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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
4
A detailed registration notice outlines dates and methods for registering to vote in Saline Washtenaw County Michigan. It covers personal registration, absentee by affidavit, and oaths, with deadlines marked March 16 1943 and general registration rules for the April 5 1943 election including poll opening times and eligible offices and amendments.
Several residents hosted relatives and friends from Ypsilanti Detroit and Adrian over the weekend. Notable events included the wedding of Dorothy Creger and Donald Graf at a private home with Rev C A Haneberge officiating and a 50th wedding anniversary for Revila Sage with 65 neighbors joining in.
Saline Township Michigan issues a registration notice to qualified electors under the Michigan Election Law. The Township Clerk will register any eligible voter who applies personally on non holiday days before elections.
Michigan Circuit Court in Washte naw County orders defendant to appear within three months in a chancery suit. Publication of the notice to commence within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Clerk and deputy clerk signatures with attorney contact in Ypsilanti.
Lois M. Catt files against Randolp B. Catt with motion by Lee N. Brown and appearance noted by Irene A. Seitz deputy clerk. Court records show entry in the Savings Bank Building docket 17-18. Trene A. Seitz deputy clerk confirms copy on file.
The note argues that calling 100 people is inefficient and promotes using Ob server advertising columns to reach many more at low cost. It states tuberculosis is contagious, not inherited, and mentions shells across the English Channel costing about 3,500 dollars.
Qualified electors in Saline are called to vote in the Biennial Spring Election at City Hall on South Ann Arbor Street. Voters elect a Highway Commissioner to fill a vacancy for a term ending June and township officers under the revised 1931 Election Law. Polls remain open until 8 o clock in the evening. Lottte Wallace.
Reading program updates and library purchases mark the month. Absences due to colds and flu rise at the school. Carl Whalin leaves as eighth grade student moved near Ypsilanti. February adds Naomi Faust Ruth Faust Betty Ann Martin to enrollment. Spelling bee winners are Elizabeth Gilbert and Alvena Runner. Visitors Jimmy Rhoades Ernie Mike Gilbert drop by. Early TB diagnosis and treatment aid recovery and limit spread.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County in Ann Arbor on February 25 1948 orders creditors to present claims for the estate of Jacob Wisel by May 11 1943. Public notice required in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior to the hearing with Judge Jay G Pray presiding.
Circuit Court for the County of Washtenaw in Chancery orders Hazel Jones to appear by a set deadline after publication in The Saline Observer. Attorney Lee N. Brown represents Arthur W. Jones with Iuella M. Smith as county clerk. Publication dates listed February 25 March 4 25 April 1.
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