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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
7
In Cedar Crest, Dale seeks help from Dick Fleming to recover bank money. She accuses Jack Bailey and Fleming's uncle of theft, hints at a hidden room and blueprints, and plans to search the library secretary as rain pelts the night.
A tense scene unfolds as a door on the terrace accepts a key in the rain. Dale lowers her revolver and confronts Richard Fleming who arrives unexpectedly instead of meeting by the drive. The muffled exchange hints at hidden motives and danger ahead.
Brigh ton voters see a new two story brick school on First Street Brighton Heights to include a kindergarten grades and high school. John Pat erson of Plymouth secured the contract and will supervise construction as the community prepares a modern campus.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court Chancery at Ann Arbor Lloyd Steers files a suit against Violet Steers. The court orders the defendant to appear within three months or judgment by default after statutory publication in The Saline Observer. The case is overseen by Circuit Judge George W. Sample with clerk duties by Claramon L. Pray and Doris L. Saraw. attorney Lee N. Brown of Ypsilanti. Publication dates listed: Dec 15 22 29 and Jan 5 12 19 26 1928.
A reader sketches gift ideas including hand painted scarves and self-made options. A Pullman conductor missed his train and had to hire a taxi from Hillsdale to Coldwater after telephoning for the hold, with suspenseful timing surrounding the Burr Oak Acorn.
Velvet bags are praised as festive gifts for Christmas with Paris designs touted as the season’s "last word." Women also craft velvet purses into metal frames, offering stylish handmade options.
Many plan to bring a ship themed touch into homes this Christmas. Brass and glass ship pieces promise decorative appeal, with a candlestick styled as a ship seen as a desirable gift for the bachelor with a well furnished home.
Glass and crystal sets offer a bright, contemporary elegance with transparent flowers and slender stems. Exotic glass birds sit on crystal mounts, while glass ships serve as table centerpieces and crystal trees add decorative flair.
Notice is given that by a probate order dated December 5 1927 four months from that date are allowed for creditors to file claims against the estate of James Edwin Sumner late of Washtenaw County Michigan deceased Claims must be presented to the Probate Court in Ann Arbor for examination and allowance on or before April 11 next with hearings set for February 41 and April 11 next at ten oclock in the forenoon Dated Ann Arbor December 5 1927
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on December 2 1927 Judge Jay G Pray ordered January 4 1928 at 10 am hearing for the annual account of trustee G C Townsend in the John George Schweitzer estate. A copy of the order must run in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Dec 15 22 29 1927 The Liner Columns
The Conservation Commission under Act 230 of 1925 issues a five year ban on using a spear to take fish from trout streams within Michigan. Only streams designated as non trout streams by the Commission are exempt. The order takes effect January 1, 1928 and carries penalties under the act. Signed by Acting Director George R Hogarth with board members Boomer and Jontz. Published December 8 15 22 1927.
The Michigan Conservation Commission by authority of the Public Acts of 1925 orders a five year fishing ban in inland state lakes from April 1 to June 15 each year beginning 1928. Lake St Clair is exempt as connecting water between Lake Huron and Lake Erie. Penalties apply under Act 230 Section 5. Secretary notes this action dated 1927.
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