Charter Commission Adoption Vote Approved by Governor
The Charter Commission vote shows nine ayes and no nays with A R Burkhart as clerk. Governor Wilbur M. Brucker countersigned and approved the act on February 18, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Woodbridge
O. C. Wheeler
Max Fosdick
C. A. Curtiss
Henry A. Schroen
Martin Fucss
Fred Burkhart
Lee Tescher
A. R. Burkhardt
A. R. Burkhart
The
Charter Commission
Wilbur M. Brucker
State of
It Happened In Brooklyn Editorial
An East Ann Arbor Bulletin editorial rebukes a Brooklyn assistant principal who bans Christmas carols in schools. Kate Smith criticizes the move on her radio show, urging public airing and defending religious holiday traditions amid nationwide turmoil. The piece condemns the policy as oppressive and un-American.
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Brooklyn
East Ann Arbor Bulletin
Kate Smith
You
Christ
Columbia
America
Board of Education
Dont Be A Grumbler Neighbor
Poetic rural verse lampoons chronic complainers who fret at every turn Weather, money, family or loneliness are mocked as human fault finders while nature and bees endure with quiet sweetness The speaker urges readers to stop grumbling and accept Providence and daily life as it is with humor and warmth
Nostalgia and Local Happenings Echo Holiday Week
Local items note Mrs J Schweitzer losing a driving horse. Lena Friis back from Normal for holidays. Miss Chamberlain organzing stringed classes. Detroit visitors Burkhart Weis singer Maher. KOTM to confer Oriental degree Wednesday. Everett Davenport George Grey at Pleasant Lake. boys bring two red foxes and enjoy success. Rebekah Past Grand Club hosted by Nellie Holcomb. Needham returns from visit with son. Saline Poultry Assn to meet December 27 at B P Bishop’s. Frederika McBride buys Sam Josenhan residence on Harris St via Fowler Agency. George W Cook suffers scalded hand. Evelyn Marie born to Edwin and wife Dec 13. Laskey of Milan visits. Emma Wissly to spend winter with daughter. telephone exchange job to be filled by Pauline Burrow. Dr Ratner dental office moves to Seegar Schroen building. Saline basketball beats Ann Arbor 27 25 to inaugurate season. Ehnis's activities noted. Parsons family moving to new home on C R Parsons farm. Christmas season mood and ready gift stock in local stores.
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Miss. Chamberlain
Charles Burkhart
J. F. Weissinger
S. H. Maher
Detroit
K.O.T.M
Everett Davenport
George Grey
Pleasant Lake
Nellie Holcomb
Rebekah Lodge
Thankful Needham
Saline Poultry Association
B. P. Bishop
Frederika McBride
Sam Josenhan
Harris St
Fowler
George W. Cook
Edwin Gall
Evelyn Marie
N. J. Laskey
Milan
Sam Boyd
Emma Wissly
Harry Neced
Pauline Burrow
Ratner
Seegar and Schroen
Auction Draws Strong Bids at Central York Sale
Guy Richards auction Thursday in Central York drew a well attended crowd with good prices. Mr and Mrs Fred Teufel visited Charlie Teufel at St Josephs Mercy hospital in Ann Arbor on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Richard
Central
York
Fred Teufel
Charlie Teufel
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Local Notes and Ads From Detroit Ann Arbor Area
Thirty five years ago Francis Gould spent the weekend in Detroit. Miss Edna Gross visits Ann Arbor. A baby boy born Monday to Mr and Mrs Martin Fucss. Gottlieb Girbach buys the Henry Lindenschmidt farm. A late shipment brings the newest costume jewelry to Wheelers. adv.
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Francis Gould
Detroit
Edna Gross
Ann Arbor
Martin Fucss
Gottlieb Girbach
Henry Lindenschmidt
Saline Charter Commission Adopts Proposed Charter
The Saline Charter Commission resolves to adopt the proposed charter and instructs the clerk to transmit it to the Governor of Michigan, continuing ordinances from page 1 and preserving validity of other charter provisions. Commissioner O C Wheeler voices the resolution.
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O. C. Wheel
Saline
Michigan
State of
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Myron B. Gallagher
Myron B. Gallagher, Jr
Michigan Press Services, Inc
Charles O. Woodbridge, M.D
Co. A. Curtiss
J Ghai
J. Schweitzer
Lena Friis
Ehnis
Wheeler’s. Adv
This
Michigan Avenue
G. L. Parsons
Federal Reserve
Wm. Gallagher Co
Fenton, Michigan
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