Fertilizer and equipment suppliers listed with contact details
The notice lists suppliers for agricultural lime phosphate and fertilizers including Jule Eder and Jenkins Equipment Co with Dexter phone numbers. It also mentions Hoey & Sons Lumber and Building Supplies and treated poles and 2x6s. Probate notice from Washtenaw County Michigan appoints Russell J. Finch of Milan to administer the estate of Elmer C. Finch with heirs to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable
Jule Eder
Hamilton
Hoey & Sons
D. E. Hoey & Sons
Probate Court Hearing Notice for Clinton A. Torrey Estate
The Washtenaw County Probate Court sets September 13 1961 at 9 30 AM for hearings on the estate of Clinton A Torrey Deceased Judge John Conlin orders publication in the Saline Reporter for three weeks and service to known parties at last addresses by registered mail or personal service at least 14 days prior. Creditors must file written sworn claims by November 8 1961 at 9 30 AM with fiduciary Claribel I Torrey 11099 Carpenter Road Milan Michigan. publication to follow for three weeks. true copy filed by Register Anna Douvitsas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
County of
Washtenaw
Elmer C. Finch
John “W.contin
Russell J. Finch
Milan
Michigan
Probate
Saline Reporter
Clinton A. Torrey
A.D
John Conlin
Claribel I. Torrey
Carpenter Road
County Board Passes Welfare Classifications and Tax Spread Plan
Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors approves combined tax spread by unit with separate Special Education item starting 1962. Reports from Planning Commission Sewer and Water Survey and Washtenaw boards received. Road Committee July 1961 report accepted. Ways and Means approves new Welfare Department positions Social Casework Training Supervisor and Welfare Intake Case Worker effective August 1 1961. Welfare Committee and Welfare Board joint meeting July 25 1961 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbetter
Freeman Weber
Will
Mulholland
Washtenaw County
Ways and Means
Welfare Department
Silkworth
Mast
Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and ‘Means
Welfare Committee
Welfare Board
Washtenaw County Supervisors Adjourned Meeting August 8 1961
Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors held an adjourned session at the Ann Arbor courthouse on August 8 1961 chaired by Walter. The meeting discussed budget request referrals to committees and accepted several communications including appointments to regional planning and aging committee representation. The Apportionment Committee report recommended tax provisions under Act 82 of 1961.
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Board of Supervisors
Washtenaw
Court House
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Walter
Eisenheiser
Edward Frederick
Gordon
Hutchinson
Carl G. Johnson
Marsh
Swainson
John P. McKevitt
Roy Smith
Washtenaw County
Detroit Metropolitan Area
Theodore Weber
Laura M. Moore
League of Women Voters
League
William Reifel
Bauer
Jon File
Dolly Brenner
Bureau of Community Services
County Board of Supervisors
Dana
Mulholland
Washtenaw Coun
County Welfare and Sheriff's Committee Actions and Veterans Update
An inspection tour of the County Infirmary was made by the Committee with discussion on merit systems for County Welfare Department employees and the creation of an In-Service Training Supervisor and Casework Consultant positions. Magee moved acceptance of the report and per diem for a Welfare Committee member attending a conference in Saginaw September 20 21 22 1961. another member’s per diem allowed. The Sheriff's Committee is to study by January 1 1962 the feasibility of a county sub station in the new fire station to be built by Ypsilanti Township. A Veterans' Committee report notes they met the Washtenaw County Veterans Council and discussed Carl Heldt's appointment as Veterans' Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Magee
Saginaw
Sup. Smith
Schmerberg
Sheriff's Committee
Sheriff’s Department
Ypsilanti
Appointment and motions from county board meeting notes
The Board of Supervisors discussed appointments and transfers including Mr Heldt, Walter J Goings as Noxious Weed Commissioner for Pittsfield, and transfer of county funds from National Bank and Trust to Ann Arbor Bank. Per Diem report and Prosecuting Attorney activities for 1960 were approved. Meeting adjourned to September 18 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heldt
Reynolds
Leonard
Board of Supervisors
Hand
National Bank and Trust Company
Ann Arbor Bank
Becker
Prosecuting Attorney
Theodore Weber
Smith
Schmerberg
Walter J. Goings
Pittsfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel
Massey-Harris
Dexter
John Deere
FORD
W. T. Young, Inc
Michigan Saline
Allis-Chalmers
Jenkins Equipment
Call
Chelsea
Lodi Hardware
Saline
Ann Arbor Rd
Dixboro Auto Sales
Dixboro
Plymouth Rd
Minneapolis
Moline
New Idea
E. G. Mann & Sons
Bridgewater Manchester
Dexter Co-Operative Co
Famous
Purina Complete Lins of Feeds Saline Mercantile CO
Arthur C. Miller
Saline, Mich
Bey Lond
Sestemer Land Bank
Tee
Normandy
Keystone
Schneider Farm Supply
Saline-Ann Arbor Road
Ralph Kring
General Contracting
Moon Rd
Mr. Katterjohn
N. Harris St
Feldkamp
Crosbie Hazel
Gamble
W. Liberty
Russell, Apt. 2
Earl Kirby
Jackson Rd
Auto. Trans
Gamble’s
Grinnell’s
S. Main St
Kay’s Children’s Shop
S. 4Th Ave
Grinnell
South Main
L. G. Randolph Concrete
W. Liberty Ph. NC
Johnson
New Holland Chopper
McCormick Combine
Farmall
Farmal
Massey Harris
Wonder Boy
General Motors
West
Avenue Saline
John W. Conlin
Anna Douvits
Roesch and Delhey
Saline, Michigan
Anna
A. C. Lange
S. Ann Arbor St
Saline Community Hospital
R. T. Douthat
Davis
Busard
Wood
Taylor
Aliso
Mrs. Sweetland
Fred Winkler
Carl
John Braun
Edna Wiedmayer
Ken
The
A. R. Burkhardt
Lewis
Lange Real Estate
RM. Apt
Michigan Ave
Russell Street
Call Garden
Chris Volz
Mills Rd
Willow Village Apts
Woolman Oval
U. of M
E.M.U
Marcella Brackney Hazel
Custom Building & Design Service
Huron Valley Real Estate Co
S. Main
Carl W. Carr
Ker
Call Saline
Macon
S. Lewis
F.H.A
Waldo
Jim” Gross
North
Davenport
Veterans’ Committee
Your “Veterans’ Committee
Washtenaw County Veterans’ Council
Carl Heldt
Veterans’ Services
A. Walter
Luella M. Smith
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