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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

3

Michigan Happenings Outline In Erie and Battle Creek

Railroad plans in Erie township include 1100 acres bought by Pere Marquette with 29 tracks and new terminals. Battle Creek explores a landing field with Camp Custer support. two sites under study near the city and Camp Custer. WWVF Grand Traverse growers host W R Gardner to improve 1925 cherry crops. fertilization and spraying discussed.

G. J. Rist Saginaw Pere Marquette Railroad Monroe Daniel F. Sullivan Erie Township Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Electric Railroad Erie Toledo Battle Creek Chamber of Commerce Army and Navy Club Camp Custer W. R. Gardner Traverse City Grand Traverse Region Michigan T. A. Farrand Gardner

Western Michigan road and rail plans headlined by paving drive

Infrastructure updates report nearly all rural trunk line roads in Western Michigan to be paved by July 1 with a concrete stretch from Chicago to Hart totaling 250 miles. Otta wa Muskegon counties to replace four miles of gravel highway with concrete. A passenger fare reduction bill is proposed to counter federal rate controls.

Michigan Chicago Hart Ottawa Muskegon State Public Utilities Commission

Methodist Church Notes Saline Hopes To Lead Delegates

The Saline Methodist Episcopal church adapts worship at Liberty theatre during redecoration with 10:00 morning service and 11:15 Sunday school. A 6:50 Epworth League at the parsonage invites all, while a Thursday prayer meeting and 4:30 children’s class proceed in the basement. The Ross couple receive farewell praise as long-time church stewards. A junior baseball team, led by Robert Fucss, aims for contests with nearby towns ahead of the Epworth League convention in Ann Arbor with Bishop Henderson and a 50 cent registration.

Liberty Theatre Epworth League James Orr United Free Church College Glasgow Thomas Ross Saline Ross Missionary Society Robert Fucss Bliss Curtiss Rev. Brown Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Milan Dexter Mainchester Young Follhs Epworth Crusaders Bishop Henderson Theodore Henderson

Detroit Man Severely Injured In Dixie Highway Wreck

Norman Fleming of Detroit sustained serious injuries to his legs and shoulders when a heavy auto body truck crashed into a motor truck being repaired on the Dixie highway a mile and a quarter from Monroe. The impact pushed the machines into a ditch and caused a chain collision with five cars in transit. A driver in one of the following cars suffered minor facial injuries.

Norman Fleming Detroit Dixie Highway Monroe Fleming

The Man About Town On Etiquette In Dress

A columnist quips that certain tellers deserve burial in smoking jackets rather than a shroud, offering a wry take on propriety and style. The remark reflects a tongue in cheek stance typical of light gossip or social notes in the periodical.

Federated Church Welcomes New Members and Updates

Sabbath services at 10:30 in the morning and 7:30 in the evening feature a children's sermon and special music. Rev. McTaggart, recently from Stockbridge, moves to a nearby farm and joins as adult Bible class teacher. Mrs. McTaggart and family welcomed. Mrs. Lutz and Harry Finch show gradual health improvements. Wishing health and return of joy to the church.

McTaggart The Baptist Church Stockbridge Our Church Lutz Onur Harry Finch

Detriot bus driver fined for Dixie Highway speeding

Oakland and Wayne counties police report a Detroit Flint bus driver fined in Holly for driving 6 mph over limit on the Dixie Highway. He paid 32.50 in court. The item notes the bus was full of women and children and labels the action as Durand Express.

Oakland Wayne Counties Justice Patterson Holly Detroit-Flint Durand Express

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