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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
5
In Saline Michigan on March 1 1945 residents share visits from Noblesville and Lansing. Local clubs meet with 28 members while teachers hold a rural Saline group session at the Valent ine school. News notes cover new bungalow completions the Edison move into a storefront and spring bird chatter.
Week of Feb 22 lists social visits for Alice and Grace Wheeler at the U of M J Hop. Alwin Gross attends a Grand Rapids hardware dealers convention. Carl A Curtiss at county Boy Scouts in Ann Arbor. William and Wilbur families return from Florida. Saine Poultry Association to meet at Earl Theater south of town Tuesday. Mrs Hertler and baby Robert Paul return from St Josephs Mercy in Ann Arbor. Carl Carr attends basketball game in Ypsilanti between local high school and Roosevelt. New bridge near the creamery completed and to open soon. Genevieve Camburn surprised for 20th birthday with bridge games and prizes.
Thirty years ago Donald Burkhart returned from Detroit for a weekend visit. Miss Luella Layher visited sister Mrs. Ltv. LaCroix in Detroit. The February gathering of the Illing Workers met at Mrs. William Higgins home. Mrs. George Foch visited sister Mrs. Charles Burkhart of Pittield. D A Ramsdell D D head of the Ann Arbor district to speak at M B H church Sunday. Mrs. John Guthardt returned from Clinton after an operation. William Visel and family moved.
Miss Eva Schairer and Miss Mary Morden return from Pontiac and Detroit for Sunday. Edwin E. Rentschler hosts a pleasant surprise gathering by 25 friends. Lamb supper at Clinton attended by Ralph Hammond Will Higgins Louis Feldman and Ebmer Stimpson. Further visits and family notices from Saline township Ann Arbor and Utica Sentinel report a farmer receiving 218 dollars for 143 bushels of wheat.
Saline Township Michigan announces registration details for the April 2, 1945 election. The township clerk will accept registrations on all days except Sundays and holidays, with restrictions near primary and general elections, including rules for absent voters and affidavits.
Registration of Absentee by oath allows unregistered persons to claim voting rights if they reside in the precinct township village or city 20 days before the election and meet elector qualifications. Oath cites illness absence on business or family sickness as reasons preventing late registration, with perjury penalties for false statements. Dated February 24 1945. ERNEST GIRBACH Township Clerk.
Probate Court in Washtenaw County notes claims must be presented by May 7 1945 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice to run for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presiding.
Saline City announces registration in compliance with Michigan Election Law. City Clerk will accept new registrations on March 13, 1945 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the City office, with Sunday and holidays excluded. Only qualified electors may register, and registration closes between the twentieth day before the election and election day.
The text outlines rules for voter registration including residency and age requirements, absentee voting procedures by oath, and penalties for perjury, plus a probate court notice ordering claimants to present claims by April 24 1945 with publication in The Saline Observer for three weeks. It lists officials Jay G Pray as Probate Judge and dates Feb 15-22 and March 1.
The Conservation Commission under Act 230 of 1925 bans otter taking statewide for one year from March 10 1945 with exceptions for the Lower Peninsula March 17 to 31 and the Upper Peninsula April 1 to 15, in line with 1945 beaver and otter rules. Signed January 16 1945 by Chairman Harry H Whiteley and Secretary Wayland Os good, countersigned by Director P J Hoffmaster.
On February 6 before Judge Jay G. Pray of Washtenaw Probate Court creditors are ordered to present all claims against Lena Bodmer, deceased, and have them adjusted by the court. The notice urges timely filing of claims.
The Washtenaw Circuit Court Chancery in Ann Arbor orders defendant Eskle Wellman to appear within three months or face judgment. Publication of notice in The Saline Observer begins within two weeks. Attorney Lee N. Brown appears for the plaintiff. Ypsilanti, Michigan. February 1 1945 to February 22 1945.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court Chancery, Warren W. Garner sues Dessie Garner. Defendant, a Morgantown West Virginia resident, must enter appearance within three months or the bill will be confessed. Dated January 22, 1945. Deputy Clerk Barbara M. Dowse. Attorney Leonard H. Young. Ann Arbor Michigan. Publication dates February 15 22 March 1 29 1945.
State of Michigan court records a chancery case in Washtenaw County with Charles T. Tatum as plaintiff and Eunice M. Tatum as defendant. The document notes the defendant circulated in Saline Michigan and is signed as a true copy by Luella M. Smith, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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