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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
8
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County invites creditors to file claims against George Burkhart, deceased, by November 16, 1932. Claims will be heard September 16 and November 16, 1932 at ten o'clock in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Dated July 11, 1932. Judge of Probate Jax Ga Pray. July 21-28, Aug. 4, 1932.
Default on a 1922 mortgage by Martin and Bertha Wackenhut triggers foreclosure by sale. The property, described as the east half of the west half of the northwest quarter of section 25 in township 4, range 4 east, totaling about forty acres, will be sold at public auction at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor on September 28, 1932, at 10:00 a.m. John Seeger is the mortgagee represented by Burke & Burke. The notice lists unpaid principal and interest totaling 1500 plus 225.12 and 25 attorney fees, amounting to 1725.12, with publication dates from June to September 1982.
In 1930 Western Newspaper Union piece explains replacing the wind-flipping suspension footbridge at the Grand Canyon with a five hundred foot long five foot wide steel bridge. Cables anchor points, a Sowa tunnel, and a Kaibab trail connect El Tovar to Grand Canyon Lodge while donkeys carried 122 tons of steel and cable for the benefit of travelers.
Perry Belmont joked about international divorce while on the steamer Majestic. He contrasted American and foreign husbands, saying Americans expect happiness from wives while foreigners expect happiness from themselves. He recounted a dining anecdote about two birds becoming one left, sparking a quip about his wife’s savings.
Fragmentary passage shows Joseph filling his father’s traveling bag with possessions while his mother asks about the motive. The father replies he will leave home and go with him, the implied maplike counterpart to the house.
U S Department of Agriculture recommends supplementary control for peach worm. Collect and destroy peach drops to remove worms. perform three collections after full bloom, bury or boil drops, and burn refuse. Disk soil under trees May through June and jar trees to capture beetles. Maintain regular spray and dusting schedules.
Virgil N. Arga of Ohio State University notes bees are vital for fruit pollination. He recommends a bee stand per acre in orchards and warns that bad weather or distant hives reduce pollination. Arsenate sprays harm bees. schedule sprays to avoid bee activity.
Apple varieties vary in quality texture and season with some fine in December but poor in March. Some are excellent cookers but poor bakers while others are good for eating out of hand or general use. A buyer misaligned to a purpose risks dissatisfaction and non repeat business.
Hortieu notes recommend planting apple trees 40 feet apart and yield 43 bushels more fruit than trees 20 feet apart. April sprays with lime sulfur to combat apple scab, plus 1.5 pounds lead or senate to deter early insects like curculio.
Mrs. A J Warren is on the sick list. Nellie Congdon visits Detroit friends this week. Sam Boyd and Charles Sanford visited in Milan. A C Laange trip to Napoleon Ohio. Dr L E Fast family visited at Northlake. Lewis Ernst visited Wyandotte and New Boston. Saline Poultry Association picnic planned soon. Mary and Dorothy Warner Mildred Whitman and Mrs Samond in Temperance. Helen Armbruster home from Detroit for weekend. Geraldine Vaness accompanied someone. Robert Foster of Ann Arbor visited Warren home. Godfrey Sommers and daughter Virginia of Toledo visited Stierle. Mrs John Svandwehr and Esther visited Schairer in Lima Twp. Elmer Lange Wayne and Bruce Spike head to Sault Ste Marie for forestry studies. Laura Lawrence celebrated tenth birthday at Wiedman cottage Pleasant Lake. C D Olson of Rockford IL returned home after ten weeks with Henne. Ronald Tower to Battle Creek to visit Julia Bradley. James Houk and Wilma returned to Fort Wayne after visiting. Dorothy and Mary Warner Traverse City and Mrs Donald Barkner Berkeley CA stayed with Boyd home. Joe Bryant of Wahoo Neb visiting Fucss and Mattison enroute to Brownville Ontario to see grandmother. Charles Carven reroofing and renovations at properties of McCord. Federated Ladies Aid meeting Aug 2 at Recreation Park Ypsilanti potluck. Oscar Stollsteimer Ann Arbor family. Stierle, Luckhardt, Boehm, Flor Ellsworth, Norman Luckhardt hosted at Adolpha Stierle home.
Local social column lists numerous visits and calls across the Hammond district. Residents including Mrs. Lenia Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hammond, Elmer Stimpson, Louise Tower, Hovey Needham, and many others travel to Ann Arbor or host callers at homes in Milan Clinton and surrounding towns.
The bride of today with up to date cook books gains confidence in cookery. Fancy Biscuit uses flour shortening dates and peanut butter baked rounds. Mocha Frosting blends butter cocoa sugar and coffee. Coffee Ice Cream combines milk eggs and cream frozen smooth with cherries.
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