or smelly feet, offered at Hugh O Keveling's drug store with a back money offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh O. Keveling
Changers Notice in Banks v Banks Decree
In Washtenaw County Michigan Circuit Court on June 12 1944 Judge George W Sample ordered William T Banks Jr who is not a Michigan resident to enter appearance within three months in the chancery case of Rhea Banks plaintiff versus William T Banks Jr defendant. Clerk Luella M Smith Deputy Clerk Dorothy M Schmidt certified true copy dated July 6 27 Aug 3 17 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Rhea Banks
William T. Banks, Jr
Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
Wiliam T. Banks, Jr
Michigan
London Prison Farms
London
Ohio
John P. Kirk
Gro
Sample
Luella M. Smith
Dorothy M. Schmidt
Publication Order in Michigan Chancery Case York Township Title Quieting
In Washtenaw County Michigan a chancery suit seeks to quiet title to the east half of the northeast fractional quarter of section five township four south range six east York Township Washtenaw County The court orders publication in The Saline Observer or personal service with appearance and answer dates set The matter names Reuben Visel and multiple defendants including heirs and trustees and involves the heirs and assigns of Jacob Louillard and Henry Gasset etc The notice runs six weekly publications ending August 10 1944
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
County of
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
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
Victor E. Lane
Saline
York
State of Michigan
Towit
Saline Rotary Club Tests Wits With Quick Quiz At Noon
The Saline Rotary Club met at The Tavern last Thursday noon for a light hearted quiz session. Ten questions challenged members to guess who is tallest, has the largest feet, is shortest, and carries the largest waist line. Gordon Prout led the program with sharp wit. Guest Carl A Curtiss from Universal Die Casting attended with Karl Curtiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Gordon Prout
Co. EH. Simmons
The
Universal Die Casting and Manufacturing Company
Carl A. Curtiss
Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims
In Washtenaw County Probate Court July 19 1944 Judge Jay G Pray presiding. The estate of Lena C Girbach deceased. creditors must present claims by October 6 1944 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice published in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay. G. Pray
Léna C. Girbach
Salime
Jay G. Pray
Chancery Notice in Montgomery Montgomery Case
In the 1944 Chancery action Ellsworth Montgomery v Bonnie Montgomery the court orders the defendant to enter appearance within three months or risk judgment. Publication of notice will run in The Saline Observer of Washtenaw County Saline Michigan. Lee N Brown is the plaintiff attorney with Irene A Seitz as deputy clerk.
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Hammond District
Geoorge Sparman
Toledo
B. M. Gilbert
Mabel Needham
A. C. Miller and Sons
Ellen Collings
Tecumseh
Ray Gilmore
Macon
General Hospital
Judd
Central York
Mooreville
Greyhound
Wheeler's Drug Store
Chancery Notice
Luella H. Smith
Dorothy Schmidt
Noor
Victor H. Lane, JR
415 First
National Bldg
Tolar
Chancery
Ellsworth Montgomery
Plainiff
Eer
Bonnie B. Montgomery
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Geo. W. Sample
Trene
A. Seitz
Irene ‘A. Seitz
Sav
Ypsilanti
WYMAN
Michigan Ave
VteMyn
TIN
Roosevelt
Dewey
America
These
Detroit News
Ben Uphaus
East Michigan Ave
Mary
Jim
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inte
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