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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
4
Mooreville will close its school Friday May 18 for a community picnic. The item lists local residents visiting relatives in Milan Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Saline plus a weather note on Michigan snow depth in 1944 and eighth seventh grade exam takers.
A home recipe lists 8 ounce macaroni 2 tablespoons butter or substitute 2 tablespoons flour 2 eggs beaten 1% cups milk 1 teaspoon salt 34 cup grated American cheese 14 teaspoon black pepper 4% pound frankfurters. Cook macaroni boil 15 minutes drain rinse mix sauce with eggs cheese pour over sliced frankfurters bake 35 minutes serves six.
Raymond Sweeney of Detroit visited his father Joseph Sweeney on Friday. Betsy and Lilyod Dicks called on Mrs. Alger Allison Friday night. A Mother’s Day gathering honored Mrs. Mary LeBaron at Bruce LeBaron’s home. Ernest Bailey of Ann Arbor and Hari Bailey of Detroit joined Mrs. Leslie Bailey and family. Murray home hosted Dan Murray, Rena Sanders, Parker Murray, and Myrl Reed with their families for Mother’s Day.
Mrs Bar bra Bauer of Clinton visited West Saline as Mr Lorrin Bauer hosted on Sunday. Minnie Lewis returned from a two week trip to Salt Lake City and Denver. Carl Williams and son Richard visited daughter Mrs Warren Finkheimer and Albert Bench with Coy Craft dined with C E Ray subjects.
In Washtenaw County probate court the Detroit Trust Company filed its sixteenth annual account as trustee under the will of Edward A Hauser. The hearing to examine and allow the account is set for June 1 1945 at 9 AM at the probate office in Ann Arbor with public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior.
Michigan State College researcher Dr. W L Mallman outlines a method to store fresh farm eggs for table use, applying white mineral oil to clean eggs and refrigerating at about 31 degrees Fahrenheit. With good refrigeration eggs stay usable for up to six months, but must be kept dry and away from odors.
Mrs. Glenn Taylor of Kalama zoo visited Mrs. John Ladd. Lt. Ralph Camburn flew to Topeka Kansas to visit friends. Mrs. Inez Halpin of Flint stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Payne. Ronald Pilbeam and Bert Creger noted Jackson and Tecumseh moves. Michael Papp Sr. hospitalized at St Joseph Mercy. Harley Preston moved to Adrian. Robert Rogers family trip to Detroit. J. D. Frost visited Milan and Goodrich home. Ross Biddle visited Frost Bugbee home. Marion Verna Crittenden from Detroit visited with parents. Helen Wilson from Dallas stayed with Mrs. Russell Collins. Franc Mickel returned from U. of M. hospital. Mrs. B. H. Sarvey hosted birthday dinner for Mrs. Walter Craig. Minnie Sarvey hosted guests including Gertrude Collins and H. O. Felton. LINER ADS GET RESULTS.
In Washtenaw County Michigan on April 30 1945 Judge Jay G Pray presiding orders creditors of the estate of Caroline Wisel deceased to file and prove their claims by July 12 1945 at nine in the forenoon at the Probate Office. The order requires publication for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer to announce the deadline and court hearing for examination and adjustment of all claims.
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders publication for Ida Dresselhouse estate. Martha Graf seeks administration by Ann Arbor Trust Company or another suitable person with a hearing set May 31 1945 at nine. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Jay G. Pray Judge of Probate.
Washtenaw County Michigan probate records show final administration account for estate of Jacobina Burkhardt Deceased Executor Alwin R Burkhardt filed for allowance and distribution of residue. Court sets June 14 1945 at 9 00 AM CW T in Probate Office for examination hearing and publication by The Saline Observer May 17 24 31 1945.
Rev. C. A. Haneberg of St. James Saline township spent several days in Detroit attending the state convention of Evangelical and Reformed Churches held in St. Marx church on Tuesday and Wednesday. He joined other church officials in the gathering to discuss denominational matters and plans for future outreach.
George questions a judge about labeling a concept as “old fashioned” in a courtroom dialogue. The exchange hints at differing views on progress and tradition within judicial consideration.
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