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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
7
The Evangelical and Reformed St James Church led by Pastor Frederick H Engelsdorffr holds a 10:00 morning worship with the sermon Jesus Hastens to Meet His Captors and the chancel choir performs Fear Not I Am With Thee by Will Foster. The junior choir also sings. Sunday school meets at 11:15 a.m. Chancel choir rehearsal Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
H L Engle pastor leads 10 a m divine service and 11 a m Sunday school at Trinity Lutheran. An 8 p m special Lenten service features Rev A G Wacker of Seio preaching. Both choirs rehearse Thursday evening.
Divine worship at 10 with youth choir and Lutkin anthem. Sermon The Meaning of Cal vary. Church school at 11. Youth Fellowship at 7 30. United Lenten service 8 at Federated church. Monday Get Acquainted class monthly meeting. Wednesday midweek service 7 30. Thursday choir rehearsal at
The Washtenaw County Brotherhood will gather at the Salvation Army in Ann Arbor at 4 30 p m on Sunday March 16. Reverend William H Skentt bury of Chelsea Congregational church will speak in the afternoon and Lt Col T M Larson of Detroit will preach at 7 30 pm. Let your church be the center of your church work but not its circumference. Come and fellowship.
Saline items report a car theft scare last Thursday in Ypsilanti, later found safe in a Wayne garage minus tires tools and books. Also notes social visits from Ann Arbor residents, a move to a farm, and George Burkhart's loan of Saline Observer’s first issue from 1873. A bandit sentence and Kroger robber remorse are mentioned alongside bowling leaders and coal prize hints. Also a clothing care tip appears about ironing with Turkish towel heat.
State of Michigan Probate Court in Washtenaw County issues a legal notice in 1952 regarding the estate of Matilda Wheeler Deceased. The Feb 20 session before Judge Jay H Payne confirms procedures for presenting claims and related probate actions.
The court orders creditors to file written sworn claims by April 24 1952 at 10 am with Grace Stierle fiduciary at Saline Michigan for examination and adjustment of all claims and for adjudication of heirs at law. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks prior.
Judicial notice printed in the Saline Observer cites Jay H. Payne as Judge of Probate. William R. Stagg, Register of Probate, and Stanton G. Roesch, Attorney, Saline, Michigan. Dated 3/13.
Time and place set for receipt examination and adjustment of all claims against the deceased Louise E. Schroen. Interested parties must file written sworn claims by April 21, 1952, at 10 a.m. with George H. Wood as fiduciary, 102 Maple Ave Saline Michigan, with service by registered mail or personal delivery. Hearing details listed in The Saline Observer. Jay H. Payne Judge of Probate. William R. Stage Register of Probate. Feb 28 April 6-13
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