Norwood Couple Visits Cousin in Ohio
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gooding of Norwood Ohio spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Aiger Allison, the cousin of Mr Gooding, in a family visit noted by the local paper.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gooding of Norwood Ohio spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Aiger Allison, the cousin of Mr Gooding, in a family visit noted by the local paper.
Mrs Richards and family attended a large gathering at The Island in Ann Arbor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sidney Yape Mr and Mrs Will Gallaher Mr and Mrs Hobart Richards and many relatives from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Willow Frainy Lake Willis and Madison Richards. A potluck lunch was served at noon.
Local families share visits dinners and house moves as Mooreville M E church hosts Washtenaw County Brotherhood events. Students from the area attend Milan High School while birthdays are celebrated for Sandra and Jeannie Craig with a community luncheon.
A Sunday through Monday roll of visits and weekend stays shows residents from Ann Arbor Newport Findlay Saline and Plymouth sharing time with families in area towns. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon Mrs Adelaide Stimpson Miss Julia Gordon and many others visiting relatives at Forsythe Carr Stimpson Gleason and Girbach households.
Ann Arbor visits and weekend trips are listed for Jerome DuFor Hugh Craig Roscoe Craig and other families from Britton Ypsilanti Detroit Ogden and Manchester. Quotations from literature and reflections on government and poverty close the item.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders hearing for license to sell estate real estate to distribute proceeds. Hearing set for October 26 1938 at 10 am at the Probate Office Ann Arbor. Notice to be published in The Saline Observer for three weeks.
Bridgewater Savings Bank seeks instructions under a 1932 Depositors Agreement to borrow from Reconstruction Finance Corp and to pledge trust assets to fund a final dividend and termination of the trust. The court sets October 8 1938 for hearing and requires weekly publication in the Saline Observer.
Defaults on a 1927 mortgage by Leon A Tower and Ida A Tower to Citizens Bank of Saline prompt foreclosure. The bank claims $1,627.90 due and will sell the east 20 acres of the southeast quarter of section 26, town 3 south range 5 east, at public auction on November 29, 1938 in Ann Arbor.
Frederick G Norman and Martha Norman of Augusta Township default on a 1926 mortgage to Marco H Alban. Public auction set for December 5 1938 at 10 am at the east front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor to cover the debt of 243.70 plus seven percent interest and costs on the Augusta land described as part of Section Eleven.
Lansing reporters launch a testimonial luncheon honoring Governor Frank Murphy and state officials. Scarth Inglis organizes the event to promote independent, balanced coverage across parties amid 1939 wage and hours regulation debates.
A fragment notes growing effort to mobilize public opinion and predicts a good chance for Marshal Burrill's bill advancing through consideration. The wording suggests cautious optimism about legislative outcomes.
Sealed bids from prequalified contractors are invited for a new reinforced concrete and steel bridge over the Saline River in Washtenaw County Michigan. Plans and specs available from the Michigan State Highway Department with a five dollar deposit. Bid date is September 28 1928 with a $450 certified check due with each proposal.
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