Start Movie Colony In Jackson County
The Jackson county project will add 50 movie stars as farm people and children age seven weeks to 18 participate in a training picture directed by H. B. Mc Clure. Shot in 17 homes across Jackson county, the film shows babyhood to school years training with Grace Frysinger assisting and Elizabeth Weld selecting cast and locales. The finished movie will tour the United States highlighting Michigan child training groups under Mrs Lydia Lynde. Meanwhile Raphael Gordon, 25, of Los Angeles, faces swindling charges after a Bridgewater farmer was cheated out of 3500, with Undersheriff John L. Osborn and Prosecuting Attorney Albert J. Rapp returning from Atlanta tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
H. B. McClure
Washington, D. C
Lydia Lynde
Michigan State College
Michigan
Lynde
John L. Osborn
Albert J. Rapp
Atlanta
Raphael Gordon
Los Angeles
Bridgewater
Gordon
Ann Arbor
Michigan Conservation Commission bans ruffed grouse and pheasant hunting
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders a one year ban on hunting ruffed grouse and pheasants in the lower peninsula. The ban allows an open hunting window from October 15 to October 27. Signed July 10 1935 with officials Hofemaster Loutit Cotton. Public notice dates Sept 5 12 19 26 1935.
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State of
Michigan
Order of the Conservation Commission
Lower Peninsula
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale on Ann Arbor Property
Public auction scheduled for November 23 1985 at 10 09 AM in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan. Huron Valley Building and Savings Association seeks repayment of 7389 57 dollars on a mortgage tied to Lot 19 in Krapf Addition with restrictions from 1929 deed.
Conservation Commission Sets Cottontail Rabbit Hunting Rules
The commission completed a thorough review of hunting conditions for cottontail rabbits in the area and issued regulations. It orders that in the specified district, hunting taking or killing rabbits south of the north line of T 16 N is restricted from October 15 to January 1. The order is dated July 10, 1935, and signed by Chairman P J Hoffmaster and secretary Ray He Cotton, with W H Loutit also a signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Conservation
Conservation Commission
P. J. Hoffmaster
Department of Conservation
WM. H. Loutit
Ray HE
Cotton
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice on Ann Arbor Property
John R. Gardner and Nora P. Gardner with Huron Valley Building and Savings Association face foreclosure. The 1930 mortgage on Lot 18, Krapf Addition, Ann Arbor, recorded in Washtenaw County, triggers sale by auction on November 23, 1935, at 10:00 AM at the court house door. Mortgagee seeks $5,387.97 interest and $7,360.97 attorney fees plus taxes and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Gardner
Nora P. Gardner
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Michigan Corporation
Office of the Register of Deeds
Circuit Court
County of Washtenaw
County of
Washtenaw
Krapf
W. H. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
A J Warren Ternaso Real Estate Burglar Insurance
A J Warren Ternaso is named in real estate and burglar insurance notices with mention of Justice of the Peace and legal counsel roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Warren Ternaso
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
Foreclosure Notice of 1921 Mortgage on Ypsilanti Land
Notice of foreclosure due to nonpayment on a mortgage held by Anna Wing and Edna B. House. Legal action seeks sale of the west half of the northwest quarter and the north twenty acres of the west half of the southwest quarter of section 19, township 3 south, range 7 east in Washtenaw County. Sale set for November 30, 1935 at ten in the morning at the south front door of the Ann Arbor Court House.
Mortgage dated July 31 1924 Yoder to Horse and House
Notice of a mortgage dated July 31 1924 between Ira M Yoder and Ethel Yoder of Augusta town ship Washtenaw County Michigan as mortgagors and James G Horse and Edna B House as mortgagees. The mortgage was recorded in Washtenaw County Register of Deeds at 2 PM July 31 1924 in Liber 158 page 540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. Yoder
Ethel Yoder
Augusta
Washtenaw County
Michigan
James G. Horse
Edna B. House
the Register of Deeds
Foreclosure Sale Set on Mortgage of Augusta Land
MortgageeARCH D. WILSON announces foreclosure by public auction at the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor Michigan on November 30 1935 at ten in the forenoon. Property described as part of the southwest quarter of section 15 town 4 south range 7 east in Augusta township with boundaries following highways and railroad right of way. Attorney fees and costs total 1724 29 dollars and include principal 1500 00 interest 202 18 taxes 22 10 and 35 00. Surviv ing mortgagee listed with sale date 1935 Nov 7 14 21 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wing
Lawson Wing
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
Michigan
James G. House
Edna B. House
York
Register of Deeds
Ann Arbor
County of
Washtenaw
Yopsilanui
Edna E. House
Arch D. Wilson
Augusta
Washtenaxy
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Regulation changes permit fall waterfowl hunting in 1935
The Conservation Commission adopts regulations under Act 286 to abridge migratory game rules. Waterfowl including Wilsons snipe or Jacksnipe and coot may be hunted only from October 21 to November 19, 1935, between 7 am and 4 pm, with exceptions noted for woodcock rails and ruddy ducks and buffleheads where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Order of the Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Migratory Waterfowl Regulations Listed with Seasonal Limits
The notice sets bag and possession limits for ducks geese rails and coots in Michigan. It specifies hunting windows for rails woodcock and limits on gear and methods. The proclamation is dated August 13 1935 and outlines penalties and enforcement details.
Central York Notes and Local Calls
Carlton Murray bought a Ford Sedan. Miss Electa Murray visited the Gooding home Sunday. Mrs. Gangilar of Detroit visits her daughter Mrs. Frank Barbour. Dr. C. E H. Kircher of Saline called Thursday. The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Frank Gable Wednesday. Mrs. John Rowe of Lodi and Mrs. Dora Hall called on Mrs. John Good ing and family Wednesday. Rainbow division of the Methodist Aid Society was entertained Thursday by Mrs. Rudolf Hertler. Henry Murray and Miss Eleanor Malke of Ann Arbor were dinner guests of sister Miss Alecta Murray Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Murray
Electa Murray
Gooding
Gangilar
Detroit
Frank Barbour
C. E H. Kircher
Saline
Ladies’ Aid Society
York Baptist Church
Frank Gable
John Rowe
Lodi
Dora Hall
John Gooding
Rudolf Hertler
Rainbow Division
Methodist Aid Society
Henry Murray
Eleanor Malke
Ann Arbor
Alecta Murray
Norman Moore Returns Home to Central Lodi Sunday
Norman Moore was home for Sunday in Central Lodi. The brief item notes Moore's return and local interest in his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Moore
Local residents share visits across Michigan towns
Sunday visits connect families from Ann Arbor to Lansing and Saline. Hazel Blaess teaches Lodi Center school while Vernon Manor studies in Lansing. Dozens of relatives gathered for Labor Day and a birthday party with progressive Pedro and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kinsley
Arthur Drake
Vernon Manor
Lansing
Hazel Blaess
Ann Arbor
Lodi Center
Orin Drake
Theodore Steward
Paul Weinlander
Ypsilanti
Mary Lindemann
Walter Niebling
Labor Day
Simon Girbach
John Andres
John Manor
Bert Moore
Dorothy
Augusta Schafer
William Kinsley
Saline
William Lindemann
Walter
William Birkle
Platt
Philip Dresch
Everett Dresch
Windsor
Corrine
William Lindemenn
Pedro
Social visits across Hammond district noted this week
Mr. and Mrs Hovey Needham called on Mrs Rose Gilmore. Diantha Gauntlett spent Sunday with Adrian Elsman. Ben Uphaus and John Taylor visited Glenn Gordon. William Hisenburg called on Kenneth Gordon. Cyrus Kilmer and Harold Hammond families visited Lloyd Carey. Forsythe reunion attended in Ann Arbor Hills. Harper Maybee joined Edgar Forsythe guests. Walter Gordon and Dorothy Gordon visited Bruce Gordon in Flint. Haughn Juanita and Ernest Deem called on Glenn Gordon. Clara Kanouse returned home after four months with Hovey Needham family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovey Needham
Rose Gilmore
Diantha Gauntlett
Adrian Elsman
Ben Uphaus
Saline
Glenn Gordon
John Taylor
Ridge Road
William Hisenburg
Detroit
Kenneth Gordon
Cyrus Kilmer
Charlotte
Lloyd Carey
Harold Hammond
Herman Mehler
Macon
Edgar Forsythe
Forsythe
Lewis Forsythe
Ann Arbor Hills
Harper Maybee
Kalamazoo
Walter Gordon
Dorothy Gordon
Ann Arbor Visitors and Detroit Relatives Visit Area
Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig were Ann Arbor visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Metzger entertained relatives from Detroit Sunday. D Clark of Ann Arbor spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs A S Johnston and Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Losee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Craig
Ann Arbor
Paul Metzger
Detroit
D. Clark
A. 5. Johnston
Ellsworth Losee
Weekend visitors and friendships in Macon area
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craig at Macon. Dozens of local residents and visitors from Detroit Ann Arbor and Monroe spent weekends with relatives or called on neighbors including Mr and Mrs Herman Mehler Mrs Floyd Spence Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig and Mrs Hallie Mehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Craig
Walter Craig
Macon
Hazel Walden
Detroit
Elmer Roe
Floyd Spence
Herman Mehler
Elton Osborne
Donald Craig
Harold Kutler
Robert Welch
Tecumseh
Milan Avery
South
James Young
Ann Arbor
Geraldine Kuder
Ford Hospital
Hart Kuder
Hallie Mehler
Thurlow
Will Avery
Herman Meher
Sam Craig
Chelsea
Jeannine Craig
Harry Downing
Clyde Spence
Monroe
Clifford Mansfield
Annbor
Community notices and local visits coordinate in Macon area
Ted Ciborowski of Detroit visited his parents in Macon on Sunday. Ypsilanti residents Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Biddle called in Macon. Sue Langan spends the week in Flint with Mrs. Inez Halpin. Carl Auten and wife hosted Mr. and Mrs. Fred Healy of Jackson. Jack Swick injured after a fall from a horse. M. J. Williams and Albert Harsh hosted in Adrian. The Community Club meets Tuesday Sept 17 with local hosts. Louis Downing family weekend in Monroe with the Currys. EE Payne recovering from illness able to be in store. Mrs. John Schoolmaster of Westor visiting daughter Mrs. L. H. Camburn. Dr. C C Slaght travels to Flint then Newberry. Clara Hendershot entertained. Mrs. Nathan Hyland of Ann Arbor visited. Shirley Thom returned home after week here. Mrs. J. D. Frost and Mrs. Elwyn Bugby with Mrs. Alice Winchell of Leslie called on Ethel Hartman family in Blisfield Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ciborowski
Detroit
O. D. Biddle
Ypsilanti
Macon
Sue Langan
Flint
Inez Halpin
Carl Auten
Fred Healy
Jackson
Jack Swick
M. J. Williams
Albert Harsh
John Schoolmaster
Westor
L. H. Camburn
C.C. Slaght
Newberry
Clara Hendershot
Nathan Hyland
Ann Arbor
Shirley Thom
J. D. Frost
Elwyn Bugby
Alice Winchell
Leslie
Ethel Hartman
Blisfield
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Start Movie Colony
P. J. Hofemaster
Ray E. Cotton
Norah P. Gardner
Helen S. Brown
EB. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
State of Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Department of Conservation, Conservation Commission
Young
Cot Espe
Central York
Hammond District
South Saline
Liccett & Moyers Topacco Co
Chesterfield