Michigan Old Age Pensions Move Inches Toward $40
Townsend movement fuels debate in Lansing as House nearly votes to raise monthly pensions from 30 to 40 dollars for seniors over 65 with low property values. Lt. Gov. Van Wagoner and Rep. Ate Dykstra spearhead effort amid state budget strains and competing education needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Hceuse of Representatives
Ate Dykstra
Grand Rapids
California
Colorado
Dykstra
van Wagoner
State Welfare Commission
Michigan
Welfare Board
United States
House of Representatives
George E. Carrothers
University of Michigan
Local Social Happenings Highlight Macon Area Visits
Macon residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Detroit Ypsilanti Jackson and Adrian over the weekend. Attendees included the Heilmans Bran deans and Halladay Nelsons with gatherings at Romulus Ypsilanti and Sand Creek areas. A church meeting in Medina and a ceremony in Palmyra were noted along with missionary talk by Mary Murray at Tuc son Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Heilman
Ed. Brandean
Detroit
Hattie Robison
W. H. McClellan
Utica
Mattie Harring
Ivadell Sones
Clara Hendershot
C. O. Bailey
Buhl Hawker
Romulus
Edward Kasno
Macon
Ida Thayer
Albert Thayer
Ypsilanti
Ray McCollum
Herman Skurnee
Britton
Ray Gilmore
Herbert Gilmore
Ypsilanti State Hospita
Zella Nichols
Tom
Bert Creger
Ann Arbor
Leo
C. O. Baily
George Humphrey
Palmyra
F. J
Adrian
E. W. Payne
H F Moore
Delmar Bruder
Cherry Hill
Richard Collins
Roy Robison
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Will Pennington
P. ‘K. Morgan
Plymouth
William Morgan
Roy McCollum
Arthur Rich
Spring Arbor
George Squires
Durand
Mary Murray
Tucson
Arizona
Joe Horvath
Tecumseh Hospital
R. GC. Pennington
Kenneth Frost
Elwyn Bugbee
Paul Holmes
Tecumseh
Clinton
Shaw School News Easter Decor and Classroom Projects
The Shaw School notes Easter decorations with lilies and bunnies on the blackboard and plant slips growing along the window sill. Students Darlene and Jean Klumpp earned perfect count tests, while 100 percent school representation is expected at the music festival with Lois Schnirring Betty Schnirring Donald Miller and Donna Stoddard performing. A student project creates play money and groceries as arithmetic aids, plus bird charts and a silkworm cocoon. teacher Mrs Gardner will attend the Ann Arbor teachers institute.
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Mildred Robinson
Darlene
Jean Klumpp
Donald Miller
Lois
Betty Schnirring
Donna Stoddard
Gardner
Teachers Institute
Ann Arbor
Local Move and Visit Notes From Central York Area
Floyd Kellar family moves near Jackson while Beulah Sanders visits Wayne and Ypsilanti. Mrs. Alger Allison spends Monday with Rena Sanders. James Coryelle buys Willow road farm and moves in. Knerr farm sold to Willoughby of Ypsilanti. Mary Murray heads to Williamson Arizona with new auto. Wirths relocate from mother’s farm to Van Winkle house. Dan Murray and son visit Hattie Murray. Allison home hosts Calfers and Mary Murray.
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Floyd Kellar
Jackson
Beulah Sanders
Wayne
Ypsilanti
Alger Allison
Rena Sanders
Russell Finch
Hattie Murray
James Coryelle
Willow Road
Knerr
Willoughby
Willoghby
Mary Murray
Williamson
Arizona
James Wirth
van Winkle
Dan Murray
Ridge Road
Caliers
Allison
Grant Allison
Willis Road
Carlton Murray
Publication Order for Twelfth Account of Trustee
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders publication of the Twelfth Annual account of The Detroit Trust Company as trustee for Edward A Hauser deceased. A hearing is set for April 23 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Public notice to be printed in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Edward A. Hauser
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Saline Observer
Probate hearing order for Washtenaw estate claims
The court in Ann Arbor appointed May 12 1941 at ten o'clock for creditors to present claims against the deceased Laura E Schaible. Public notice to run three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presiding with March 13 20 and 27 dates.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Laura E. Schaible
Saline Observer
Michigan
Annn Arbor
Jay Gray
Alfréd Daniels
Saline Michigan to hold general election April 7 1941
Notice to qualified electors that a biennial general election will be held in Saline Michigan on Monday April 7 1941 at City Hall for state officers two university regents superintendent of public instruction two members of the state board of education two members of the state board of agriculture and a state highway commissioner to fill vacancies. Voters will also choose two Supreme Court justices or circuit judges and decide two constitutional amendment propositions relating to petitions for amendments and initiative and referendum petitions. Polls open 7 a m to 8 p m with potential local adjustments. city clerk Lottie Wallace signs the notice.
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Saline
State of Michigan
City
South
Ann Arbor St
University
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Hducation
State Board of Agriculture
State Highway Commissioner
Supreme Court
Board of Inspectors of Election
Lottie Wallace
State of
Michigan
Hertier’s Hall
Saline Township
Board of Review
Justice of the Peace
State Board of Education
Marth Jr
Lester A. Hanson
Lodi
Probate Court Notice and Election Schedule Details
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor sets May 19 1941 as the claim deadline for Alfred Daniels estate with examination at ten in the forenoon. A general township election is scheduled for April 7 1941 in Saline Township with officers to be elected and education board members listed.
Notice Relative to Opening and Closing of the Polls
Notice is hereby given that a General Election will be held in the Township of Lodi Michigan on Tuesday in November. Polls open at 7 a m and close at 6 p m. Township Hall will house election officers including constables and a commissioner for the term ending. The notice outlines petitions regulation and penalties for fictitious or forged names. Mark Sweetland is the Township Clerk.
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Lodi
Lishigan
Notice of Change of Name for Crawford Dusten Family
An adult in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan seeks to change his name and that of his wife and children. On April 19 at noon in the Probate Court he will apply to change Crawford Dusten to James Crawford Wynn and the family names to Wynn. The applicant signs Crawford Dusten in Ann Arbor March 12, 1941 with notices dated March 20 27 and April 3.
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Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Michigan
Crawford Dusten
Marion Lucille Dusten
Leigh
Allen Dusten
Brenda Arlene Dusten
James Crawford Wynn
Marion Lucille Wynn
Leigh Allen Wynn
Brenda Arlene Wynn
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America
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Shaw School News
Central York
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Saiine Observer Office
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Mark Sweetland
Extension Service
EQC
Michigan Associated Telephone Company
Ea Heth
Daringiahpty Orticultural Society
Jey
Elmer J. Steer
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