Community Notes From Local Families In Michigan Area
Multiple brief items list visits and gatherings among local residents including Loyal and Clarence Kanitz, Harlan Holcomb, Lois Murray, and Louis Smith. Mentioned events include a funeral for Harrison Harwood, a 75th birthday party for Lemuel Goldsmith, card party at Milan, post matrons meeting of the O. E. S. in Ypsilanti, Willing Workers Club chicken dinner and Red Cross sewing, with regional ties to Augusta township Melvindale Carleton and Detroit area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Kanitz
Harrison Harwood
Lemuel Goldsmith
Harlan Holcomb
Lois
John Murray
Augusta Township
Louis Smith
Harry Holcomb
Milan
Loyal
Clarence Kanitz
Detroit
Shirley Searfoss
Franklin Smith
Charlotte
Adrian
Marie Mandelka
Carleton
Stanley
Jesse Norman
Geo. Day
A.J. Turner
Floyd Ganong
Ypsilanti
John Tyre
Henry Tyre
William Schwartz
Melvindale
Clarence Schwartz
Willing Workers Club
JUDD DISTRICT Social notes mention visits and gifts
Mr Armstrong remodels interior of his house. Mr and Mrs A G Richards were in Detroit Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Joe Fleury were in Detroit Sunday visiting relatives. Mrs D G Richards called on Mrs Will Dell Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Will Gallaher and Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D G Richards Sunday. They entertained at a shower for Mrs Gallaher and she received gifts. Luncheon featured a decorated cake for Clifford Richards birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gallaher
Clifford Richards
D. G. Richards
Local social notes and probate order from Washtenaw County
The Hammond district notes list visits and job moves among area residents including Miss Vanetta Carr and Edwards Brothers in Ann Arbor. The Washtenaw Probate Court set May 11, 1943, for claims against Jacob Wisel with three weeks of publication in The Saline Observer.
Inflexible 15-mill school tax limits in Michigan
Ann Arbor authors argue the 15 mill ceiling hinders local control and capital outlays for schools. They favor extended levy time and simpler exceeding-vote rules, urging state equalization grants and district consolidation to ensure minimum educational opportunities while allowing local innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
E. Fenton Shepard
William B. Wood
University of Michigan ‘Bureau of Government
Michigan
Shepard
Buréau
Wood
Committee On Finance and Taxation
Michigan Constitutional Revision Study Commission
War Bonds offer 4 dollars back for every 3 invested
Treasury urges saving through the Payroll Savings Plan as war needs sap scarce electrical gear. Join 30 million savers by New Year to fund the war and top a ten percent return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
It Takes Both to Stage a War Bonds Drive
A wartime appeal explains that both a Punch and Judy style onstage show and behind the scenes effort are needed. It urges buying War Bonds and paying the Victory Tax to finance the global conflict as the Treasury Department promotes national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Treasury
What You Beg With War Bonds
A wartime appeal explains the 240 mm howitzer as the Army's largest field gun, twenty feet of barrel moved by tractors and mounted on site for firing about twenty miles. It notes the hefty cost and urges buying War Bonds to fund equipment, targeting a ten percent income contribution via Payroll Savings Plan.
Social notes from Macon area visits and travels
Miss Ivadell Sones of Detroit and Miss Dorothy McCollum of Ypsilanti visit Macon while relatives host weekend gatherings. Several families from Adrian Detroit Ypsilanti Dearborn Mt Morris and Jackson share weekend visits and hospital news. Swapping notes include Camp transfers and travel to Maumee Ohio and Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivadell Sones
Detroit
Clara Hendershot
Clifford Bruder
Ypsilanti
Lena Severance
Adrian
Caroline Beal
Dorothy McCollum
Joseph Shuard
V. A. Kelly
David Trefolet
South Dakota
Dearborn
LaVern Pennington
Thomas Nichols
Zella Nichols
Jackson
Almon Rutler
Sumner McCollum, Jr
Camp McCoy
Wis
Camp Roberts
Calif
Richard Robison
Joseph Wheatley
Thurman Thompson
Clayton Bigelow
Fremont
Gertrude Powers
Minnie Sarvey
Gertrude Collins
Clare Felton
Gerofranz
Guernsey Collins
Will Collins
Ann Arbor
Charles Bigelow
Ralph Moxley
Murray Day
Harold Hammond
Stork shower and community gatherings reported in Saline
Mrs Lawrence Tucker Mrs Ernest Hayes and Mrs W P Schwoche attended a stork shower for Mrs Charles Schaeffer of Ypsilanti. About 100 neighbors gathered at Saline Valley Farms for dancing social time and a potluck supper. gifts were exchanged for the Acton and Schnirring families. Detour on US 112 near Clinton remains unpaved and in poor condition. Visitors from Milford and Ypsilanti joined celebrations over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tucker
Ernest Hayes
W. P. Schwoche
Charles Schaeffer
Ypsilanti
Saline
Clinton
EB. B. Jantz
Brandt
Michael Hamata
Milford
W. P. Schwocho
Schwocho
Saline Valley Farms
Actons
Mr. Acton
Notice of Hearing Claims in Amelia Wagner Estate
Probate court in Washtenaw County Michigan on March 1 1943 appoints May 19 1943 at ten o clock AM as the time to receive examine and adjust all claims against Amelia Wagner deceased Also directs publication in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks Jay G Pray Judge of Probate Mar 4 11 18 1943
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Jacob Wisel
Saline Observer
Probata
Hichigan
Amelia Wagner
Emilie Wagner
Amd
Laura Kaiser
Laura A. Kaiser
Laura E. Kaiser
Said
Probate Court appoints receiver for Kaiser estate Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court orders an appointee to receive examine and adjust all claims against the deceased Laura Kaiser also known as Laura A Kaiser and Laura E Kaiser. Creditors must file claims by April 22 1948 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office with publication to run for three weeks.
Washtenaw Chancery suit set for appearance
Circuit Court for Washtenaw County in Chancery sitting at Ann Arbor on February 15, 1943, Arthur W. Jones plaintiff versus Hazel Jones defendant. Attorney Lee N. Brown moves for appearance within three months. publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge GEO W. Sample. Clerk Luella M. Smith. Deputy William W. Hamilton. Notices run February 25, March 4-25, April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Arthur W. Jones
Hazel Jones
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Geo. W. Sample
Luella M. Smith
William W. Hamilton
Plaintiff
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Case In Ann Arbor
In Washtenaw County Chancery at Ann Arbor the case of Thomas W. Rickard vs June Helen Rickard requires the defendant to appear within three months from publication or face judgment. The notice lists attorneys Dorothy L. Bulbick and Lee N. Brown, with publication dates Feb 25 and March 4 25 April 1 2.
Divine Services and Sunday School at Local Church
Pastor M. C. Phillipp leads Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Phillipp
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Judd
Hammond District
Mabel Needham
E. O. Stimpson
Claude Gilbert
Faust
Andrew Girbach
Frank McCalla
Mary Lewis
Ralph Hammond
Gerald Miller
Charles Miller
Vanetta Carr
Edwards Brothers
BH. Oo. Stimpson
Louise ‘Tower
Glen Gordon
Ardis Heininger
Lawrence Blum
Tecumseh
Robert Hammond
Edward Sneary
Tipton
BE. M. Gilbert
Harold Holcomb
Bond Falls
Ontonagon
Upper Peninsula
State Conservation Commission
A-M
U.S. Treasury Department
Macon
West Saline
Observer
Chancery Notice
Fox de Luxe Brwg. Co
Grand Rapids
Kroger
Kroger's Country Club
Kroger’s Country
Ger
Avondale
San
Ed Fryjpy
BAY Country Club
Kroger’s
Dezen
Guaranteed Brands
Chancery
Geo
We Sample
Tea
Dorothy L. Bulbick
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Ypsilanti Savings Bank Bldg
St. John’s Lath
Church
Bridgewater
Bill
Chris
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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