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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
8
Notice states default on mortgage by Alton P W Hewett and Edna Hewett to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association. Property at Set 25 Briar White First addition Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County. Auction set for November 1 1936 at 10 am at south front door of Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor.
Default on two mortgages by Vernon J McCrimmb and Helen McCramb and others triggers a public auction. The sale, November 14, 1936 at 10:00 am, will occur at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor to satisfy principal totals around 38,437.61 plus interest and costs. The properties include parcels in Ann Arbor described as parts of Samuel G. Miner’s Addition and Hillins Heights Addition. Attorney Van Ameringen represents the mortgagees.
In Wash tenaw County Michigan the Probate Court at Ann Arbor on September 2 1936 set a hearing for the adoption of Richard Keith Moses to be changed to Richard Keith McShane with Vivian Inez McShane as sole parent. Notice to be published three weeks in The Saline Observer prior to hearing on October 5 1936 with Judge Jay G Pray presiding. A true copy Nora O Borgert Register of Probate. Also reports a golden wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs George A McClure in Chelsea Standard with a large family dinner in Sylvan township.
The Conservation Commission orders abridgment of migratory bird rules to permit hunting waterfowl and other species in 1936 from October 10 to November 8 with daily bag limits. Restrictions include time limits, weapon and gear bans, and species exclusions such as wood ducks and swans. Woodcock limited to Upper Peninsula October 1–12 and October 15–28 in Lower Peninsula.
Notice to William E Dutmer Frances K Dutmer Carrie K Rix Henry F Hilmer R Maude Hardenberg Jesse K Howley that a land contract between Frank Breitenwischer George Frey Ida Frey and the Dutmers is in default for nonpayment. The vendors elect to declare forfeiture and demand surrender of possession describing the property in Freedom Township Washtenaw County Michigan as the west half of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter section 21 town 8 south range 4 east with certain lots released. Dated September 10 1936 with attorney i E Van Ameringen Ann Arbor Michigan notices published Sept 10 17 24 Oct 1 1936.
State of Michigan probate court for Washtenaw County announces four months from August 27 1936 for creditors to file claims against Gotlieb Wahr deceased. Claims due by December 31 1936 at the Probate Office Ann Arbor must be examined and heard October 1 1936 and December 31 1936 at ten o’clock in the forenoon.
Local residents report visits and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bird in Detroit and Mrs. Robinson at Oak Grove school. A birth near Saline and a birthday surprise for 80 year old Mrs. Anna Kelsey are noted along with ongoing Ohio residence plans and several family visits across towns.
Mr and Mrs Harold Boice visited his mother in Wayne on Sunday. Arden Vealey of Ypsilanti stayed with his son Leon. Mrs Enola Hall and Mrs N Dibble called on Hallie Mehler. Fred Teufel and the Spences attended a Navin Field game in Detroit. Alf Walden of Detroit stayed with Elmer Roe and family.
Central Lods Norman Moore attended the ball game in Detroit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cornell Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Coon of Manchester called on Mrs. Bert Moore last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finch moved to his mother's farm near Saline. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grosshans spent Sunday with his father M. F. Grosshans. A daughter named Tena May was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Williams. Mr. and Mrs. George Ames visited John Williams and family. Theodore Steward had Sunday dinner with his daughter and husband Orin and wife in Ann Arbor. Mrs. Bert Moore and sons Ralph and LaVerne attended a shower at the Grange hall for many local families on Saturday.
Macon society notes list visits and gatherings across Michigan. Toledo guest Miss Grace Cheesbrow, Rogers City area residents, and Detroit Detroit area connections visit relatives in Ypsilanti and Dearborn. Several birthday dinners and Sunday calls feature families from Adrian Ann Arbor Chicago and Rome Center with Frank Garrison hosts in Adrian.
Emer son states that true harmony eludes two spirits until each embodies the entire world in dialogue, suggesting universal accountability and empathy underpin lasting mutual understanding. The quote frames peace as holistic, not partial, between opposing forces.
Creditors of Katherine Sears, deceased, may present their claims to the Probate Court in Ann Arbor by January 9, 1937. The hearing dates are November 9, 1936 and January 9, 1937 at 10 a.m. Judge Jay G. Pray issued the order. Notices published September 24 and October 1 and 8, 1936.
The program lists 10:00 a m in the Women's Congress Building, 1:00 p m harness races and horse shoe pitching, 2:15 pace, 7:00 p m live stock cavalcade, 7:30 p m evening program of free attractions and a fireworks display. Also 1:00 p m event repeats in the Women’s Congress Building.
Mrs. Minnie Hammond spent Wednesday in Ann Arbor. The 4 H Club met at Henry Hammond's home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gilbert and Alice visited Detroit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E M Gilbert spent Saturday night and Sunday in Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs BE Stimpson visited Monroe Sunday with John Stimpson.
Special feature announces a Ford Motor Company courtesy event with the Ford Mountaineers and Dixie Eight. Admission for adults is 35 cents day and 25 cents night, children under 15 pay 15 cents, under 8 free. Meet your friends at the most popular fair on earth.
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