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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
4
A weekly digest lists vonitors and residents in Saline including Mrs Mable Case in Ypsilanti and Miss Edythe Skinner from Royal Oak. Local buildings such as the Savings bank and Wallace block receive repainting. the town proposes forming a new band with musician C E Brown from Detroit hosting practice sessions.
Thirty years ago George Doelker opened a saloon in the Watson building. Alfred Young builds a farmhouse five miles west. Henry A. Jewett begins his twenty second year as janitor at the school earning 250 dollars yearly and living in quarters. Dr Sheeder and family return from a five week Ohio visit. Miss Inez Wisdom visits at Conrad Yedele's home in town. James Masters nearly dies threshing when caught in a belt. William Brainard reports a meteor seen over town and burning near the foundry. Leonard Basset moves to a new Hast Michigan avenue home. Chris Burkhardt digs a new house cellar. Robert Geddes holds a Continental captain's commission from 1776. Mrs S D VanDurer breaks hip. Judge Newkirk receives anonymous Christian Science notes about asylum placements. no reply yet.
Miss Louise Schairer visits West Point kin in Nebraska while Mrs Gertrude Lutz takes a two week vacation. Julia Valentine stays with relatives here and Helen Lederer visits from Milwaukee. Arba Wilson and family share Sunday with Pittsfield residents. P A Haynes visits old friends nearby. Mrs Harry Friis visits Detroit parents. Ruth Bond and her mother visit Eugene Webster in Grand Rapids. The Osborn barn east of town was burned by lightning Monday afternoon.
Public notice to landowners in Pittsfield Township Michigan to cut and destroy all noxious weeds by July 1 1929 and again by September 1 1929 with penalties including costs plus a 10 percent levy. Air brush along highway rights of way must be cleared by July 1 1929. Dated June 1 1929 by D C Campbell Pittsfield Township Wash tenaw County Michigan.
Deputy Chester Harvey killed two dogs after they killed a sheep and attacked others on the frock belonging to Lawrence Van Giesen near Clinton. One sheep was slain and animals were injured in the incident reported by Manchester Enterprise.
They praise bringing a run-down battery in before 10 A M and receiving it recharged by 6 P M the same day. The offer also promises savings of 50c to 75c on rental batteries and a satisfaction guarantee.
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