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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
6
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
In the Ghenit Court for Washtenaw County Ann Arbor May 20 1922. Don G L Davis plaintiff v Timothy Showerman Henry Compton Abie Hawkins John Gilbert Susan Gilbert Adele Goddard Lewis Goddard Sorherona Hawkins Arden E L Battard George W Barber Andrey W Decker Mary Decker Josiah Newall Jr Lewis J Catlin William Clark George Perry and their unknown heirs devisees legatees and assigns. Upon motion plaintiff's attorney Lee N Brown it is ordered defendants enter appearance within four months from date hereof on judgment. Publication within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Title cloud removal for Lots 323 and 321 Shower man Colmpton a part of Fractional Section 9 Town 3 South Range 7 East. George W Sample Circuit Judge Jay G Prax County Clerk A true copy Jay G Prey Clerk Lee N Brown Ypsilanti Mich Jun 1-Jany 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Showerman
Henry Compton
Abie Hawkins
John Gilbert
Susan Gilbert
Adele Goddard
Lewis Goddard
Sorherona Hawkins
Arden EL. Battard
George W. Barber
Andrey W. Decker
Mary Decker
Josiah Newall, Jr
Lewis J. Catlin
Wiliam Clark
George Perry
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Contelaint
Ypsilanti
Washtenary
George W. Sample
Tre Saline
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Warar Street
Forley
Ypsilant
Avay of
Michigan Centre
Michigan Avenue
Sind
G. H. Dunning
George. W. Sapmle
Jay G. Pray
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Lands Suit
In Washtenaw County Chancery a quiet title suit in Ann Arbor seeks to establish ownership of land in the City of Ypsilanti. The parcel details the property bounds and references the Michigan Central Railroad right of way and alignment with Michigan Avenue surveyed in 1922.
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan
The Circuit Court of Washtenaw County Michigan issues a chancery notice in the case John W. Thomas v. Gene Thomas. The defendant is non resident and a warrant is issued for appearance within six weeks, with publication of the order in The Saline Observer weekly for six weeks. Deputy Clerk Claramond Pray notes the true copy and Chelsea attorney John Kalmbach is listed for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claramond
Pray
Women Preachers Demand Expanded Roles in Church
Miss Maueline Southard leads at Chicago convention arguing women must preach to attract men to church. She cites Frances Willard and biblical figures to claim women can share pulpit power without feminizing the church, noting men favor offices with higher pay and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maueline Southard
International Association of Women Preachers
Jackson Boulevard Christian Church
Chicago
Miss Southard
Frances Willard
Monu Mompry
Frances
Willard
Vamps Who Make History
A historical profile of Frances Howard born 1593 tied to English aristocracy and alleged vampiric legends. Narrates her marriages to the Earl of Essex and the Earl of Somerset, plots to poison rivals, trials at court, and eventual downfall with limited mercy for her and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Frances Howard
Earl of Suffolk
Earl of Essex
Earl of Somerset
Frances
Turner
Thomas Overby
Tower of London
Thomas
Mear
Overby
Weston
Gervase Helywys
Tower
Seatfold
Earl of
Somerset
London
Wonders of America at the American Museum in New York
The article highlights the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, detailing its vast collection and notable displays including a 360 ton Greenland meteorite, a 64% foot Indian dugout, a 79 foot whale model, and exhibits on prehistoric tools, fishes, snakes, disease transmission, and a 70,000 volume natural history library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Square
New York City
Grant
Greenland
California
How did you decide on a political career
Blunt dialogue shows a senator recalling his need for a job and turning to public service after failing to secure private work. A cold exchange describes an elderly dignitary and a jokey remark about addressing him as "old top" leading to a dark aside about a perilous look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunthy
Senator Sorghum
Scientific flirtation yields no proposal
Jimmie tells Bobbie not to reveal he cannot live without Miss Research. He reasons she is so scientific she would reject him just for the sake of the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Bobbie
Why is the sky blue and how sound travels
Professor W H Bragg explains the blue sky results from atmospheric interception of blue rays in white sunlight. He demonstrates color changes with foggy water and describes wind whirlwinds, soughing sounds, telegraph noise, and why fish produce no disturbance when moving through water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Bragg
Royal Institution
Bragg
Why Red Sea Appears Scarlet From Minute Seaweed
The Red Sea looks red because a tiny bright red plant, a seaweed, thrives in vast numbers in each cubic inch of water. In areas without the weed the waters appear blue or green. A historic red dye is said to be made from this weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
Why Dogs Bark Curiosity and Human Association
The excerpt notes that dogs bark only around humans while in nature they growl or whine. It suggests barking may be dogs' attempt at speech and cites examples of a pet dog barking when food is carried and another dog barking at sundown to signal readiness for bed.
John Finch Recital at Pease Auditorium Ypsilanti
Attendees at the John Finch recital in Pease Auditorium Ypsilanti included family friends and townspeople such as Rev. and Mrs. W J Cross Mr and Mrs R L Finch Mesdames Unterkircher Fairbank Sellen Dell Burkhart and many others. The program received high praise from attendees and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease Auditorium
Ypsilanti
John Finch
Robert Benford
Frederick Alexander
R. L. Finch
W. J. Cross
Minnie Buckman
Minnie Jones
Mesdames
College tests favor Northwest alfalfa seed in Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College tests show Idaho North Dakota and other northern grown alfalfa seeds perform best under Michigan conditions while many southern and foreign varieties suffer winter kill. Northwestern seed demonstrates strong growth and vigor per the State Farm Bureau cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan Agricultural College
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
California
Arizona
Northwestern
State Farm Bureau
Mack Sennett's Down on the Farm at Liberty Theatre
A review notes Mack Sennett's film Down on the Farm drawing from real farm life on his studio lot in Los Angeles. Stars Louise Fazenda Marie Prevost Charlie Murray and others mock high living costs and bucket-shop schemes while farm life proves tougher than it appears. Fazenda exits the farming venture as hard work challenges illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Sennett
Liberty Theatre
Mack Sennnett
Los Amogeles
Louise Fazenda
Marie Prevost
Charlie Murray
Jimmy Finlayson
Ken Turpin
Adl
Chevrolet Invites Comparison Before You Buy
Chevrolet invites buyers to compare models before purchase, highlighting features, pricing, and available trims across its lineup to aid informed choices. The campaign stresses value, safety ratings, and recent updates across popular sedans SUVs and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Domestic and foreign wool markets buoyed by scarcity
World wool scarcity boosts prices with 1922 State Farm Bureau pool led by ED W Williams. May 26 pool sold quarter-blood wool at 40c, Boston quote 38.5c. Texas buyers paid 45-50c for large block. Argentina reports 21 million pounds crossbred wool. Local pools advancing 40 percent. cash returns mailed to 1921 poolers. banks in multiple towns received wool pool cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. W. Williams
State Farm Bureau
Williams
Lansing
Boston
Sam Angelo
Texas
Kent
Montcalm
Otthawa
Charlotte
Dowagiac
Howell
Buchanan
South Lyon
Eay
Claire
Plymouth
Lawrence
Holly
Oxford
Martin
Caledonia
Grand Rapids
Coopersville
Greenville
Lakeview
Butternut
Hastings
Delton
Backsliding Credit Given for Upfront Admission
A brief note credits a public figure for honesty in acknowledging a relapse or return to prior behavior, praising the upfront stance as enabling accountability and potential corrective steps.
Tuberculosis Death Rate Cuts Shown by National Plan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association members return from Washington praising the National Tuberculosis Association led by Dr. Charles J. Hatfield. Since 1904 the U S death rate from tuberculosis has been halved saving about 100000 lives, with Michigan contributing around 3000 deaths yearly. The association urges continued effort to halve Michigan deaths, calling for action and even joking to Buy a Ford and spend the difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Tuberculosis
Washington
Thea National Tuberculosis Association
Charles J. Hatfield
National Association
America
United States
Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel
Ghenit
Jay G. Prax
Jay G. Prey
Ypsilanti, Michisaons
Junel
State OF
County of
Ann Arbor
Edward B. Dolson
Nathan Follett
Rowland Hobbs
Sita Whitrarsh
Cornelius Balus
Mary O. Bealuss
William A. Moore
William H. Doubel
John S. Doubs
Mary A. Dinbel
Benjamin R. Burebuick
Cary 3
J.jee N. Brown
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Chancery
Cheewit
Wosertenaw
Chantery
A. Os
John W. Thomas
Gedene K. Thomas
Olio
Joan Kalmbech
mMaintifi
Sahtine’ Observer
Claramon L. Pray
John Kalmbach
Chelsea
Mich
VAMPS
James C. Young
Miedure Newspaper Syndicaté
Wonders OF America
T.T. Maxey
Western Newspaper Union
American Museum OF Natural History
Mal
Prainpleigh
Sonder
Brown
Derby
Widow
Losis
Saline
G. L. Parsons
the Mills Company
Main Street
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