Local Notices and Socials From Saline Area
Local residents host visitors and travel from Detroit to Flint, with Easter gatherings in Dearborn and Adrian. Mentions include Ruth Bond and G V Cook visiting Jackson, a birthday party for Lloyd Mood with Scout activities, and upcoming piano and organ discussion at SHS with students from Saline and nearby schools.
May term circuit court opens with jurors listed
The May term of the circuit court begins Monday May 5 with jurors reported next morning at 10. Jurors named include George Klink Lyndon George Wurster Manchester Jay Mantell Northfield BE L Cramer Pittsfield William Cole Salem Albert Graf Saline Otmar K nercher Scio Gus Lidke Superior George Chapman Sylvan John Walsh Webster H H Moorehead York Ron W Austin Ypsilanti George Parker Ann Arbor Mrs BE R Beal Elmer J Hunter Ypsilanti city Ann Arbor Fred Wolf William Ziemke Elias Sadler Albert Kempfert Esther S Wilson George Whaley A real Egyptian Mummy will be on display at the Senior Class play tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klink
Lyndon
George Wurster
Manchester
Jay Mantell
Northfield
BE. L. Cramer
Pittsfield
William Cole
Salem
Albert Graf
Saline
Otmar Kénercher
Scio
Gus Lidke
Superior
George Chapman
Sylvan
John Walsh
Webster
H. H. Moorehead
York
Ron W. Austin
Ypsilanti
George Parker
Ann Arbor
BE. R. Beal
Elmer J. Hunter
Ypsilanti City
Fred Wolf
William Ziemke
Elias Sadler
Albert Kempfert
Esther S. Wilson
George Whaley
Saline High School News Staff List
Saline High School announces its news editor and grade reporters for the year. Listed are Twelfth through Seventh grade reporters and names including Florencé Hertier Virginia Gilbert George Martin and others such as Emogene Koebbe Dale Noble and Muriel Woodbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florencé
Hertier
Virginia Gilbert George Martin
Flooats
Jack Averid
Dorothy Hertier
Mae Schroen
Frances Bowen
Emogene Koebbe
Dale Noble
Muriel “Woodbridge
Saline man dies after illness at Addison hospital
Eee Mathias, longtime resident of Saline area and former Brooklyn resident, died Friday at Addison hospital after heart trouble. He is survived by three brothers Albert and Willis of Jackson and Floyd of Addison. Burial was at Cambridge cemetery. Nearby fire drill saved more than forty children when a Presbyterian orphanage near Monticello, Arkansas, was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Mathias
Addison Hospital
Brooklyn
Albert
Willis
Jackson
Floyd
Addison
Cambridge Cemetery
Monticello
Ark
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