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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1934

Page

8

Public sale of real estate in Saline Michigan

Under probate license the estate of Mary Hirth Deceased will sell 210 East Henry Street Saline Michigan a 49 room house with seven rooms bath garage and 3 rods by 10 rods lot to the highest bidder on December 17 1934 at 10 am EST cash with at least five percent down. Sale subject to court confirmation. Administrator Lee Tescher. Notices published Nov 1 1934 and Dec 6 13 1984.

Washtenaw State of Michigan Henry Street Saline Michigan Mary Hirth Lee Tescher Arbor Said Jay G Pray Dorothy Wiedmayer Leerescher Saline Observer Jay G. Pray Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate

Notice of Meeting of Drainage Board in Lenawee Washtenaw

Public notice announces a December 12 1934 drainage board meeting in Bridgewater Washtenaw County to decide on the Macon and Clinton Extension Drain improvement. Property owners and affected municipalities urged to attend. Also includes probate notice for Dorothy Wiedmayer estate with license to sell hearing set December 17 1934 in Washtenaw County Probate Court.

Thomas Conlin Lenawee Macon and Clinton Macon Bridgewater Washtenaw Cornelius W. Tuomy Thomas iConlin Drainage Board Lancaster School S. EB Lansing Michigan Samuel T. Metzger David A. Nicol

Mortgage Sale Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan

Default on a September 1 1932 mortgage by Marie Lowder of Ypsilanti triggers foreclosure sale. Leever and Leever mortgagees offer Lot Nos. nine and ten in Toss and Shufts Addition at public vendue December 11 1934 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor courthouse to satisfy overdue principal interest and costs.

Marie Lowder Ypsilanti Washtenaw Ann Arbor County of Washtenaw Ypst Lanti Wrosittenaw Michigan Towit Tist- Janti Fred QO. Leever AdMan J. Leever

Foreclosure Notice by Huron Valley Building and Savings

Public auction to satisfy a mortgage debt on property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. The Huron Valley Building and Savings Association seeks to sell the lot at 32 Samuel G Miller's Addition Ann Arbor to recover 5898.77 plus costs and interest with taxes and attorney fees. Auction set for February 28 1935 at 10:00 a.m. at the Washtenaw County Court House southerly Huron Street entrance.

Floyd W. Waggoner Carrie A. Waggoner Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan Huron Valley Building and Savings Association Iamws State of Michigan Office of the Register of Deeds Huron Street Court House Amr Anbor Cicit Court County of Washtenaw Ann Perot Sde Samuel G. Miller Huron Valley Building and Savings Associatior Michigan Corporation EL van Ameringen aAttorney Ann Arbor Trust Building Ann. Arbor

Foreclosure Notice on Ager Finkbeiner Mortgage in Ann Arbor

Notice is given that Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will sell at public auction on February 23, 1935, at 10:00 a.m. the property in Ann Arbor described as Lot 3 of Ager and Finkbeiner Subdivision to satisfy a mortgage secured by William Ager Zita Fager and Harold J Finkbeiner Susan Finkbeiner. Mortgage values total 5691.25 with interest taxes and costs. The action is authorized by mortgage power of sale and relevant state statutes.

William Ager Zita F. Ager Harold J. Finkbeiner Susan Finkbeiner Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan Imortgagors Huron Valley Building and Savings Association Liber Office of the Register of Deeds Huron Valley Building and Sayings Association Huron Street Court House Circuit Court County of Ager & Finkbeiner Wahshtenraw County Michigan Corporation E. van Ameringen Ann Arbor Trust Building Ann Arbor Michigan AdvaNcy

Red Cross Agencies Safeguard Health Across Nation

The annual Washington report lists five core Red Cross health services including first aid and life saving with 700000 workers, plus nursing visits totaling over one million and 629025 school health inspections. The program, started in 1919 after the flu, trains home hygiene and first aid, aiding police, fire, and highway patrols while expanding new civic and federal collaborations.

American Red Cross Washington James L. Fieger Red Cross United State Isgiving

Red Cross Life-Saving Training Boosts Water Safety

The Red Cross offers first aid for swimmers with life saving training. Over 20 years the program has issued more than 500000 life saving certificates. Last year 72503 certificates were awarded and 3802384 members enrolled in the roll call. Join the 1984 campaign from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving.

Red Cross Secn Red Cross

Local Residents Visit and Social Calls Across Town

Central York notes Raymond Sweeney visiting Detroit for a few days. Pearl Heist visits Oak Grove school on Wednesday. Walter Wiedmayer spends Tuesday with the Bailey home. Leslie Bailey hosts Arthur Allen and family on Wednesday. Karl Wiedmayer of Saline visits with the Baileys Monday. Millard Allison from Mooreville dines with Alger Allison’s family. Bertha Hertler spends Wednesday with John Gooding and Alger Allison. Sweeney family and neighbors share Thursday gatherings with Saline and Milan residents.

Raymond Sweeney Detroit Pearl Heist Oak Grove Walter Wiedmayer Bailey Home Leslie Bailey Arthur Allen Karl Wiedmayer Saline iLeSlie Bailey Millard Allison Mooreville Alger Allison Bertha Hertler John Gooding Joseph Sweeney Edith Bailey Bradbury Clarence Johnson Saline Township Walter ‘Draper Toledo Ohio Chester Pullen Milan Wirt LeBaron Azalia Gertrude Wales Yp- Silanti Jack Devlin South Macon

Milkeys and Local Residents Gather for P T A Meeting

Emil Milkey was a business visitor in Hillsdale on Saturday. Anna Milkey stayed for a Sunday dinner with Theda Bradley. Rose Mary Dunn of Willis visited Janice Theater over the weekend. Mrs Edward Hangstaff saw Emil Milkey and family Monday afternoon. Emil Milkey Jr. and Phyllis Milkey visited Saturday afternoon. Will Laeno of Milan attended. The P T A met at the schoolhouse Friday evening with good attendance. Hackley Butler of Ann Arbor shared pictures from around the world, enjoyed by all.

Emil’ Milkey Hillsdale Anna Milkey Theda Bradley Rose Mary Dunn Willis Janice Edward Hangstaff Emil Milkey Emil Milkey, Jr Phyllis Milkey Will Laeno Milans Hackley Butler Ann Arbor

Hammond District Friends and Family Notices

Raymond Girbach of Pontiac visited home over Sunday. Ad rian visitor Mrs Mable Needham. Gertie Gilbert and Beth spent Sunday with Vera Goodin. Jimmy Harwood Waldo Tuckhardt with Wayward Carr. John Haughn Juanita Mayhew called at Glenn Gordon home. E M Gilbert Claire attended Gouneaut funeral last week. Harold Hammond B J Forsythe Elisman Joap Sars Atha Gauntlett visited Clyde Gauntlett. Ralph Hammond to Gainett dinner. Stanly Robison shower at Walter Gordon's. Robison couple living Milford.

Raymond Girbach Pontiac Mable Needham Adrian Gertie Gilbert Beth Vera Goodin Jimmy Harwood Waldo Tuckhardt Wayward Carr John Haughn Juanita Mayhew Glenn Gordon E. M. Gilbert Claire Vat Gouneaut Ohio Harold Hammond B. J. Forsythe Elisman Joap Atha. Gduntlett Clyde Gauntlett Ralph Hammond Gainett Mme B. D. Hammond Detroit Gean Hammond Ypsilanti Smr Stanley Robison Walter Gordon Robison Milford Alt

Community Guests and Family News From Macon Area

Mr and Mrs Walter Craig of Macon spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig. Visiters from Toledo and Ypsilanti are noted along with local events. Adolph Drum and family welcome a baby boy born Monday November 19 in Detroit after time with Metzger and Losee households.

Walter Craig Detroit Paul Metzger Roscoe Craig Ypsilanti Hugh Craig Herbert Gilman Milan Albert Cross Floyd Spence Macon Community Club Donald Craig Donna Jean Mar Aubrey Pocklington Britton Mirs A. Johnston Ellsworth Losee Stanley Robison Walter Gordon Adolph Drum Drum

Macon Lilburn Watch Friends In Detroit Visits

Macon Lilburn Watch spent Monday with friends in Detroit. Several families travel and visit relatives in Detroit and nearby towns including Ann Arbor Hillsdale Flint Highland Park Dearborn and East Lansing. Local church events and birthdays are noted alongside hospital updates and social visits.

Washington Digest Insight by William Bruckart

The Washington Digest provides weekly interpretation of Congress actions and government department orders. It explains how national capital news may affect readers, offering clear analysis rather than routine reports.

Capital News William Bruckart Washington Digest

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