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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
4
Cherry Rawlings enjoys a carefree Pasadena visit with Rebecca and Cherry’s friend Kelly in a campus picnic. a tense confrontation with Dora Marshbanks reveals a family scandal about Cherry’s lineage and a threat to end her stay at the house.
West Saline residents mark a 24th wedding anniversary. Guests from Ann Arbor visit for Sunday dinner. A 65th birthday for Mrs. Barbara Bauer prompts a small gathering and Red Cross support. Berkshire Breeders meet in East Lansing with a top sale price of 410 dollars paid by a California buyer. Housing and poultry house improvements appear at Victor Farms with local labor and tile work. Barred Rocks reflect rising costs and feed prices as egg production dips. The aphorism at the end notes the penalty for bigamy is two mothers-in-law.
Bruce LeBaron called at the Allison home on Tuesday. Mrs Alger Allison is ill with a hard cold and a touch of asthma. James LeBaron confined to bed with a cold and returned to school Monday. Joseph Sweeney had a tumor removed from his neck and has suffered a cold for a week. Subscribe for The Observer. Lin er ads get results.
Mrs Kemp hosted a call on Thursday. Amn Arbor guests Mr and Mrs Hobart Richards and Mr and Mrs Will Gallaher with son Billie visited Mr and Mrs D G Richards for Sunday supper. George F Richards and family also called in the evening.
Hammond District residents joined a Monday evening party at Saline Valley Farms. Pvt. Clifton Gilbert from Camp Ellis visited his parents. Mr and Mrs Hammond and Mrs Harold Hammond attended open house at the bomber plant. A. C. Miller and sons spent Sunday in Detroit visiting relatives of Harold Spavin and the Feldman family at Dearborn.
In Washtenaw County Chancery at Ann Arbor on February 28 1944 Judge George W Sample orders defendant William Hancox to appear within three months and publish notice in The Saline Observer starting two weeks from now. Plaintiff Alice Hancox represented by Lee N Brown. Ypsilanti Michigan.
The Cir Court of Michigan Sitting at Ann Arbor on March 6 1944 orders the defendant Virginia Farrara to enter her appearance in the case brought by Joseph Antonio Farrara and herself with plaintiff’s attorney listed Irene A Seitz deputy clerk and location Saline Observer Tenaw Circuit Judge.
At Saline General Hospital a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Faust on Thursday March 2. James Coury of Clinton underwent a tonsillectomy the Saturday and Alma Gomer of Milan had tonsils removed also Saturday. Carl Jacobs of Milan had tonsils removed Saturday. Dorothy Finch had an emergency appendectomy Saturday afternoon. Mrs Roy Bikimeyer and daughter returned home Saturday. Mrs Paul Remski of Bemis road had her appendix removed Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Henry Taylor near Manchester have a son born Tuesday March 7. Fred Brenson and Wilbur Cae remain at the hospital. Also a note on calcium and phosphorus in bones and teeth.
Dorothea Maxine Lewis sues Golden LaMarr Lewis in Washtenaw at Ann Arbor. Court publication periods set in Saline Observer with March 9 to 30 and April 6 to 20, 1944. Court official Luella M. Smith, County Clerk, notices filed in February 28, 1944.
The Cir Sitting at Ann Arbor on January 31 1944 orders Thelma L Blancett to appear per the motion of Lee N Brown in the Blancett v Blancett suit. A true copy directed to Rooms 17 18 Lav Bk Bldg with filing windows Feb 10 24 March 2 23 1944. Life is just one fool thing after another.
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