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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
2
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION in Washtenaw County Probate Court requires C A Curtiss adm de bonis non to seek license to sell certain real estate privately for distribution. Hearing set for June 8 at 10:00 AM, with publication in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Judge Jay G. Pray presides. Nora Borgert registers.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on May 6 1927 Judge Jay G Pray presiding Wilber Coe executor filed final administration account and petition for residue distribution Hearing set for June 2 at 10 am at the Probate Office The Saline Observer to run successive weeks prior to hearing for notice of the matter.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Arbor on April 30 1927 Frederick Aprill guardian seeks license to privately sell real estate of minor Lucile Aprilll to invest proceeds Hearing set for May 26 at 10 am at the Probate Office Publication for notice ordered in The Saline Observer weekly before hearing The document is a true copy.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the estate of Adelaide Carter deceased appoints Gilmer C Townsend as executor to seek license to sell real estate by private sale to pay debts. A hearing is set for May 31 at 10 a.m. A notice is to be published three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer. May 5 12 19 27.
Central York Daniel Barber hosted a dinner with Robert Knorr as guests. Numerous visits, travels, and homestead notes show Mrs Hess and Bernice in Mason, Miss Hertler ill, Murray family gatherings, and Harold Davies selling his farm to Mrs Lovelace. Community updates include travels to Milan Ann Arbor and Dexter with small incidents like a finger cut and a broken arm. The York Baptist pastor Rev Gibbons preached on Mark 16 7.
Lillian Camburn spent Saturday with Leota Cross. Various residents visited relatives and friends across Saline, Milan, Adrian, and Toledo, including the Teufel and Cros s families, Katharine Young, Mrs. Pierce, and many others. A Gleason PTA meeting wrapped the week with a potluck program.
John Fiegel reports a lost milch cow. Local groups including Pittsfield Union Grange, P T A units, and Crescent Aid discuss meetings, picnics, plays, and potlucks. May 20 to May 27 mark school closings with exams for seventh and eighth graders. Local activities feature dances, orchestras, and charitable events hosted by Roberts P T A, Scovill Athletic Club, and the Federated Clubs delegation.
Market report notes wheat at 1.27 per bushel and corn at 22 cents per bushel. Oats listed at 47 cents per bushel and calves at 10 to 11.5 cents. Hogs quoted 9 to 10 cents per pound. Biggs price given as 23 cents per dot. Use The inner Columns.
Mildred Manor drives a new Chrysler coach and plans to teach Braun school in Scio township while Blanche teaches Sullivan school in Scio for the coming term. Several gatherings are noted with neighbors and Detroit visitors. N V Hendricks reports a government order for an oil tank spreader for Yellowstone Park, signaling growing local industry. The Morenci Observer mentions a libel trial revealing Mr Ford's spokesman.
Mrs Teachout and D G Richards were ill last week. Mr and Mrs Tyler hosted the Grange degree team and families at Ply mouth with a potluck supper. The P T A plans an event on Monday night May 15 with a speaker and ice cream. Sidney Yape and Clifford Richards of Ann Arbor visited D G Richards and traveled to Carleton to see Mrs Richards father’s former home.
County extension agents report alfalfa seed production rising as a profitable alternative to hay in Michigan. A farmer harvested 135 bushels of first class seed, and Michigan State College tests several alfalfa varieties at Alfred Sturm’s Pigeon farm to identify top seed performers.
Mumps strike several families including Reuben Hartman’s five year old and C W Carr and son while Loren Guenther shows pneumonia improvement. Ann Arbor resident James Brake visits the village on business as do L A Durham and son from Jackson. A school chimney suffered minor damage in a wind storm.
Hammond District E. O. Stimpson drives a new Dodge sedan. Clara Irving of Ypsilanti visits daughter. Ernest Needham of Millan calls on brother Hovey Needham. Dundee visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon and Glennis. Families visit Muskegon and Belleville area relatives. Various calls among Gordon, Gilbert, Ellis, O’Brien, Cornish, and Pennington households. Modern boys may honorably escape the first moustache ordeal.
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