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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
4
Wayne Otto of Clawson spent the weekend with his parents in Wayne. Numerous gatherings include Imple ment Dealers Association meeting in Grand Rapids and visits to and from Adrian, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Dundee, and Saline.
Carl E. Mast chairs a Washtenaw County steering committee to draft a uniform building code. Members from Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and townships join with University of Michigan, county departments, and the Road Commission to study administration, plan checks, fees, field inspection, and appeals. Next meeting set for December 15 at 8 p.m. in the Road Commission Building.
Mrs. Mary Bredernitz visited her granddaughter Mrs. Ori Hagenmayer in Ohio on Friday. She was joined by Mrs. Albert Bredernitz, Mrs. Lucille Bredernitz, and Mrs. Alwin Burkhardt. The Hagenmayers welcomed a two weeks old son, Mary Bredernitz' fourteenth great grandchild.
A fragmented league ledger shows two divisions labeled SEVEN O'CLOCK and NINE O'CLOCK with dates from 1948 and 1949, listing team records, game codes, and various sponsor names such as United Stove, Standard Oil, Hartman Insurance, Gilberts Firemen, Gross Implement, Manchester Ann Arbor Aero, Haarer Market, and Saline Hotel. The entry includes scattered numeric tallies and venue codes, reflecting a local athletic league with multiple sponsors and periodic score-keeping notations.
Day or night glasses fitted with exams offered by Toledo optometrist Dr Frank Gifford. Office located at the Milan Hotel upstairs from 1:00 to 9:30 p.m. In Toledo at 615 Edison Building. Celebrating 15 years serving Milan.
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