Mooreville School Closes for Picnic and Awards
Mooreville school closed Friday for a picnic with a 1 p.m. potluck, ice cream and cake. Gifts went to three punctual pupils Donald Dietrich Eugene Dietrich and John Anderson. Families Ohio Seattle moves and Milan social notes follow with dinners and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooreville
Gross
Norman
Donald
Eugene Dietrich
John Anderson
Emory Dietrich
Ohio
Seattle
Wash
Lois Holcomb
Alia Searfoss
Milan High School
Detroit
George Anderson
Ernest Dietrich
Floyd Conde
Leonard &Link
Milan
West Saline Social News and Church Confirmations
Mrs Wesley Luckhardt of Adrian visited with Mr and Mrs Ernest Luckhardt family. The West Saline Farm Bureau plans a meeting May 28 at 8 30 PM hosted by C D Finkbeiner. Herman Howeis birthday surprise night included games and refreshments. Sam Fitzer of Monroe visited Boehm and Finkbeiner families. The Roehm infant David Neil was christened. Rev Haneberg and sponsors attended. John Boettner and Ralph Mann attended Zion Lutheran confirmation in Ann Arbor where Ivan John, grandson of the hosts, joined a class of 23. Dinner at Mrs Edwin Hagen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Luckhardt
Adrian
Ernest Luckhardt
West Saline Farm Bureau Group
C. D. Finkbeiner
Herman Howeisen
Sam. Fitzer
Monroe
William Boehm
Luell Roehm
David Neil
Carl Haneberg
Erwin Feld Kamp
John Boettner
Ralph Mann
Zion Lutheran Church
Ann Arbor
Ivan John
Edwin Hagen
Willing Workers Hold May Meeting at Milan Home
The Willing Workers met at Mrs Thelma Frisbie's Milan home on May 17. Devotions by Wava Hammond. Clothing drive praised as very successful by the work committee. Grace Holcomb reported on the County Federation meeting at Manchester. Twenty five members attended. Plans for June 21 at Fern Irelon discussed with supper by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Frisbie
Milan
Wava Hammond
Grace Holcomb
County Federation
Manchester
Fern Irelon
Veterans Return Continued from Page One
The article stresses that a veterans center in every community is clearly established and that state and local teamwork is essential to provide complete service for veterans. It emphasizes coordinated effort as key to effective veteran support.
Federated Church Service Plan and Choir Rehearsal
Sunday worship at 10 30 led by Pastor Raymond W McLaughlin with Sunday school at 11 30. Classes for all ages and Baccalaureate at the school auditorium at 8 30. Mr Raymond McLaughlin to deliver the sermon. Thursday choir rehearsal at 8 p m please choir members attend.
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Raymond McLaughlin
Sixteenth Annual Account of Trustees in Michigan Probate
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court orders public publication for examining and allowing the Sixteenth Annual account of The Detroit Trust Company as Trustee under the Will of Edward A. Hauser Deceased. Hearing set for June 1, 1945 at 9 a.m. at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor with notices to run for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Edward A. Hauser
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Saline
Said
Nora O. Borgert
Lic
Saline Observer
Ida Dresselthouse
Martha Graf
Ann Arbor Trust Company
Jacobina Burkhardt
Alwin R. Burkhardt
C.W.T
Memorial Day Observances and Local Social Notes in Macon
Memorial Day services scheduled for 2 30 p m at Macon cemetery with Sunday school at 10 30 a m. Local families and guests are listed, including Nichols and Nicholls from Jackson and Boca Raton Field Florida, Capt Stephen Hasted visiting from Camp Petawawa, several anniversary and birthday celebrations, plus updates on graduates and hospital visits across Macon and nearby towns.
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Macon
George T. Nicholls
Thomas A. Nicholls
Tommy
Jeanne Merrell
Jackson
Corp
Boca Reton Field
Florida
Effie Kutler
Ruth
Stephen Hasted
Camp Petawawa
Canada
Hasted
BE. E. Beatey
Detroit
Jack Collins
Marlin Mickel
Stilts
Imo Tucker
Walter Morden
Williamston
Minnie Litchard
Hattie, Hall
Jacob Litchard
Lewis W. Coller
Sundway
Raynor Kerr
Clarabell Kerr
Frederick Dickenson
Don Bilby
Tecumseh
City Council Minutes May 14 1945 Budget Tax Rate Adopted
Council met in the council chamber Monday evening May 14 1945 with Mayor Gross presiding. Present Sugden Ford Lambarth. Alber absent. Real estate and personal valuations were listed totaling 1 016 200 and the tax rate set at 10.00 per thousand. A 20 000 budget was approved and bills totaling 2211.40 were ordered paid. Meeting adjourned.
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Council
Gross
Sugden
Ford
Lambarth
Alber
Board of Review
Alwin Gross
Lottie Wallace
Order appointing time for hearing on estate claims
Washtenaw County probate orders that creditors must file claims by July 12 1945 at 9:00 a.m. before Judge Jay G Pray at the probate office for the estate of Caroline Wisel deceased. The order directs examination and adjustment of all claims against the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Caroline Wisel
Saline Observer
Probate County
Gottlieb Volz
C.W.T
Omalev Wedding At Greek Orthodox Church Detroit
CENTRAL YORK Mrs and Mrs Ziva Omalev attended the wedding of their nephew at the Greek Orthodox church in Detroit on Saturday. The young man is a resident of Monroe. Mr and Mrs Bruce LeBaron visited Fred Trancell and family near Durand Saturday and Sunday. Mrs David Thrasher of Bridgewater spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Leslie Bailey and family. Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Schmid included E J Stoll, Mr and Mrs Nelson Wilson, and Mr and Mrs Walter Stoll and daughter Joan of Ann Arbor. Dean Schmid hosted Miss Clarice Alan and David Cook at dinner Saturday. Betsy Dicks called on Mrs Alger Allison Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziva Omalev
Detroit
Monroe
Bruce LeBaron
Fred Trancell
Durand
David Thrasher
Bridgewater
Leslie Bailey
Carl Schmid
E. J. Stoll
Nelson Wilson
Walter Stoll
Joan
Ann Arbor
Dean Schmid
Clarice
Alan and
David Cook
Betsy Dicks
Alger Allison
Probate notices and court orders from Washtenaw County
The Saline Observer reports probate court orders appointing administrators and hearings for Ida Dresselthouse Martha Graf Jacobina Burkhardt and others. Notices set May to August 1945 deadlines for claims and petitions with hearings in Ann Arbor and Saline. The Saline Observer to publish three weekly notices.
Final Administration Account for Washtenaw County
Public notice records the final administration account filed in Washtenaw County with docket number 34318 dated May 10. The probate proceedings require creditors and claimants to present their claims by the specified deadline under state law.
Grain query planned for next meeting with Judge
Jim plans to ask the Judge a question about grain at their next scheduled encounter, signaling a legal or official discussion on grain matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jim
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J. D. Frost
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Co. O. Biddle
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Alan Cook
Glenn Clark
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John Clark
Galen Christopher
James Richards
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