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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
8
Michigan State college horticultural department advises pruning the Bridal Wreath spirea in summer after flowering. Remove small, sparsely leaved branches and dead tips, trimming ends to encourage vigorous leafy shoots. Summer pruning boosts next year’s blooms and avoids winter pruning.
Dr. Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins lauds newspapers for spreading health information. He cites a rise in timely medical aid due to press reporting on teeth, stimulants, and cancer risks, and urges biannual dental X rays for those over 40 to prevent breakdown and lengthen life.
Charles Gilbert was killed Saturday afternoon when he stepped into a road and did not notice an oncoming car. He had been offered a ride and failed to escape as the car approached near Deg Ermin's corners on the Wampplers lake road, Brooklyn Exponent notes.
The Washtenaw Probate Court orders public publication of a hearing on Arthur A. Wood’s estate. Hearing set for June 20 in Ann Arbor with notice to run for three weeks in the Saline Observer. Judge Jay G. Pray presides. Nora O. Borgert signs as Register.
Default on a 1916 Washtenaw County mortgage by William H Hinsch and Lydia Hinsch to William Braun triggers foreclosure. Sale set for August 10, 1930 at 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse doors in Ann Arbor to pay the due principal six hundred ninety four dollars and fifty nine cents, plus interest and fees, on the Ypsilanti parcel described with Spencer L Shaw property bounds and an alley easement.
Memorial Day was fittingly observed in Saline despite cold wind. A parade proceeded through town, followed by a cemetery ceremony led by Walter D. Cook who introduced Prof. M. S. Pittman of Ypsilanti Normal for a brief, thoughtful address. The Milan team lost a ball game that afternoon, while Saline Scouts dominated events at the jamboree, with Saline boys earning top honors in most contests.
Rotarians in a recent meeting devoted most of the hour and a half to a Memorial Day program. Dr J B Wallace delivered a special address and Dr C E Kircher, guest of honor, gave a timely talk. Patriotic songs added solemnity and reinforced patriotism and appreciation for soldiers past and present.
In Washtenaw County Michigan at the Probate office in Ann Arbor a session of the probate court on May day 1930 considered the first annual account of Detroit and Security Trust Company of Detroit as Trustees for the estate of Edward A Hauser deceased They ordered June 10 1930 at ten o clock in the forenoon for exam ining and allowing the account and directed publication for three successive weeks in the Saline Observer noting Jay G Pray Judge of Probate and Nora Q Borgert Register of Probate.
Mortgagee Ancient Order of Gleaners files foreclosure for nonpayment on a 1927 mortgage by Frank Ealy and Hattie Ealy of Ypsilanti. Property in Washtenaw County, described as Lot 1 Block 18 of Normal Park Addition. Sale set for June 30 1930 at 10 am at the Ann Arbor courthouse front door.
The Hotel Fort Shelby in Detroit announces a four week Music Memory Contest on WGHP from 12 30 to 1 00 pm each weekday starting June 3. Open to all, contestants must write the Detroit Free Press editor by Monday morning after each Saturday program to win cash prizes from 15 to 1. Judges include E J Bradwell Carl Rupp Arnold Robinson and the Free Press editor. Contestants receive a free recipe booklet if they enclose a stamped self addressed envelope.
State of Michigan Probate Court Washtenaw County appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate of B P Davenport deceased Four months from May 16 1930 creditors may present claims The meetings will be at The Citizens Bank Saline Michigan on July 22 1930 and September 22 1930 at ten oclock in the forenoon each day Dated Ann Arbor May 16 1930
Quinty C. Tucker of the United States Naval Hospital Corps reports a five member family of good germs found in apples figs oranges beets potatoes and turnips that purportedly aid health. He claims these cells resist heat and cold remain dormant in cans and revive after opening and that millions exist in the listed produce with potential presence in cabbage and squash.
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