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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1927
Page
7
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders hearing on May 7 1927 for administrator de bonis non C A Curtiss to be licensed to sell real estate by private sale for distribution. Hearing set for June 3 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Publication required in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
Washtenaw County probate announces Wilber Coe as executor files final administration account and petitions for allowances and residue distribution. Hearing set for the second day of next month at ten oclock with publication in Saline Observer weekly prior to hearing. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Nora Borgert, Register.
Wheat 1.32 per bushel. Oats 47 cents per bushel. Oats 5 cents per bushel. Hogs 9 to 9 1/2 cents. Calves 10 to 11 cents. Eggs 22 cents per dozen.
An architect’s clerk uncovers graft in the building trade and rises in Wall Street circles while plotting to secure a Senate bid. Paul Raxon dominates his network, using loyalty, manipulation, and wealth to target political power as his wife presses for luxury and public life.
Miss Lena Mills went to Milan for her sister Mrs. Fred Sanford’s illness. Mrs. Sanford died Saturday morning and was buried in Marble Park after a Tuesday funeral. Mrs. Loyal Kanitz ended her school year with a student potluck and report cards. she expects to return next year. A Chicago man’s note to his wife preceded a divorce on grounds of desertion, with the court ruling he could no longer be in Chicago.
Mrs Bessie Collins Adrian visitor Tuesday. Roscoe Craig Tiledo visitor Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Barbara Mohrhardt Detroit relatives last week. Mr and Mrs Henry Gornish Jackson visitors one day last week. Mr and Mrs Paul Metzger Detroit relatives Sunday. Mrs Ellen Kuder with Jennie Leonard Tuesday afternoon. George Winterstein family Sunday guests of Ellen Kuder. Mrs Albert Johnston Sunday guest of Hugh Craig family. Mrs Cora Walters Sunday with daughter Earl Vader family. Mr and Mrs C F Heilman Saturday with Frank Stilts. Mrs Hugh Craig Saturday in Macon with Delos Biddle. D Clark Ann Arbor stayed Saturday night with William Baslick. Ellsworth Losee weekend with Aubrey Pocklington near Britton. Fred Greenfield Clayton family Sunday with Fred Teufel. Mrs C R Pierce Hilah Jean Walter Craig Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon. Mrs Parl Kutler called on Mrs John Camburn and Mrs Clare Waite Saline Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Albert Johnston last week with sister Mrs Aubrey Pocklington Britton. Mr and Mrs Tarold Botece hosted late parents from near Lansing Sunday and Monday. Gleason school closed Friday potluck at school. Ice cream and cake served. Fred Taefel and family, Fred Greenfield and Guy called on Ray Kuder Sunday. Mrs Leon Hall and children of Mian and Mr Ni Dibble Tecumseh called on Willard Hall Sunday. Mr and Mrs G R Pierce Hilah Jean Harold Kuder Sunday evening with Albert Johnston family. Albert Johnston and Hilworth Losee Friday evening with Aubrey Pocklington near Britton.
Farmers back the corn borer control effort over cash rewards, with Michgan officials noting the rush is toward eradicating the pest. Extension staff say real benefits come from improved farming practices and prompt, clean inspections for labor payments. A separate note reports a West Main street paving bond issue of 10,000 passed at a special election, and a Chelsea Standard item on a farmer Elmer Lehman’s Black Top ewe with triplets and twins.
Ernst Brothers move to 9240 South Fourth avenue marks a growth spurt in Washtenaw county. The firm highlights the A B C electric washing machine with fast 60 garments per hour capacity and no oiling. The new store offers easy deferred payments for electric washers and appliances.
Births include a daughter Dora May born May 19 to Dana Chase and a 10 pound Helen Marie born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Del bert Miller. Local movements include visits among Hibarger Bartels Goldsmith and Roehrs families. Mooreville school closed for epilenic dinner and area funeral services held for William Moorhead in Findlay Ohio.
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