Washtenaw County W C T U Convention Sessions Noted
The sixteenth annual Washtenaw County Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention met at the M and church on the 20th. Rev. Laxman and Rev. Miller led devotionals. Mrs. Murphy sang. Mrs. Grace Morse of Lansing and state treasurer Mrs. Clara Patterson Todd assisted with the institute. District Pres Lulu Rice presented the Five Point program. Morse gave an address. Irene Fitzgerald violin and the Federated church junior choir provided music. Turnbull spoke on alcohol effects with slides. The District Convention will meet May 19–20 at The First Presbyterian Church in Jackson.
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Washtenaw County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Laxman
Miller
Murphy
Grace G. Morse
Lansing
Calkins
Clara Patterson Todd
Lulu Rice
Young Peoples
Entertaining Church
Morse
Federated Church
Irene ‘FitzGerald
Turnbull
First Presbyterian
Saline Citizens Plan Park Development Meeting
About 20 Saline residents met at the Legion Hall to discuss city park development. Dan iel Levyliet chaired the meeting as temporary chairman, with four others appointed to assist. a further general meeting will be held later.
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Saline
Legion Hall
Daniel Levyliet
Mr. Levliet
Honors for Class of 1938 Scholarship Recipients
Ten students earned scholarly honors in the class of 1938 led by valedictorian Katy Lou Clay and salutatorian Lou Evelyn Bowen. The group includes Katy Lou Clay Lou Evelyn Bowen Claire MacArthur Betty King Milton Heininger Ruth Carson Alice Meyers Lloyd Armbruster Rita Finkbeiner Cora Gleason. Plans for graduation feature a class day assembly and a dramatization titled Youth Marches On with seniors in parts such as song poems history and creed.
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Katy Lou Clay
Lou Evelyn Bowen
Claire MacArthur
Betty King
Milton Heininger
Ruth Carson
Alice Meyers
Lloyd Armbruster
Rita Finkbeiner
Cora Gleason
Rita
Finkbeiner
Helen Pentney
John: Schroen
Alice Myers
Geraldine Tower
Creed
Ruth
Carson
Winifred Higele
Will —Milton, Heininger
Lor
Hei Kéniath, Volz
Ees Guttory
Betty” King
Cora
Gleason
Town Council Minutes Opened April Meeting in City Chamber
Council proceedings record the April meeting in the council chamber with Mayor Townsend in chair. Roll called, minutes approved, and various motions debated including investing a $500 bequest for mausoleum care in a bond. Treasurer’s report lists multiple wages and service bills, adjournment follows.
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Townsend
Lindemann
Lambarth
Uphaus
Grogss
Wifidémann
Rescoe Bonisteel
Fred C. Heininger
Nathan Bordine
Musoleum
Frank
Pioneer Times Sketch of Captain John Lowry and Family
The piece recounts Captain John Lowry born 1793 in Livingston Manor New York, his marriage to Sylvia Wickham, and their move to Onondaga then Ann Arbor. It notes their farm life 8 acres near Lodi, his charity aiding neighbors including escaping slaves, and his 1860 silver prize for a Merino buck at the Michigan Agricultural Society. Mrs. Lowry died December 24, 1859 after 39 years of marriage. Captain Lowry later moved to Shiawassee County.
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Ang
Timothy Hunt
Petcitis
Lodi
John Lowry
Valentina
Livingston’ Manor
Schorarie County
N. Y
Peter
Hannah Lowry
Onondaga County
Sylvia Wickham
Mary Elizabeth
Ann Arbor
Mary
Jonathon Stratton
John
Lowry
Detroit
sCarnbi
Rase
Canada
Altho
Michigan State Agricultural Society
the Agricultural Society
Mie
Jesus
James
Captain Lowry
Shiawase
Vernon J. Brown Files Candidacy for Auditor General
Vernon J. Brown of Ingham County announces his candidacy for Auditor General at the state Republican convention this fall. A 10 year state legislator and publisher of the Ingham County News, Brown cites his tax and finance expertise and economy measures as proof he can reduce costs and improve efficiency in state government.
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Vernon J. Brown
Brown
Ingham County
Vernon Brown
Michigan
Ingham
Eata
Jess
Saline Rotary Club Plans Rural School Visitation
Last week's Saline Rotary Club meeting focused on visiting rural schools to strengthen city country educational ties. Superintendent Clay and agriculture teacher Co A Jewell praised last year’s program and urged duplicating it. G J Prout could not attend district convention in Detroit due to eye trouble, leaving Saline unrepresented for the first time since the club's founding.
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Saline
Rotary Club
Clay
Co. A. Jewell
G. J. Prout
Detroit
Wilson
Saline General Hospital Report of Local Notices
Mrs Stoll and TM baby went home Friday. Mrs Henry Bredernitz is recovering. Robert Schiere returned and was visiting his grandmother when he was stricken with appendicitis Easter Sunday. Home is in Deinkfield.
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General Hospital
Stoll
Snd
Henry “Bredernitz
Imreveo
Robert ‘Schieré
Robert
Nis
Dei
Saline Woman's Club Ends Year With Banquet
The Saline Woman's Club held its final meeting at Mrs Earl Fosdick home on Tuesday afternoon with a yellow and white banquet. Mrs Sam Boyd announced the coming program while Mrs EH Mallory of Ann Arbor spoke on child psychology. The club's quartet sang and Mrs Jul io del Toro of Ann Arbor addressed the group before retiring president Mrs J Warren passed the club keys to incoming leader Esther Landwehr. The meeting adjourned until the last Tuesday of September.
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Saline Woman's Club
Earl Fosdick
Sam. Boyd
EH. S. Mallory
Ann Arbor
Mallory
Neuropsychiatric Institute
The
University Hospital
Detroit News
C. A. Curtiss
Dan Hall
Luther Briggs
Arthur Heininger
St Pauls League Confirms Annual Confirmation Banquet
The St Pauls League held its annual Confirmation Banquet last Wednesday evening in a dining room decorated in orchid and grey. Guests described the meal including tomato cocktail crackers stuffed pork chops mashed potatoes lime salad and butter. The event featured a toastmaster and updates on local issues while police and Miss Boutelle continued work on a weekly issue.
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St. Paul's League
Saline classified ads list goods and services
A misc list from Saline including shoe repair, rental offers, farm for sale, livestock sales, forestry and seed potatoes, furniture and sewing machine ads, radio and repair services, plumbing and heating, and a church fundraiser. Numerous names, addresses, and phone numbers appear, with items ranging from furniture to horses to real estate and farm equipment.
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W. C. T. U. Convention
Saline Savings Bank
Cole
Council Proceedings
Treas
Biden
Mert
Frank “King
Warrin’ Grogs
E. Alber
Jacob Wisel
Aaron Lackhardt
George Rothfuss
Martin
Schaible
Bert Derendinger
Eee
Lottie Wallace
Bert Gillen
J. A. Alber
A. Co. Lange
Emmett Gibb
American Tool Co
S R. Wilson
Ben Uphaus
Lambarth Bros
Monroé Co
Gross
Arthur Armbruster
Joseph Pollard
Car- Shell Gas
Gas
Wiedman Auto Co
Lottie
Sheré
Herry Herman
St. Joseph
Bill
Saya
Zere
St. Pauls’ League
Wilgon
Boutelle
Sieexa
Doornsin “Holland
Hitler
the Observer
Gillen
Charles’ Schultz
Saline Mercantile Co. Boer
Sanguite
Ant Bhig
Dante
Hertler
Hio
McKay St. A
Harry
Joseph Schaible
Andrew Hartman
R. G. Wahl
Parsons
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
W. E. Dietiker
Edwin
Ann Arbor St
W. Kelly
Aaron Feldkamp
Chester’ White
Ernst Lex
Ar. Heininger
Armstrong
Mohawk & Bigelow
Stevens& Bush
D. BE. Hoey & Sons
Dexter
C. Boettner
C. B. Jackson
Oehan’s
GALE
Bermuda
Cole’s
Ann ‘Arbor
Gentral
Stock, Ca
McBride
Saline “Mercantile. Co
Poth
Cole's
Feed” ‘Store
Methgore “Church
Chevrolet
Cook Motor
Singer Sewing
Huron St
Ypsilanti
Pleasant Lake
Bree
Cecil Davenport
S. Ann “Arbor St
Alexander’s
Liberty Bt
Arn
Arbor
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