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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

Page

8

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale In Washtenaw County Michigan

Foreclosure sale to satisfy a 1924 mortgage held by Edna H House surviving mortgagee against Ira M Yoder et al in Augusta township Washtenaw County Michigan. Sale at Ann Arbor Court House on Nov 80 1935 at 10 am for 1724 29 due plus interest taxes and costs description includes land in Augusta township adjoining Wabash railroad. Also notes on detachable collars for dresses and a fire destroying a barn in Dexter township.

Ira M. Yoder Hther_ Yoder Augusta Washtenaw County Michigan James G. House Edna H. House Register of Deeds Ann Arbor County of Washtenaw State of Edna E Arch D. Wilson Ann Arbor Trust Building

Public Sale of Real Estate in Saline Michigan

Under probate authority a sale of the blacksmith shop and lot on North Ann Arbor Street Saline is set for December 21 1935 at 10 a.m. EST. property part of lot 1 section 11 in Saline described. cash with at least five percent down. sale subject to Probate Court confirmation. Walter J Acton administrator. Also brief local notices recap: two porkers slaughtered at B F Potter farm Delta Ohio. Henry Kempf injured at Ford Mill with arm mangled, possible amputation.

Washtenaw Saline County of Washtenaw State of Michigan Vilage Chicago Street Walter J. Acton

Mortgage foreclosure sale in Saline Michigan 1935 notice

Notice of foreclosure by Michigan Mutual Savings Association on a mortgage dated October 3 1925 held by Herman and Pauline Heininger. Wm S Cameron receiver will sell at public auction December 16 1935 at 11 am at the Huron Street entrance Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan to cover $6642.94 principal and interest plus $35 attorney fee with 7 percent interest.

Herman Heininger Pauline Heininger Michigan Mutual Savings Association Michigan Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Wm. S. Cameron Michigan Mutual, Savings Association Huron Street Court House Ann Arbor Chicago Street Michigan Ave Saline Mich William 8. Cameron John R. St Hazel Park

Notice of Hearing Claims in Washtenaw Probate

State of Michigan Probate Court for Washtenaw County gives four months from October 22 1935 for creditors of Theodore Emanuel Schill to present claims. Claims must be filed by February 28 1936 at the Probate Office Amn Arbor. Hearings set for December 28 1935 and February 29 1936 at ten in the forenoon.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Theodore Emanuel Schill Amn Arbor Ann Arbor A. D Jay G. Pray

Fifteen Years Ago Births Weddings and Deaths Noted

Fifteen years prior a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Gottlob Finbeiner on November 9. Bertha Schairer planned a Palm Beach winter with her aunt Mrs Giffert. Jesse Gray died in Eustis Florida. A silver wedding anniversary honored Mr and Mrs Casper Greeb. Farewell for Mr and Mrs Christian Lambarth as they moved to Saline. Funeral attendees from many towns. Edward A Clark bought the Baptist parsonage. Edward and Gottlob Wahr visited in Lima. Several families moved homes and farms. A hunting accident damaged a local farmer’s team. warnings about hunting posted.

Gottlob Finbeiner William Schmid Norman Wolf Highland Park Bertha Schairer Giffert Palm Beach Florida Josephine Nauman Jackson Mary Wolf Manchester Jesse Gray Eustis Ridge Casper Greeb Pittsfield Christian Lambarth Lodi E. J. Morden Adrian Fred O'Dell Gertrude Guernsey Collins Will Collins P. K. Allen Marshall Loree Washburn Darling Ann Arbor Tuttle W. D. van Tuyle Ella Cotton Walter Cotton Clinton Baron Pennington Grant Carl and Earl Plymouth Macon Edward A. Clark Ola Hammond Detroit Helen Klumpp Victor Sturm Green Bay Wisconsin Edward Gottlob Wahr Leon Phitzmayer Lima Lewis Ernst Dexter George Klager Fred Gross Dna Frieda Tibias Laubengeyer Joseph Staebler Scio Oscar Klager L. EB. Sawyer Carl Schléh Walter Karaszewski

Appointment of Administrator for Michigan Estate

The probate court in Ann Arbor fixed November 25 1935 at 10:00 AM to hear Howard Stierle estate petition for administration. Public notice requires three successive weekly publications in The Saline Observer. Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Howard Stierle Hawin Stierle Harry A. Holmes Saline Nora O. Borgert

Observer Home Newspaper Ad Rates

Classified line ad rates announced by The Observer for home newspaper listings include $1.50 yearly and 75 cents for six months. Ads promise results for readers seeking local notices and small ads.

Saline Village Notes and Local News Highlights

Thirty years ago A J Warren and wife spent Sunday at Morrice. D A Townsend to sell stock December 5. Fred Richards moves to Manchester to manage a large stock farm. Spring Valley fruit members visit hot air baths daily. Saline praised for sidewalks and sanitary conditions. Andrew Alber injured by corn husker. hand likely saved. New East Main cement cutter used as water channel and bicycle path. Michigan football undefeated before Yale loss. Various local turkey sales totals and buyers. By‑ron visits and a birth announced. Pancake social hosted by Christian Endeavor Society. Louise Wesenett injured. health poor. Michigan Wisconsin game draws crowd. rail and auto lines described. Russell E Brown dies at 77. funeral held. Local Marines enlistments and travel plans discussed.

A. J. Warren Morrice D. A. Townsend Fred Richards Manchester Fred Andrew Smith Spring Valley Yale Princeton Michigan Hattie Mehler H. McMann Louise Wesenett Ann Arbor Ypsilanti

4 Man With a Hobby

W K Bixby built a life from work and civic duty and found zest in hobbies. He collected manuscripts books and paintings but shared them generously with friends, aligning vocation with avocation and enriching others. New York Times notes his unselfish generosity toward priceless collections.

W. K. Bixby Times Bibliophile Society New York Times

Blood feud devastates Albanian village of Tigan

The Albanian village of Tigan faces near total depopulation after a long blood feud with a neighboring village. Each Tigan man killed by foes from the other side costs Tigan many men, leaving the population at about 20 percent of its 40 year ago level as the feud continues.

Belgrade Tigan Albania

Community Notes From Central York Word Reach

Central York reports Jacob Stecher on the sick list. Mrs. Hattie Murray visited with Mrs. Alger Allison and spent time with her son Myrl Murray and family in Mooreville. Mrs. Lee Draper of Milan and Miss Electa Murray called on John Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grullen of Milan visited Mrs. Alger Allison's family. Hattie Murray and her daughter Hleda attended the Brotherhood meeting at Stony Creek Sunday evening.

Jacob Stecher Hattie Murray Alger Allison Myrl Murray Mooreville Lee Draper Milan Electa Murray John Gooding Chester Grullen Miss Hleda Stony Creek Walter Craig Ann Arbo Ruth Lascille Halladay Jack Downing Ypsilanti Ralph Halladay Rose Hatch Maynard Hatch Jackson Gertrude Hawkins Flint Carl Hawkins Croll Hatch Nashville Roberta Johnson I. D. Kittle Ned Hawkins Ridgeway Jack Smith Adrian Hila Pennington R. C. Pennington Virginia Margaret Pennington Hast Lansing Ronald Pilbeam Shirley Pilbeam Ann Arbor University Hospital Hamilton Moore Bert. Bruder Gerald Carey Clayton Bigelow R. D. Miller Fremont H. E. Opdike Hagerman Pontiac Ella Pennington R. G. Sage P. K. Morgan Elmer Osgood Toledo Raisin Center Elmer Green

P T A Meeting Acknowledged In Judd District Notes

Mrs. Dawson spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Raymond Riggs. The P T A meets at the school house Friday evening with a potluck supper at 7 30. Several local families visited and hosted guests in Milan and Ann Arbor.

Dawson Raymond Riggs Emil .Milkey Will Laeno Milan Pauline Riggs Herbert Teachout Sarah Riggs D. G. Richards George Franklin Ann Arbor Lamphier George Franklin Richards Gale Riggs

Hammond District social notes from Friday to Sunday

George Needham spent Friday to Sunday in West Unity Ohio. Mrs Minnie Hammond hosted the Ladies Aid of the M E church midweek. Clerical cameos include visits by C A Carr and Raynor Scudder, plus many Hawkins families visiting Stodard and Mercy Hospital. Residents of Ann Arbor and Bringewater are noted among callers and birthday observances for Mary Jane Hammond.

George Needham West Unity Minnie Hammond M. E C. A. Carr Raynor Scudder John Haughn Juanita of Maybee Hazel Gordon Harry Brown Walter Gordon Roy Stoddard St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Ralph Hammond Robert Hammond Wava. Richards Ann Arbor

Community Visitors and Visits Across Towns

Detroit visitor Johnston spent Sunday in South Saline. Ann Arbor and Milan visitors stopped by to see locals including Mrs. Herman Mehler, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schultz, and the Craig family. A funeral in Bowling Green drew relatives from Saline area. Read the liner ads today.

Johnston Detroit Herman Mehler Ann Arbor Hugh Craig Pearl Dillon Milford Olive Easlick Harold Schultz Milan Ellsworth Losee John Crook Coleman the Cross Donald Craig Donna Jean Craig Macon Harry Downing James Wirth York Township Frank Stilts Aubrey

Rye Growers Face Low Future Price

A wide rye crop this year and large domestic supplies push prices down. The AAA warns Michigan producers need an adjustment program for next year to support farm income and align production with domestic needs and export prospects.

Michigan R. J. Baldwin AAA United States North Dakota South Dakota

Observer Liners Publish Advisory for Readers and Merchants

The Observer Liners announce a service note for readers and merchants detailing new delivery options and subscription deals. The item emphasizes quick access to news and reliable product promotions from the publication.

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Michigan State College East Lansing August Lesser Dexter Township Chelsea B. F. Potter Delta Ohio Henry Kempf Ford Mill H. H. Hammel Ford Hospital Belding Tecumseh Herald Yy.a Warren Tornado Real Estate Gonad Syyo Cojenge Leagal Counsel Grand Rapids Will Krampe Krampe Howard City Record Rey Sayres Byron Walter Nissly Herman Gross Central York Judd Hammond District South Saline Drs. E. D & A. H. Brown Chicago St. Tecumseh the Saline Bakery Storm Sash Steel Corn Cribs Saline Mercantile Co
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