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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
8
A Parisian chef living here notes Americans know little about soup and asks where the country has been since 1922, highlighting concerns about currency inflation and its persistence.
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association announces a public auction of the Hewett mortgaged property in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. The sale is set for November 14 1936 at 10 00 AM at the south front door of the Court House to recover 4214 89 in principal 256 25 interest 50 00 attorney fee and costs. The parcel is Lot 25 in the Eber White First Addition to Ann Arbor in Washtenaw County with restrictions from 1928 deed. Foreclosure due to four months of arrears on the August 23 1925 mortgage.
Default on mortgages by Vernon J MecCrumb and Helen McGrumb of Ann Arbor triggers a foreclosure sale. Huron Valley Building and Savings Association to publicly auction the northeast eighty-two feet of lot 60 in Samuel G. Miller's Addition, Washtenaw County, at 10:60 am on November 11, 1936, at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor to recover 8487.61 dollars plus costs and interest.
Tornado damage and burglar incident in Warren affect local real estate. Authorities report property disruption, with investigations ongoing into damages and security breaches at multiple sites. Community residents assess losses asCleanup crews work through the aftermath.
Sunday night a peculiar crash at the C N AR overhead bridge in Manitou Beach left Parker Dillon unhurt while his car lurched forward when the accelerator slipped, striking a cement abutment and tipping onto its side against a telephone pole. The hood jammed and a fender broke. the accelerator wedged under the brake. Addison Courier reports the incident.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders that Harriet Phebe Kuder petitioning to admit a will and grant administration to Carl A. Curtiss be heard October 22, 1936 at 10 A M in Ann Arbor. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray signs the order. Nora O Borgert registers. Dates Sept 24 Oct 1 8 1936.
In Ann Arbor on September 22 1936 Judge Jay G Pray presiding Theodore Emanuel Schill deceased E R Schill administrator petitions for license to sell estate real estate for distribution Hearing set for October 20 1936 at 10 a m at the Probate Office Public notice to be run in The Saline Observer Nora Q Borgert Register of Probate true copy
Mortgage holders Omar Rush and Mabel Rush of Ann Arbor seek to foreclose on Lot 146 in Heights Addition to the City of Ann Arbor. Principal due 967.64 with interest 23.32 and 40 attorney fee totaling 1030.96, plus costs. Sale set November 14, 1936 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of the building, to satisfy the mortgage with restrictions on title noted in the deed and various prior recorded instruments.
Final account of Fannie C. Unterkircher as executrix in the estate of Charles F. Unterkircher, deceased, filed in Arbor County Probate Court. The court fixes October 21, 1936 at 10:00 AM for examination and approval, with notice by publication in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
In Ann Arbor Michigan on September 22 1936 Charles W Harmon deceased Benjamin B Uphaus administrator filed final account and petition for its allowance and residue distribution The hearing is scheduled for October 23 1936 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office Publication notice to run for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer.
The Michigan Conservation Commission under Act 230 orders a one year hunting ban on ruffed grouse and pheasants in the lower peninsula, allowing hunting only from October 15 through October 28. The notice is signed by Director P. J. Hoffmaster and officials. The second item lists a court order in Ann Arbor for a non resident defendant with publication steps in The Saline Observer and a November 7, 1936 hearing, detailing property in Washtenaw County.
In Saline County Norah O. Borgert Register of Probate orders publication for three successive weeks. Silas L. Briggs petitions to be administrator of Celia A. Briggs estate with hearing set for October 28 1936.
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court. Estate of Katherine Sears deceased. Four months from September 1936 allowed for creditors to present claims for examination and adjustment. Creditors must file in the Probate Office Ann Arbor by January 9, 1937. Hearings set for November 9, 1936 and January 9, 1937 at 10 a.m. Dated Ann Arbor September 4, 1936.
Mrs. Alger Allison hosted visitors from Ann Arbor and Saginaw on recent days. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bird and their daughter visited Saginaw relatives. Oak Grove PTA met with speaker Mrs. Dickon of Ann Arbor. refreshments were served. Beulah Laura and Sylva Sanders spent Saturday evening with the Allison family. Elwin Sanders also called.
Donald Marken of Dearborn visited Jack Langstaff Sunday. Emil Milkey and family called on friends near Clinton. Helen Bortles of Milan spent the weekend with D G Richards. Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor called on D G Richards and family. Raymond and Mrs Riggs were at Gale Riggs' from Thursday to Saturday while the Riggs attended the Farmers Union convention at Big Rapids.
Albert Cross hosted by an Ohio visitor and numerous relatives from Detroit Dearborn and Ypsilanti called on friends and family in the area over the weekend. Local gatherings included a surprise party for a grandfather and a Gleason school P T A October meeting and Halloween party at Mrs Hallie Mehler’s home.
Olga McCallum visited Flint relatives Wednesday. Burt Wentz from Peru Ohio stayed with George Needham. Hillsdale fair drew Hovey Needham Hovey and others. Several couples visited, attended fairs or hosted a shower for Mike Papp. Neighborhood gatherings included Hammond and Manchester residents with families listed among attendees.
Macon and surrounding towns host weekend visits and travels. Ray Gilmore guests in Gregory while Carl Masters family visits Monroe. I D Kittle entertains J Smith Adrian. Williams attend Ida Carter funeral in Jasper. Will Pennington and Carroll Kutler hosts in Jackson and Ridgeway. Milan and Detroit residents visit. Kentuckey Tennessee Virginia trips noted along with Hillsdale Friday eventuns.
Charles Schoolmaster spends week at Rome Center with the Will Schoolmasters. Mrs. Walter Craig and infant Marlene Mae return from Bixby hospital at Adrian. Guests drift between Pittsford and Lansing and Jackson. Will Osgood funeral attended in St Johns with postmaster service note. Bigelow family at Farmers Union convention in Big Rapids. Clayton Bigelow and family back from Fremont visit.
Dairy bureau of USDA officially approves 7000 plus dairy cows records in Michigan via 44 dairy herd improvement associations costing about 35000 dollars yearly. Key producers include Washtenaw county herds with averages around 300 pounds fat per animal. Names include Oulman Ann Arbor Lutz Saline Whitney Ann Milan Begole Milan Young Milan Geiger South Lyon Foster Ross Ypsilanti Downing Willis Knagegs Ypsilanti.
At Michigan State College Hast Lansing the 10 Zeeland Royal Poultry Farm hens won top honors among 65 entries totaling 660 birds from across the United States and Canada. The Zeeland hens laid 2,586 eggs yielding 2,733.85 points, with individual and Michigan entries earning notable placements and records in the competition.
The Conservation Commission orders a five year closed season on Hungarian Partridge starting October 1, 1933. It shall be unlawful to hunt take or kill or attempt to hunt take or kill this species within the state during the period. Signed and ordered August 8, 1933 by George R. Hogarth and commission.
Michigan State College dairy students from East Lansing won second place as a team at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. George Hyatt first in Holsteins Harry Wilt first in Guernseys and Lawrence Johnson first in Jerseys led the trio coached by Professor George B Taylor. A separate accident near Deerfield injured Mrs Glen Gripton and her husband with rib fractures facial bruising and missing teeth. they were treated locally and later x rayed at Emma L Bixby hospital Adrian.
Four months from October 1 1936 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Mary Elizabeth Kern deceased at the Probate Office Ann Arbor Michigan. Claims must be filed by February 7 1937 and will be heard December 5 1936 and February 5 1937 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Dated Ann Arbor October 1 1936. Judge of Probate A Jay G Pray.
The Director of Conservation orders restrictions on hunting cottontail rabbits and snowshoe hares for one year. No hunting or taking is allowed south of the north line of Township 16 North and east of Saginaw Bay including Huron County, except from October 15 to January 1. Dated July 9, 1936, W. H. Loutit, Chairman.
A state-commissioned study on black and gray squirrels leads to a five year closed season in Michigan. It declares it unlawful to take hunt or kill these squirrels during the period. The order dated September 6, 1933 cites George R. Hogarth and WM H. Loutit as chairman and secretary, with Oct 8 1936 noted.
A 1936 state conservation order bars trapping raccoons in the Lower Peninsula for one year north of the T 16 N line and west of Saginaw Bay with open seasons Nov 15 to Dec 15 and Dec 1 to Dec 15 east of Saginaw Bay including Huron County The order was issued July 6 1936 and signed by BOT HOFFMASTER Weis DOUTEE AWAZEAND OSGOOD and others
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