Classified Want Ads From The Saline Observer
Classified listings show real estate for sale rental notices and wares from Saline area. Ads include a three bedroom home in Saline Heights with frame and stone structure hardwood floors basement and garage and nearby real estate agent R J McCoy. welding supplies from Lodi Hardware. a growing family seeking a modest house near Saline Ann Arbor. June clover seed from Robert Dieterle. two electric hatcheries offered by A Gruszecky. local auction house Land Furniture Co with weekly auctions. custom slaughtering by Steer Bros Market. a thank you card from Julia England. a modern two bedroom rental seven miles west of Saline. Ford tricycle tractors advertised by Wiedman Tractor Sales. income tax help by Mrs William Phillips. correspondents wanted for Lodi York and Pittsfield towns. farmland rentals and land contracts available. home appliances including Frigidaire Maytag Whirlpool and RCA dealers. Milan service outlets for repairs.
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Saline Heights
Jet
R. J. McCoy Real Estate
Tecumseh
Michigan
Your Veterinarian Says Watch Those Calves
A veterinary guide stresses preventive calf care to reduce sickness and death. Proper birth handling and attentive early management prevent many calves from dying or becoming poor herd replacements. The article outlines several preventive measures to raise healthier calves and improve future herd prospects.
Probate Court Sets May 7 Claim Deadline for Hollis Estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on February 29 1956 Judge Jay H. Payne ordered all creditors of Franklin C. Hollis to file written sworn claims by May 7 1956 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Claims must be served on fiduciary Wilma O Niethammer 6940 Ann Arbor Rd Saline. Publication of notice to occur weekly for three weeks in Saline Observer. Also to determine heirs at law.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay H. Payne
Franklin C. Hollis
Frank C. Hollis
Wilma O. Niethammer
Saline
Michigan
Saline Observer
H. Payne
Pierce v Pierce suit orders nonresident defendant to answer
In Washtenaw County Chancery a case against Robert E. Pierce by Ruth A. Pierce orders entry of appearance within three months due to nonresidency and lack of known Michigan address. The bill may be confessed if no appearance is entered. Judge James R. Breakey Jr. issued the order on January 16, 1956 with attorney John P. Keusch representing the plaintiff.
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Robert E. Pierce
Michigan
Seever Street
Springfield
Ohio
John P. Keusen
James R. Breakey, Jr
John P. Keusch
Chelsea
Taxpayers Special Notice on 1956 Assessed Valuation
The 1956 assessment is being completed and taxpayers whose assessment changed from 1955 will be notified by mail. The assessment roll will be open for inspection the week of March 12 for written complaints to the City Clerk. The Board of Review meets Monday March 19 to review the roll and consider complaints. E. J. Muir, City Clerk.
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Board of Review
E. J. Muir
Sunday church services list across multiple congregations
The notice enumerates service times and leaders for Federated Church Bethel Church Trinity Lutheran St Andrew's Catholic St James Evangelical St Paul's St John Lutheran and related Sunday School and youth programs with times from 9:45 to 11:60 A M and later evening sessions.
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Frank F. Benish
John Livingstone
Trinity Lutheran
H. L. Engel
Bible School
ST. ANDREW'S CATHOLIC+ CHURCH
Lewis Ellis
Detroit Edison starts world’s most powerful turbine generator
The River Rouge Power Plant began producing electricity as Charles T. Fisher Jr. started the turbine in a turn over ceremony. The first generator adds 26 000 kilowatts to Southeastern Michigan, part of a three unit Rouge plan to finish by late next year.
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Detroit Edison
River Rouge
Charles T. Fisher, Jr
Edison
Rouge
Detroit
Michigan
Trenton Channel
Delray
Conners Creek
St. Clair
Marysville
Michigan Territory
Cisler
Safety In Savings Bonds Still Strong Investment
The article extols Series E and United States Savings Bonds as safe, sound investments for small savers. It notes 50 million Americans own 40 billion dollars in bonds, advocates regular small contributions, and highlights protection against inflation, tax considerations, and long term value.
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America
Treasury Department
United States
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