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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
4
About half of Michigan lakes are under ten acres with only 419 exceeding 5,000 acres. The average lake size is around 66 acres. Steel fire towers from the forest protection service are positioned so that every portion of the state’s 19 million acres in the north lies under constant observation.
Mrs. Alger Allison visited Saline on Saturday and spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary and Mrs. Bruce LeBaron. Alger Allison called on his sister Mrs. James eRe COR in Mooreville Thursday. The occupants of Joseph Sweeney's house moved to Milan after two weeks. Jim LeBaron, recently released from confinement, is around but not back at school yet.
Mr and Mrs D G Richards visited Ann Arbor on Thursday and called at the Bailey home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mildred Exelby and daughter Shirley returned Sunday from a week with husband Bob Exelby at Camp Perry Virginia. The 1855 Michigan legislature allowed formation of log driving and rafting companies on state streams.
Saline General Hospital reports Anthony Ambrozy of Belleville had an appendectomy last Wednesday and is recovering well. Mrs Murl Falk and her young son returned home in Milan last Thursday. Mrs Harlan Dicks and her young daughter returned home on Sunday. Sarah Jane Kellogg had her tonsils removed Tuesday morning. LeRoy Feldkamp also had a tonsillectomy Tuesday morning. Fred Brenson and Wilber Coe remain about the same.
Michigan circuit court orders publication and service for multiple defendants in Washtenaw County. Notices spell out appearance deadlines, publication weeks in The Saline Observer, and addresses for plaintiffs attorneys Raymond Klaasen and W. Be Van Ameringen. Also included are details for a separate action in Ann Arbor quieting title to Lot 9 in Block 5 South Range 5 East.
State of Michigan Chancery matter sits in Ann Arbor as Marie E. Birtles files against George K Birtles. The motion of Lee N. Brown directs service by newspaper within Washtenaw County. Filed by GEO. W. SAMPLE through Dorothy M. Schmidt in Ypsilanti. Publication dates Oct 5-26 and Nov 2-16 1944.
Notices in Washtenaw County probate proceedings announce hearings for Charles H. Parker estate with appointment of administrator candidates Ellsworth Lindsley or other suitable person on October 26 1944. Public notice to be run weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. The same notices reference Watt J Wilburn et al. and involve Barbara M Derose.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders final administration account for Gilmer Townsend Deceased. Lee Tescher as Administrator to present account and petition for distribution. Hearing set for November 8 1944 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in Saline Observer newspaper. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate. Nora O Borgert October 12 19 26 1944
An unusual process converts sawdust into plaster to substitute gypsum. The description notes the material’s use in construction and its potential advantages.
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