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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
2
The Washtenaw County Probate Court fixes time for claims and next steps in the estate of Leonard H. Hutzel, deceased. Judge John W. ATLIN presides at the February session noting appointment procedures and deadlines for claimants.
Probate judge orders all creditors to file sworn claims for estate of deceased by May 14 1958 at 9 30 am at the Saline Probate Office with notice in the Saline Observer. Fiduciary A R Burkhardt to receive serve and determine heirs at law. copy published weekly for three weeks. The Federal Government could pay off the national debt by collecting about 1600 from every person.
Nora Walker Hieber, as trustee, filed the fifth annual account for the John Frederick Walker estate. Judge John W. Conlin orders March 26 1958 at 9 30 am in the probate office for examination and allowance and directs publication in the Saline Observer for three weeks prior to the hearing.
State of Michigan Washte naw Probate Court fixes time for claims against Henry A Schroen a/k/a Henry Adam Schroen and Adam Henry Schroen deceased. Hearing to receive examine and adjust all claims and determine heirs at law. Claims due by May 14 1958 to fiduciary George E Wood at 110 Maple Saline Michigan. notice to publish weekly for three weeks in Saline Observer.
A year ago Cone grain elevators burned causing $206 000 damage and six area fire departments saved the company office. In Saline district sports, Rough Riders won a district title over Saline Roosevelt High 48 to 44 at Ann Arbor High. Also, Saline Stree Club elected Neil Haarer as president with officers Gutenther Fedcout Weber and Hagen as advisor.
Mr and Mrs Chauncey Fitzgerald and children visited his parents Mr and Mrs S A Fitzgerald Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Nissly of Ypsilanti were guests at Emma Nissly and W F Zelere’s home. Saline remains a strong stock market with buyers and shippers. hay grain and timber support town life. The piece notes changes in small town newspapers during homebound times and mentions a sister's death and burial of Mrs Davis in Olivet. River bed water levels rise for the first time in years report by W D Mead.
Luella Nang, administrator of the Valentine Mang estate, announces a public auction on Saturday March 14 at 1 o clock consigning a light wagon top buggy cutter Oliver plow single cultivator wheel barrel harness and a quantity of small tools. Ann Arbor reports high water levels and local jurors are named for area townships with several residents listed for duties.
The Park and Recreation Commission, led by Chairman Gerald Coe, reviewed last year’s program and outlined plans for an expanded summer program. Tom Johnson continues as recreational director, and leaders for activities will be recruited pending commission approval. The baseball program, swimming, and arts crafts will continue with citizen participation as before. Schedules and budgets await the next meeting and public notice.
Personal notes from Saline report Pegty Flock recovering from flu and leaving her reporter desk this week. The Saline Amateur Mechanics met at the high school ag room for their fourth lesson in the ten lesson course. Local residents share family visits, a deer collision damaged a car near Charlotte, and several illness updates from Ida Groeb and Mary Burg.
The record lists numerous traffic violations from March 3 to March 11 spanning Detroit Adrian Saginaw Ann Arbor and surrounding areas. Offenders faced fines from 5.00 to 20.00 with several cases for speeding in 25 and 35 mile zones and one no operator’s license.
Robert C Tower of 191 By St Saline involved in a Sunday 3 40 p m collision on Main along North Ann Arbor St. His sister Sharon Sue Tower 9 was injured and hospitalized at St Joseph Hospital. Meadows of 331 W Cortland Jackson Mich drove north. Tower was southbound. Both cars sustained damage estimated 300 and 309 dollars. A ticket issued for failing to yield right of way. Act investigated by Sheriff Department Levliet Prince Earl Kirby.
Calvin, Wolf and Frank Kibler have rented the McKinnon building and will open a grocery there next Thursday. The three boys are well known in the area and will stock a full assortment for customers.
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