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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
1
A local notice urges land owners to insure title before improving property. It warns thousands of titles have flaws and stresses exhaustive search followed by title insurance to prevent future losses from suits. Come in soon, Stow Morrow preferably.
Saline merchants display elaborate windows and interior decorations as the yuletide season nears. The article notes attractive gift stocks, inviting shoppers to plan early to avoid last minute rush and enjoy improved service and friendlier shopping ambiance.
The first eight grades present The Miser s Dream in the High school auditorium Friday December 17 at 8 00 p m The cast includes Old Miser Money Bags Lauren Jedele Dame Marjorie Irene Fitzgerald Mother Goose Eileen Martin Christmas Fairy Alma Ernst and a Children s Chorus with Helen Wagher Helen Schmid Della Jung Jimmy Harwood Adeline Layher Homogene Koebbe Clara Eowen Dorothy Phillips Norma Friis Velma Jedele Lucile Schmid Jean Burkhardt.
The Christian Science society of Saline holds services Sunday at 10 30 am in the hall over Citizens bank with a Sunday school after the morning service for pupils under 20. A Wednesday evening testimonial at 7 20 invites all to attend. A notice mentions the US Patent Office building in Washington as a fire trap endangering records and drawings.
Hog handling guidance urges proper rest before shipping and warns against crowding feeding heavy rations or rushing hogs toloading. It notes injuries from unsafe loading conditions and the need to fix pens yards and car floors to protect herd quality.
Saline Mercantile Company invites farmers to a guided tour of the F. S. Royster Guano plant in Toledo on Tuesday December 25. Depart at 10 a.m. from the Sherman office with an accompanying official. free dinner provided.
The St. Pauls church invites worshippers for Christmas services December 24 Friday at 7 30 pm Sunday school program. Christmas Day December 25 German service at 10 am with Holy Communion English service December 26 at 10 am with special choir music.
Colleen Moore explains the challenge of acting as an actress in Ella Cinders at the Liberty theatre. The film features Lloyd Hughes Vera Lewis Doris Baker Emily Gerdes and other notable players as Moore portrays a slave who becomes a famous star.
Saline community attended the eye marketing meeting in Jackson on Friday. Delegates included Frank Hollis president of the local association A J Ernst Reuben Rogers George Theuker and George Ryan. Ernst was chosen as county representative to Hillsdale next Friday to discuss forming an egg marketing unit affiliating with the Ohio association headquartered at Wauseon. A Round Oak Heating Company rep will visit H Gross & Sons store Saturday to distribute art calendars for Round Oak furnaces.
Friday evening December 17 at the Masonic hall a chicken pie supper is hosted by the Senior class. Preserved items include mashed potatoes gravy rolls jelly brown bread pickles cranberries salad and cake for attendees.
An ordinance amending an April 11 1925 regulation on driving within Saline village is adopted Section 7 clarifies right of way at intersections and requires full stop at red signals with right turn on red allowed after stop. The measure becomes effective in twenty days and routine motions and notices follow including a no parking request and a letter on signal light discounts.
Local ads promote buys and inquiries on complete stocks at Dietiker's and a 2 ton Mason Road King. Fordson truck with body and cab listed at 125 dollars. Wiedman Auto Co and Hutzel & Schnirring advertise farm machinery including a Rosenthal corn Husker and a McCormick Deering 43 roll husker. Also notes on feed products and gasoline and a Friday December 17 supper hosted by Masonic lodge.
Classified brief listing repairs, rentals, and sales from area businesses and individuals. Items include plumbing and heating service by Henry Schroen and Emil H Arnold, a baseburner for sale by A C Lange, firearm and tool requests by Ralph Totten and Thomas Shultz, Delco battery and water system ads, and piano tuning by Vesta Mills and Victor Allmendinger.
Saline Clinton and Ann Arbor houses and Washtenaw county farms are up for sale along with old building lots in Saline Ann Arbor and Lakewood. Buying real estate as an investment is advised by A C Lange at 306 East Henry Street. Wanted notices urge locals with estate printing needs to send them to the newspaper for universal rates.
Probate Court appoints commissioners to receive and adjust all claims against Sarah A. Gould late of Washtenaw County. Creditors must file claims within four months. Hearing dates set at Citizens Bank Siline on February 9 and April 5 at 10 a.m. Commissioners Carl A. Curtiss and Fred Burhart.
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