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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
8
June 6 lesson text on Genesis 41 33 44 and Proverbs 22 29 argues Joseph readiness for public service. It praises humility teachability discretion and wisdom before God and men and urges officials to serve with integrity and God fearing responsibility.
Dr. W. L. Watkinson urges resilience through faith Christ as resurrection and life. He contrasts despair with spiritual renewal, urging believers to become living centers of thought and joy.
Quote on tact from Desraeli notes that tact teaches silence and limits of inquiry to avoid constant questioning. It emphasizes restraint as a path to learning.
A recounting narrator recalls her mother’s death and near despair before a haunting in which a rattling sound and a collapsing night table occur. Her husband witnesses the disturbance, and they verify the strange events but cannot explain their meaning.
A humorous tale from Milan Tennessee recalls Bruce Oliver’s affection for a famously portly local beauty nicknamed Rosy and his quirky courtship antics. The piece also offers veteran guidance on selecting a Dachshund pup with specific conformation traits.
Public notice in The Saline Observer announces hearing on June 14 1987 at the Washtenaw County Probate Office to determine the legal heirs of Jennie E Brown deceased. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora O Borgert registers.
James A. Davis of Springfield Ohio built a violin and case almost entirely from matches and celluloid after 1658 hours of work and 932 hours on the case. The instrument includes wood from Arkansas supplied by Sen Joseph T Robinson and Davis spent 5327 matches and 2027 pieces of celluloid, with Arkansas wood noted. Davis previously exhibited a match based instrument at the National Museum in Washington in 1929.
A summarized survey of naval slang terms such as Barrabas Scotland Yard Bow Street Runner Jeeves Flunkey Bunting Rag Tearer Idle Rich Jimmy Grave chaser Pantry Train Smash Dogs in Blankets Two Airships in a Cloud Holy of Holies Score a Rattle In the Jug Banner and their meanings in the Royal Navy culture.
A hen belonging to Mrs. Harry Everly near Olathe Kansas laid a double yolk eye instance found in a car with four fowls led to the arrest of the driver. A social worker urges everyone to carry life insurance sufficient to keep a widow comfortable, not excessive.
Foreclosure sale ordered by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association on June 19 1937 at 10 am at Ann Arbor court house for property securing a 1929 mortgage. Also a chancery suit in Ann Arbor seeking to quiet title to parcels in Saline described as parts of McKay Street and adjacent lots, with May 12 1937 court order for appearance and publication.
The Citizens Bank of Saline announces the foreclosure of a June 30 1931 mortgage on Pittsfield Twp Washtenaw land. The sale to the highest bidder at the Ann Arbor courthouse south door is set for August 13 1937 at ten in the morning.
Mortgage dated August 2 1920 by Webb E DePuy of Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan to Citizens Bank of Saline securing 5000 principal plus 1800 17 interest and 34 32 insurance and 35 attorney fee totaling 6834 49 with power of sale foreclosing on the Saline Washtenaw property and setting auction for August 13 1937 at 10am at the premises described comprising 27 acres more or less in multiple parcels near Saline Monroe Road with various described parcels and metes bounds.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association, as mortgagee assignee, seeks payment of the mortgage in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. The property includes part of lots 1 and 2 in Hill's Addition bound by State and Grove Streets with specified dimensions and the date of March 18 1937. Attorney W B Van Ameringen represents the assignee with publication dates listed.
The document details parcel boundaries using chains and links, listing two properties totaling 120 acres and referencing Saline a Corporation as Mortgagee. It notes dates in 1937 and cites multiple publication dates through July and August.
Mortgage held by Martha M Robbins and Alice J Robbins to Ann Arbor Savings Bank on blocks in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County will be foreclosed after default. Assignee Christ Bilakos to sell at public auction August 23, 1987 at the south front door of the county courthouse Ann Arbor to satisfy $4 326 13 plus costs.
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