Public Notice of Final Administration Account
Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor sets March 15, 1985, for examining and allowing the final administration account of John F. Josenhans estate and for hearing administrator C A Curtiss petition for residue distribution. Publication required in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Judge Jay G. Pray oversight. Nora O. Borgert records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
John F. Josenhans
C. A. Curtiss
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Ann Arbor Mortgage
Mortgage default leads to public auction of Lot 4 in Hamilton Rose and Sheehan's Addition Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. Sale set for May 18 1985 at 10:00 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House.
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Allan
Paton
Elizabeth T. Paton
Donald D. Duncanson
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Anh ‘Arter Savings Bank
State of
Register of Deeds
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Andrew F. Smith
Catherine Smith
Circuit Court
County of
Washtenaw
Catherine I. Smith
W. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Changes in Michigan corn hog plan outlined in 1935
John B. Wilson announces 1935 corn hog contracts at meetings in Flint Kalamazoo Lansing areas. The plan mirrors 1934 with voluntary signing, base reductions of 18–30 percent for corn and at least 10 percent hog reductions. Benefit payments 35 cents per bushel for corn and 15 dollars per head for hog reductions, with two installments and pro rata admin deductions.
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Michigan
John B. Wilson
AAA
Washington, D. C
Flint
Kalamazoo
Mast Lansing
Agricultural Adjjustment Administration
Prorata
Secretary of Agriculture
Don’t Throw It on the Dump Ad Promises Cash
A column urges readers not to discard old household items like chairs stoves tables and carpets. It promotes calling or visiting an office to learn how these items can fetch real money and hints at a framed advertisement approach.
Mortgage Sale Foreclosure on Washtenaw County Property
Mortgage foreclosures announced for the property in Lodi Township Washtenaw County Michigan. Peter Wiedmayer Dorothy Wiedmayer Aaron Wiedmayer Em ma Wiedmayer mortgagors against John Kohler Josephine Kohler. Sale set for April 8 at 10 a m at the southerly front door of the Ann Arbor Court House. Property includes southwest quarter of northwest quarter section 26 southeast quarter of northeast quarter section 27 and west half of east half of southeast quarter section 27 all in township 3 south range 5 east totaling about 120 acres more or less. Charles Bondie has since purchased and assumed the mortgage.
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Peter Wiedmayer
Dorothy Wiedmayer
Aaron Wiedmayer
Emma Wiedmayer
John Kohler
Josephine Kohler
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Lodi
Washtenaw
State of
Towit
Charles Bondie
School Activities Twelfth Grade Report Card Style
A comprehensive rundown of students across grades from ninth to twelfth. It covers English literature on Longfellow, American history graft notes, math and shorthand progress, and multiple grade level progress reports including assemblies, sports, hygiene, and nature study. Names and teachers appear throughout.
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Esther Gross
Renorcer
Longfellow
Evangeline
Hiawatha
Grace Wesley Hisele
Grant
Philadelphia
United States
Kmicely
Grace Grace Clark
Church
Martin Luther
Caesar
Doris Jean
Edna Zick
Katherine Cotton
Margaret
Merriman
Jeanette Clay
Betty Layher
Fred Gillen
Harlan Dicks
Helen Bredernitz
Wanda Irelan
Ruth Hartman
Wesley Steiner
Bobby Vaughn
Miss Sisson
Buetown
Grace
School News Roundup Highlights Student Reports
Ninth grade notes cover Latin declensions ballads and labor unions readings. Eighth grade reports discuss colonial life changes since 1800 and a six weeks test in science and math. Sixth through eighth grades describe Washington’s life, Dutch unit, toy store idea, and spelling success with class captains. First grade features student profiles and a spring picture project.
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Katy Lou Clay
Helen Lambarth
Jean Fosdick
Wns
Dorothy Lawrence
Mary Fern Irelan
Washington
Valley Forge
Dean Burkhardt
Billy Rogers
Billy
Dean
General Washington
Bulletin Board
Reading
Mr. Possum
Betsy Ross
Beverly Theomias
Warren Martin
John Layher
Edward Dieterie
Mary Caryl O'Neill
Marie Finch
Jean Hartman
Joseph McDaid
Elnora Springer
Arthur Meehn
Harold Clark
Joanne Levliet
Jack Vealey
Virginia Luckhardt
P. T. IA
Betty Mangus
Wayne
Hildegard Metzger
George Washington
Abraham, Lincoln
Christopher Columbus
Sara Barker
Marie Hartwig
Frederick Hartwig
Ralph Mehier
Birds of Death Valley Thrive Despite Harsh Desert
Death Valley in California hosts 131 bird species despite arid conditions and a harsh past. The region remains a notable spot for bird life and wildlife observers. Advertising rhetoric appears beside ecological notes in the fragment.
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Death Valley
California
Local Residents Attend Auctions and Visits in York Area
Central York residents share Monday visits with Miss Edith Bailey and Mrs. Anna Kelsey. Carlton Murray attends Koh ler auction near Macon while Mrs. Frank Barbour and Robert Hoprs visit Gooding home. Mrs. Alger Allison visits with Mrs. Anna Kelsey and Mrs. Jesse Bird. Ray Williams visits Friday with daughter and family. Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reckitt spend time with L. A. Bailey. Leslie Bailey and family visit Clarence Johnson in Saline township Sunday. Ann Arbor visitors include Mrs. John Gooding, Mrs. Alger Allison, and Carlton Murray. An auction at Wilson home on Textile road draws Carlton Murray and Alger Allison. York Baptist church hosts oyster supper at Mrs. Hattie Murray’s home Friday evening.
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Tiemi Laeno
Edith Bailey
Carlton Murray
Macon
Frank Barbour
Robert Hoprs
Gooding Home
Alger Allison
Anna, Kelsey
Jesse Bird
Ray Williams
Fred Reckitt
Detroit
L. A. Bailey
Leslie Bailey
Central Lodi Social Roundup
Local notes show calls and visits among residents. Lois Manor visits her sister while Norman Moore stays with his parents. Bert Moore hosts gatherings with Ralph, Barry Finch, and Erwin Gorning. Several visits tie to Kalmbach, Drake, and Finch families across nearby towns.
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Graz
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
William H. Murray
Natl Bk
Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank Building
Ypsilanti
Hileen Moehn
Melvin Schaefer
Madeline Leonard
Jean Parsons
Miss. Bowen
Hucksberry Firm
Lawrence McAllister
Mary Thomas
Dodge
Plymouth
Heininger
Elmer Steele
Trady
Phyllis Henderson
Virginia Lawrence
Viola Schaefer
Howard Schmid
Betty Schnirring
Betty Westrick
Edward Dieterle
Beverly Springer
Cary Underhill
Arthur Mcehn
Luella Alber
Supreme Court
Germany
Hitler
Helen Dunn
Hammond
Shaw
Judd
Eldean
Betz
Eldean Betz
Bridgewater
la- Tine
Old Ford
Gaspipe” Mann
Rubena Bredernit
Bena
Coid
Criskey
Ray Hunt
Glenn D. Knichly
Psi Normal
University of Michigan
Sonny Boy
Gleason School News
Central York
Nmictor Houghton
Bert Moore
Lois Manor
John Andress
Charles Schefffer
Freedom
Fred Kalmbach
Carl Cornell
Lewis Cornell
William Birkle
Theodore Steward
Willian Drake
Neightors
Henry Clark
Laverne
Walter Moore
Platt
Harold Finch
Marie
Roland Finch
Harry Finch
Chicago St
Tecumseh
Harper’s General Garage
Doxe and
Quaker State Oils
Dixie Gas
Chelsea
Coldwater
Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Klager’s Hatcheries
West Liberty Bridgewater
N. Monroe
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