Central York notes and local gatherings
William Rutocsky lost a horse recently in Central York. Nearby residents report good success with newly purchased chicks. Joseph Sweeney Jr and Sr, Raymond Sweeney, and George Buler of Detroit are visiting. Edith and Emmett Bailey attended a surprise party on Ridge road. Oak Grove P T A plans a meeting and 4 H clubs will exhibit with school band and choir. Richard Herter has scarlet fever. Oak Grove P T A served lunches at the Jewell auction Tuesday. Mrs. George Skittenheim is seriously ill in Ann Arbor hospital. Jack Sweeney of Toledo and Henry Murray of Ann Arbor visited. Tracy LeBaron called on his uncle John Gooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rutocsky
Joseph Sweeney, Jr
Raymond Sweeney
George Buler
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Edith
Emmett Bailey
Walthers
Ridge Road
Oak Grove P. T. A
Richard Herter
Jewell
George Skittenheim
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Jack Sweeney
Toledo Ohio
Henry Murray
Murray
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
John Gooding
BE. M. Gilbert
John Boettger
Belleville
Lena Gordon
E. M. Gilbert
Leo Squires
Jesse Lindsay
Adrian
Robert Hammond
Chester Richard
Holloway
Libbie Hamlin
Mildred
EH. O. Stimpson
George Eberle
Hazel Horton
Faye Marie
Bedford
Kenneth Gordon
John Stimpson
Berkley
Julia Gordon
EB. O. Stimpson
Claude Gilbert
Andrew Goodin
Lady Friend
Rockwood
Hovey Needham
Saline Valley Farms Hall
Mallory
Leonard Clark
Robert
Love
Baby
Saline
Alpena
Adrian Elisman
E. J. Forsythe
Minnie Hammond
Dick Kleinschmidt
Glennis Gordon
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Gordon
John Taylor
the Ridge
Glen Gordon
Harold Hammond
Faul Hammond
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
Mable Vaness
Harold Spavin
Joan Kay
Farm Bureau
Lincoln Consolidated School
Ernest Gleason
George Klager
Packard Road
Rex Gleason
Allen Wise
Educational Science Institute
Ypsilanti
Walter Graf
H. B. Sarvey
R. G. Sage
Charles Gorton
Marie Hendershot
Byron
Alta Shoaff
Clifford Tingley
J. W. Howell
Mar
Alien Wise
Wiley Wise
Winston Hill
Jackson
Almon Rutler
Samuel Haas
Perle Glazer
Blissfield
F. J. Day
Clayton Bigelow
Fremont
Gertrude Powers
Manuel Wise
West Branch
Agnes Johnson
William Thomas
Dewey Thomas
Kenneth Pennington
S. .B. Bennett
Kingston
Tenn
Fred Able
Roscoe Parker
Dearborn
Casper. Michelson
Myrl Draper
Leona Avery
Sidney Hathaway
Ralph Avery
Pierre Hawley
Ridgeway
Will Pennington
Louis Pennington
Anna Pennington
Thelma
Broder
E. W. Payne
Ray Hendershot
Frank Gilmore
Beth Shaw
Parma
Ray Gilmore
Bonita White
Onsted
Virginia Pennington
John Schoolmaster
Weston
Marvin DuBois
John Crittenden
Marion
Glen Crittenden
Louis Downing
Somerset Center
Harry Williams
Will O’reiley
Mary Alice
Toledo
Margaret Miller
Clara Hendershot
Nathan Nylan
Derry
N. E
Ida, van Valkenberg
Hattie Robinson
Stephen Hasted
Tlisa Osborn
Sam Lyons
Leslie
Lilla Schaffer
Utica
Mattie Harp
Floyd Spence
Floyd Wanty
Milan
Mr. Wanty
Mis
Ellen Gooding
Local Snaps and Notices From Hammond District
A Mead of social calls fills Hammond district pages with visits among Gilbert and Gordon families, Crosswell and Ann Arbor connections, and a Red Cross meeting at Mrs. Walter Gordon s home. Community birthdays, weddings, farm moves, and a public health note anchor a long roster of neighboring households and events.
Community gatherings honor Ralph Hammond on 64th birthday
Nearby residents hosted a Saturday evening party for Ralph Hammond’s 64th birthday with 45 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gordon won first prizes, Mrs. Harold Hammond and Elmer Stimpson received consolation prizes. A potluck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mryland
Herman
Mehler
Robert “Hamm
Ralph Hammond
Glen Gordon
Harold Hammond
Elmer Stimpson
Seven Deadly Sins Politics Without Principle and Wealth
A fragmented editorial notice critiques leaders and ethics, naming Terneres SE Stanley Jones and warning of greed and lack of virtue in public life. It contrasts wealth with labor, pleasure with conscience, knowledge with character, business with morality, and worship with sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morai
Terneres
Stanley Jones
Dorney v Dorney Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County
Michigan Circuit Court in Ann Arbor issues order in Harold H. Dorney vs Florence House Dorney. Defendant must enter appearance within three months or default judgment may be entered. Publication to run in Saline Observer starting February 21 1938 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
State OF Michigan
Circuit Court
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Harold H. Dorney
Florence House Dorney
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Meeting of Commissioners on Claims for Estate of Wheelock
Probate court appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against Arthur G Wheelock deceased Four months from February 10 1938 creditors may present claims The commissioners will meet at Roscoe O Bonisteel law office Ann Arbor Michigan on April 18 1938 and June 18 1938 at 10 00 am for claim examination and adjustment in Ann Arbor Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Michigan
Washtenaw
Arthur G. Wheelock
Roscoe O. Bonisteel
Wolverine Building
Ann Arbor
Order for Publication Probate of Will
Michigan probate court in Saline sets hearing for Leander I. LeBaron will. W A Austin seeks admission of will and estate administration. hearing scheduled for the 30th at 10 A M with publication of this order in The Saline Observer for three weeks. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
W. A. Austin
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Notice of Probate Court Meeting in Saline Michigan
The Probate Court of Michigan Saline announces four months from February 28 1938 for creditors to present claims regarding George J Theurer deceased. A meeting to examine and adjust claims will be held at The Citizens Bank Saline on May 5 1938 and July 5 1938 at ten in the forenoon. Commissioners Holmes and others sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Senate
George J
Citizens Bank
Saline
Michigan
A. D
Ann Arbor
K. D
Holmes
Saline Township Registration Notice Sets 1938 Dates
Township Clerk Lester Hanson announces registration opportunities for Saline Township voters. The notice lists allowable registration days and times ahead of the next election, with deadlines and home visit details for March 1938, and reviews of registration and reregistration procedures under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
State of
Michigan
No-Verson
Lester Hanson
Tony
Lodi Township Registration and Election Notices
A compilation of township notices from Lodi Michigan outlining registration rules for the April 4 1938 township election and upcoming registration review days March 15 and March 26. Includes probate court items from Ann Arbor and Saline Observer publication dates March 10 17 and 24 1838.
Detroit Edison’s Rural Electrification Expansion Through 1937
Detroit Edison detail its rural service growth from 1927 to 1937, noting 1 338 miles of lines serving 5 000 farm families by 1927, an intensive 1928 expansion, and 87 8 percent of farms in its old territory with electric service by 1937. The Thumb region, starting 1935, shows rapid farm-line growth and tripled farm service in two years.
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Etroit Edison
Detroit
Detroit Edison Company
Detroit Edison
U.S.A
Macomb County
Michigan
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