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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
8
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Ann Arbor, as assignee, will foreclose a 1930 mortgage on property in Sylvan Township Washtenaw County Michigan for $4013.83 total due including principal interest taxes and fees. Sale to public at the Washtenaw County courthouse steps on January 4 1983 at 10 am.
Notice of sale under the mortgage dated December 8 1922 by William N. Benge and Mae S. Benge to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Amount due is 3238.86 including principal 2307.28 interest 518.53 taxes 378.05 and attorney fee 35.00. Sale set for January 1983 at 10:00 am at the southerly entrance of the Washtenaw County Court House, Ann Arbor Michigan. Property description provided for Grand View Subdivision in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan.
Washtenaw county Farm Bureau members met at the C of C building in Ann Arbor on a Friday evening for their annual fall gathering. President Charles McCalla presided and introduced R. V. Gunn of Michigan State College who spoke about federal farm board activities and cooperative marketing.
Writ of Fieri Facias issued by the Circuit Court of Washtenaw County. C J Bracey and Carol M Bracey lose rights to Lot 2 in Block 13 Mills Addition Saline. Sale at public vendue January 2 1933 at ten in the forenoon at the south front door of the Ann Arbor courthouse. Floyd Hamacher deputy sheriff and Arthur C Lehman attorney for plaintiff. Adv Nov 3 10 17 24 Dec 1 8 15 1932.
Default on a mortgage dated January 2 1930 of Roland B Waltrous and Ruth M Waltrous to William Braun prompts foreclosure. A public sale of the premises in Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan is set for December 16 1937 at ten in the forenoon at the courthouse front door Ann Arbor to cover principal interest and attorney fees plus costs.
The article surveys a long history of duck breeding from ancient times to modern commercial systems. It notes mallard origins, early Chinese duck industries, and developments in Europe, with a focus on heavy laying strains and large-scale operations in the United States and New Zealand. It mentions Canton duck centers and the Li and Loo varieties, along with the use of incubators and market demand for green ducks and Pekin feathers.
Mrs Ingwald Moe of Gary Ind visits Mr and Mrs Edward Feuerbather and others for a Sunday dinner at Mrs Maude Rankins. Camp Fire Girls begin early Christmas clothing drive for Saline families. Mrs Alfred Hertler hosts a birthday dinner for Mrs Katharine Hertler with several guests.
The county convention of Eastern Stars elected officers: President Mary Springstead, First Vice President Louis Sherice, Second Vice President Abbie Carr, Secretary Bewick Gean, Treasurer Katherine Greeyen. Mrs. Serah Denton of Milan installed as officer. initiation by Mrs S G Lambarth and others. They adjourned to meet in Saline in May for the annual meeting.
Clarence Merrittis on the sick list. Mrs Frank Stilts visited Mrs Leon Vealey. Geraldine Kuder staying in Detroit. Earl and Mrs Kuder visited Craig home. Hartwig entertained relatives from Waltz. Heath family with Spence family visited. Roscoe Craig on two week vacation from Ypsilanti State Hospital. Walter Craig and Lena dore Graf of Clinton visited Hugh Craig. Lloyd Cox and Detroit visitors called on Earl Kuter. Visitors from Dexter and Macon called on Hugh Craig. Hilah Jean Pierce Lois Downing and Jeannine Craig spent weekend with grandparents Hugh and wife. Mrs Buola Hall moved to Robison home for winter. Frazer resides with Mrs Hall. Robison home. Casper Michelson Clifford Mansfield and Zella Spence of Ann Arbor dined with Floyd Spence. Gleason P T A met at Hartwig home. Ida Luckhardt presented program. potluck supper. Harl Kuder hosted Welfare Club. Bible day with character papers. two comforters for Starr Commonwealth tied. December meeting at Wall-Swick home for annual husbands’ banquet. Mrs W R Porter heard suspicious noise in camp tent. slept. gun missing next morning.
Mortgagees Edward F. Cooper and Jennie E. Cooper announce a foreclosure sale of property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. The note due three thousand dollars plus interest and taxes total 3154.58 and 35 attorney fees, with sale set for January 14 1933 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse. The parcel is in Hiscock Addition and includes east one third of lots 1 and 3 and a five rod strip across lots 2 and 4.
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