127th Infantry returns from large Louisiana maneuvers
Camp Livingston, La Sept 29. Relatives were told the 127th Infantry completed the largest peace time field exercises, under Lt General Walter Krueger, with 2100 officers and men. They endured night marches, river crossings, and forded swamps, suffered only one death from heart failure, and kept up three hot meals daily aided by a mobile stage and chaplains. The unit praised leadership, morale, and health, and reported regimental improvements and a strong showing in simulated combat ending with a triumphant return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Livingston
127Th Infantry
Weill
Louisiana
Walter Hrueger
Third Army
Paul B. Clemons
Milwaukee
Irving A. Bish
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Edmund L. Daley
Alexandria
Andrew J. Roe
Superior
Wis
Kipling
Grueger
Daley
Fish
Clemens
Livingston
Army of the United States
J. Tracy Hale, Jr
Infantry
Local Social Roundup From Macon For Weekend Guests
Macon notes recount visits and hospitality among residents. Guests include Mrs Maude Deem from Detroit and Detroit visitors of the Burlesons. Attends include Glen Mercer funeral in North Adams and Lillie Emans funeral in Albion, with several callers from Flint and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Burleson
Maude Deem
Detroit
D. L. Burleson
Ward Winn
Judd District Distant News and Hunting Trip Notes
Lester Randolph spent Sunday at Davison while remodeling on the Orr place is noted for Mr. Begole. Langstaff suffers a four week bout with a bad cold. Several sentences mention visits and hunting trips among Richards Avy and related families in Michigan and Dearborn. A magazine note on mountain sheep discusses hooves adapted for grip and stopping power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Randolph
Davison
Mr. Begole
Orr Place
Mr. Langstaff
Bobbie Dawson
Tommie Richards
Edd Avy
Edd Avy, Jr
Detroit
Fred Avy
Paul Richards
Mra
Richards
Marjory
Dearborn
Publication Order in Brown vs Turney Case
State of Michigan Washtenaw County courts publish an order requiring defendant Charles M. Turney to appear December 12 1941 in Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan to answer the suit over Lot Twenty Cumming's Subdivision with deed issued by the Auditor General. Publication begun November 18 1941 and continued for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Albert W. Hooper
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
First National Bank
Phebe HE. Brown
Charles M. Turney
Michigan
Yp- Silanti
Washtenaw
Cumming
Auditor General
State of
Anne Arbor
Lee N. Brown
Ypsilanti
Sev. Bank
Public sale license sought in Lindemann estate
Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders hearing on December 8 1941 on Alwin R Burkhardt the administrator's petition to sell estate real estate to distribute proceeds. Notice to be published for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann. Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Julius FE
Lindemann
Alwin R. Burkhardt
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Publication Order In Washtenaw Probate Case
The Washtenaw County Probate Court issues an order for publication in The Saline Observer. Hattie F. Richardson as administrator seeks authority to deed land contract property to original second-party. Hearing set for November 27, 1941 at 10:00 AM at the probate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Saline
Social Notes from Saline and Ann Arbor Events
Virginia Kleuter visited Ann Arbor on Saturday. Lonny Aston of Monroe spent the weekend with the Boehm family in Saline. Warren Finkbeiner plans to attend the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Schwoche celebrated Thanksgiving with Detroit hosts. Mrs. Herman Fry and Mrs. McHaffy called on Mrs. Fred Arend. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wiedmayer and Dorothy Kohier visited the Finkbeiners. U of M fraternity brothers and dates held a party with dancing at Saline Valley Farm Recreation Hall. The Seeger family hosted friends for a David Hunt surprise party. he leaves for the army Friday. A gift was presented to Mr. Hunt. The Michigan Tuberculosis Association held its 34th annual meeting in Grand Rapids with the first color film The Case History of Lucy 2 shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jésse
Kenneth Prost
Newberry
Fred Gason
Highland Park
EB. W. Payne
Clare Gillespie
Lillie Emens
Albion
Grace Cheesbro
Toledo
John Ladd
Sumner McCollum
John Bush
Detroit
Herman Schanz
Chelsea
Farr Schanz
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Pennington
Argyle Biddle
Ypsilanti
Kenneth Frost
Elwyn Bugbee
Tecumsen Hospital
Brenda Lou
Zella Nichols
Tom W Nichols
Almon Rutler
O. S. Evans
Ford Hospital
Lilah Howell
Ruth
Leslie Naugle
Robert Howell
Wayne
Will O'Reilly
Harry Pinkstone
Ravenna
Hueston Pinkstone
Camp Bowenfield
Joe Baly
Flint
Sarton Baly
Schenectady
N. Y
Walter Pinkstone
Swanton
Virginia Kleuter
Ann Arbor
Lonny Aston
Monroe
William Boehm
Warren Finkbeiner
Chicago
W. P. Schwoche
Paul Williamson
Herman Fry
McHaffy
Fred Arend
Orville Wiedmayer
Dorothy Kohier
Russell Wiedmayer
C. D. Finkbeiner
U. of M
Saline Valley Farm Recreation Hall
Seeger
David Hunt
Royal Oak
David
Mr. Hunt
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Grand Rapids
Final Administration Account in Washtenaw County Probate
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders final administration for Lima R. Herrington deceased. Arthur A. Kalder, Executor, filed the final account and petition for allowance and residue distribution. Hearing set for December 1, 1941 at 10:00 AM with three weeks of publication prior notices. Court administrator Jay G. Pray. Publication dates November 6 13 and 20 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G, Pray
Lima R. Herrington
Arthur A. Kalder
Saline Observer
Otter regulations allow limited taking in select Michigan counties
The Michigan Conservation Commission, after investigation, orders that for one year it is unlawful to take otter by any means except during beaver season in specified counties Alcona Alger Alpena Baraga Cheboygan Crawford Delta Dickinson Houghton Iosco Iron Kalkaska Luce Marquette Menominee Missaukee Montmorency Ogeman Oscoda Otsego Presque Isle Roscommon Schoolcraft. Signed October 21 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
The
Conservation Commission
Director of Conservation
Beaver
Alcona
Alger
Alpena
Baraga
Cheboygan
Crawford
Delta
State limits mink trapping to specified windows
The commission on conditions for mink regulates trapping in the Upper Peninsula from November 1 to 30 and in the Lower Peninsula north of Town 16 North and west of Saginaw Bay from November 15 to December 15. South of the line and east of the bay including Huron County traps allowed December 1 to 31. Signed October 21 1941 by the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
The
Conservation Commission
Mink
Director of Conservation
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Saginaw Bay
Huron County
Joseph P. Rahilly
Wayland Osgood
Schools invited to join Christmas seal TB drive
Michigan tuberculosis effort calls on school newspapers statewide to participate in the Christmas seal sale. Submissions in feature news editorial and cartoons go to the Michigan Tuberculosis Association in Lansing. Certificates of Merit awarded for originality accuracy and public health impact. Sponsored by the National Tuberculosis Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Lansing
National Tuberculosis Association
The
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Navy training builds leaders for industry says Sperry executive
Thomas A. Morgan, president of Sperry Corporation, recalls his early naval training and its value to his career. The piece shows new Navy recruits in electrical training at a Navy Trade School and highlights broad opportunities in nearly 50 trades, with equal pay and benefits for regular and reserve sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry Corporation
Thomas A. Morgan
U. S. Navy
Morgan
Navy
Naval Reserve
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Macon
Fox DeLuxe Bng. Co
RED Cross
Cee
Frances Fedden
Bronxville, N. Y
Bradshaw Cgrandeff
New York
Judd
A. G. Richards
Monising
Fauna
West Saline
P. J. Hoffmaster
Michigan Associater Telephone Company
Wheeler’s Drug Store
Greyhound
Coldwater
Toronto
Sturgis
Clinton
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