Michigan Legislature Faces adjournment amid budget fights
Lansing reports a frantic rush toward adjournment as lawmakers clash over a lean budget, new commissions, and taxes. Governor Dickinson’s veto power and a driverless intangible tax debate shape ongoing sessions while proposals seek to cut unemployment waiting periods and expand reserve funds for employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Loren Dickinson
Fitzgerald
Dickinson
Senate
Frank Murphy
George McCallum
Senate Taxation Committee
Michigan
McCallum
Earl “Munshaw
Miller Duncke
Vernon J. Brown
Local visits and social calls across Michigan Tennessee
Central York Mr and Mrs Hula Akers visit relatives in Tennessee while Mrs Mary LeBaron visits Mrs Alger Allison and family. Miss Mary and Miss Bertha Hertler spend evening with the Allison family. Mrs Anna Kelsey visits her brother near Mooreville. Floyd Bird and son from Ramona California stay two weeks with Michigan relatives. Rena Towler Walter Towler and J A Alber of Saline visit Leslie Bailey and family. Alger Allison attends Friendship class party in Saline. Guests at the Bailey home include Ernest Bailey of Ann Arbor Earl Bailey from Detroit and Clarence Johnson with Ione Bailey of Saline township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hula Akers
Tennessee
Mary. LeBaron
Alger Allison
Tracy LeBaron
Crane Road
Allison
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Anna Kelsey
Herbert Gilman
Mooreville
Floyd Bird
Ramona
Calif
Michigan
Rena Towler
Walter Towler
J. A. Alber
Saline
Leslie Bailey
Floyd Rogers
Bailey
Ernest Bailey
Ann Arbor
Earl Bailey
Detroit
Clarence Johnson
Ione: Bailey
Saline Township
Social Notes From Judd District Gatherings
Mrs Teachout and Mrs. Raymond Riggs visited Mrs John Dicks Monday. Gale Riggs hosted Sunday dinner with Raymond Riggs. Harl Arnot of Milan spent Thursday with the Riggs. George F Richards Jack Lang staff and the Riggs girls attended the tulip festival in Holland. Visitors from Ann Arbor Northville Willis and Madison joined the Richards and Franklin families over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gallaher
Ann Arbor
Paul Richards
Northville
Clifford Richards
Madison Richards
Joan Marie
Jerry
A. G. Richards
Ruth Riggs
Willis
D. G. Richards
George Franklin
Hammond District Social Updates and Local Visits
Miss Doris Gilbert vesting relatives at Muskegon. Mrs Libbie Hamlin visited Mrs Alma Stimpson Monday. Shirley Love stays with the Gilberts. George Wherle of Bedford called on his sister Mrs Kenneth Gordon. Dean Gordon family from Adrian visited. May Festival attendees included Mr and Mrs Manly Robison and Bat Goodin in Ann Arbor. Ida Wood of Omaha visited Hovey Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Gilbert
Muskegon
Libbie Hamlin
Alma Stimpson
Shirley Love
E. M Gilbert
George Wherle
Bedford
Kenneth Gordon
Harold Hammond
Chester Richard
Holloway
Lloyd Carey
Grand Lodge
Charlotte
Mabley Needham
Macon
Hattie Robison
Dean Gordon
Adrian
Glen Gordon
O. Stimpson
John Stimpson
Berkley
Townsend
B. M
Gilbert
Clifton
Mary
Jare
James
Paul Hammond
Manly Robison
Bat. Goodin
Ann Arbor
Hovey Needham
Ida *Wood
Omaha
Local Social Roundup From West Saline Area
Miss Helen Bears of Ann Arbor visited her brother Hurston on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leo Bondie hosted at Sunday dinner for the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Mott of Wayne. The Conrads and the Atons spent the evening with Fred Arend family. Bilsie Seeger plans to return to Ann Arbor work when her health improves. Lawrence Tucker and family dined with Mrs Jordan and later visited Albert Bredernitz. E A Beidle of Lansing spoke on bettering rural schools at Saline Valley Farms. A committee to promote sending 7th and 8th graders to the high school at state expense was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bears
Ann Arbor
Hurston
Leo Bondie
Mott
Wayne
Larry Conrad
Richard Aten
Fred Arend
Bilsie Seeger
Lawrence Tucker
Wallace Jordan
Albert Bredernitz
E. A. Beidle
Lansing
Department of Public Instruction
Saline Valley
Clay
Arend
Mooreville Community News Highlights This Week
A Sunny Mothers Day program was held at Mooreville M E church. Several local families, including the Kanitz and Brown clans, visited distant relatives over the weekend. The Ypsilanti Legion auxiliary plans a Friday fish supper at York hall. An appendectomy was performed on Miss Lillian Loveland at St Joseph’s Mercy hospital. Various residents spent Sundays with relatives in Milan Ridgeway St Helens and Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorevile M. E
Loyal Kanitz
C. H. Kanitz
Milan
Carl Brown
Ridgeway
John Dee Goldsmith
Ypsilanti Legion
York Hall
Lillian Loveland
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Elton Twork
Jon
St. Helens
G. F. Hotcomb
Co. S. Herkimer
Hillman
A. J. Turner
Texas
Milam
Frank Hadden
Ralph Olds
Lauren Kelly
Jackson
Frank Workman
Saline
Arza Austin
Lillian Rhoades
Franklin Rhoades
Detroit
Social visits fill weekend in Macon and area
Macon and surrounding residents hosted family and friends across multiple towns. Guests included Clark Shook and Mrs. Shook with Belleville ties, F J Day at Adrian, and gatherings with Collins, Herman, Ganoung, Briggs, Gorton, Osgood, Nichols, Yeager, and Slaght families. Intermittent notes mention visits from Detroit Toledo Ypsilanti and Tecumseh, plus a reflection on why supposed perfect matches fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Shook
Belleville
Guy Collins
F. J
Adrian
D. L. Burleson
LaSeria
Texas
John Collins
Fred Froelich
Rose -Hermar
Andy Herman
Jackson
H. W. Payne
Blanche
Adah Ganoung
Detroit
Wilma Briggs
South Saline
Fred Gorton
Mary. Osgood
Ypsilanti
Wendell Gorton
Toledo
George Bailey
B. R. Mills
Pontiac
A. Jeffries
South Bend
Ind
Hattie Robison
Stephen
Almon Rutler
Zella Nichols
Phyllis Yeager
George Nichols
Jee
Carl Auten
Britain
Hol. Mackey
Alva Mackey
Robert Johnson
Andrew
Spence
Ann Arbor
Monres
Clinton
The Duchess of Whelp and Richard Exon Reunite in Tracery
Richard Exon narrates his return to Elizabeth Virgil and the Duchess of Whelp after peril. The group plans a future together with castles, estates, and new roles as Old Harry guides their fates. The tale closes with praise for Elizabeth and the Duchess and gratitude for loyal companions.
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London
Caesar
Richard
Duchess of Whelp
Elizabeth Virgil
Harry
John
Richard Exon
Red Lead
Herrick
Raven
Winter
Doss-House
Gutter
Elizabeth
Percy Virgil
Rosalind
Viola
Poe
Brief
Bertram
Henderson
Elsa
Palfrey
Ferdinand Virgil
Royal
Duchess of
Virgil
Harry the Great
Firefighters cross city line for alarm at Ecorse residence
River Rouge fire crews answered a roof fire at the HE Mat residence in Ecorse after a local alarm box was pulled from across the boundary. Part of the Mat street lies in Hearse and part in River Rouge, prompting intercity response.
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River Rouge
Mpr
Co. HE. Mat
Ecorse
Boundary Line
Mat
Rat Causes Blackout At Montague Castings Co
Shortly after midnight flashes of blue flame were seen at the Montague Castings Co. causing a blackout across the White Lake district. Electricians found a charred rat spanning the 2300-volt terminal points of a switch, its body shorting the power line.
Public Guardian Account Hearing Set in Saline Observer
In Washtenew Probate Court Ann Arbor on May 31 1939 at ten oclock in the forenoon the annual account of guardian Lee Tescher for Alice Simmons incompet ent estate is scheduled for examination and allowance. Public notice requires three weekly publications in The Saline Observer. Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate. May 11 18 25 1939.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenew
Ann Arbor
Jay G
Alice Simmons
Lee Tescher
Saline
Said
Jay .G. Pray
Nora O. Borgert
Order for Publication for Sale of Real Estate in Estate
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor on May 3 1939 Judge Jay G Pray hears Lee Tescher administrator petition to sell real estate of John Jacob Kinsley to distribute proceeds. Hearing set for June 2 1939 at ten o clock am with public notice to be published three successive weeks in The Saline Observer.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Safd
Ann. Arbor
Jay G. Pray
John Jacob Kinsley
Lee Tescher
Saline Observer
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court Washtenaw County
The Probate Court for Washtenaw County Michigan issues a notice to creditors of Mary Ann Marken deceased. Four months from April 29 1939 are allowed to present claims to the court for examination and adjustment. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office Ann Arbor on or before September 8 1939 and hearings set for July 8 1939 and September 8 1939 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Ann Arbor April 29 A JAY G PRAY Judge of Probate.
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STATE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Mary Ann Marken
Ann Arbor
Farenoon
A. Jay G. Pray
State OF Michigan
Edward F. Henne
Jay G. Pray
Probate Notice for Edward F. Henne Deceased
Creditors of Edward F. Henne deceased must present claims in Ann Arbor Michigan by September 8, 1939. The court will hear claims on July 8, 1929 and September 8, 1939 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated Ann Arbor April 27 1939 with subsequent notices May 4 11 18 1939.
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Ee Mortgagee
Ann Arbor Trust
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Scheduled in Washtenaw County
The Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will foreclose a mortgage on properties in Ann Arbor after default on principal and interest. The sale, for the parcel described as Lot 61 Packard Lawn Addition, is set at the south front door of the Ann Arbor Court House on June 3, 1939 at 10:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Knapp
Genievieve D
Knapp
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Huron Valley Buildings and Savings Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Ann.Arbor
Washtewart
Packard Lawn
Mabel A. ‘Stoll
Keene H. Hannah
Huron Valley Building and’ Savings Association
Michigan Corporation
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Michigan Mirror
By Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Unemployment Compensation Commission
House
Cagey
John.Hspie
Clinton County
Ways and Means
State Treasury
State Bar of
John VanderWerp
Michiga State Dental Society
Central York
Judd
Hammond District
West Saline
Serial Fiction
Dornford Yates
WNU
Rene
John Herrick
Sterling
Scullion
Brenda Revoke
Brenda
Heaven On Earth
Duchess
Paris
Menelaus
Harriet Vintentia
Guardian
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