Visitors and gatherings in Hammond and surrounding towns
Mrs. Mabel Needham visited 2Te Cumseh on Saturday while Mrs. Glen Gordon stayed with the Hauks in Plymouth. Dearborn visitors Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mohrhardt and daughter joined Walter Gordon’s home. Ann Arbor visitors included Mrs. Ralph Hammond Mrs. Robert Hammond and Mrs. Mary Lewis. Funeral attendance for William Krueger in Milan featured Mrs. Walter Gordon. Sunday callers at the Gilbert home included Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Holcomb Miss Lois Holcomb and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holcomb with a baby. Dinner guests included Ella Mec ann and Walter Gordon with Mrs. Lloyd Carey and Mrs. Mary Lewis. Supper guests comprised several Milan and Mooreville residents and others from Louisville Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Needham
Tecumseh
Glen Gordon
Plymouth
Ira Hauk
Carl Mohrhardt
Dearborn
Walter Gordon
Ralph Hammond
Robert Hammond
Mary Lewis
Ann Arbor
William Krueger
Louisville
Milan
Walter Greashaber
Leonard Blaine
Alta
Goldsmith
Hazeldene
John
Dee
Gerald
Mooreville
Chancery Order For Publication In Washtenaw County
State court orders publication for defendants with unknown residences in a 1944 chancery case. It directs appearance within three months and filing of answers within fifteen days after service, with six weeks weekly publication in The Saline Observer. Also includes a land title quieting notice for Ann Arbor property Lot 9 in Block 5, and a conservation commission deer hunting ban on Beaver Island for three years beginning October 1, 1944 with bow season exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Julius M. Gauss
William F. Gauss
David BE. Lord
Johanna Schittenheim
Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
Raymond K. Klassen
Saline
Gaia
Luella M. Smith
Dorothy M. Schmidt
County of
State of
Michigan
Ann Arbor Land Company
Raymond K. Klaasen
V. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bidg
the Conservation Commission
Beaver Island
Muskegon
Saginaw Bay
Director of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Casnovia
Kent City
Cedar Springs
Howard City
Saginaw
Jay G. Pray
William Roe
Elmer Roe
Saline Observer
Jay & “Pray
Nora O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Michigan State Radio Highlights Food Is Important Program
Michigan State Radio highlights a new Friday 5 30 program titled Food is Important. Sponsored by the Michigan Nutrition in Defense Committee with Dean Marie Dye as chairwoman and Miss Sylvia Hart as nutrition specialist, the show covers important foods and their health applications. Back on the air is Rural School Music at 8 00 a m each Monday for rural schools, supplementing Rural Music Extension across 18 counties with music appreciation and subject correlations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Nutrition In Defense Committee
Dean Marie Dye
Sylvia .Hart
Hungarian Partridge Closed Season Recommended
State wildlife officials approve a five year closed season on Hungarian partridge. The notice, dated June 13 1944, is signed by Harry B. Whiteley chairman and Wayland Osgood countersigned director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry BH. Whiteley
Wayland Osgood
McKenna v McKenna chancery notice in Washtenaw
State of Michigan circuit court in Washtenaw County orders defendant Alice McKenna to appear within three months or face judgment. Publication of notice to run in The Saline Observer starting two weeks from July 31, 1944, with attorney Lee N. Brown of Ypsilanti handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Wilbur J. McKenna
Alice McKenna
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Local social notes from Macon and surroundings
Macon and nearby towns record weekend visits and family gatherings. Lyle Bidwellanf Jehntson joined 4 guests at the Burlesons, Pat Craig visits Chelsea grandmother, and Revila Sage returns from Ovid New York. The Penningtons entertain Naugle family guests from Rives Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Bidwellanf Jehntson
Clyde Burleson
Pat Craig
Chelsea
B. H. Sarvey
Revila Sage
Ovid
N. Y
Richard Collins
Garyee
Yakima
Wash
LaVern Pennington
Leslie Naugle
Rives Junction
Hugh Craig
Harry Downing
Donna Jean Craig
Jasper
Orville Allcock
R. C. Pennington
Dearborn
Joe Horvath
Minnie Sarvey
Guy Collins
Detroit
Gertrude Collins
Clare Felton
Grace Hospital
Charles Bigelow
Ray Hendershot
Brooklyn
Clayton Bigelow
Mike Papp
Bill
Evening Calls in Ann Arbor Social Round
Mr and Mrs Charles Allen of Ann Arbor spent the weekend with Charles and Marvin Sones. In the evening they called on Mrs Elfie Ellis and Mr and Mrs W Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Ann Arbor
Svith Charles
Marvin Sones
Elfie Ellis
W. Payne
Hunting Licenses Ready For Game Bird Season
Nearly one million hunting licenses have been shipped to agents by the conservation department in advance of fall game and bird seasons. First shipments are about 16 per cent larger than last year with 675 000 resident blue licenses and 10 000 non resident yellow licenses for game birds. Deer licenses total 295 000 for residents and 10 000 for non residents, plus 2 500 resident bow and arrow licenses and 500 non resident bow and arrow licenses. Additional orders include 6 000 camp permits for deer and 100 bow and arrow camp permits, plus 20 000 trappers licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Conservation Department
Regulation Proposed On Raccoon Trapping In Lower Peninsula
A commission report on raccoon trapping in the Lower Peninsula recommends a one year ban with specific harvest windows. The plan allows trapping north of Towfi1o line and west of Saginaw Bay from November 15 to December 15 1944 and south of that line east of Saginaw Bay including Huron County from December 1 to December 15 1944. The text notes the proposal dated June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
THE
Conservation Commission
Lower Peninsula
Director of Conservation
Towfi1o
Saginaw Bay
Huron’ County
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Washtenaw County Farm Bureau
Saline Township
Scio Township
Salem Township
Herman Kulenkamp
Grass Lake
Harry Lammon
Raph A. Schumm
Manchester
Mahion Amee
Superior Township
Alvin Luckhardt
Ypsilanti
Amos Luckhardt
Glen Bird
Arthur J. Lutz
Walter H. Carter
Ralph G. Mannaie
Jacob F. Marion
Roy W. Clark
Carl and
Reuben Marion Eeene
William Connor
Lewis W. Craig
Clinton
Fred & Murray
Manley
Robison
Wee Saline
Ivan Galpin
Thomas Gardner
Micah Robison
Werere Saline
Max W. Rossans
George Gill & Son
Lewis Scherdt Saline
Cecil Graichen Ypsilanti
William Gram
Ee Saline
Clarence King
Oscar Weber & Son
Oes, Saline
Arthur Wiedmayer
Oo. P. Martin
J. J. Mayer
George McKim
John Q. Adams
Wenee
John C. Meyer
Miro Baile
South Lyon
Fred Meyer Werten
Nelson J. Bender
Ypsilantii
Neenenenesetnes South Lyon
Charles D. Schweitzer
D. R. Farley
Northville
Ralph E. Foreman
Dr. CiEmerson
Vreeland
E m Ave
Harmon F. Gale
A. L. Wilson
Gonherewenperessensenentnere
Frank F. Geiger
South
Lyon
Roy ‘Yenkel
William W., Walter
Grace Geiger
Mark N
Green Grass Lake
Curtis Hamilton
Ageboaener
Conferenee
John Hanser
Je Aeces
George L. Henning Bea
S. E. Herrick
John H. Herrst
Sen
Enteeneetepeee
Jack Hislop
Sylvester Kranz
Weenie
Eens
Howard
Roy LeMaster
W. H. Martin
Max Millen
G. FB. Miller
Eee
Claude L. Mitchell
B. A. Nelson
William J. Ritchie
Albert Rider
Troy Roddenberry
Fred Schrader
John Schomberger
Hjoseph Zwiernikowski
South, Lyon
Northvile
Plymouth -Northville
Plymouth Plymouth
Northville Northville
John. H., Brooks, Jr
Harold Clark
Sylvan Township
ER Township
Julius
Elmer
sGeorge S
Herman
Ist
Pepe Vibe der Weetee
Bird
Greweneenne
Harry Bootheeres
Walter’ Breuninger Weeees
Edward de Groff
Lewis
Beélém & Sons
Frank’ Forshee
George L. Bird
John" G. Frey
Karl Geiger Weeeseees
William H. Geetz
Fenigene
Graden & Son
Sohn J. Gutekunst
Joe Bersuder
Cottl
Robert E
Breastie
John H. Brooks
Alfred Burkhardt
Leslie Chavey
Floyd Dicks Easeneenes
Paul P. Feldkamp
Victor P. Grossman
Carl Heller
Charles Kuhl Wee Ene
Louis H. Kuhl & Son
Henry Ehulenkamp
Sharon Township
Ann. Arbora
Arbor— Arbor
Arbor
Ann “Arbor
Ann ‘Arbor
Ann. Arbor
L. Dexter
Dexter
Nate Ee
New Arbor
Annn Arbor
M Arbor
Ann’ Arbor
Chalmers Alexander
Lewis Allenbernt
Walter Bauereeeeeee
Louis Berner
Edwin R. Braun
Clarence J. Bristleneeene
Floyd Chamberlin
Vincent T. Conley
Leo F. Dunlavy
Louis L. Dunlavy
R. M. Feeeaeees
Horace A. Fick
Peiceeenenees
Guy L. Fuller
Paul Kleinschmidt
William Ledwidge
Gustav L. Leuneberg
Whitmore Lake
Rudolph Luke
Walter Mast
Carl E. Mast
M. McMichael & Son
Whitmore
Ed Merkel
LeRoy Mosher
Neil
Nixon
Dennis O’brien
Lloyd
Preston Dexter
Dexter Thomas Quigg & Son
Herman Rosentreter
John Rowe
Ae Estenpeennenene
John and
Marty
Sajor Whitmore
Will Scatlin
Lawrence Shanahan
Fred J. Sutter
Rudolph Toeninges
Dr. K. J. Vaughn
Stroh Building
Louis Walsh
A. J. Waggoner
Lone Dexter
Vincent Welsh
Guy A. Wheeler
Arthur J. Wiltse
Reuben BE. Wolff
William A. Austin
Elwin R. Beardsley
B. A. Begole & Son
Delancey
Begole
Newland Begole
Charles Birchmeier & Son
Clayton Bissell
Joseph Bock
Simon W. Braun
Fred R. Braun
Mraeeseee
W. H. Cain & Sons Oo
B. Cook
George F. Day
Gilbert Dicks
Duane Rogers Reid Ross
Thomas H. Russell
Saline - Malley Farms, “Inc
Carl Mae Cne
Mene Eeee
Edward A. Schroen
Ernest H. Schroen
Tid
F. Seleska
Charles W. Smith
Earl & Theater
Howard Wilkie A
Jack B. Willoughby
Ralph S. Young
York Township
Milano
Hammond District
Chancery Notice
P. J. Hoffmaster
Michigan State
Michigan State Radio
Luella MM” "Smith
Trené
A. ‘Seitz
Leh.n. Brown
Sav. Bank
Macon
Blanche Travis
Toledo
Melvin Travis
Geraldine Kuder
Earl Kuder
Bert Creger
Leo Creger
Ralph Walker
Dansville
Wade Scudder
Duane Robison
Baby
Waldo
Ruth Wardle
Adelia ‘Robison
Alhambra
Calif
Eric Halladay
Ralph Halladay
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Lena Pennington
C. O. Biddle
Bonnie Lou Edwards
Esa Senata
Kroger's Country Club
Branias Es Roig Oe
Zoe
California
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