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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

8

Foreclosure Sale on Prochnow Mortgage in Ann Arbor

Mortgage default on a 1929 loan to Mary M. Lewis Lisemer triggers public sale. The executor for the mortgagee, E Van Ameringen, announces auction of the Ann Arbor property at the Washtenaw Circuit Court front door on August 11, 1934, at 10:00 AM, to recover $5,481.67 plus costs.

Theodore F. Prochnow Carrie H. Prochnow Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan Mary M. Lewis Lisemer Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw Ann. Arbor Huron Street O’hara E. van Amberingen E. van “‘Ameringen

Mortgage Sale Notice and Local Traffic Collision

Mortgage default notice for Harry T Hanover and Doris A Hanover to George W Hayes and Emma Hayes forecloses on property in Washtenaw County Michigan with sale set for September 17 1984 at 10 am at the Court House Ann Arbor. Also report of a three way accident on US 112 near town involving Dr Beardsley and a horse and damaged cars and pending reckless driving case.

Harry T. Hanover Doris A. Hanover George W. Hayes Emma Hayes Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Michigan Ann Arbor Washtenawa County Edmond Blaydon Washtenaw Light and Power Company J. Knapp Bert KE. Cook U.S. 112 Beardsley Tecumseh Hardy W. S. Calkins Detroit Cook van Deusen Clinton Local

Mortgage Sale Notice in Ypsilanti Michigan

Default on a 1927 mortgage by Oscar R land and Doris Beal to Marco H Alban triggers foreclosure. Mortgagee Marco H Alban offers parcel in Ypsilanti consisting of Lot 25 and West quarter of Lot 26 in Stucks Addition, at public sale August 10 1934 to satisfy principal interest and $5 775 attorney fees. Lee N Brown attorney for mortgagee Hewitt Block Ypsilanti Michigan. Adv May 10 17 24 31 June 7 14 21 28

Oscar R. Land Doris Beal Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan Marco H. Alban Register of Deeds Ann Arbor Paisonts Washtenaw State of Michigan Stuck Ypsilantii Lee N. ‘Brown Mortgagee Hewitt Block Ypsilanti Michigan

Scientists Find Treatment for Heart Worms in Dogs

Scientists from the U S Department of Agriculture report Fouadin a complex antimony compound kills heart worms and larvae in dogs and may prevent spread by treated animals Veterinary guidance stresses careful dosing intramuscular or intravenous administration and to avoid treatment in pregnancy The study credits Drs W H Wright and P C Underwood and the Sportsmen's Gun Dog Club of Philadelphia while noting potential risks and conditions for use.

Atlantic U.S. Department of Agriculure W. H. Wright P. C. Underwood Zoological Division Bureau of Animal Industry Sportsmen’s Philadelphia

Great Fat Loss Claim Promises Health Boost

An advertisement quotes Miss Edna Hunn of Algiers Louisiana praising Kruschen Salts for weight loss of 30 pounds in a month. It claims the product costs little, lasts four weeks, and improves skin clarity and energy. A warning urges taking half a teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast.

Edna Hunn Algiers

Insects Attack Michigan Crops Early and Persist Throughout Season

Entomology experts in Michigan report an unusually early and prolonged insect invasion threatening crops. Cutworms, army worms, climbing cutworms, and chinch-bugs require poison bait, barrier furrows, and tar barriers for control, with state and federal cooperation aiding barrier setup and monitoring.

Michigan State Coler Michigan Mason Charlevoix

Snakes at Bedell Grave Sparked by Atheist Chester Bedell

The Bedell grave in North Benton Ohio attracts thousands who seek the life size bronze statue and rumored snakes. Witnesses claim to have seen or killed garter and black snakes under the monument while cemetery holes and local clergy corroborate sightings. The tale mentions Chester Bedell a noted atheist who died in 1908, and quotes Rev C Hanks Rev A Harding and Don Falkenberg among others who recount sightings and preserve a bottle of preserved snake.

Chester Bedell North Benton Ohio Gerald B. Winrod Wichita Kansas the Defender North Benton BH. 5 C. C. Hanks Akron Bedell A. E. Harding Pasadena California Evangelist B. Hi. Pocock Warren H. R. England Greenwood Avenue Columbus Chester Redell North Benton Presbyterian

Farm Women's Week at Michigan State College Draws 100 Reservations

Over 100 reservations have been received for Farm Women's Week at Michigan State College from July 22 to 29. Miss Edna V. Smith notes features include a two hour daily recreation period directed by Robert K. Murray of the National Recreation Association and lectures on community development leadership and social legislation by MSU faculty.

Michigan State College Edsna V. Smith Robert K. Murray National Recreation Association New York City Heen Mumford J. J. Thaden C. R. Hoffer Burt Wermuth Michigan Farmer C. R. Paquin Educational State Department of ‘Conservation J. W. Stack College Zoology

Field Museum Acquires Two Very Rare Animal Specimens

The Chicago Field Museum of Natural History, via the Leon Mandel Guatemalan Exposition, gains two extremely rare species. One is the centurio bat with white shoulder spots and a bald head. the other a flying squirrel, with fewer than four known global specimens. Both have limited prior captures and traceable histories.

Albert B. Karalfa Chicago Guatemala Texas

Biggest Lie contest entry from Texas cowboys

A subscriber from Texas submits a yarn about a bunkhouse tale from Montana in which a mountain lion is frightened away by a bucket of water. Another man claims to have petted the same lion and found its hair wet, adding a skeptical twist to the tall tale.

Burlington Wis Texas Texas Ranch Montana

Local Social Notes from Oakville and Nearby Towns

The column records visits and family gatherings around Oakville and nearby communities. It notes Mr and Mrs Harry Russ of Oakville visiting Bertha Russ and family, Elwyn Gooding of Ann Arbor staying with his grandfather Charles Hale, and various relatives from Dearborn Milan Wyandotte Plymouth and Charlotte sharing meals and weekend visits. It also mentions a marriage involving Zelma Fox and Ray Henstock and multiple Kanitz and Murray family exchanges across towns.

Harry Russ Oakville Bertha Russ Elwyn Gooding Ann Arbor Charles Hale Gus Grams R. H. Grams John Donegan Dearborn Mildred Grams Edward Harlan “Belcomb Join Murray Milan Margaret Holcom Wyandotte G. F. Holcomb Gus Goldsmith Hazeldene Zitella Goldsmith C. Kanitz Milany Myr Murray and Family

Michigan Farm Mortgages Need Discharge Records

Michigan lawmakers tighten chattel mortgage rules to require recording of discharged mortgages by all residents not in incorporated cities. Farm Credit Administration notes many farmers paid debts but records still show liens. Financial statements now required for federal loans. delays easing as production credit applications rise. Read the liner ads today.

Michigan Farm Credit Administration Federal Land,bank Production Credit Association

Michigan Farmers Lead in Use of Electrical Power on Farms

Michigan farmers rank high in adoption of electric power, with nearly a quarter of state farms served for power or lighting in 1933. Utilities report 2,500 new farm connections that year, aided by cooperation among consumers, utilities, and Michigan State College, which promoted research and extension efforts.

Michigan Agricultural Engineering Department Michigan State College Utilities Information Bureau United States Mississippi River California Washington Oregon Louisiana Texas

St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater notice

Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone is invited The piece ends with an odd promotional line about advertising and aristocracy in the United States and a call to read ads

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