Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister
Morning worship at 10 oclock with subject Patriot s Memorial Sunday school at 11 15 conducted by H A Holmes Epworth League at 6 30 p m Evening service at 730 Union service with the Federated church Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 730 p m Thursday evening choir meeting and school of instruction Wednesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Holmes
Epworth League
The
Federated Church
School of Instruction
Weekend visits and local notes from West Mooreville
Miss Ruth Muray of Ypsilanti visited her parents in Mooreville over the weekend. Local families hosted and received visitors from Milan Detroit Cons Se line and Tecumseh. A school potluck marked Friday and Saturday, with staffing changes announced for next year. Funeral services were held for Norman B. Horton, Adrian. Progress reported on an alfalfa mill project in Blissfield with warehouse and hay shed expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Muray
Ypsilanti
Dan Murray
Bert Draper
J. F. Campbell
Homer
George Mitchell
Detroit
Loyal Kanitz
Mae Sherman
Emmett Hendershot
Siowiy
Anns Poisdorfer
Milan
Emmett Murray
Donald Murray
Lewis School
Mirs
Clarence Konitz
Cons
Austin White
Seline
George Reese
Rafe
Ralph Long
Ervin Kreager
Moreville School
Ann Arbor
Lena Rankin
Charles
Lemuel Goldsmith
Casper
Zitella ‘Goldsmith
Hagens
Tecumsen
Clara Davenert
Ta Kenitz
Cecil Davenport
Beyer Memorial Hospital
Moodeville
Miss White
Paul Carter
Ellen Gooding
Mr. Strong
Azahe
H. M. Greene
Dundee
Saline High Alumni Banquet Plans And Calls For Reservations
Saline High alumni column reports ticket invitations go out by month end with fifty cent reservations. Al Schmid leads the ticket committee. Ralph Sweezy of Ann Arbor already has a ticket. Alma Wiedman and Irene Fitzgerald compile accurate addresses. decorations and program plans near completion. social committee arranges music and dancing. data due June 16. A Wayne Dispatch note adds a dog poisoning incident in Wayne North of River Rouge with six dogs attacked and one killed, sparking owner complaints about roaming dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Schmid
Ralph Sweezy
Ann Arbor
Neo
Alma Wiedman
Irene FitzGerald
Notice to creditors in the Estate of Fred Koch
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan announces four months from May 10 1933 for creditors to present claims against Fred Koch deceased. Claims due by September 15 1933 with hearings July 15 1923 and September 15 1933 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated May 10 1933 Judge of Probate Jay G Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Fred Koch
Jay G
Pray
Foreclosure Notice on Huron Valley Mortgage in Washtenaw
Mortgagee Huron Valley Building and Savings Association forecloses on the Brown and Corwin deed of trust in Washtenaw County Michigan After default on payments The sale is set for August 6 1938 at 10:00 am at the south front steps of the Court House in Ann Arbor The indebtedness totals 41845.00 plus interest taxes costs and attorney fees with other costs as provided by the mortgage Dated May 1933 with attorney EL Van Amerigen listed as attorney for mortgagee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Corwi
AmnArbor
Washtennie County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Reister of Deeds
Washtenawa County
Rick Hi Eels
Pour Montes
Huron Valley , Building and Savings Association
Athole
Raerepore
AnguSh Ltd
Arbor
Michigain
County of Washtenaw
Fluron Valley
Savings “Association
Siid
Joe
Huron Valtey Building and Savings “Association
Michi-gan Corporation
Secretary Wallace Explains Farm Act Goals
Secretary Wallace outlines the Agricultural Adjustment Act to curb overproduction and stabilize prices. He urges farmer cooperation, federal guidance, and broad stakeholder involvement to restructure crop production and support urban and rural needs amid postwar deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Michigan Railroads Fund Education in Washtenaw County
Floyd E. Drake of the Michigan Railroads Employes and Citizens League reports railroads paid about 48 percent of Washtenaw county primary school fund taxes in 1932, aiding 7 247 of 16 104 county children. The league, organized to seek fair legislation and rates, aims for broad county presence and 150 000 members with 100 000 more hoped by mid summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Floyd E. Drake
Grand Rapids
Michigan Railroads
and Citizens League
Michigan
Drake
Railroads
League
Citizens League
Public Notice Registration of Dairy Equipment Mark 1933
A legal notice from Washtenaw County Michigan requests registration of a designating mark for dairy equipment. E. Jereby certifies the mark to be filed with the Secretary of State Lansing and printed in Saline Observer for three weeks. Dated April 28 1933 with May 11 18 25 1933 publication dates. Herman Brédernitz signed as applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Milrairy Business
Mayle Street
City of
Saline
State of Michigan
E.jereby
Lansing
Saline Observer
Herman Bredérnitz
Michigan Set for Broad Sales Tax as Real Estate Loses Edge
Lansing awaits a sweeping sales tax plan to replace lost real estate revenue. The bill imposes a three percent tax on most goods with few exemptions, promising at least 45 million dollars for the state treasury and prompting debate among lawmakers over its impact and excess funds safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huon R. Haton
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
House
Senate
Edward Fisher
Weyne County
Bart
House Committee On Taxation
Ieader
Southworth
Fisher
Vern Brown
Comstock
Central Lodi Social Guests Share Weekend Visits
Dorothy Moore spent Sunday with Wellie and Myrtle Dennis. Jacob Bruckner and family hosted Wednesday evening with Bert Moore. Clarence Coon joined Jacob Birkle and Carrie Birkle Saturday. Wonman Moore and Charlie Scheffler spent Sunday in Detroit with Ralph Wests. Herman Grosshans and Edgar Drake families hosted Sunday evening. Seventh grade exams taken by Lindemann, Herter, and Walter Moore in Saline. Walter Dennis of Bridgewater visited relatives Spencer Dennis and Mark Sweetland. Carl Wild and Ernest Wild families visited Herman Grosskans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Moore
Wellie
Myrtle Dennis
Jacob Bruckner
Bert Moore
Clarence Coon
Jacob Birkle
Carrie Birklé
Wonman Moore
Charlie Scheffler
Detroit
Ralph West
Herman Grosshans
Edgar Drake
Gerte
Robert Lindemann
Paul Herter
Walter Moore
Saline
Walter Dennis
Bridgewater
Spencer Dennis
Mark Sweetland
A. B. Skinner
William Lindemann
Carl Wild
Ermest Wild
Herman Grosskans
Central York Notes On Local Health And Visits
Samuel Desbrough is quite sick and several neighbors visit. Miss Fettler and Miss Whitley travel to Ann Arbor for brief stays. Geddes and Willis residents make calls on family members. The Boatwright farm sells near Ypsilanti with local improvements underway. students from Oak Grove school take exams and attend Field Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Desbrough
Catherine Fettler
Ann Arbor
Lorraine Whitley
Near Willis
John Gooding
Boatwright
Ypsilanti
Clesson Sanderson
Willis
Anna Mersey
Tracy ‘LeBaron
Jesse Bird
Karl
Jesse
Marie
Vivien
Ann. Arbst
Alger Allison
Bertha Schairer
Fred Aprill
Saline
Clifton Bird
Robert Kuerr
Bernard Strutch
George Connor
Oak Grove
Mary Carter
Joseph Connor
Anna Kelsey
Everett Kelsey
Yazoo
Miss
Oake Grove
Edna Schroen
Edward Schroen
Carl Sanders
Cone M E B church homecoming planned for May 28
Sunday May 28 will be homecoming day at the Cone M E B church with an all day program. Former pastors will be present to address meetings and Rev Charles Bragg will preach in the evening. The day begins with class meeting and Sunday school followed by preaching and a church dinner. Memorial services will be held at Rice cemetery in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone M. EB
Rice Cemetery
Charles Bragg
New Adrian Bank Planned to Open by June 26
State department in Lansing approves plans for a Adrian bank opening about June 26. The scheme calls for 50 percent of deposits to be withdrawable immediately and the rest available via certificates of participation under a trust agreement. Also approved is the reopening of the People's State Bank at Tranchester Clinton Local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
State Department
Lansing
Jis. A
People’s State Bank
Tranchester
Clinton Local
Farm Voice Heard In New Relief Law
Michigan farmers gain an authoritative voice in the administration of the new Farm Act. Plans call for a five member state board of control with farmers and farm officials among the members, plus county farmer committees to supervise county operations. Provisions are voluntary and newspapers will disseminate Act details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Washington
Michigan State College Service
Michigan
Henry A. Wallace
Washington, D.C
State Board of Control
State Extension Service
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Woman’s crusade keeps the Highteenth Amendment alive
A Los Angeles Times column argues that women bear the cost of Prohibition and must continue fights against repeal. It recalls poverty, neglect, family ruin, and even violence tied to the saloon, urging sustained activism by women to protect the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster
Jane
Los Angeles Times
Local Social and Hospital News From Macon area
Macon notes show Martha Gerbrick of Detroit visiting the Payne home. E W Payne relatives in Flint. Delos Biddle in Ford hospital for observation. Detroit’s Wheeler Tate visits Macon. Roscoe Craig of Ypsilanti dines with the Downings. Memorial day plans at 2 pm with Rev Gold to speak. Dundee Britton Legion members attend. Birthday celebration for Mae Higgins with Tecumseh guests. varied visits to Guilford, Boughner and Mercier families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gerbrick
Detroit
B. W. Payne
E. W. Payne
Flint
Mmss
Delos Biddle
Ford Hospital
Wheeler Tate
Byron Rhoades
Roscoe Craig
Ypsilanti
iMarry Downing
Ora Heath
P. K. Morgan
Clara Guilford
Chauncey Boughner
John Moody
Detroit Edison Company
Milan
St. Joseph’s*Mercy Hos‘pital
Ann Arbor
Macon
Pedro
Manwaring
Te- Tecumseh
Cguilford
Portland
Day
Glenn Boughner
Chauncey Guilford
Leon
Mercier
Someset
Center
Frank Morsan
Ruth Huder
Ane Arbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist
Bert Ede
West Mooreville
Norman B. Horton
Fruit Ridge
Horton
George D. Prentice
First Presbyterian Church
William C. Stark
American Legion of
Sand Creek
Blissfield
Warren Tornaso
Hea Estate and Burglar Insurance
Justice of the Peace League
KL. F. van Amsurg, M. D
Thomas Bridges
Robinwood Ave
Adams
Toledo
Ohio
County Directory
Ypsilantia
William H. Murray
Fluff Rug and Carpet Cleaning CO
Broadway
Ann Arbor, Mich
Utah
Aines
Saline High
Wayne
River Rouge
Wayne Dispatch
Vo EL van
Europe
Wontana
Department of Agriculture
Great Lakes
Earl Berhans
van Buren
Berhans
Don Sias
Lamoreaux
Kent County
Lodi
Central York
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