Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Ann Arbor Property
Default on a January 12 1938 mortgage by John T Knapp and Genevieve OD Knapp to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association leads to foreclosure. The sale of Lot 61 Packard Lawn Addition in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County will occur June 3 1959 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House. Mortgage amount $5592.85 plus fees and interest. State probate notice follows for Mary Ann Marken estate with claims due by September 8 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Knapp
Genevieve OD. Knapp
Ann
Anchor
Michigan
Huron Valley Buildings and Savings Association
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
County of
Washtenaw
Packard Lawn
Mabel A. Stoll
Eugene H. Hannah
Local 1890 business cards show town professionals
The Ob server lists doctors O B Unterkircher S W Chandler E S Holmes and F E B Jones along with a dentist HY D Heller and other tradesmen such as John M Klager auctioneer and J A Alber livery. It notes services from a barber shop with baths to a meat market and a tailor and undertaker. An April 1890 item mentions a Detroit trip and early notes on local industry and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
F. E B. Jones
McKay Street
Carl Gillen
O. B. Unterkircher
Davenport Block
S. W. Chandler
Adrian Street
E. S. Holmes
N. G. Fowler
F. Gordon
W. M. Briggs
Nichoson
Sturm
van Duzer
Blackmar
George Uphaus
FR. A. Marsh
S. Josenhans
Ann Arbor Street
Brooks. Brothers Welding Shop
D. Nissly
Detroit
Mobreville Creamery
F. A. LeBaron
Everett Davenport
Mooreville
George Crofoot
Carrie Carpenter
Crofoot
Lodi
Newberry
Upper Peninsula
H. T. Nichols
George Nissly
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Bank
Michigan Legislature Near Adjournment With Key Debates Looming
Michigan legislators push toward adjournment amid stalled civil service reform and welfare changes. House and Senate clash over labor relations, with a mediation board sought and strike notices trimmed. Welfare restructuring would localize control under a state commission, with county officials guarding relief matching funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
House
Frank Fitzgerald
Senate Labor Committee
Harry Hittle
Senate
Senate Republicans
Felix Flynn
Cadillac
Loren D. Dickinson
Price of crime in Michigan in the 1930s
The article cites fiscal year 1936-37 costs for Michigan's prison system courts police and mental institutions totaling about 11 million, with 7 400 prisoners and 15 400 mental patients. Juvenile delinquent handling adds 1.1 million, reaching ~12.1 million annually. Detroit police costs about 16 million yearly, and total Michigan crime costs range from 20.1 million to 600 million, a fraction of Hoover's U S national estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Wile
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Central York Church News and Local Visits
Sunday services at York Baptist Church were led by Rev Mains. Local visits include Mrs George Desbrough calling on Mrs Alger Allison, and Miss Famine Friis with Mrs Jiminez from Porto Rico visiting Mrs Alger Allison. Sweeney families from Detroit spent Sunday with Joseph Sweeney Sr. and relatives. Carol Murray sustained scalp injuries Friday. Birthday gathering for Mrs Hattie Murray celebrated with descendants from Superior and SaIt. Commentary notes Mussolini and Hitler striving to aid weaker nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mains
York Baptist Church
George Desbrough
Alger Allison
Trabert
Appleton
New York
Hattie Murray
Famine Friis
Jiminez
Porto Rico
Joseph Sweeney
Raymond Sweeney
Detroit
Grant Allison
Willis
Carol Murray
Carleton Murray
Cellagway
Roy Ruddock
Helen Murray
Ridge Road
Mary Debbenham
Milan
Marion Murray
Superior
Parker Murray
Local Family Gathering Noted in Jem Township
Jem township hosts a family event with Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Murray and relatives from Mooreville and Ann Arbor, including Henry Murray, Mrs. Debbenham of Milan, and the Moores. Tea cream and cake were served, and Mrs. Murray received gifts from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jem Township
Myrl Murray
Mooreville
Henry Murray
Ann Arbor
Mary Debbenham
Milan
Don Murray
Ridge Road
Elwin Sanders
Allison
Jack) Gable
Carleton Murray
Murray
Mooreville Nuptials and Local Social Notes
Mooreville Mrs Helen Turner and Warren Naugle Jr married April 29 in Newport. Mrs Clarence Schwartz visited Ypsilanti. C E Kanitz of Milan dined with Lina Urton in Milan. Will Taylor family moved into Clyde Wineland’s upstairs. Fox and Goldsmith families hosted gatherings in Charlotte Adrian. Paul Lewis attended a funeral in Windsor Canada. his in laws from Haydock Canada joined them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Turner
Warren Naugle, Jr
Newport
Clarence. Schwartz
William Schwartz
Ypsilanti
C. E. Kanitz
Milan
Lina Urton
Charles Ellis
Will Taylor
South of Milan
Clyde Wineland
Hard,Fox
Charlotte
Zitelia Goldsmith
John Dee Goldsmith
Loyal Kamitz
Loyola and
Russell
Clarence O'Donnell
Richard
Adrian
Paul Lewis
Edward McMullen
Windsor
Canada
Lewis
Robert Anderson
Hayflock
Hammond District Notes on Social Calls and Shower
Himer Stimpson is laid up with a dislocated shoulder. The Forsythes visited the Gauntletts on Ridge road. The Martins of Manchester called on the Hammonds, and Dayton guests Gordon Kelly and Jacobs dined with Walter Gordon. Richard and Audrey Holloway and the Richards family visited the Hammonds. A shower for Harold Eberle of Ypsilanti was hosted by the Gordons, with about 50 attendees and gifts received by the honorees. Ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Richard
Robert Hammond
Harold Eberle
Ypsilanti
Kenneth Gordon
Miss Elsie Seeger Improves After Operation
West Saline notes say Miss Elsie Seeger is recovering satisfactorily after surgery. Local social items recount visits by the Hidwins and Aprills of Ann Arbor, the Socks family to Te Cumseh, and gatherings at the Schwochos and Seeger households, including Hurns and Armbruster connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Seeger
Hidwin -Aprill
Ann Arbor
Lawrence Tucker
Harold Socks
Marie
John Seeger
Tecumseh
Otto’ Schwoeho
Elmer Schwocho
William Schwocho
Weekend visitors and relatives visit Macon area
Macon and surrounding area residents hosted or visited relatives and friends from Detroit Butler Penna Sand Creek Ypsilanti Somerset Center Jackson and Royal Oak over the weekend including the Spitlers Collers Hendershots Gortons and Bargains. Several hosted gatherings at cottages and homes with extended family members from Detroit and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Robinson
Detroit
Tvam Spitler
Butler, Penna
Macon
L. W. Coller
W. M. Stoddard
Ray Hendershot
Byron
Alta Shoff
Charles Gorton
Charles Kimpall
Charles Bigelow
Harl Gaines
B. W. Payne
Martin Covert
Fenton
Roy Smith
Sand Creek
Ray Smith
Floyd Spence
Bob Spence
Jane Karen
Luella Luke
Ypsilanti
Don Bilby
Fay Dowling
Somerset Center
Harr Mott
Misa Marjorie Morgan
P. K. Morgan
Frank Potter
Lansing
Ralph Halladay
William Swick
Leland Hatch
Mignon
Mary Harrison
Jackson
J. L. Stevens
Springfield
David Bush
Bush
Jeam Crittenden
Paul Sorensen
John Crittenden
George Bailey
Hartley Harrison and Son
Metta Bailey
Royal Oak
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court
State of Michigan Washtenaw County announces four months from April 27 1939 for creditors to present claims against Howard F Herne deceased in Ann Arbor. Claims heard by the Court on July 8 1939 and September 8 1939 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated Ann Arbor April 27 1939. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate. May 4 11 18 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Mary Annn Marken
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
State OF Michigan
Howard F. Herne
Notice to bidders on road repairs and gravel work Michigan
The Wash Itenaw County Road Commission invites sealed proposals by 11:00 A M on Friday May 19 1929 for correcting grade and alignment producing and placing gravel for base and surface on the Cavanaugh Lake road North Territorial road and Stony Creek road. Further information at 415 West Washington Street Ann Arbor Michigan. The right to reject all proposals reserved K L Hallenback Superintendent and Manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Cavanaugh
Lake Road
Territorial Road
Stony Creek Road
Washitenaw
Washitenaw County Road Commission
K.L. Hallenback
Third Annual Account of Co-Trustees in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor Judge Jay G. Pray presided on April 18 1939 over Kneeland B Simmons Lee Tescher and State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor as co trustees of a deceased estate they filed their third annual account and petition for allowance The order sets May 17 1935 at ten oclock in the forenoon as the hearing time and directs three weeks of public notice in The Saline Observer Public notice to publish copies of the order Nora Q Borgert Register of Probate April 27 May 4 11 1939
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Kneeland B. Simmons
Lee Tescher
State Savings’ Bank of
State OF Michigan
Alice Simmons
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Public Guardian Account Hearing Set in Ann Arbor
In Washte naw County Michigan the Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders the annual account of guardian Lee Tescher for Alice Simmons incompetent estate to be examined and allowed. The hearing is scheduled May 31 1939 at 10 o clock forenoon at the Probate Office with publication of this order in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate May 11 18 25 1939.
Order for Publication Sale of Real Estate
The Court of Wash Tenaw Probate Office in Ann Arbor sets May 3 1939 for petition by Lee Tescher administrator to sell estate real estate to distribute proceeds. Hearing June 2 1989 at ten o'clock before Judge Jay G Pray to show cause why license to sell should not be granted. notice to publish for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
John Jacob Kinsley
Lee Tescher
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Fortune In Currency Found Hidden In Wall in Lawton House
Lucien Lee discovered about $17,000 in paper currency dated 1862 and 1864 embedded in the walls of a house he was demolishing in Lawton. The bills, mounted on cardboard and measuring 3 by 11 inches, sparked speculation they are either photographs or reproductions. Lee hopes the find has historical or monetary value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
MPA
Lucien Lee
Lee
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Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Michigan Corporation
W. HE. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Ann Arbor Michigan
Pioneer Times
Michigan Mirror
By Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Welfare and Budget
Senatte
House Ways and Means Committee
Fitzgerald
University of Michigan
Michigan State College
Crippled Children's Commission
Earl Munshaw
Grand Rapids
Central York
Mussolini
Hitler
Éa-Og
Suou
West
AryNog
Eyl
Anitvs
Weo
Fay Yey
Wroysey
Snivouve
Hammond District
West Saline
Guardian
Wise
Detroit Edison
Detroit Edison Company
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