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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
5
Social visits and a double christening take center stage with birthday festivities for Eleanor Grunewald and Delmar Richard Schrader, plus a theater party. Local election notices detail the April 2 biennial spring vote and poll hours, while probate records announce Katharina Hertler estate proceedings in Washtenaw County.
The circuit court at Ann Arbor orders defendant Eva Goble to appear within three months or default will be entered. Publication of the order will begin in The Saline Observer within Washtenaw County. The case is Woodrow Goble v Eva Goble with attorney Lee N Brown and Barbara Dowse as deputy clerk.
Last week residents hosted and visited, with Mr. and Mrs. Stimpson and Sally at the Stimpsons' Sunday dinner. Myra Saffell and Dorothy Goffe of Ann Arbor joined Walter Gordon's family for Sunday, while Robert Hammond visited Chester Richard in Hollway. Donald Heininger completed basic training at Great Lakes and is home on furlough. Carl Heininger hosted Arthur Woodard and daughter from Plymouth, with Eb Monroe and Carlene Heininger of Ypsilanti, Ardis Heininger of Milan, and Kerry Gordon of Dearborn attending. Little Louie Gilbert fell and broke his nose Friday night.
Central York reports Mrs Alger Allison visiting Mrs Bruce LeBaron and Mrs Mary LeBaron. Miss Heidith Bailey was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs W A Shull and Mrs Thomas. Tech Sgt Harold Bailey and family from Ann Arbor spent Friday night with the LeBaron and Bailey families. Harold, a former Saline boy, is on a 81 day furlough from the Arctic. Pfc John Thomas, previously listed as missing in December, is now declared killed in Germany. Emergency first aid kits are in use at all Michigan state parks.
Last week's notes from Saline General Hospital record a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ray Hunt on February 28. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Elvin Meyer on February 28. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Reuben Rausman of Milan on March 1. Annie Raines of Whittaker had an appendectomy on March 1. Clarence Levey and wife greet a son born March 3. Gene Gable and wife welcomed a son on March 1. Ralph Hanlon and wife of Milan announce a daughter born March 6. Mrs Orson Scholten and their young daughter returned home to Milan on Sunday.
The State of Michigan chancellery in Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor on January 28 1945 orders Eskle Wellman to enter his appearance by newspaper service in Ypsilanti Michigan. The notice cites Lucy L Wellman as plaintiff and Eskle Wellman as defendant with publication dates February 1 to February 22 1945.
State of Michigan circuit court in Washtenaw County cases Garner v Garner proceeding since October 17 1944. Defendant Dessie Garner is a resident of Morgantown West Virginia. Attorney Leonard E. Young requests order and the court grants appearance.
In the Washtenaw County Circuit Court at Ann Arbor on February 8 1945 Charles T Tatum sues Eunice M Tatum. On motion by plaintiff attorney Lee N Brown order to publish two newspapers in Saline Michigan between February 15 and March 29 1945 for service. Luella M Smith Clerk.
Washtenaw in Chancery sitting at Ann Arbor. Cora May Miller is plaintiff and Lewis Frank Miller is defendant. Weekly publication required in The Saline Observer. Ypsilanti attorney lists March 1 29 April 5 12 1945.
Probate court in Ann Arbor Michigan sets a claims deadline for the estate of Dieterle deceased. Creditors must file claims by May 7 1945 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office for examination and adjustment. Public notice to follow. Judge Jay G Pray presides.
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