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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
5
Residents report visits and illnesses, engagements, and travel across Saline, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Dexter, and Lansing. A serious auto crash injures Klager near Manchester. a major fire devastates the McLean grocery in Ann Arbor. weddings and midweek events fill community life through February.
The Democrats of Lodi hold a caucus at the town hall on Monday March 5 at 2 00 PM. The Republicans caucus the same day at 8 00 PM.
Macon locals report Carl McClue ill with flu and Roy McCollum convalescing. Several visitors from Detroit and Chelsea stay with families in Milan Onsted Dearborn and New Boston. Donald Graf returns from Adrian hospital after appendectomy. Weekend guests include the Old Village Choir and relatives from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Toledo per local society notes.
An advertisement features Alice Burns praising Adlerika for solving a three decade constipation. The copy claims sour stomach and choking relief after using Adlerika and notes availability at leading druggists.
In New Hudson area farmers report relief as Clyde Thomas is killed resisting state troopers near Detroit and Leonard Geerther is captured and confesses to multiple robberies. Geerther identifies robbed sites around New Hudson and Jackson County charges follow. A separate note from Addison notes booming oil development with test wells planned this year. In Chelsea a rural carrier Bert Taylor’s car stalls on railroad tracks and is struck by an approaching southbound train wrecking the vehicle and signaling boxes.
A local ad urges residents not to dump old furniture and household goods. It promises real money for items like chairs stoves tables and rugs and invites readers to visit the office to have their ad framed for them.
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