Michigan deer hunt era more than four million dollars
Michigan eyes a $4,000,000 annual deer hunt economy as 162,301 hunters prowl the north woods. Officials warn that winter starvation and habitat loss threaten deer numbers and the future of hunting in a state with over one million deer and extensive forest lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Woods
North Woods
State Conservation Department
Straits
Civilian Conservation Corps
Michigam
Casino
Alger
Schoolcraft
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York
Pennsylvania
Local Socials and Church Activities Reported
Central York residents Misses Electa and Marilyn Murray visited Mrs. Alger Allison on Thursday. A Fellowship supper was held at York Baptist church Friday evening. John D Allison and Grant Allison, with relatives from Detroit, visited Saturday. Alger Allison hosted visitors from his brother’s home Saturday. Mrs. Alger Allison attended the Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meeting in Ann Arbor Friday. Miss Heist spoke on cold prevention at the Oak Grove PTA meeting held at the schoolhouse Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
Marilyn Murray
Alger Allison
York Baptist Church
John D.allison
Robert Hopps
Munger Road
Grant Allison
Willis Road
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary
Presbyterian Church
Ann Arbor
Miss Heist
Oak Grove
Community Notes From Mooreville Area
Mooreville Methodist church to receive fresh white paint. Floyd Ganong laying cement for a 30 by 40 foot barn foundation. Dorothy Walther now employed at Detroit Edison office in Milan. Local residents from Milan and Cone gather for social visits and group demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooreville Methodist
Floyd Ganong
Dorothy Walther
Detroit Edison
Milan
Gust Grams
Melvin Sand
Ann Arbor
Loyal Kanitz
Blanche Gebhart
Detroit
C. E. Kanitz
Arthur Kanitz
Cone
A. J. Turner
Stanley Brush
Donaldson
Turner
Louis Smith
Alfred Steele
Mrs. Steele
Rhode Island Red Wins 321 Egg Championship at MS College
A Rhode Island Red from Wrentham Massachusetts topped the 17th annual Michigan State College egg laying contest with 321 eggs totaling 350.85 points. The second place White Leghorn from Holland associated with P J Osborne produced 33 cent eggs in 51 weeks.
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Michigan State College
Rhode Island
Wrentham
Mass
P. J. Osborne
Holland
City of Ypsilanti land parcel in Washtenaw County foreclosed
Public notice in The Saline Observer cites a property action involving lot thirty eight in H. W. Larzene Addition to Ypsilanti Michigan. The publication and order of appearance by publication stem from a circuit court proceeding with Luella M. Smith clerk and Lee N. Brown attorney. Dates cited include November 2 to December 14, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella M. Smith
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
H. W. Larzene
Ypsiam
Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank Bldg
Irene A. Seitz
State of Michigan
Gilbert
Liber
Ig Lee N. Brown
Savings Bank Building
Chancery Notice Advertise in the Observer
A historical notice promotes various advertisement goals and services for readers seeking buyers or business. It emphasizes advertising as a path to gain customers, retain them, and achieve success across diverse goods and needs. The text urges widespread use of the Observer for ads. It mentions selling farms groceries clothing and more while inviting inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Michigan Circuit Court Quiet Title Battle in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a suit to quiet title in the land described runs against numerous heirs and assigns of several named defendants. An order requires appearance within three months and publication in The Saline Observer for six weeks. The suit covers lands in York Township including described parcels and acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Washtenaw
Chancery
Howardc
LeBaron
Helen LeBaron
Leander J. le Baron
Alfred F. LeBaron
Edward Wilmot
Frank Acton
W. J. LeBaron
Joseph Gillett
Adelia Gillett
William Willmot
Hillen
Willmot
Paschell D. Webb
Paschal D. Webb
Adaline Gillett
Myron Webb
Catharine Webb
Irene C. Reynolds
Etta M. Cooper
Albert G. Cobb
Lucinda A. Cobb
Ada M. Wood
Etta R. Crittenden
George H. Cobb
Bila V. Cobb
M. Louise Taggart
Lucy A. Cobb
Caleb van Husan
Olney Hawkins
William G. Wise
William Hulbert
Almira’ G. Bragg
James W
Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
Charles C. Menefee
F. A. LeBaron
Genesee County
Michigan
Roscoe C. Bonisteel
Saline
Luella M. Smith
Township
York
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Saline and
Monroe Road
Notice to defendants in quiet title suit in Ypsilanti
William Braun estate through Florence Wright seeks to quiet title against multiple Harwood and Gregory parties and others. The court orders appearance within three months and publication in The Saline Observer. Described property is Gilbert's Addition Lot 50 in Ypsilanti Washtenaw Michigan. Publication dates listed Sept 21 to Nov 2 1939.
Local Social Happenings and Community Notes
Mrs Otto Gall’s mother is ill and Mrs Matthew Seeger cares for her. Florence Wiedmayer attended a Michigan State Marquette football game in East Lansing. The Tucker and Schwoche couples visited Detroit. Fred Arend hosted a Sunday dinner for the Merchant family of Detroit. Anna Klein won a trip to East Lansing for 4 H Club Week. Martha Finkbeiner returned to Ann Arbor after a visit with her parents. 4 H summer club finishers and parents attended a Kiwanis dinner at the Michigan Union in Ann Arbor. The Wash tenaw Citizens Committee celebrates progress toward a county Health Unit. A shower honored Harold Feltkamp and Miss Rena Blumhardt on Oct 21 at the Polar Bear. Schwoche party in Detroit drew fifty guests for a Halloween feast and midnight lunch. Patented kitchen devices promise 60,000,000 housewife hours saved daily. The largest Swiss cheese factory is in Wisconsin, USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Gall
Matthew Seeger
Florence Wiedmayer
Michigan State Marquette
Hast Lansing
Lawrence Tucker
W. P. Schwoche
Detroit
Fred Arend
EB. J. Merchant
Anna
May Klein
East Lansing
Martha Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
G. Finkbeiner
Michigan Union
Lena
Doris
Alice Klein
Edna Rose Otto
Citizens Committee of
Washtenaw
Harold Feltkamp
Rena Blumhardt
Weekend visits fill Hammond area with familiar faces
Beth Gilbert spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt the Manley Robisons. Ad rian guests Mr and Mrs Jack Richard visited the Harmonds. George Pitcher and Dearborn guests stayed with the Caring family. Yale Michigan game drew David and Kerry Gordon to Ann Arbor. Various relatives visited and hunted or dined with local families in Morenci Charlotte Jackson Rothbury Berkley and neighboring towns.
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Beth Gilbert
Manley Robison
Jack Richard
Adrian
Robert Hammond
George Pitcher
Dearborn
Lloyd Carey
David Gordon
Kerry Gordon
Ann Arbor
Ellis Rosse
Forest Hauk
Morenci
E. M. Gilbert
Claude Gilbert
Hiverett Gilbert
Rothbury
Hunting
B. O. Stimpson
John Stimpson
Berkley
Theodore Stimpson
Sally Ann
Julia Gordon
Property description in Washtenaw County Michigan records
The document details a land description for the south half of section seven in town four south range six east York Township Washtenaw County Michigan. It references Roscoe Bonisteel and notes publication dates October 12 19 26 November 2 9 16 238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township of
York
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Roscoe ©. Bonisteel
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Publication Order on Final Administration Account
Washtenaw County Michigan Probate Court orders publication notice for the final administration account of Arthur G Wheelock deceased. Executor Donna Bradbury to appear November 14 1939 at 10 AM to examine and approve the account and distribute residue. Notice to run three weeks in The Saline Observer newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G
Arthur G. Wheelock
Donna
Bradbury
Petijon
Saline
Band of G. B. returns to Munuscong Bay refuge
The Biological Survey lists return instructions for a band found on a Mallard. Hundreds of ducks are banded annually at Michigan’s Munuscong Bay waterfowl refuge run by the conservation department. Hunters aid the sport by returning bands, with some recovered from distant Spanish America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallard
Biological Survey
Munuscong Bay
Michigan Department of Conservation
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Michigan Mirror
Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Isziger
Arizona
Central York
Mooreville
Saline Observer
Chancery Notice
Joseph H. Richardson
Hattie Richardson
Lucius Lyon
Augustus B. Woodard
Jacob L. Larzelere
John Y. Larzelere
Sarah Larzelere
Harriett Larzelere
H. W. Larzelere
Michael Rackett
Elijah W. Morgan
Franklin L. Parker
Lucy W. S. Morgan
Byron W. Cheever
Lucy D. S. Parker
Adelia C. Cheever
B. W.cheever
Jennie Cheever
J. Willard Babbitt
J. W
Lee N. Brow
William Braun
Florence Wright
William W. Harwood
Alma Co. Harwood
William Harwood
Alma Harwood
Lewis Goddard
Lewis L. Goddard
Margaret Eaton
Bert Gregory
Rosa Gregory
George Bert Gregory
Rosa A. Gregory
Rosa Adele Gregory
Rose Adele Gregory
Rose Gregory
Rose A. Gregory
William W. Howard
Alma C. Howard
Tes N. Brown
West Saline
The
United States
Hammond District
M.S.C
Ms.c. Idea
Floyd Linebaugh
Promise OF Sport
Fish Division
Denzerment of Conservation
Jordan River
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