Citizens Bank Report at Close of Business 1935
Report of the condition of The Citizens Bank at the close of business November 1 1935 as called for by the Commissioner of the Banking Department.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
9
Report of the condition of The Citizens Bank at the close of business November 1 1935 as called for by the Commissioner of the Banking Department.
State of Michigan Washtenaw County verifies Bridgewater Savings Bank financials for November 9 1935. Curtiss as president swears accuracy. notary H A Holmes confirms. officers and directors listed including Fuoss Holmes Keuelsr.
Public foreclosure announced for Ira and Ethel Yoder on a July 31 1924 mortgage to Ednad B House in Augusta Washtenaw County Michigan. Amount due 1724.29 includes principal interest taxes and attorney fee. sale to satisfy debt at Ann Arbor Court House on November 30 1935 at 10 am. Describes the property in Augusta township, southwest quarter section fifteen with precise bounds. Notices include attorney Arch D Wilson and surviving mortgagee Edna B House.
Public notice announces a November meeting of the Drainage Board to review the Macon and Clinton Extension Drain in Clinton and Macon Townships Lenawee and Bridgewater Washtenaw. Landowners exposed to assessments or crossing lands urged to attend. Signed by Commissioner of Agriculture James F. Thomson and Deputy George Graham.
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater lists pastor M C Phillipp and offers divine services at 10 am on Sundays with Sunday school at 11. English services occur every second and fourth Sunday of each month. Everyone is cordially invited.
Notice announces a mortgage foreclosure by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association against John R. Gardner and Nora P. Gardner of Ann Arbor. It states due principal 5,868.57, interest 1,162.12, taxes 758.88, attorney fee 50.00, total 7,339.57, and schedules public auction on November 23, 1935 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House to sell Lot 19, Krapf Addition, subject to deed restrictions, to cover the owed sums plus costs.
Morning worship at 10 o clock Sunday school at 11 15 with H A Holmes superintendent Epworth Leagues at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 Details reflect church schedule and leadership in a local Methodist notice.
The Observer includes an annual Red Cross roll call drive supplement with a poster of a nurse carrying a boy on one side and rotogravure scenes from Red Cross work on the other. The issue also features liner ads promising results.
A young man from Ypsilanti preached at York Baptist Church on Sunday. The Oak Grove P T A meeting was moved to November 15 from last Friday. York Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Parker Murray of Salem township. Several visitors from Milan Ypsilanti and nearby towns visited the Gooding and Allison homes. Mrs John Gooding's funeral Saturday drew many from near and far including Ralph Gooding Norwood Ohio Fenton LeBaron Royal Oak Jordan Brownsville Texas.
Mr and Mrs C A Carr and others attend 4 H club banquets in Ann Arbor. Local families host, visit, or travel to Saline Jackson Detroit and Maybee for parties and dinners. Several outings include deer hunting trip upper peninsula and birthdays. People mentioned include Hammond Carr Forsythe Gilbert Gordon McPike Knott Counselor and Deem among others.
Saline Savings Bank reports assets and liabilities of 1935 with cash, deposits, and notes. verified by J A R Burkhardt as cashier under oath before Notary Colarence Cook on November 7 1935. The notice lists directors and officers including LEE TESCHER and GEORGE J FELDKAMP. Ralph Scriver died Friday from injuries in an automobile collision on US 112 near Clinton.
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