Bridgewater Station School May Activities and Local Wedding
The Bridgewater Station School celebrates safety awards from the Automobile Club of Michigan, May baskets for mothers, and weather and produce map studies. A wedding in Milan unites Miss Belle Halberstadt and Ronald Kelsey with a reception at the groom’s home. Mooreville spelling champions include Mary Lou Long John Anderson Shirley Russ and Joseph Carr with Anderson as champion.
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Bridgewater Station
Automobile Club of Michigan
Michigan
Marble Memorial Methodist Church
Milan
Belle Halberstadt
R. EB. Halberstadt
Ronald Kelsey
Ray Sanford
Moorevile
Mooreville School
Mary Lou Long
John Anderson
Shirley Russ
Joseph Carr
Bruce Smith
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Leiterman Farm in Washtenaw
Notice of sale under a 1947 mortgage by Nicholas and Ruth Leiterman to Fritz and Anna Merkel. The Michigan foreclosure sets July 7, 1948, at 7:00 AM at the Washtenaw County Building South Entrance Ann Arbor, to satisfy $5,365.60 principal and interest plus $150.80 attorney’s fee and costs. Property begins at section 35, T3S, R5E Lodis Township and runs along railroad land lines.
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Nicholas Leiterman
Ruth Leiterman
Fritz Merkel
Anna Merkel
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Liber
Washtenaw County
Huron Street
Ann Arbor
Circuit Court
County of Washtenaw
Atorney
Lodis Township
Local Social News Recaps Diverse Gatherings and Weddings
Sunday dinners and weekend visits fill households as friends and relatives from Ann Arbor Manchester Saline Plymouth and Napoleon attend gatherings. News notes include Bowling League officers Edna Knauss Jacqueline Armentrout Julia Barnes Elaine O’Brien and wedding gifts for Jacqueline Armentrout. Mollie Luckhardt and Howard Schrader wed in Napoleon Ohio with Harold Hauck and Leona Barns serving as attendants.
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Clarence Hertler
Edwin Finkbeiner
Christ Kinkbeiner
Melvin Armbruster
Albert. Armbruster
Ann Arbor
H#mma Armbruster
Manchester
Otto Wahl
Jarléné
Saline
Hulda Armbruster
Jeanette
Russell Wilson
Plymouth
Loren Bersuder
Ray Brown
Tommy
Detroit
Claude Rogers
Eugene Betz
Helen Welch
Julia Barnes
Edna Knauss
Presi
Barns
Oscar Bersuder
Robert Love
Mr. Love
Mooreville Community News Briefs Highlight Local Socials
Mooreville residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Floyd Ganong and Louis Smith appeared in multiple gatherings while the pinochle club awarded prizes to Ganong Hamlin Torrey and Franklin Smith. A Chelsea O B S meeting and a Milan church wedding were noted along with church services and PTA activities.
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Floyd Ganong
John Davidson
Ann Arbor
Louis Smith
Franklin Smith
Harry Hamlin
C. A. Torrey
Bert Eddington
Toledo
Frances Dittema
Lorraine Ganong
Hazel Day
O.B.S. County Association
Chelsea
Beatrice Rantolph
Violet Souza
Robert Geigler
People’s Church
Milan
Harry Coleman
Mooreville
P.T.A
Social and Family Notices From Central Lodi Area
Central Lodi reports social calls among neighbors including Mrs Bert Moore and Mrs Jack Sterner. A social aid dance for Lodi Center School drew a large crowd. Local residents like Herman Grosshaus and Arnold Guenther are noted for injuries and visits. Milk intake per quart is linked to daily nutrient percentages including calcium riboflavin phosphorus and more.
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Bert Moore
Jack Sterner
Robert Schumacher
Lodi Center
Herman Grosshaus
Robert Williams
Robbie
Blissfield
Grosshans
Laverne Moore, Jr
M. Lowenberg
Ernest Wild
Arnold Guenther
Cyrus Reed
Bert Hummel
Kid Miller
Ordinance Governing Possession of Animals in Saline
Saline passes an ordinance restricting owning keeping and harboring dogs cats rabbits and other livestock within city limits. Prohibits loud nuisance noises and disturbing poultry and livestock. Violators face fines up to fifty dollars and possible sixty days in Washtenaw County Jail with enforcement after publication.
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Saline
City of
Satine
Washtenaw County
Saline City adopts taxicab licensing ordinance
The ordinance requires a license to operate a taxicab in Saline, issued by the Commonwealth Council, with eligibility limited to US citizens of good moral character or partnerships meeting criteria. It sets license fees of ten dollars per year, insurance requirements of five thousand dollars for injury to one and ten thousand for multiple, plus one thousand for property damage, and outlines suspension, revocation, hearings, rates, advertising limits, equipment standards, maintenance, penalties up to fifty dollars or 30 days, and effective date 20 days after publication.
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City of Saline
City of
Saline
Dominion Council
United States
Common Council
Michigan
Caid
State of
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Washington, D.C
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Myron B. Gallagher Jr
Michigan Press Service Inc
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Glenn Barnes
Loyal Kanitz
Edison
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Edison Company
Lodi
N. R. Wirdmayor
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