Ballot measures span school finance and street rail rules
The ballot features four propositions addressing school bonding limits to ease construction and repairs, civil service reform via a four member commission, regulation of Detroit Street Railways operations beyond city lines, and a dentistry advertising regulation. A separate notice reports L J Chase 72 killed in a Waldron Squawfield collision with a son injured. Hillsdale residents William Parish and Claude Lewis were minorly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Education Association
Michigan Merit System Association
Detroit Street Railways
Detroit
Public Service (Or Utilities) Commission
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Public Utilities Commission
Michigan
Public Service Commission
L. J. Chase
Waldron
Squawfield
Hudson
Chase
Llewellyn
Thorne Memorial Hospital
William Parish
Claude Lewis
Hillsdale
Clinton
Foreclosure Sale Noted on Ann Arbor Property
Mortgage default by Henry W Clare and Elizabeth S Clark triggers foreclosure by State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor. The sale of the south 30 feet of the north 60 feet of lot 35 in Smith's Addition is set for November 16 1940 at 10:00 AM at the south door of Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Clare
Elizabeth
Clark
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
State Savings Bank of
Michigan Corporation
A. RK. Peterson
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of
Washtenaw
City
State of Michigan
Smith
State Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
W. E. van Ameringen
General Election Notice for Lodi Township Michigan 1940
Notice to electors of Lodi Township Michigan that a general election will be held Tuesday November 5 1940 at Township Hall. Offices include national state county judicial and nonpartisan seats plus amendments and referendums and Parkway Playground proposal. Polls open seven and may close by noon in some cases.
Saline City General Election Ballot Information 1940
Voters in Saline City will elect governor secretary of state Congress state senate and representative as well as county officers and judges. Polls open seven a m to six p m on election day with lines allowed to vote past closing per township clerk Lottie Marek Sweetland date October 17 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Inspectors of Election
Lottie
Marek Sweetland
Mortgagee Auction Notice in Saline Washtenaw County
Julia E Carven and Bessie H Collins as assignees of a mortgage held by Floyd Rhoades and Luella R Rhoades of Saline township. The mortgage dated July 11 1934, recorded July 14 1934, for 1876.14 dollars due, power of sale activated, property in Saline Township described as six acres, to be sold January 25 1941 to satisfy debt plus costs. Adv listed October 24 1940 with multiple publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rhoades
Luella R Rhoades
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Bessie Collins
Charles H. Carven
Register of Deeds
Julia EF. Carven
Bessie FE. Collins
Asia
Ann Arbor
Julia E. Carven
Bessie EH. Collins
W. B. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Saline Township Michigan General Election Notice 1940
Notice of a general election in Saline Township Michigan to be held Tuesday November 5 1940 at Hertler’s Hall Saline Township. Officers to be elected include Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General State Treasurer Auditor General and state and county legislative and prosecuting attorney races. Non partisan election issues include amending the Michigan constitution on school district funding Civil service for state employment and referendums on public acts. The township board will remain open until 6 o'clock. Signed Lester A Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Michigan
United States
Congress
Register of Deeds
Justice of the Supreme Court
State of
Saline
South
Ann Arbor St
Hertler’s Hall
Saline Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan Press
Michigan State Dental Society
Detroit Edison
Board of ‘Inspectors of
Lester A. Hanson
Wayne
Oakland
Livingston
Macomb
New York
Eugene C. Keyes
Harry F. Kelly
Republican Party
Vernon J. Brown
Herbert Rushton
Relix H. H. Flynn
Labor Mediation Board
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