Saline Community Notes and Local Socials
Walter Ford of Brooklyn called in. regular O B S meeting set for Monday May 3. Reports from residents include visits, travels to Detroit Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, and church society plans. The Ypsilanti Board of Commerce touts a large per capita membership. local theater and residents’ news follow with obituaries and a film release at Liberty theatre about telephone operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ford
Brooklyn
Saline
O. B.S
William Martin
Ypsilanti
Paul Kempf
Ann Arbor
Ida Doane Reilly
Admian
Friay
E. A. Hauser
Lansing
William Sturms
Jenkins
Manchester
Merle C. Stitt
Gertrude Calling
Detroit
T. P. Collins
Bert Rogers
Jackson
Ola Hammond
John Kohler
West Michigan Avenue
Willis Fowler
B. J. Spitler
Grover Burgan
Grover Alber
Lillian Burgan
and Mirs
Grover Alben
William Sweet
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Byron Kelly
Decker
Misses Wealthy
Lottie Wallace
Hannah Lederer
Conklin
H. Lederer
Familly
William Phillips
Austin White
George Reese
Milam
Professor Nurnberger
Ypsilanti Board of Commerce
United States
Henderson Stock Company
Opera House
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Federated Church
Esther Marshall
Michael Sage
Benzonia
Ann Anchor
Muehlig
F. P. Arthur
Forest Hill Cemetery
William Fox Studios
Liberty Theatre
Alyce Mills
Orvilla Caldwell
Juniors Host Private Dance at Opera House
School notes describe a private dancing party for juniors at the opera house this evening. Reports applaud progress of commercial students and typists, with final work nearing completion after extra time outside of class. Mr Nurnberger, future superintendent, visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Nurnberger
County Farm Women Close Yearlong Home Management Program
County leaders and 350 women enrolled in the Home Management project held the final sessions in the Ann Arbor Y M C A. The northern half met with Miss Smith from Michigan State College, about 100 attendees, while about 50 attended the Friday gathering. Plans for a May 21 county Achievement Day include home visits, a noon dinner, and a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor Y. M. C. A
Miss Smith
Michigan State Callege
New York Buyer Buys Michigan Milk Cows Carload
A New York buyer from Genessee County purchased a carload of milk cows in Michigan sought through the state Holstein Association. Assisted by Washtenaw and Genessee Farm Bureaus, the sale met high cow testing standards with cows producing about 10 000 pounds of milk, marking a practical demonstration of T B testing. Local agent Osler notes inquiries from New York and Pennsylvania for tuberculosis tested cows and forecasts no difficulty disposing of surplus cattle by Washtenaw farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. GC. Hamsit
Genessee County
New York
Bower
Genessee County Farm Bureau
Michigan
State Holstein Association
Washtenaw County Holstein Breeders Association
County Farm Bureau
Austin
County Holstein Breeders Association
Osler
T. B
Pennsylvania
Chancery Notice from Washtenaw County Court
The Circuit Court of Washtenaw County Michigan in chancery orders defendants listed and unknown heirs to appear within three months in a quiet-title suit brought by Jesse Thorne against Vincent Markham Patience Mize Oliver Spalding Esther Burdick Hled a Gorton and unknown heirs. suit concerns parcels in Ypsilanti township including east half of northwest quarter of section 11 with various exclusions and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stath OF
Michigan
Circuit Court
County of
Washtenaw
Chancery
Jesse Thorne
Vincent Markham
Patience Mize
Oliver Spalding
Esther Burdick
Hleda Gorton
Court House
Ann Arbor
Gafid County
George W. Sample
Floyd E. Daggett
William W. Hamilton
Ypsilanti, Mich
Ypsilanti
State of Michigan
Melvin Carter
Mary Carter
Farse Thorne
Louise Thorne
Buhl G. Hawker
Monroe Road
Augusta
Washtenaw County
State of
STATH
County of Washtenaw
Annn Arbor
Miles L. Smith
S. Edward Phelps
Euretus Morton
Thomas J. Porter
Alonzo E. Ford
Ellen R. Ford
John F. Ripley
Charles C. Alger
Wells Chamberlain
Lorain
E. GC
Chamberlain Thorn
Lorain E. GC
Loraine E. C. Thorn
BW. Morgan
Cora L. Thorne
Nathan B. Clap
Lee N. Brown
Kaimtff
Saline Observer
Claramon L. Pray
Wiashtenaw
S. W
S. R
River Road
Said E. Ia
EB. Lee N. Brown
Plaintiff
Michigan news briefs cover laws, roads, farms and industry
The report notes a 1500 foot minimum altitude rule for aviators over gatherings, Michigan highway costs and interstate progress, toll roads ending near Samia Ontario, aFox farm merger in which Michigan stakes rise, Ford factory sales, Detroit industrial output rankings, crop values for 1925, a wood desk built from 35000 pieces, and civic plans for 1926 27. A Washtenaw chancery case seeks to clear title on land in Ypsilanti with a four month appearance window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Charles Sink
Ann Arbor
Frank Rogers
George Dillman
U. S
Samia
Ontario
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Fendson
Hamtramck
Highland Park
United States
Horace
Joiner
Clare
Grand Rapids Furniture Factory
T. W. Johnson
Department of Public Instruction
Sams
New York
Man Injured In Farm Huskers Accident At Duris Farm
George Hudson of Howell township suffered a severe accident Monday afternoon while husking corn at the William Duris farm west of town. While cleaning clogged rolls with a stick, the stick broke and his left arm slipped into the machine. The arm was drawn into the mill, requiring amputation about three inches below the shoulder. He was taken to Drs Browne and Davis for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hudson
Howell Township
William Duris
Huwson
Mr. Hudson
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Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Cnnesen Gd
W. E. Dietzker
Saline, Mich
Sanford Hardware Co. Inc
Milan
Cis
Hutzel & Schnirring
Frank Dieterle
Florida
Harry” Graf
Howard W
William Arthur
England
Glenn S
Selina B
Alice S
Bruce G
Maree B
Bruce
Martha
Plato
of Love
Velma
iIt
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
FOLEY
Wheeler’s Drug Store
Chancery Notice
H. Gross & Sons
Liberty “Theatre
Lois Wilson
Warner Baxter
Luke Cosgrave
Daughters OF the Night
Alber & Theurer
the Springbrook Mills, Saline
FORD
Geo. V. Cook
Chevrolet
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