Ford Mines Miners Benefit From Ford Policy Expansion
Henry Ford's Kentucky Banner Fork mines workers gain pay raise from 4.72 to 6.00 for an eight hour day, plus the Ford bonus and investment options. They will also access cost food clothing, a community house, a school, showers and lockers, while lay-offs ease as steady employment continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Kentucky
Ford
Industrial Relations’ Department
Ford Mines
Banner Fork Coal Corporation
Adv
Sunday Visiting Between County Residents and Cities
County residents spent Sunday visiting family and friends across nearby towns and cities including Jackson Saline Ypsilanti Dexter Toledo Clinton Manchester Ann Arbor and Detroit. Numerous households hosted guests from relatives to friends throughout the day.
Local births and social visits brighten Central York
A baby son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Beaubian on Saturday February 4. Numerous neighborly gatherings fill the week with visits among the Goodings, Murrays, Kelseys, Allison and other local families. Friends travel from Ann Arbor and Lodi to share meals and afternoons, while a Dixboro couple and Pittsfield residents also join Sunday greetings. Oak Grove school notes a one day closure for a moving parent. The Federated Aid group meets in Saline and York Baptist classes host a social with snacks as the room gets a fresh coat of paint. An Ad Detroit restaurant advertises roast beef dinner for 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Allison
David Allison
Nelson Davenport
Lodi
Frank Kelsey
Emma Kelsey
Mooreville
Mary Cobb
Irving LeBaron
Mary Murray
Myrl Murray
B.gooding
Ann Arbor
John Gooding
Samuel Craig
Kleversant
Hugh Craig
Macon
Marion Murray
Dixboro
Andrew Murray
Local notes from Macon and Tecumseh communities
ill Pauline Powell. births for Gus Daisher and Holdebiels couples. visits by Demarcia family from Shelbyville. Jean Marie Spitler visiting in Tecumseh. Barbara Lindsly anniversary observed. Mins and Bilsworth assistance. Grange social in Gorham. Bible class party in Tecumseh. Maxine Graf trip to Detroit. Feld camp sale in Hillsdale. Tecumseh funeral of Hagadorn infant. Ladies’ Aid chicken noodle supper raises near $20. Local timber issue and cabinet work worries.
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Everett Collins
Poland
Hillsdale
Collins
Ernest Camburn
Ralph Mills
Blanch
Joe Donnell
Sue Langan
Nora Cambura
Tecumseh
Hagadorn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Miss Geraldine Sick List and Local Social Note
South Saline items show Kutler on sick list while Venus Vandercook and Detroit visitors entertain. Local families including Craigs, Taylors, Gordons and Kinseys host gatherings with guests from Temperance and neighboring towns in a series of Sunday and midweek visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine
Kutler
Probate hearing for George Hack estate in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on the 92nd day of Inau 1920 Judge Emory E. Leland presiding the petition of Edward Hack legatee seeks admission of George Hack last will and testament and appointment of Edward Hack or suitable administrator with will annexed hearing set for February 25 at 10 am publication required in Saline Observer three weeks prior to hearing Dorcas C. Donegan Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Inau
Emory E. Leland
George Hack
Edward Hack
Saline
Saline High School Announces Basketball and Upcoming Event
February schedule lists a lecture on intelligence by a psychologist at 8 o clock in the auditorium for underage children with parental accompaniment. Dexter visits Friday February 11 for games against both boys and girls. Saline High receives athletic supplies from the state including bats mitts and balls. Wayne games on February 4 were decisive with girls 19 24 and boys 5 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fareet
Dexter
Saline High School
Wayne
Thousands at Rural Congress in Michigan Farm Meet
East Lansing hosts the annual Farmers Week at Michigan State College from January 31 to February 4 drawing well over 5 000 attendees. Exhibits cover crops horticulture animal husbandry and dairy with emphasis on marketing systems and reforestation urged by George B Horton of Fruit Ridge.
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Krgest
Michigan
East Lansing
Barm- Bureau of. Eoise
Smnual
George B. Horton
Fruit Ridge
Lenawee County
Michigan State Grange
Michigan Lands
Central
Mr. Horton
Dog Tax Notice Enforces Delinquent Dog Kill Order
County announces dog taxes due to the County Treasurer. Town and city officials must list all dogs and send delinquents to the Sheriff. On June 15, the Sheriff will reveal delinquent owners and kill untaxed dogs. Sheriff A C Pack warns deputies will not accept payment this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Pack
Order of Publication in Rocholl v Rocholl Chancery Case
Michigan Washtenaw Circuit Court orders Rosie Rocholl to appear within three months in Ann Arbor for divorce proceedings filed by Alfred Rocholl. If she fails to respond within 15 days after service, bill treated as confessed. Copy of order to be published in Saline Observer and mailed to defendant's last known address.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Alfred Rocholl
Rosie Rocholl
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
George W. Sample
Rosie Rochell
A. J. Sawydr
Plaintif
Bill
Saline Observer
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Wiedman Auto Company
Ann ‘Arbor
Mich
Warren
Real Estate
Justice of the Peace
Legal
Counsel
Bridgewater
Jennings Hartizin
Jackson
Adolph Layher
Ypsilanti
Edna Schellenberger
Camilla McGinn
Irrank Bihiman
Detroit
Frank Riedel
Gertrude Schumacher
Toledo
Fred Breining
William Breining
Mildred Schumacher
Clinton
Pred Blumhart
Delia Reed
William Reed
George
Will Breining
Charles
Rosie
Fed Breiting
Emmett Blum
Arthur Buss
Russel Dettling
Manchester
Oscar Bersuder
Lena Fheinfrank
Fred Boettner
Niel
George Klager
John Sehmid
Charles Klager
Mike Klager
Luther
Erwin Kilager
Edwin Klager
Central York
Mrs
Oliver Beaubian
Frank <Elsey
Daisy
Russell Finch
Harmon Tutwitter
Fred Richards
Jacob Stlhiven
Margret and
Heen Schroan
Orvil- Sanderson
Clayton
Pittsfield Township
Anna Kelsey
Oak Grove
Daphene Richards
John
Fred
Touch
Bellevule
Exbward Schroen
Baby
Northfield
Fred Schroen
Reuben Rogers
Alger Allisson
Federated Aid Society
Kate Weiennett
York Baptist Church
Emilie Schanz
Parke Murray
Détroit
Pauline Powell
BE. W. Tayne
T Leco
Gus
Daisher
Mrs. Holdebiels
Ridge Road
Demarcia
Wallace
Myrtle
Shelbyville
Ohio
Ivan Spitler
Jean Marie
Charles Slaght
Wilma Briggs
Little Bobbby
Barbara
Jean Lindsly
Ollie Kiltenbach
Bilsworth
M. J.’ WilliartigTae
Gorham
Ray Hendershott, Sr
MEL Church
Floyd Spence
Eleasr Underwood
Leonard Graf
Maxine Graf
Handing
South Saline
Venus Vandercook and Family
Samy Craig
S. Kleversant
Frank Kanitz
Con, Boyd
James Taylor
Arthur Pocklington
William Rasbeck
Ada Kinsey
Helen Craig
Glenn Gordon
Temperance
Hovey Needham
Ruth
Elmer Stimpson
Heodore
Walter Gordon
Michael Mohrharat
Duncan
Manly Robison
Tie
Gertrude Rhodes
Melissa Robison
Thelea Craig
America
Flag Galute
Homer Keubter
Plorence Wurster
Mer Yoocal Sale
Harold Layher
M. L. Taylor
D. Smith
Doris Wrestphal
Force
Himsel
Apneti
Salina
Kae
Foley
T. E. Schaible
BUICK
John Deere
John. Deere
John Deere Steel
Edward J. Muir
Eble Seti
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