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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
8
Report of the condition of a Michigan bank sworn by H. A. Holmes as cashier on October 10, 1938. The statement lists resources including loans investments cash and deposits, and details capital accounts and directors. It notes totals for assets and liabilities and confirms officers and directors.
The piece lists early 1939 legislative issues for Michigan. Topics include potential tax reform and the income tax repeal question, personal property tax enforcement, intangibles tax prospects, and gas tax allotment amid amendment No. 3. It notes cooperatives to boost Michigan product advertising and farm marketing with state matching funds, citing Idaho Maine New York Wisconsin precedents.
Michigan seethes with labor reform talk as mediation plans gain traction while unemployment and old age pension debates heat up. Proposals include Toledo plan mediation, stricter gambling licensing, and expanded unemployment benefits amid political maneuvering in Detroit and state government.
Tracy LeBaron of Crane Road telephoned Mrs. Alger Allison Tuesday. Mrs. S. R. Wilson and Mrs. Fred ericka McBride of Saline visited Mrs. Alger Allison and family Wednesday. Maude Rankin and Ferman Clements with son of near Saline were recent visitors. Emmett Murray of Moorville Malcolm Sanders and Harold Copeland spent Sunday afternoon with John D. Allison.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Riggs visited in Ypsilanti. Mrs Margaret Schroen has been at her farm. Mr and Mrs A G Richards entertained honoring birthdays. D G Richards hosted a family gathering for newlyweds Paul and Richards with a pot luck and gifts.
South Saline social items list residents visiting relatives and guests across Michigan. Enola Halli plans an extended stay in Mt Clemens as families from Macon Dearborn Detroit Lina Pier Monroe Saline and Saline area share visits and hospital notes.
Saline Savings Bank of Saline Michigan reports close of business September 28 1938 with assets of 416 359 64 and liabilities including deposits and capital accounts. Notary and bank officials certify the statement as true with signatures from cashier and directors.
Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham welcomed visitors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Claude Gilbert and families. Elaine Niller and Miss Betty shared stories. Gordon and Horton families visited from Dayton and Detroit. A 45th wedding anniversary was celebrated for Percy Morgan of Macon with local attendees.
Notice to qualified electors of Saline Michigan of registration dates for the upcoming general election on November 8 1938. City Clerk Lottin Wallace and Township Clerk Lester Hanson announce registration periods at Uphills store October 19 1938 and October 28 1938 with times 8 am to 8 pm. Only actual residents may register and vote.
Township Clerk announces registration opportunities under Michigan Election Law. Voters may register in person on non-holiday days, with exceptions around second Saturdays before elections. Notices list dates in 1933 and locations for registration review at the clerk's home.
The Lodi Township Clerk will accept registrations on non Sundays and non holidays for the general election. The clerk will be at home on October 19 1938 and October 29 1938 from 8 am to 8 pm to review and re register qualified electors. Dated September 29 1938 Herman Gensley
The Michigan Conservation Commission restricts raccoon trapping in the Lower Peninsula for one year under Act 230 of 1925. The ban covers north of the Grand Line in parts including Antrim and Saginaw counties, with exemptions and specific date ranges in different zones.
Public mortgage sale notice for Leon A Tower and Ida Tower in Washtenaw County Michigan. The Citizens Bank of Saline will auction the east twenty acres of the southeast quarter of section 26, town 3 south range 5 east at the courthouse in Ann Arbor on November 29, 1938 to satisfy a debt of $1 627.90 plus interest taxes and costs.
Probate Court in Washte naw County Michigan sets dates for creditor claims in the estate of John Fritz deceased. Creditors must present claims by January 28, 1939 with hearings on November 28, 1938 and January 28, 1939 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Judge Jay G. Pray presides.
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