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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1937

Page

8

Across the rotten bridge Denison braves a shootout

Denison dashes over a broken bridge to catch cattle thieves and the man guiding them. Pardaloe aids as shots echo, signals fly, and a river of danger tests nerve on the night trail. The standoff ends with Denison confronting McCrossen amid a tense cattle drive.

Denison Bob Frying Pan Scott John Pardaloe QO. K Clubfoot Elong Pardalee Bill Bill Denison Fiider McCrossen Redstock Rebstock Willows McCrogsen McGrosgen

Village council approves westward extension petition

The village council in special session approved residents petition to extend the village limit west to include the Turner property and part of Beland land to allow four or five new homes this summer. William W. Benge former Milan businessman dies suddenly while wintering in Florida after a visit with old friends in Milan.

S. F. Turner Clare Beland Tecumseh Herald William W. Benge Milan Mrs. Benge Florida Mr. Benge

Notice of Hearing on Claims in Luckhardt Estate

Michigan probate court in Washtenaw County sets a claims period of four months from March 10 1937 for creditors of Fred Luckhardt deceased to file claims. Claims must be presented by July 17 1937 for examination and adjustment with hearings scheduled May 17 1937 and July 17 1937 at 10:00 a.m. in Ann Arbor. Judge Jay G Pray presides.

STATE Michigan Washtenaw Fred Luckhardt Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Probate State OF Michigan Jay G- Pray

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Pittsfield Township

Huron Valley Building and Savings Association declares default and will sell at public auction on May 1 1937 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the courthouse in Ann Arbor Michigan to recover 715.95 dollars plus costs. the property is Lot 38 in Springwater Subdivision No 1 in Pittsfield Township Washtenaw County described in the 1926 mortgage. Creditors list attorney fees and publication dates.

Rexford D. Starks Iane Starks Pittsfield Washtenaw County Michigan Huron Valley Building and Savings Association Michigan Corporation Ann Arbor Office of the Register of Deeds Cour House County of Washtenaw Ann Arbor Trust Bidg

Fifth Annual Trustee Account in Wash.tenaw County

The Fifth annual account of Emily Davenport estate Trustee, Detroit Trust Company, filed for allowance. The Probate Court of Washtenaw County appoints April 21, 1937, for examining and approving the account, with public notice to be run weekly in The Saline Observer for three weeks. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Emily Davenport Detroit Trust Company Detroit Michigan Saline Observer Nora 0. Borgert

Foreclosure Notice on 1929 Abbott Mortgage in Ann Arbor

Mortgagee Huron Valley Building and Savings Association forecloses on the Abbott mortgage in Washtenaw County. Principal $4,596.22 and interest $697.35 plus fees total $5,328.57, with sale set for June 19, 1937 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw Circuit Court building.

Observer and Path Finder Bargain Offer Sets Record Price

An Observer and Path finder offer claims top value at $1.80, asserting unmatched quality for the price. The notice markets the deal as a premier bargain in news service research and urges readers not to miss the offer.

Observer Pathfinder

Early Birds Predict Profitable Poultry Year Ahead

Poultry expert C G Card at Michigan State College says profits in 1937 depend on pullets laid by October to December. He warns hatch must occur by April for six month olds, noting rising stored poultry and feed costs. A spring ornamental horticulture conference at Michigan State College runs April 12 to 16 with labs and demonstrations.

C. G. Card Michigan State College Card Lansing C. E. Wilden R. W. Tenny

Biennial Spring Election Notice for City Officers

The notice announces a Biennial Spring Election in the city on Monday April 5 1937 at City Hall for state officers and education posts. Polls open 7 a.m. and close 6 p.m. EST with possible noon adjournment for one hour under local rules. City Clerk Lottie Wallace signs the notice dated March 15 1937.

Public Probate Notice for Louise Luckhardt Will

The Probate Office in Ann Arbor opens probate proceedings for the will of the deceased. Judge Jay G. Pray schedules a hearing for March 10, 1937 at ten in the morning. Publication of this order will appear in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.

Biennial Saline Township Spring Election Notice

The Saline Township announces a biennial spring election to be held at Hertler's Hall on April 5, 1937. Voters will choose township officers including supervisor clerk treasurer justice of the peace highway commissioner and constables. Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. under state provisions. Lester A. Hanson, Township Clerk.

Notice to creditors in estate of deceased in Ann Arbor

Four A. D. 1937 dates set for creditors to present claims against the deceased. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor by July 17, 1987. The court will hear claims May 17, 1937 and July 47, 1937 at 10 a.m. Judge Jay G. Pray presides.

Lodi Township Biennial Spring Election Notice

The township of Lodi in Washtenaw County Michigan holds a biennial spring election on April 5 1937 at the Town Hall for electing officers including superintendent of public instruction The notice explains poll opening hours may be adjusted by the board of inspectors and that polls will open at 7 00 a m and close at 5 00 p m for qualified electors present in line at 7 00 a m. Dated March 15 1937 H A Gensley Clerk

Supreme Court University Superintendent of Public Instruction State Board of Education State Board of Agriculture Board of Election Inspectors Lottie Wallace Washtenaw County Michigan Saline State of Michigan Hertler’s Hall Board of Review Board of Inspectors of Election Board of Election Lester A. Hanson Lodi the University H. A. Gensley Said Township

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Fran Fr. Spearman H. Spearmaz WNDU Horatio J. Abbott Florence S. Abbott Ann Arbor Building and Loan Association the Register of Deeds Court House City State Street Grove Packard) Street Grove Street W. E. van Ameringen Ann Arbor Trust Building Amn Arbor City of State of Said Louise Luckhardt Louise Luckhardt Nora. O. Borgert Saline Township Lodi Township
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