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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1935
Page
8
Public sale notices announce foreclosures on two properties in Washtenaw County. Ira M. and Ethel Yoder face sale in Ann Arbor on November 30, 1935, for a land in Augusta Township to cover 1724.29 dollars. Charles E. and Harriet M. Gallup face sale in Ann Arbor on February 29, 1936, for land in Pittsfield Township to cover 6038.60 dollars.
Receiver William S. Cameron announces a public auction of mortgaged premises in Washtenaw County to satisfy a debt of 6642.94 plus 35.00 attorney fee. The mortgage from Herman Heininger and Pauline Heininger to Michigan Mutual Savings Association, dated October 3 1925, secures the property in Saline blocks eight and nine. Sale at 11 AM December 6 1935 at the Huron Street entrance to the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor.
Under Probate Court authority of Washtenaw County Michigan the estate of William Acton deceased offers for sale at public auction Saturday December 28 1935 at 10 am Eastern Standard time the blacksmith shop and lot at 1 North Ann Arbor Street Saline Michigan. The property described as Part of lot 1 in section 11 in the village of Saline bounded by lines and streets. Cash with a minimum five percent down payment due at sale. Sale subject to Probate Court confirmation. Walter J Acton Administrator. November 2 1935. Adv W Nov 7 14 21 28 Dec 5 12 19 1935.
State of Michigan Washtenaw Probate Court notices four months from October 22 1935 for creditors to file claims by February 28 1936. Hearings set December 28 1935 and February 28 1936 at 10 oclock A M in Ann Arbor. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Publication dates November 14 21 28 1935.
The Observer announces home newspaper subscriptions and half year rates. Advertisers are offered results and pricing options. The notice highlights pricing like 1.50 per year and 75 cents for six months.
In Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor Probate Office Judge Jay G. Pray presiding guardian Frank Camburn seeks hearing on final account as guardian of Joseph Gauss incompetent. Hearing set for December 18 1935 at 10 AM with three weekly notices in The Saline Observer. Nora Borgert Register of Probate posts the order with dates November 28 December 5 and December 12 1935.
Probate court in Wash naw County Michigan orders December 19 1935 hearing on Ellen Warren petition to admit Addie Corbett will and grant administration to Ellen Warren or another suitable person. Copy of order to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora O Borgert registers.
Mortgage foreclosure sale announced for property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. Mortgage dated June 21 1923 recorded June 22 1923 with $1143.76 due includes principal interest taxes and attorney fees. Sale to pay the overdue amount at 10:00 AM February 29 1936 at the south front door of Washtenaw County Court House.
The 1933 address by Harry Emerson Fosdick analyzes the Unknown Soldier ritual in the Great War, condemns conscription and national sacrifice to war, and declares a firm renunciation of war citing personal witness to soldiers’ injuries and wartime suffering.
Mr and Mrs Don Richards visited Alger Allison at his home on Wednesday. Azalia residents Mr and Mrs Wirt LeBaron spent Friday with the Gooding and Allison family. Milan visitors Mrs Zach Gauntlett and son Jean called on Gooding and Allison Friday. Mrs Alger Allison visited Mrs Sumner Cotton and others Wednesday. Mrs Hattie Murray and daughter Electa were supper guests of Mrs Mary Debenham of Milan Wednesday. The Missionary Society met with Mrs Aliie Richards of Milan Wednesday afternoon. Multiple calls to Saline and Mooreville area residents occurred Wednesday. Sunday guests included Tracy LeBaron and son Ap silanti Millard Allison Electa Murray and Parker Murray from various nearby townships.
Kerry Gordon of Flint spent the weekend at home while Glenn Gordon returned Friday night with a deer. Ann Arbor visitors and Adrian guests appear among numerous calls by local families. Clarke Gordon joined eight Scouts for the Ohio Michigan game. Lloyd Carey family traveled to North Manchester Indiana for his father’s 91st birthday celebration.
Central area residents report several Sunday and Monday calls. Mr and Mrs Bert Moore hosted relatives while Norman Moore visited his parents. Theodore Steward stayed with his daughter Mrs Orin-Drake in Amn Arbor. Henry Dieterle and Charles Jackson visited family. Edward Cory from Detroit spent weekend with Henry Clark.
Dorothy Sweetland spent Friday evening with her aunt Mrs William Lindemann. Elmer Drake visited cousins Laverne and Walter Moore Saturday and Sunday. Clarence Grosshans of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Walter Niebling of Ann Arbor visited last Thursday with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gearning of Detroit visited Fred Kaimbach's family Sunday. The Bert Moore household hosted a Pedro party Saturday at Mrs Carrie Birkle's home. Guests Sunday included Carl Cornell Ralph West Mary Drake Jacob Kinsley Charlie Scheffler and Ernest Heller family members.
Mr and Mrs Elwyn Bugbee moved to Adrian. Dave Baker born to Mr and Mrs George Baker on Wednesday. Families and friends visited across Toledo Niles Ann Arbor Hillsdale Chelsea and St Josephs Mercy hospital. J D Frost returned from a deer hunting trip.
Mrs. Angelia Smith recovers in Ford hospital after a Thursday fall causing a broken wrist and back injuries. A funeral was held Monday in Tecumseh for Mrs. Albert VanDoren, formerly Miss Imoe Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Petee and children spent the weekend in Pelmyra and Adrian for a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Alibright.
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