Bowling Night Shifts to Eight Oclock for Final Week
The final bowling night moves up an hour to eight o clock for girls as the sev en o clock League wraps its season. Bridgewater Rollers and Saline Hotel split a contest two two with a late tally, and Helen Julia B Erma and Arlene scored the league turkeys. Brown Key beat the Ramblers, Observer forfeited to A M, and the party was in farewell fashion. Local PTA meetings and farm sales are noted along with a street sweeper debut and housewives dust concerns.
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Tas
Bridgewater Rollers
Saline Hotel
Bridgewater
Helen
Julia B
Erma
Arlene
Olga
Taffy
Paul Mayer
Judd District
P.T.A
Benton
Anna Reiser
Clinton
Fred Richards
Central York
Detroit
Mable
Louise
Saline Observer
Doris
Julia E
Brown Key Lambarth Ramblers
Mary D
Chevrolet Arlene
Mary
Beg
Mae
Chevrolet Virginia
Isabel
Colleen
Donna
Notice Is Given On Line Conversion To Common Battery
On and after April 27 1951 subscribers on party lines will hear only their own ring. After conversion to common battery service all calls will be handled by the operators. Do not use the old telephone under any circumstances. The old instruments will be removed starting the day after conversion. Contact the Telephone Company business office for explanations of the new service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Associated Telephone Company
Grosses Host 25th Wedding Anniversary in Ann Arbor
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gross celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Keithnie in Ann Arbor on Sunday. Neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Guthasd Saturday evening. Donald Stimpson of Hammond district has secured a position with a Ypsilanti lumber company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Gross
Myr
John Keithnie
Ann Arbor
Donald Stimpson
Hammond District
Ypsilanti Lumber Company
John Guthasd
Fahner Announces Birth and Local Construction Updates
Forty years ago a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Fahner on April 12. Martin Fucss finishes excavating for a new home on St Ann Arbor Street. EH C Rogers will soon begin carpenter work on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fahner
Martin Fucss
St. Ann Arbor Street
EH. C. Rogers
White frost seals morning air. local clerks noted
Fifty five years ago frost covered area as Dean Fosdick served as clerk for S T Fairbanks. Hattie Smith and Cornelia Smith bought the J B Rogers house on North Ann Arbor Street for 1200 dollars.
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Dean Fosdick
S. T. Fairbanks
Hattie and
Cornelia Smith
J. B. Rogers
No. Ann Arbor Street
Probate Notice for Estate of M Frederick Lambarth
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court announces first and final administration account for the estate of M Frederick Lambarth deceased. Court session held March 30 1951 in Ann Arbor before Judge Jay H Payne with publication ordered.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay H. Payne
M. Frederick Lambarth
Final administration account for Carl W Lambarth estate
Carl W Lambarth administrator filed his first and final account and petition for allowance and distribution. The court set April 19, 1951 at 10:00 am for examination and hearing at the Probate Office with three weeks of public notice in the Saline Observer. William R Stagg Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Lambarth
William R. Stagg
Saline State Bank financial statement for April 9 1951
Saline Michigan bank reports assets totaling 2 005 149 28 and deposits of 3 429 069 11 as of April 9 1951. H A Holmes cashier certifies figures true. directors Curtiss Lutz Harwood attest and notary Burkhardt confirms sworn before him on April 13 1951.
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Michigan
H. A. Holmes
C. A. Curtiss
Arthur J. Lutz
William S. Harwood
State of
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Brown Key
Ramblers
Observer
Saline Exchange
Associated Telephone
Michigan Brewers’ Association
Francis Palms
Gilbert’s Cities Service
JU. S
Cad
THE
Citizens Bank
Saline
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Vale
A & M Chevrolet Co
Michigan Ave
Saline, Mich
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