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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
6
Village officials learned Monday that a federal PWA grant of 27000 dollars has been approved for building a sewage disposal plant in Chelsea.
Mortgage default by Alton P. W. Hewett and Edna Hewett triggers public auction. Huron Valley Building and Savings Association will sell Lot 25, Eber White First Addition, at the Washtenaw County Court House on November 14, 1936, to satisfy 45214 dollars plus interest costs and attorney fees.
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association for Vernon J. McCrumb and Helen McCrumb and other heirs. The sale, November 14, 1986, at 10:00 a.m., at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor, covers the northeast corner of lot 60 in Samuel G. Miller's Addition, with total due now $8,487.61 plus costs, interest, and attorney fees.
Robert H Delude, 18, of the Tressel subdivision, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the Tele gypt garage owned by Robert Frank, with a younger companion's case sent to juvenile court. The burglary marked the 14th theft at that garage, involving money, account books and miscellaneous items.
The Onan tenaw Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders publication of notice for Harriet Phebe Kuder probate petition seeking admission of a will and appointment of Carl A. Curtiss as administrator. Hearing set for October 22, 1936 at 10 a.m. at the probate office. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County schedules hearing on October 20 1936 at ten o clock in the forenoon on a petition by EB R Schill administrator to license sale of Theodore Emanuel Schills real estate for distribution. Notice to interested parties via weekly publication in The Saline Observer for three weeks. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate.
Public auction will sell the premises in Washtenaw County Michigan to satisfy the mortgage debts held by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association against Omar Rash and Mabel Rash. The property is Lot 146 in Millings Heights Ann Arbor with restrictions. total due is 1030.96 plus costs. Dated August 13 1956.
Foreclosure notice names William E Dutmer Frances K Dutmer Carrie K Rix Henry F Hilmer R Maude Hardenberg and Jesse K Howley. Contract dated June 27 1928 between Frank Breitenwischer George Frey Ida Frey and Dutmer Dutmer in Freedom Township Washtenaw County Michigan defaulted for nonpayment and forfeiture declared. Premises in Freedom Township described as west half of northeast quarter of section 21 with Bonnie Brae Country Club lots released. Also unrelated foreclosure order in Ann Arbor involving Lena Cady Habl and Savings Association with publication in The Saline Observer and appearance date November 7 1936.
More than 3,000 tulips will bloom in Milan next spring as a result of a campaign sponsored by the Milan Rotary Club to beautify the city. Orders were completed this week by members of the Washington Club of the High school Milan Leader.
In the Washtenaw County Probate Court Judge Charles F Unterkircher presides as executor Fannie C Unterkircher seeks final administration account action and residue distribution The court fixes October 21 1936 at ten AM for examination and hearing with publication in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing date Sept 24 Oct 1 8 1936
In Ann Arbor county the Probate Office scheduled a hearing on October 28 1936 at ten o clock for final administration account of Charles W Harmon deceased and petition for approval and distribution of estate. Judge Jay G Pray signed the order with notice to three publications in The Saline Observer.
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders a one year hunting ban on ruffed grouse and pheasants in the lower peninsula with a single opening window from October 15 to October 28. The directive, signed by Director P. J. Hoffmaster and officials W. H. Loutit and Wayland Osgood, is dated July 8, 1936 with notices Sept 24 Oct 1 and Oct 8, 1936.
In Saline County Silas L. Briggs petitions to be administrator of Celia A. Briggs estate. Court orders publication for three weeks before the hearing on the 28th of the month, with notice in The Saline Observer.
State of Michigan The Probate Court for Washtenaw County announces four months from September 4 1936 for creditors to present claims against Katherine Sears deceased. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office Ann Arbor by January 9 1937 and will be heard November 9 1936 and January 9 1987 at 10 a.m. in Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Floyd Bird of Ramona California visits Michigan relatives. Tracy LeBaron visits John Gooding. Wiedman of Saline spends time at Bailey home. Wirt LeBaron ill in Ann Arbor hospital. Kittie Bible Alfred Acton and Russell Acton visit Alger Allison. Ernest Bailey of Ann Arbor spends time with Leslie Bailey. Sweeney men from Detroit visit Joseph Sweeney Sr. Leslie Bailey and Jacob Stecher visit Clarence Johnson of Saline township.
South Saline residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of social notes. The items mention Mrs Earl Kutler visiting Tecumseh, Mrs Melvin Clark and Mrs Worth calling on Mrs Frank Stilts, families from Ann Arbor visiting Herman Mehler and Vealey households, Arden Vealey returning to Ypsilanti, and Enola Hall with her mother spending a weekend in Tecumseh. A birth at Bixby hospital Adrian reports a daughter Marlene May weighing 30 pounds 4 ounces. Additional calls and visits by the Spences, Drapers, Mansfield, Bilby, Townsends, and Cogswell families are noted along with Augusta Wentz of Blissfield visiting.
Sunday activity in Ann Arbor and Detroit appears with many local visits. Residents Richard Heininger and others are noted for family events and travel. A Scoutmaster and Troop from Bridgewater attended a college football game and foresee a Spartans victory on October 3 at Ann Arbor stadium. Local clubs plan a Reciprocity meeting at Federated church on Tuesday October 6.
R F Camp maintains that the well known rock wall near Rockwall Texas is a man made masonry structure and he presses excavation work hoping to uncover evidence of an ancient city despite contrary geology claims.
Ann Arbor opens its 58th Choral Union Series with Kirsten Flagstad the Metropolitan Opera soprano on October 19 in Hill Auditorium. November 2 features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra led by Frederick Stock. Moscow Cathedral Choir appears November 16, then Fascha Heifetz violinist on November 30. Koussevitsky conducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra December 10, Hofmann pianists December 14, Milinari guest conducting Detroit Symphony January 15. Piatigorsky cello recital January 25, Schnabel piano February 28, and Nelson Eddy baritone March 24 to close the pre Festival series.
Wanda Baine visited Esther Milkey Sunday. Little Barbara Laeno was sick last week with intestinal flu. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Avey entertained relatives from Detroit Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Schroen and family were visiting in Manchester Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Currie of Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott and family of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs. Margaret Schroen and family. The beaver uses a split nail on the second toe of a hind foot as a comb and toothpick. It is estimated that the sea contains enough salt to bury all land under a layer 400 feet deep.
The Conservation Commission orders a one year hunting ban on cottontail rabbits and snowshoe hares south of the north line of Township 16 North and east of Saginaw Bay including Huron County. An October 15 to January 1 hunting window is excluded. The action is issued under Act 230 of 1925 and is dated July 9, 1936.
Michigan State College announces the 1936 37 short course schedule opening October 26 under Director Ralph Temny. Programs include general agriculture dairy work poultry forestry and new muck soil management course with credits applicable to regular degrees. The 42nd year catalog lists 35 courses and conferences with dates through December 18.
Mrs. Lydia Lynde of Michigan State College extension urges planned play and social groups for preschoolers to build happy relationships. She notes mothers in Michigan form schedules and menus to gather children for shared days and cites upcoming radio programs on WKAR titled Understanding Your Child with dates November through April.
The article recounts Peter Minuit’s 1626 purchase of Manhattan from Canarsies Montauks and Rockaways for trinkets and liquor. It notes the real sellers were the Raritans who allegedly sold Staten Island to the Dutch six times.
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