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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
5
The text outlines payment rules for notices including 6c per line for cards and 5c per line for poetry, free publication for obituaries and marriages, per line rates for paid entertainments, and a minimum charge of 25 cents. It lists Myron Gallagher as Publisher Sim R Wilson as Assistant Esther Landwehr as Reporter.
St James Evangelical Lutheran Church announces divine services every Sunday at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 15 a m Rev C A Haneberg pastor welcomes all to Saline Township miles west of Saline on US 112.
Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. German service observed on the first Sunday each month. Pastor Philipp invites all to attend.
The Washtenaw County Chancery Court in Ann Arbor orders Eunice M. Tatum to enter appearance within three months or judgment by default may be entered. Publication of this notice runs biweekly in The Saline Observer at Saline, Michigan, from February 15 to March 29, 1945. The process is overseen by Circuit Judge Geo W Sample with Clerk Luella M Smith.
The Saline Observer to publish order in Wash tenaw County for three months from date hereof. Dora May Miller as plaintiff sues Lewis Frank Miller as defendant with motion by Lee N. Brown. George W. Sample, deputy clerk Irene A. Seitz attorney. March 1 29, April 5 12 45.
Plaintiffs seek Dessie Garner to enter appearance within three months in Michigan Circuit Court, Warren County. Defendant, resident of West Virginia Morgantown, may face confessed bill if no appearance. Notice dated Jan 22 1945 with clerks and attorney addresses. Election poll times disclosed by township clerk Ernest Girbach with 7 am to 8 pm voting window.
Notice to qualified electors of Saline Washtenaw County Michigan that a biennial spring election will occur Monday April 2 1945 at City Hall South Ann Arbor Street to vote for state officers two Regents of the University Superintendent of Public Instruction member of the State Board of Education two members of the State Board of Agriculture State Highway Commissioner two Justices of the Supreme Court and a proposed constitutional amendment increasing the district tax millage subject to the 3 percent limit with polls open until 8 p m Lottie Wallach City Clerk
To qualified electors of Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan the election will be held at Hertler's Hall Saline Township for the State Board of Agriculture and other non partisan offices. Voters will consider the following officers and issues as indicated in the notice.
In Washtenaw County Chancery Court at Ann Arbor on March 5 1945 Woodrow Goble plaintiff and Eva Goble defendant. The Latine Observer newspaper in Washtenaw County is named for publication. Attorney rooms 17-18 Savings Bank Building list dates March 8 29 April 5 19 1945 for publication.
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