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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1927

Page

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Alaska Trip Dreams and Departure by Detroit Boy Adventurers

A Detroit coal dealer G B Buchanan funds a three way fare plan for boys to Alaska, with parents contributing one third and the boy one third. The narrator joins nine adults and 41 boys traveling from Detroit June 30 by train across Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and into Banff Alberta enjoying meals, sights and notable stops including Chicago, St. Paul and Banff. The journey features newspaper attention, a ride on the Soo Line, visits to landmarks such as the State Capitol in Saint Paul, and a July 4th Canada stop, with vivid descriptions of Lake Louise, Bow River, and mountain climbing experiences.

Alaska G. BE. Buchanan Detroit Buchanan Michigan Central Richard Clark Kiwanis Club of Chicago Chicago Coal Dealers Association Lake Michigan Soldiers’ Field Tribune Marshall Field Stevens Hotel Roosevelt Theatre Chang St. Paul Soo Line St. Croix Bridge Minnesota St.Paul Northwest Airways Association State Capitol North America Canadian Pacific Railroad Medicine Hat Moose Jaw Banifi Banff Alberta Mount Royal Hotel Lake Minnewanka Bow River Canada Rocky Mountains Lake Louise Chateau Lake Louise Louise Queen Victoria Lake Agnes Mirror Lakes William Fox Company Wilma Banky Rod LdRogue

Prince of This Vicinity to celebrate 89th birthday in Omaha

ISAC CLARK SHAW of Omaha Nebraska turns 89 on August 7 at his home with daughter Ida A Wobod. Born 1838 on the old Christian Cook farm he is the eldest of seven children of Robert and Eliza Sian. He worked early for pay, built Shaw homes, married Elizabeth Wood, farmed south of town, later moved to Chicago then Omaha. He has enjoyed unusually good health and a sunny disposition, respected by all who know him.

Tsaee Clark Shaw Omaha Ida A. Wobod Robert Eliza Sian Needham Milan William Ypsilanti George Clifford Chicago Allen Crittenden Mr. Crittenden Shaw Harold Miller Phelns Elizabeth Wood Clinton Michigan

Christian Science Notes Saline Service and Meeting Details

The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall over Citizens Bank at 10 30 a m Sunday with Spirit as the subject and a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm A Sunday school session follows the morning service for pupils under 20. Police warn motorists traveling from Detroit to Lansing or Grand Rapids to reject rides from strangers after a Lansing man was robbed of cash by a revolver wielding stranger during a Detroit bound ride.

The Christian Science Society of Saline Citizens Bank Detroit Lansing Grand Rapids Lawrence Lyons Michigan State Police E. A. Lockwood Hast Lansing Lockwood Howell Brighton Argus

Clarence Rogers Dies After Fall While Painting Farm Buildings

Clarence Rogers died from a fall while painting near the George Walker farm west of town. He toppled from a ladder after lunch, suffering a fractured skull and facial injuries. Born May 13 1894 he married Violet Smith March 20 1916 and is survived by his mother Mrs Flora Rogers a widow two daughters Lucille and Ethel a son Arthur and other relatives. Funeral services were held at 10 am with Rev Reuben Crosby officiating and interment at Oakwood cemetery.

Clarence Rogers Clarence George Towler George Walker Lucille Othel Arthur Reuben Crosby Oakwood Cemetery

Will Robison Dies on Route After Cream Delivery

William Robison, a lifelong Saline township resident aged about 62, died Tuesday morning when he fell from his car while delivering cream. The vehicle continued down the road and struck a tree. An inquest was not deemed necessary. He married Elizabeth Gardiner on January 22, 1902, and is survived by his wife, a sister Mrs. Blair of Three Falls, Neb., and three brothers Austin, Fred, and Micah. Funeral at his home with Rev. Dunk officiating. interment Oak Hill cemetery.

William Robison Ed. Feldkamp Robison Saline Township Elizabeth Gardiner Mrs. Blair Three Falls Nebraska Austin Fred Micah Robison

Corn Borer Fight Continues as Pest Surges Again

Residents report active corn borers despite belief the pest was reduced earlier in the year. A East Michigan avenue observer found two full grown borers and about a hundred hatchlings near a garden tassel. The notice describes how to inspect, locate, and cut stalks to reveal worms, and notes local poultry advances with Mrs. Laura Walworth reporting 1000 Leghorn chickens and plans to ship eggs to Boston. ads mention gladiolas for sale at 50 cents per dozen from Mrs. GH Miller.

East Michigan Avenue Laura Walworth Laura Meeks Ben Pendell Adams Advocate

Double Birthday Party Observed Here Sunday

Mr and Mrs Alphonse Schmid entertained many relatives and friends at a double birthday party on Sunday July 31 for Harry K Williams of Long Beach California and Mrs A Schmid whose birthdays fall on the same date. Out of town guests included the Williams family plus Edith Williams from Long Beach and other relatives from Duluth Adrian Royal Oak and Ann Arbor.

Alphonse Schmid Harry K. Willams Long Beach California A. Schmid Williams Schmid Harry K. Williams Edith. Williams A. J. Kinman W. J. Northey Edward Duluth Minnesota J. H. Northey Adrian Northey Jack Northey Dorothy Northey

Local ads list services and sales in Saline Ann Arbor area

The page advertises items and services from Dietiker's to Wiedman Auto Co and Saline Mercantile, including batteries for $12, cider vinegar, eight acres of alfalfa, chickens for sale, trucking rates, monuments by Jos L Arnott, grain treatment, and a public market reopening on North Huron Street. It also notes a dental office closure and an optometrist in Ann Arbor.

1926 Chevrolet Coaches and Ford Tourings Offered

GEO V COOK Chevrolet dealer promotes 1926 Chevrolet Coaches and Ford Tourings with pickup box bargains. Saline Mercantile Co offers fertilizer in stock with delivery on call and right prices. Charles Wolford announces wallpaper hanging service with samples and reasonable rates, phone 237 F2.

Geo. V. Cook Chevrolet GO. V. Cook Charles Wolford

Build Your Home on Saline Village Lot

Property ad for one of the best Saline Village lots with shade trees. No filling required. Taxes paid, insured title, and a fair price. House to rent. Conversation references a ready home site with favorable terms.

Saline Village

Property buyers alert from W M Fowler in Saline area

Real estate note offers houses in Saline Clinton Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County farms with immediate possession. Also lists business places vacant lots and tight prices. Contact A Lange in Saline at 767. Unclear line references old fashioned Birks and recitals.

Saline Clinton Ann Arbor Washtenaw Lange

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Fucss Wisconsin Isac Clark Shaw Princes of Tessent Omaha, Nebraska Saline Savings Bank the Quality Grocery Martin Fuoss Dixie Staebler Dixie Gas Staebler Oil Company Christian Science Notes Bse Will Robison T. Dunk Oak Hill Cemetery Gladiolas GH “Miller Phonse Schmid Lewis Ernst Pat Littles the Observer Dietiker’s S. A. Fitzgerald George Schmid, Jr Ford Wiedman Dr. Henderson J. FE. Burkhardt Albert Niethammer Exide G. V. Cook Wiedman Auto Company Julius Hass Walter- Armbruster Jos. L. Arnet Saline Mercantile Co Saline ,Mercantile, Company Huron Street Ann Arbor Street Emil H. Arnold Main Street W. M. Fowler
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