Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Washtenaw County
Default on a 1919 mortgage by Herman and Emma Lindenschmidt to Catherine Weiennett. The notice sets January 10, 1934, as the public auction date at 12 noon at the Washtenaw County Courthouse to pay $5,186.25 plus 7 percent interest and costs for land in Saline Township, totaling 110 acres. Arthur G. Wood and Zoe M. Nichols, executors of Catherine Weiennett, mortgagee. Ben O. Shepherd attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lindenschmidt
Emma R. Lindenschmid
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Catherine Weiennett
Saline
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County Court House
County of
Washtenaw
State of
ifPo
Arthur G. Wood
Zoa M. Nichols
Katherine Weiennett
Etherine ‘Weinnette
Ben OO. Shepherd
Dime Bank
Detroit
Conservation officer exams set for Lower Peninsula jobs
The Department of Conservation announces a competitive examination on Tuesday November 7 at 8 AM at the Odd Fellows Temple South Mechanic Street Jackson to fill two freelance conservation officer positions in the southern Lower Peninsula one vacancy in Clinton County and one more for Monroe County open to able bodied male residents 25 to 45. Fred Reiser 70 of Bridgewater township died by hanging after despondency over ill health. Jean De Tar daughter of Dr and Mrs J S De Tar suffered a broken leg in an unavoidable accident on Main Street after stepping from a car struck by driver Frank Gooding. The fracture is in the left leg and she rests easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Hogarth
Odd Fellows Temple
South Mechanic Street
Jackson
Lower Peninsula
Clinton County
Monroe County
Department of Conservation
Fred Reiser
Bridgewater Township
Reiser
Clinton
Ann Arbor Tribune
Jean de Tar
J. S. de Tar
Frank Gooding
Milan
Fancy Cream Worms. Cookery show uses ice cream molds
Michigan State College dairy department invites ice cream makers to shape fancy forms to tempt judges and customers. Techniques include layered bricks, diagonal divisions, and pie pan shells. Recipes hint at chocolate and butterscotch flavors with decorative molds and future instructions in the Movember Quarterly Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Movember
Remodeling Hats and a Turkey Toll in Green Oak Township
Michigan State College extension staff teach Michigan women to remodel hats by lowering crowns and narrowing brims using tucks folds and re blocking methods. In Green Oak township Earl Grubb’s farm is struck by five hunters who kill two turkeys and drive away with the birds, adding to a farmer’s burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Earl Grubb
Green Oak Township
Howell Republican Press
Red Cross Relief Aids Six Million Homes in Year
The American Red Cross reports aid to six million families through unemployment and disaster relief. Payne notes readiness for winter as the nation faced an economic downturn. In 120 disasters nationwide, nearly a thousand lives were lost and tens of thousands affected, with $7.07 million spent from the national treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
John Barto Payne
Payne
Red Cross
United States
Red,Cross
Red. Cross
Avery Citizen
Red Cross Clothing Drive Nears Final Distribution
The American Red Cross ends a historic relief effort converting wheat and cotton surpluses into food and clothing for the unemployed and needy. By fall, final cotton clothing distributions are underway with 54 million garments and 92 million yards of cloth provided to over 5 million families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Congress
Red Cross
Farm Board
Free Movie Show Draws Six Hundred At Local School
The Credit Bureau Association funded a complimentary film program for community youths at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening from 7 45 to 9 30 featuring two fire prevention reels, a Douglas Pairbanks feature The Americano and a short reel about this year and last year’s Initia tion Day. About 600 to 700 attended across ages. Older youths stayed to move signs in the business district while younger children, left with their parents, risk losing future free shows. Merchants supplied the films but were unhappy with the aftereffects and disturbances observed downtown. The piece notes the moral about keeping faith across generations and laments that innocent youngsters may suffer for the deeds of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Bureau Association
State, Conservation Commission
Douglas- ‘Pairbanks
The
Americano
Bark Orchard Rabbits Resisted Resin Treatment Study
Michigan horticultural officials report rabbits cannot safely coexist with trees. Experiments at Michigan State College and Graham Station Grand Rapids tested resin and linseed oil repellents. A warm resin mixture brushed onto trees discouraged rabbits with minimal harm to several fruit trees. late November applications affected some cherry and peach varieties. Descriptions of other repellents available from East Lansing department offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Department
Michigan
State College
Graham Station
Grand Rapids
Owriine
East Lansing
Oddities in U S stamps and statues across states
A compact note on Florida under five flags and Statuary Hall, Frances Willard as the lone woman statue in Washington, Illinois solo woman statue, Washington on stamps, and remarks on Vatican stamps, Valley Forge and God We Trust, Pilgrim issue, and New Zealand stamp advertising backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
France
Spain
England
Confederacy
United States
Frances BE. Willard
Statuary Hall
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Illinois
Washington
Vatican - States
Isirgt
Valley Forge
U. S
U.S
New Zealand
Notice of meeting of commissioners on claims
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust claims against the estate of Walter A Monroe deceased. Four months from October 6 1933 creditors may present claims. Meetings at Citizens Bank Saline on December 18 1933 and February 13 1934 at ten oclock AM. Ann Arbor October 6 1933 Commissioners Holmes Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Walter A. Munroe
A. D
Citizens Bank
Saline
Said
Ann Arbor
Hemingway Addresses Saline Reciprocity Meeting
C H Hemingway editor of the Ann Arbor Tribune spoke at the annual Reciprocity meeting of the Saline Woman's club Macon Welfare club and the Willing Workers at the M E church in Saline Friday Guests enjoyed a potluck dinner and program including songs solos duets plays and readings Mizpah and Mrs Julio del Toro Washtenaw County Federation president attended as a guest and discussed upcoming federation work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Hemingway
Ann Arbor Tribune
Saline Woman’s Club
Macon Welfare Club
Willing Workers
M. E. Church
Saline
Clauckhardt
Christine Schaller
Saline Woman's
C. Hi Hemingway
Vesta Mills
Bessié Collins
Caroline Evans
Lillian ‘Bilby
Ruth “Thomas
Bessie Collins
Woman’s Club
Mizpah
Julio del Toro
Washtenaw County
Two Men Hurt In Detroit Car Crash At Vernor And Helen
Clarence Pritt and F. Carney were injured when Armine Westphal, driving, failed to yield at the Vernor Highway Helen Street intersection. The collision wrecked Westphal’s car. Pritt suffered facial and hand cuts while Carney endured more serious internal injuries and head trauma. Carney was to be moved from hospital to his brother’s Detroit home for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence “Pritt
F. Carney
Fritz
Carney
Detroit
Nez Perces and Other Tribes in Early Western History
The Nez Perces of northern Idaho faced removal to a reservation in the old Indian Territory and sparked a prolonged conflict after a treaty shortfall in 1875. The text notes small modern remnants, and briefly covers Bannacks, Caddos, Kaw, and Shoshones, detailing locations, fates, and peaceful relations with whites. It also mentions the Snake Tribe name for Shoshones and their spread across Wyoming Idaho and Nevada with several reservations and ongoing conflicts with neighboring tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Indian Territory
Sweet Grass Hills
Montana
Nez Perces
Bannacks
Red River
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
U. S
FISH FANCIER PUTS SKEETERS TO WORK
In Grand Rapids Michigan Lloyd G Marshall a tropical fish breeder rear s mosquitoes to feed his fish He set up six backyard tanks filled with water and let nature run Its interesting results show the larvae provide rapid growth for the fish daily skimming yields enough larvae for one meal per day The process attracted curiosity as female mosquitoes laid eggs on the water surface in rafts The hatch occurs within 12 hours producing wrigglers that become fish food The male mosquitoes do not visit the tanks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iain Det Nas
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mest
Lloyd
G. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Mr.Marshall
Souttice
Washtenaw County Wheat Control Association Formed
The Washtenaw County Wheat Control Association is formed with an allotment committee of Fred Blumhardt Aaron Feldkamp H S Osler and J George Wiedman. Officers elected include President Fred Blumhardt Vice President Aaron Feldkamp Secretary H S Osler Treasurer J George Wiedman. County units list chairmen from Webster Sylvan Freedom Lima York and other townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Wheat Control’ Association
Fred Blumhardt
Bridgewater Township
William Uphouse
Freedom Township
John Schmidt
Ann Arbor’ Township
Bridgewater Unit
Aaron Feldkamp
Webster
William Pritchard
Sylvan
Lyndon
Dexter
Willian’ Uphouse
the Freedom
Sharon
Fred _Bahnmiler
Lima
Jay Tanaday
York Township
York, Augusta
Ypsilanti
Arthur ‘Lutz
Saline
Ann Arbor
Northa’lem and
Scio
Bune
I Fairman
Hammond District Notes Visitors and Social Calls
Adrian Ellsman visited Kalamazoo on business this week. Numerous local residents and relatives from Ann Arbor Detroit and Wayne spent time visiting in Adrian Milan Ypsilanti and Saline with families including the Gilberts Gordon Carr Uphaus and others. A 50th anniversary at Cleary College Ypsilanti was attended by Mrs Walter Gordon and Miss Glennis. Birthday dinner for Mrs Rose Gilmore near Britton marked the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Ellsman
Kalamazoo
John Rowe
Vernon
Adrian
E.’M.gilbert
Ann Arbor
Arnn Arbor
iGleria
Gordon
Ralph, Hammond
Burke Wentz
George Uphaus
Saline
Greenfield” Village
Hovey Needham
George
Rose Gilmore
Britton
Clarence. Carr
William Hart
Susan. Carr
Harry Holmes
Doris
Claude Gilbert
Dand
Hébler
Wayne
Roy Gilbert
Lansing
Lucille Gilbert
Ypsi-lanti
E. Owen
Vera Goodin
Macon Notes Busy Social Week and Local Health News
Macon society reports include Mrs L W Coller entertaining Mrs Sam Craig of Chelsea and Miss Ruth Halladay home from M S C for the weekend. Several family visits and illness notes appear, with Mr and Mrs Everett Grout of Adian visiting, Mr and Mrs J D Kittle called to Dearborn for his mother’s illness, and a funeral at Macon Cemetery for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Augen of Ann Arbor. Community events include a South Road Birthday Club meeting and a masquerade party for church classes. A toy pistol envelope with caps was found after an explosion at the home of T Brighton in Sylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ‘W. Coller
Sam Craig
Chelsea
Ruth. Halladay
Jerome Travis
Ford’ Hospital Monay
Everett Grout
Advian
Roy Heilman
J. D. Kittle
Dearborn
J. B. Ginman
Pittsford
Carroll Kutler
Will" Harring
Lillian, Schaffer
Detroit
Hilora Koebbe
Chelsea Old
Weston
Perley Skinner
Ella
Primrose
Berea
Skinner Farm
South Road
Ray Gilmore
Ray Fendersht Peyne
Harley” Augen
Ann Arbor
Macon
EB. W- Payne
Viking Raspberry Trial Promising In Michigan Trials
Viking, a new red raspberry variety developed at Vine Land Ontario and tested at Michigan State College, shows strong vigor hardiness and easy picking. Crossed from Cuthbert and Marlboro, it bears fruit outside the plants late with large firm berries that ship well. It remains susceptible to mild mosaic but otherwise resistant to common diseases. thrives on fertile well drained soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viking
Michigan
Michigan State College
Vineland Station
Ontario
Hast Lansing
Gathbert
Cuthbert
Saline Social Notes Show Many Local Visits
Detroit visitor Paul Metzger called on Saline Wednesday while Mrs. Enola Hall lies in Bixby hospital Adrian. Dozens, including Mrs. Alfred Ide of Lansing and Ellsworth Losee, shared meals and visits with Saline families across the week.
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Bes
A. J. Warren Tornado
Real Estate and Burgiat Insurance Real Estate Justice ‘of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
County Directory
Ann. Arbor
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
Broadway
Ann Arbor, Mich
Jewelers
South Main Street
Cail
Tecumseh, Mich
Delayne
Napoleon
Dr. Jayne
Amerstg’s
Pioneer
DR. D. Jayne. & Son, Inc
Vine St
Phila. Pa
Weill
Ajury
Rhingry
Vér Holmes
Dan Murray
C. H. Hemingway
James Harry Hawkins
Skeeters
Hammond
Postenssterein Wild
Brighton
Sylvania
Blissfield Advance
South Saline
Paul Metzger
Enola Hall
Bixby Hospital
Grant Hollis
Adance
Alfred Ide
Frank Stilts
Ellsworth “Losee
Hel. Féeman
Rodgerick Heilman
Jany Friend
Donald Stilts
Mike Papp
Louis Kovacs
Toledo
Hugh Craig
Earl Kutler
Miss Geraldine
Olive Easlick
Frank Cammet
Cammet
Albert Johnston
George Stonsteimer
Lois Downing
Hilah Jean Pierce
Inez Spence
Elizabeth Kovacs
Joyce Vealey
Faord
Century of Progress
Détroit
Almon Kuder
Allen Wise
Earl Kuder
Harry Tuckey
Tecumseh
Frank
Amos Luckhardt
Katherine
Aaron Luckhardt
Murl Draper
Jeannine
Anne Arbor
Floyd Spence
George Stollsteimer
Albert. Johnston
Olive Haslick
Thurlow Vealley
Adren Vealey
Leon Vealey
Harry Wair
Wyandotte
Claud Youngs
Belleville
Floyd ‘Spence
Audrey Pocklington
Mtilda
Pocklington
Toyce
Vealey
Green Lane
Eamy
Margaret Papp
Roscoe Craig
Beatrice Downing
Maurice Papsworth
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Dusty Clark
Olive Baslick
Ellsworth Losee
Ray “Hendershot
Walter Craig
Hugh. Craig
Harry Down‘ing
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