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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
5
The Saline Observer lists postal details for Saline Michigan with second class mailing, subscription prices at 1.50 per year, single copies five cents, two and four month rates, card of thanks and resolutions of condolence priced 5 cents to 1.50, and poetry at five cents per line.
Default made on mortgage dated October 8 1925 by Herman Heininger and Pauline Heininger to Michigan Mutual Savings Association. Receiver William S. Cameron to sell at public auction December 16 1935 at 11 AM at Huron Street entrance Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor to cover $6642.94 principal interest taxes insurance plus $35 attorney fee. Describe property in Saline Lots eight and nine area of section three on Chicago Street now Michigan Ave as per village plat. Adv notice published Sept 1926 through Dec 1935.
State of Michigan probate court in Washtenaw County sets four month period from October 22 1935 for creditors to file claims against Theodore Emanuel Schill. Claims must be presented at the probate office Ann Arbor by February 28 1936. Hearings scheduled December 28 1935 and February 28 1936 at 10 a.m. Judge Jay G. Pray presides.
The Agricultural department advises rationing rye and other staples while hogs beef corn and potatoes are controlled. The piece urges poor men to rely on the un rationed soy bean, citing Henry Ford laboratory tests that soybeans are a complete food.
Mortgagee Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will sell at public auction on November 28, 1935 at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court to satisfy the note secured by John R. Gardner and Nora P. Gardner. The property is Lot 18 in Krapf Addition to Ann Arbor.
TWELFTH GRADE reporters note seniors buoyed by the upcoming Senior play as they juggle studies in government heat chemistry and shorthand while planning field trips. ELEVENTH GRADE updates cover Macbeth reading atom theory and Jefferson Hamilton debates with typing drills and a speed test. TENTH GRADE reports on Christianity history notes and word speed gains as Latin geometry and English progress. NINTH GRADE recounts Knicely's hard work, Treasure Island rehearsals, and shop class projects. SEVENTH GRADE chronicles Sleepy Hollow English, math degrees on a protractor, Boston Massacre lessons, and US geography maps. Village sewer project approved under WPA.
Macon entries note ill Donald Craig with throat infection and a list of local residents visiting, traveling, or hosting relatives in nearby towns. The column mentions the Community Club gathering Tuesday Nov 19 and several social visits around Ann Arbor, Detroit, Chelsea and Dexter.
Two splendid services were held last Sunday and two more are planned for next Sunday at Federated Church. 10 am worship and 11:15 am Sunday school led by S. Y. Cotton with Geddes assisting and Mrs Reuben Rogers as chorister. 6:30 pm young people meet. 7:30 pm entertaining service with Rev Porter of Ypsilanti presenting pictures of Gods and Temples of India. Everyone invited.
Observer Liners are at your service delivering quick, precise market updates and results. The system provides concise briefs, focusing on key players, firms, and events to keep readers informed with timely notes and ongoing coverage.
Public notice in Saline Observer announces hearing on November 25 1935 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Edward Stierle deceased estate petition seeks appointment of Harry A Holmes or other suitable person as administrator. Court orders publication for three weeks prior to hearing.
Under order of Washtenaw Probate Court the blacksmith shop and lot on North Ann Arbor Street Saline Michigan owned by the estate of William Acton deceased will be sold at public sale on December 23 1985 at 10 a m cash with at least five percent down. Sale subject to Probate Court confirmation. Administrators signature Waiters Acton. Adv notice dates provided.
Probate Court for Wash tenaw appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against John Martin Schill deceased creditors may present claims within four months from October 18 1935. Commissioners will meet at Citizens Bank Saline on December 28 1935 and February 28 1936 at ten oclock for examination and adjustment of claims Ann Arbor October 18 1935.
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