House and farm items for sale in Saline area
Various local sale notices list a Saline west side house with two bedrooms and large lot, plus immediate possession and possible business use. Also piano, space heater, 100 yearling Incro hybrid Leghorn hens, strawberry plants, asparagus, raspberry plants from Raisin Valley Orchard. Other items include a Westinghouse 7 cu ft refrigerator, two acres near Saline with unfinished house, several hay and grain lots, pony outfit and buggy, and hay for sale from A C Lange and Bob Morton.
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Saline West Side
Wanted: Take Over Low Payment Spinet Piano
Advertises a responsible party to assume low monthly payments on a spinet piano available in the vicinity. Credits manager at Post Office Box 81 in Greenville Michigan invites inquiries from interested buyers.
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Greenville
Michigan
Saline City Dump location debate and council actions
April 23 1956 special council meeting discusses Monroe Street residents disapproval of the Saline dump site. Mayor Leutheuser names committee to find alternatives. Water system report reviewed and bids planned for May 21. Purchases include a 7 cu ft refrigerator for disposal and a 21? Parkhound mower with trade-in. Building permits issued for a $21000 residence and a $1400 garage. City streets engineering work awarded to Albert Knowles for 1956 with surveying and quiet title actions outlined.
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Spl
V. Reesch
Saline City
Monroe St
Leutheuser
Chrmn
Little
Wolfin
Arthur Hagen
Lamar Schmid
Albert & Knowles Cons
Mich
Dept of Health
Lansing
S.ann Arbor St
Int
Robison- Johnson Co
Alfred Walker— Mills
Ralph Bowen
Wheeler Court
Chas. Gomes & Wm. Ternes
L.z.still
Y. Roesch
L. Z
Albert Knowles
Ann Arbor St
Hall St
Knowles
Roesch
Die Makers and help wanted notices in local classifieds
Classified items include job ads for journeymen die makers at Republic Die & Tool Co Wayne Michigan and a cook housekeeper needed in Ann Arbor. Also farm news submissions welcomed and rental notice for a room with kitchen and garage plus probate notice for Fannie Unterkircher estate listing May 21 1956 hearing.
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Ann Arbor
Estate of Sophia La wslayer Austin Final accounting set for May 28
State of Michigan No 41585 in Ann Arbor probate court on April 24 1956 Judge James R Breakey Jr presiding. Hugh Austin filed first and final administration account and asks for allowance and distribution of residue. Hearing and examination scheduled for May 28 1956 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office. Publication for three weeks in Saline Observer preceding hearing. Anna Douvits Register of Probate. Roscoe O Bonisteel Attorney 2206 Wolverine Building.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Fannie C. Unterkircher
Jay H. Payne
Ann Arbor Trust Company
Harry E. Foster
Saline Observer
Said County
State .of
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Said
James R. Breakey, Jr
Sophia Lawslayer Austin
Hugh Austin
Saline
Anna Douvits
Roscoe O. Bonisteel
Wolverine Building
George and Mrs Koch celebrate 50th anniversary
The Kochs thank friends and neighbors for cards and gifts on their 50th anniversary. Ford Tricycle Tractors advertise power steering at no extra cost through Wiedman Tractor Sales in Saline with details and prices. A lost volleyball seeks its owner on school grounds, contact 252-R evenings.
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George Koch
FORD
Wiedman
Saline
Ann Arbor
Aerotrain to Start Service Between Detroit and Chicago
The New York Central begins daily Aerotrain service between Detroit and Chicago on a 90 day trial. The train leaves Chicago at 8:00 a.m. and arrives Detroit at 12:20 p.m. The Detroit to Chicago return departs at 6:30 p.m. reaching Chicago by 10:50 p.m. The schedule cuts 400 minutes from the prior fastest trip.Chelsea and other towns witnessed the trial runs with crowds along the right of way observing the new train.
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New York” Central
New
Aerotrain
Detroit
Chicago
Chelsea
Tigers Face Question Of Hitting Strength This Season
Baseball star Mel Ott analyzes Detroit Tigers prospects focusing on hitting. He notes Kaline Kuenn Boone and Mantle as natural hitters with confidence and drive, compares approaches to Williams Greenberg Simmons Hornsby and the need to swing level and cover the plate.
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Tigers
al Kaline
Harvey Kuenn
Ray Boone
Ted Williams
Boone, Kaline
Williams
Mickey Mantle
Kuenn
Air Fields
Giants
Roberts Keeps Quiet About Superstitions On Spring Pitching
Robin Roberts of the Phillies has shown no superstition in recent appearances, often batting lefty against tough lefties while adjusting his pants. He switched to a right-handed stance only once, bunting unsuccessfully against the Yankees. The ace says pants fit now, not superstition, as he continues to pitch. Bob Lemon ends a jinx by pitching a nine-inning win for the Indians over the Tigers, 5 to 2, his first complete game since May 30, 1955.
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Robin Roberts
Roberts
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Robbie
Bob Lemon
Indians
Tigers
Lemon
Saline Observer Publishes Order in Quiet Title Suit
In Saline Washtenaw County Michigan the circuit court in Ann Arbor issued an order in a quiet title case against Martin Lamb and unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, and assigns. The order requires defendants to appear within three months or admit the bill, and directs publication of the order in Saline Observer weekly for six weeks. The suit concerns Lot 35 of Assessors Plat No 4 in Saline City. Roesch & Delhey Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Washtenaw
Saline
State of
Michigan
Martin Lamb
Alfred Miller
Sarah E. Miller
Ann Arbor
James R. Breakey, Jr
Stanton G. Roesch
Observer
James R. Breakey
Luella M. Smith
Rene A. Seitz
Washtenaw County
City of
County of Washtenaw
Liber
Washte- Naw County
Roesch & Delhey Attorneys
N. Ann-Arbor St. Saline Michigan
Manager Higgins Delivers First Homer By Sub Hit
Mike Higgins of the Boston Red Sox praised a pinch hit by Milt Bolling who belted a homer, the first four bagger by a substitute in Higgins’s Boston tenure after he used 143 pinch hitters last season without a homer. The season opened amid bad weather but drew 165000 fans on the first Sunday, the best turnout since 1952. Lindy McDaniel, the Cardinals’ analyst with a $50000 bonus, impressed with a curve and fast ball in his first win, while umpire Jocko Conlan recalls not calling a Hank Aaron strike for much of last season.
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Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Milt Bolling
Bolling
Higgins
Boston
Mike
Lindy McDaniel
Cardinals
Spirit of
St. Louis
McDaniel
Church of Christ
Jocko
Conlan
Hank Aaron
Braves
Milwaukee
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C .Se
J. Mee
Raisin Valley Orchard
Adrian
Birdsall Church
Valley Rd
L. D. Tanner
Westinghouse
S. Ann Arbor St
Lange Realty
A. C. Lange
Bob Morton
E. Mich
Republic Die & Tool Co
van Born
Wayne, Michigan
Farm News
The
A. J. Landi
W. Bennett
H. J. McKercher
E. Henry
Michigan Avenue
Anna Douvitsas
Franklin C. Forsythe
Steer Bros
S. Ashley Ann Arbor
R.C.A
Sylvania
Halolight
Spartan Television
Milan
Main St
Collingwood
Maybee
Monroe
Federal Land Bank
Robert Hall
Treas
National Farm Loan Association
Jackson Ave
Ann Arbor, Mich
Deede Radio & TV
Spring St
Harold C. Eastman
Normandy
Plymouth
DE Soto
DODGE
Hudson
Dodge & Plymouth
Mel Ott
Hank Greenberg
Rogers Hornsby
al Simmons
Simmons
Hornsby
Phillies
Hitch
Philadelphia
Jackson Motor
the Saline Observer
Dave Sime
Quke
Washington
By Alan Maver
Duke
West Willow
Ypsilanti
Doug
Dr. Demonstrator
Fordomatic
Pontiac
Ford Victoria
Doug Gregory
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