Observer's Story Teller Introduces Floyd Gibbons Adventure Club
The Observer starts a series of Floyd Gibbons told adventure stories based on real life events from ordinary people. Edward Wolf, four, fell 22 feet from a straw stack injuring ribs but recovering. A fish never gets caught by keeping its mouth shut.
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Observer
Floyd Gibbons
Adventure Club
Gibbons
The
Edward Wolf
Lena Wolf
Brooklyn Exponent
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale by Huron Valley Building and Savings
Notice of sale on November 23, 1935 at 10:09 am at the south front door of Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor Michigan by Huron Valley Building and Savings Association the mortgagee to recover 7339.57 dollars plus interest taxes and costs on property Lot 19 Krapf Addition Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan.
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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
City of
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County of
Washtenaw
State of
Krapf
Helen S. Brown
John R. Gardner
Liber
W. E. van. Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bidg
Court House
Yopsilanvi
Edna EB
Arch D. Wilson
Foreclosure Notice on Ann Arbor Property Mortgage
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association declares default on the 1930 mortgage of John R Gardner and Nora Hawwa in Washtenaw County Michigan. Property at Lot 18 Krapf Addition Ann Arbor is sold at public auction November 93 1935 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw Circuit Court.
Foreclosure Notices for 1935 Mortgages in Washtenaw County
Notices announce foreclosure by sale of two Michigan properties under power of sale. The first mortgage to Edna B. House and James G. House, with Anna Wing as mortgagor, covers part of Ypsilanti Township and details amounts due totaling 2801.50, sale at Ann Arbor Court House on November 30, 1935. The second, to Edna E. House, covers Augusta Township with due totals of 1724.29, sale at the same Ann Arbor Courthouse on November 30, 1935.
State conservation order bans ruffed grouse and pheasants
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders a one year ban on hunting taking or killing ruffed grouse and pheasants in the Lower Peninsula except for October 15 to 27. The directive, signed July 10, 1925, is issued by Director P J Hoffmaster with Chairman W M Loutit and Secretary Ray Er Cotton. Notice runs Sept 5 12 19 26 1935.
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State of
Michigan
Order of the Conservation Commission
Lower Peninsula
Director of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Tower Peninsula
P. J. Hoffmaster
Department of Conservation
WM. H Loutit
Ray ER. Cotton
Upper Peninsula
WM. H. Loutit
Ray E. Cotton
Regulations Proposed For Cottontail Rabbit Hunting Area
The Conservation Commission reports a thorough investigation of cottontail rabbit hunting conditions and proposes restrictions. Hunting, taking, or killing rabbits south of the north line of T 16 N is prohibited except from October 15 to January 1, inclusive, as published July 10, 1935, by the Conservation Commission.
Warren Tornado Real Estate and Burglar Insurance
Real estate and burglar insurance noted after a Warren tornado event. Justice of the Peace and legal counsel referenced in the proceedings.
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A. A. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
Mortgage Record In Washtenaw County July 31 1924
Mortgage dated July 31 1924 by Ira M Yoder and Heather Yoder of Augusta Washtenaw Michigan and Jo ames G House and Edna E House as survivors of the same place was duly recorded in Washtenaw County Register of Deeds at 2 pm in Liber 158 of mortgages page 540 and continues.
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Ira M. Yoder
Hether Yoder
Augusta
Washtenaw Entity
Michigan
Joames G. House
Edna E. House
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
State migratory waterfowl regulations amended for 1935 season
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders abridged migratory game bird regulations under Act 286 PA 1929 for the 1935 season. Waterfowl hunting allowed October 21 to November 19 except ruddy duck and scaup, with daily hours from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. No early or late hunting of coot Wilsons snipe woodcock rails prohibited.
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Theé’ Conservation Commission
Wilson
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Regulations Tighten Migratory Bird Season Rules in 1935
The notice outlines bag and possession limits for ducks geese and rails, restrictions on coot and rail hunting in Upper and Lower Peninsula regions, and limits on woodcock. It also bans certain shotgun capacities and hunting methods near baited areas and within certain distances from shore. Dated August 18 1935 by the Conservation Commission with signatures WM H Loutit and Ray E Cotton.
Central York Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Allen Hertler had his tonsils removed last week. Mrs. Hattie Murray attends a Baptist Association meeting at St Johns this week. Joseph Sweeney has house painted and now barn and garage are being painted. Mrs. Lewis Ernst and Mr and Mrs Irving LeBaron called on niece Mrs John Gooding and family Wednesday. Clifford Richards of Walt and Don Richards with Electa Murray visited the Allison home Sunday. Mrs Allie Richards and Electa Richards of Milan called on Mrs John Gooding Thursday. Parker Murray and family of Salem township were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ernst. Dan Murray and family of Ridge road were dinner guests of their daughter Mrs Jack Gable and husband Sunday. Mrs Hattie Murray and daughter Electa attended the Brother
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Allen Hertler
Hattie Murray
Baptist Association
St. Johns
Joseph Sweeney
Lewis
Ernst
Irving LeBaron
John Gooding
Parker Murray
Salem Township
Lewis Ernst
Dan Murray
Ridge Road
Jack Gable
Electa
Community Social Notes From Local Church Gatherings
Sunday evening at the Seibert church featured a neighborhood gathering. Henry Murray and Miss Eleanor Malke of Ann Arbor visited Mrs. Hattie Murray and Electa Murray for Sunday dinner. Barbour hosted Detroit relatives with Mrs. Ganglar accompanying them home. Wirt LeBaron of Azalia, plus Mrs. Pullen and Mrs. Gauntlett and Jean of Milan, called on John Gooding and family. Other visitors included Her bert Gilman, Mrs. Earl Richards, and George Richards. Friday guests at Al ger Allison’s were Bessie Collins, Max, Julia Carven, May Sherman, and Mrs. Murray.
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John Gooding
Herbert Gilman
Local Social Roundup From Hammond District
Sebastian Finkbeiner is on the sick list. Miss Doris Finkbeiner has 32 positions in Detroit. Mrs Ida Mehler of Maton spent Monday with Mrs Harold Hammond. Miss Nora Gordon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Haughn of Maybee. Mrs Diantha Gauntlett spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clyde Gayfitt lett of Ridge road. Mrs Mary Lewis and Miss Adonette Call of Toledo Ohio visited Mrs Grace Hammond with her parents Mr and Mrs Carey. Miss Nellie McClue and Mrs Annie Leonard called on Mrs Mary McMann and Miss Ella Mc Mann. Doris and Genevieve Gilbert Betty Gordon Vanetta Carr and Clair Gilbert called on Aileen and Glenford Hanson Sunday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon were Mr and Mrs Dean Gordon and Phylis Dee of Howe Ind. Mr and Mrs John Haughn and Juanita of Maybee were also guests.
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Sebastian Finkbeiner
Doris Finkbeiner
Detroit
Ida Mehler
Maton
Harold Hammond
Nora Gordon
John. Haughn
Maybee
Diantha Gauntlett
Clyde Gayfittlett
Ridge Road
Mary Lewis
7Adonette Call
Toledo
Ohio
Grace Hammon
Harold
Ms. Carey
Nellie McClue
Annie Leonard
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
Doris
Genevieve Gilbert
Betty Gordon
Vanetta Carr
Clair Gilbert
Aileen
Glenford Hanson
Glenn Gordon
Dean Gordon
Phylis Dee
Howe, Ind
John Haughn
Juanita
Local Social Roundup of Detroit and Surrounding Visits
Mr. and Mrs Ronald Pilbeant visited Detroit on Saturday. Mrs H Debico of Pontiac spent a week with sister Mrs Arthur Richmond. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McKim and OE Redford called on Mr and Mrs Ray nor Scudder Sunday. Mr and Mrs H A Banks of Detroit were guests of Mrs Anglia Smith Friday. Miss Lillian Schaffer went to Utica to spend a month with sister Mrs W H McClellan. Mrs Alice Winchel returned to Leslie after a month in J D Frost home. Mr and Mrs Edgar Clark and daughters were in Romulus with Mr and Mrs John Cooper Sunday. Mrs Will Harring entertained Mrs John Raas and Mrs W H McClellan Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carroll Kutler and Mr and Mrs M R Pennington with guest Mrs Clara Guilford of Portland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Guy Davenport at Franklin.
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Ronald Pilbeant
Detroit
H. Debico
Pontiac
Arthur Richmond
Kenneth’ McKim
OE Redford
Raynor Scudder
H. A. Banks
Angelia Smith
Lillian Schaffer
Utica
W. H. McClellan
Alice Winchel
Leslie
J. D. Frost
Edgar Clark
Romulus
John Cooper
Will Harring
John Raas
Ann Arbor
Carroll Kutler
M. R. Pennington
Clara Guilford
Portland
Guy Davenport
Franklin
Local social notes from Ypsilanti and nearby towns
Mrs. E. E. Lamb and Cyril Lamb of Ypsilanti visited Mrs. Franc Mickel and Miss Elva Richart. Miss Jean Downing spent the week in Petersburg with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carmen. The L. A. S. of the M. E. church holds an all day meeting Sept. 26 with Mrs. Robert Johnson. Miss Lillian Camburn returns to Jackson after summer with the Swicks. A miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Rugby was hosted by Carl Thomas. Camburn relatives gather near Eaton Rapids. Slaght and O Leary of Grand Blanc stayed with the Camburns. Satterlas and Gordon Berry host Sunday guests from Blissfield. Alva and Margaret Frazier of Dundee visit the Crittens and Newport’s Alva Frazier. Harold and Marion Crittenden of Detroit are weekend guests of the Crittendens. Ruth, Lucille Halladay and Margaret Pennington begin year at MSC in East Lansing.
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E. E. Lamb
Cyril Lamb
Ypsilanti
Franc Mickel
Elva Richart
Jean Downing
Petersburg
Lewis Carmen
Mills Swick
Clare Cramb
Brooklyn
Guy Belding
Tecumseh
M. E. Church
Robert Johnson
Lillian Camburn
Jackson
Carl Thomas
Elwyn Rugby
Camburn
Addison
Eaton Rapids
George Slaght
Chas. O’leary
Grand Blanc
L. H. Camburn
Annette Satterla
Charles Satterla
Blissfield
Gordon Berry
Alva Mackey
Alva Frazier
Newport
Margaret Frazier
Dundee
Harold Crittenden
Marion Crittenden
Destroit
John Crittenden
Ruth
Lucille Halladay
Margaret’ Pennington
Hast Lansing
Council Proceedings in City Chamber Sept 3 Meeting
City council chaired by Mayor Sugden approves last minutes and bills for city hall repairs water coupons gas and wages. Council members with potential conflicts abstain. motion to adjourn subject to mayor’s call passes. Clerk Lottie Wallace notes payroll and city expenses. New typewriter ribbons and adding machine rolls advertised by The Observer.
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Lindemann
Gross
Cook
Uphaus
Saline
City Hall
Citizens Bank
Savings Bank
Farnan Brass Works
Leader Specialty Co
Dodge ‘Shell
Bert Gillen
J.A. Alber
Detroit Edison Co
Martin Schaible
Jonu Camburn
Adam Feuerbacher
Lottie Wallace
Mark B. Sugden
Observer Office
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W._E.Van Ameringen
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Lawson Wing
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Edna B. House
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