Saline City Registration Notice for Biennial Spring Election
Public notice from Saline City Michigan outlining registration rules for the biennial spring election on April 5 1943. It explains eligible registration times from 8 am to 8 pm with limitations between the twentieth day before election and election day. It covers ordinary and absentee registration by affidavit and oath, penalties for perjury, and identifies Lottie Wallace as City Clerk dated March 1 1943.
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Saline City
Mienday
State of Michigan
Michigan
Lottie Wallace
Reeuler
Met
Lester Hanson
Saline Township Registration Notice 1943
Saline Township in Michigan announces registration rules for the April 5 1943 spring election. The township clerk will register voters in person on eligible days except Sundays and holidays with limits around election dates. Details cover general and absentee registration, residency requirements, and penalties for false statements.
Red Cross Seeks 125 Million for Wartime Program
Washington report says the American Red Cross will launch its 1943 War Fund appeal for 125 million dollars on March 1 under Norman H. Davis. Most funds will aid armed forces, their families, and civilian relief, with extensive overseas clubs, hospital programs, field directors, and a 4 million pint blood plasma effort.
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Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
Red Cross
Davis
Roosevelt
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
The
Army
Navy
Tangerine Marmalade Makes 9 6-Ounce Glasses
Recipe for tangerine marmalade yields nine 6 ounce jars. Instructions detail peeling, shredding rind, cooking with water and soda, then adding diced fruit and juice to cooked rind and simmering before mixing with prepared fruit and sugar to finish.
War Bonds and War Efforts lift Homefront Spirits
Amid wartime appeals, women are urged to invest in War Bonds to support troops and domestic industry. The message links thrift at home to victory and postwar jobs, while a separate note mentions a Michigan essay contest offering cash prizes to Black students for tuberculosis awareness, with details from the Michigan Tuberculosis Association.
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Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Lansng
Order Appointing THO For Haring Claims Washtenaw
Probate Court of Washtenaw County schedules filing deadlines for creditors in the Amelia Wagner estate. Claims must be presented by May 19, 1948, at ten in the forenoon at the Ann Arbor Probate Office for examination and adjustment. Judge Jay G. Pray signs the order.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Amelia Wagner
Emilie Wagner
Dow
Lima Observer
Jay G
Revy
Maren
Mooreville News Briefs Include Births Visits and Spelling Bee
Wilfred Schwartz has amps. Mr and Mrs Maurice Draper and son of Ypsilanti visited his parents Mr and Mrs Burt Draper. A daughter weighing 10 pounds 1 1/2 ounces was born Wednesday March 3 to Mr and Mrs Curtis Anderson at Mercy hospital Monroe. Circle No 5 Milan Methodist church held a dinner and sewing meeting at Mrs Donald Contin home. Mooreville grammar room held annual grade spelling bee with winners Loyola Kanitz Clara Currier Duane Anderson Virginia Gawron.
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Wilfred Schwartz
Maurice Draper
Ypsilanti
Burt Draper
Curtis Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Monroe
Loyal Kanitz
Louis Smith
Percy Craig
Circle No. 5
Milan Methodist Church
Donald Contin
Mooreville Grammar Room
Loyola Kanitz
Clara Currier
Duane Anderson
Virginia Gawron
Local social notes from Macon township and nearby communities
Macon S B Holtz of Parma called in EH W Payne home Wednesday. Darwin and Mrs Harvey of Ridgeway moved into Mackey house. Ross and Mrs Biddle of Ypsilanti visited Ethel Lindsley. Addie Binns of Ypsilanti spent weekend with O Bailey. Harry Skinner couple spending months in St Petersburg Florida. Edward Miller returned from Detroit visit. Ralph Engiehout of Clinton, stationed in Washington state, called on Mr and Mrs Charles Bigelow. Roger Gillespie of Camp Murphy Florida visiting parents Clare Gillespie. Ration Book No 2 registration in Macon township reported 582. top can count 160. Russell Collins Jr now at Camp Farragut Idaho promoted to Seaman 2nd Class. Mr and Mrs David Trapplet visited East Lansing, Curtis Beachum hosts. Mrs Leslie Naugle and son Warren in Wayne. Mrs Robert Howell and children returned home. Mrs Sumner McCollum and Mrs Gertrude McCollum attended Irving Lindslay funeral in Fairgrove then stayed in Flint with Clifford Proctor.
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S. B. Holtz
Parma
EH. W. Payne
Darwin Harvey
Ridgeway
Mackey House
Ross Biddle
Ypsilanti
Ethel Lindsley
Addie Binns
O Baily
Harry Skinner
St. Petersburg
Florida
Edward Miller
Detroit
Serst
Ralph Engiehout
Clinton
Washington State
Charles Bigelow
Roger Gillespie
Camp Murphy
Fla
Clare Gillespie
Macon Township
Russell Collins, Jr
Camp Farragut
Idaho
Corp
David Trapplet
East Lansing
Curtis Beachum
Leslie Naugle
Warren
Wayne
Robert Howell
War Bonds urged to fund glider program for troops
Treasury calls on citizens to buy war bonds to support gliders used by air troops. It notes three types of gliders, their secret capacity, and prices about $19,000 each, urging investment of at least ten percent of income each payday to aid fighting men.
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Treasury Department
Central York Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Carlton Murray called on Mrs Edward Alber Monday. Mrs Bruce LeBaron was a supper guest of Mrs Clare Canine of Milan one night last week. Little Julia Bird has been in an Ann Arbor hospital threatened with mastoid but is now better. There was no school at Oak Grove Friday because of the illness of the teacher's husband, Mr Miller. Miss Electa Murray visited her sister Miss Mary Murray of Garden City for a weekend recently. Callers at the Allison home the past week were Mr Wells of near Ann Arbor, Mrs Cariton Murray, Misses Laura and Hattie Sanders, Mrs Hattie Murray and daughter Miss Electa, Mrs Ziva Onmilaley and Edward Alber.
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Carlton Murray
Edward Alber
Bruce LeBaron
Clare Canine
Milan
Julia Bird
Ann Arbor
Oak Grove
Miller
Electa Murray
Mary Murray
Garden City
Allison
Mr. Wells
Near
Cariton Murray
Laura
Hattie Sanders
Hattie Murray
Hlecta
Ziva Onmialey
Phone 100 People To Justify Ob Server Advertising
A columnist urges using Ob server advertising columns over direct calls, arguing that outreach through the columns reaches far more people at lower cost and with greater frequency than dialing a hundred individuals.
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Observer
Michigan Chancery Notice for Respondent Appearance
State court in Washtenaw County requires June Helen Rickard to appear within three months or face judgment. Publication will begin in The Saline Observer within two weeks. Dorothy L. Bulnick deputy clerk and attorney Lee N. Brown of Ypsilanti represent the plaintiff. Public notice dates: Feb 25 March 4 25 Apr 1 2.
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Helen Rickard
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Dorothy L. Bulbick
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Plaintif’s
Ypsilanti Savines Bank Bldg
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Stath OF
Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann Arbor
Arthur W. Jones
Hazel Jones
Geo. W. Sample
Tuella M. Smith
William W. Hamilton
Luella M. Smith
Jones v Jones civil case in Washtenaw County court
Statutory notice in Washtenaw County Circuit Court Chancery at Ann Arbor. Plaintiff Arthur W. Jones seeks judgment unless Hazel Jones appears within three months from this publication. Clerk Luella M. Smith notes publication dates February 25 and March 4 to 25.
Time Set to Hear Claims on Jacob Wisel Estate
Probate Court in Washtenaw County under Judge Jay G. Pray orders creditors to file claims for the estate of Jacob Wisel by May 10 1943. A public notice in Saline Observer will run for three weeks prior to the hearing at the Ann Arbor Probate Office.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Jacob Wisel
The
Saline Observer
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