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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1948
Page
3
Notice details registration rules for Washtenaw Township applicants. Registers electors between specified dates, outlines on site and absentee registration, transfers, and identification rules. Includes dates in August 1948 and instructions for disabled voters and election day procedures.
Notice to electors that a general primary will be held at the Polar Bear Ball in Saline Township Michigan on Tuesday September 14 1943 for party nominations to federal state county and local offices and a nonpartisan primary for probate court commissioners and other posts. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm with voters in line at closing allowed to vote. Micah Robison Township Clerk.
Michigan probate records announce final administration account of executor Donald D. Burkhart for Margaret Burkhart deceased. Hearing set August 31, 1948 at 10:00 AM in Washtenaw County Probate Office Ann Arbor for approval and residue distribution. Publication required in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Creditors must present claims by specified deadline.
A west coast excursion describes driving through timbered mountains to Chelan and Lake Chelan with boat trips and apple orchards. The trip continues to Coulee Dam and the Dry Falls, noting the dam’s size, historic river bed, and awe at a landscape shaped by the Columbia River.
Mrs. Fred Sweet and Mrs. Harry Sweet plus a Winnipeg relative visit the Dresselhouse family. Minnie Lewis Harlan Lewis and daughter Nancy are guests. Herman Heweisen Blanch and Miss Strine stayed at Fife Lake visiting Mrs. Lewis' father.
Mrs Howeison spoke of a fishing outing on a lake shore hundred acres long. The party boated swam and heard a loon cry after a hunter paid a $100 fine for shooting a mate. They spotted an eagle’s nest with four fledglings. A 25 lb walleyed pike was caught. Social visits included Mr and Mrs Oscar Klein as dinner guests in Ann Arbor and many Sunday calls among local families. Marching in Freedom Week events featured C D Finkbeiner and Warren Finkbeiner with local organizations.
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