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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
8
Township of Lodi Michigan announces registration under Michigan law. Clerk H A Ghnsley will accept registrations personally on March 12 1935 and March 23 1935 at home reviewing and reregistering qualified electors who are actual precinct residents eligible to vote, with exceptions for certain periods before elections.
Mortgage default leads to public auction of Lot 4 in Hamilton Rose and Sheehan additions Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. Sale set for May 18 1985 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House. Assignee Catherine I Smith survivor of Andrew F Smith mortgagee attorney W E Van Ameringen.
Mortgage foreclosure notices recount default on multiple loans in Washtenaw County Michigan. The 1923 mortgage by Wiedmayer spouses and Wiedmayer to Kohler is slated for sale April 8 at the Ann Arbor courthouse. Additional notices cover a 1911 mortgage on Dexter Township land, assigned through 1952 to Beatrice E. Zabel, with sale set for June 28, 1935, at ten in the forenoon. A Dexter incident reports Joseph Schaffer killed in a fog bound crash on Sharon Hollow road.
A long read of student reports covers sociology and physics lessons, field trips, and English punctuation. Ninth and eighth grade writers reflect on history topics, Latin tests, and a Panama Canal unit. Lower grades describe art, theater, and a toy store project with math practice.
A quirky local column notes Eldean Betz and Esther Gross signing a future-life paper and hints at a bright spot in athletic photos. It mentions the twelfth grade trip to the Ypsilanti State hospital and teases upcoming senior class ambitions and farmer-like jokes, with character sketches of Marie Sisson, Charles Collins, and Betty Clay.
Mrs Luella Parsons taught fancy party sandwiches including roll and log cabin styles. Three Camp Fire girls Lou Evelyn Bowen Betty King and Ruth Lee prepared a luncheon for the senior group featuring goulash hot rolls pickles cocoa peaches and cream and a chocolate cake by Ruth Lee.
Central York reports a series of visits and gatherings across Ann Arbor Milan Saline and Ypsilanti. Notable mentions include John Dicks Sr visiting Ann Arbor and Electa Murray staying with relatives in Michigan. Local church and friendship events are noted along with several callers to the Gooding and Bailey households.
Neighborhood notes list a Salem party goers and visits by Mrs. Raymond Riges Mrs. Mitchell and others. The P T A plans a box social at the school house Friday March 29 with men in charge.
Mrs. Herman Mehler visited Ann Arbor. Detroit visitors included O. S. Evans and Albert Cross. Ypsilanti and Milan residents traveled for visits. Britton and Milford were hosts to several couples. A shower for Veil Sand occurred at Albert Cross home with a potluck supper and many gifts.
Macon residents note illnesses and hospital visits while friends and relatives hosted gatherings Sunday in Peters burg Dundee Ypsilanti Adrian and Tecumseh The column records pleurisy illness of John Fisher in River Rouge hospital visits by the Craig and Pennington families and numerous calls at several homes plus a Toledo visit by Grace Chesebrow and a weekend stay by Edwin Howell in Ann Arbor
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court Judge Jay G. Pray sets April 9 1935 at 10 am for hearing Arthur G. Wood petition to administer Clara J. Wood estate. Public notice to appear in The Saline Observer three consecutive weekly issues. Nora C. Borgert Register of Probate. March 14 21 28 1938.
St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater lists Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month All welcome.
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