Property listings in Washtenaw area scattered across Sec 19 20 31
A long, dense catalog shows owners and parcels in Saline and Clinton townships with acres and metes bounds along U.S. 112 and local highways. Names include Wiedmayer, Roehm, Jedelle, Teepe, and Finkbeiner among others. sections 17 through 32 list varied tracts from 0.50 to 163.00 acres with routes and routes of entrance, cemetery bounds, and school property notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Beg
Wiedmayer
John
Saline
Mich
Roehm
Daniel
Jedelle
George
Mel
Wiedemeyer
Christina
Route
N&s
U. S
Teepe
Barnard Est
Route 1
Sec
Clinton
N&sl
Cemetery
Switi
Bec
Leonor M
Clinton, Mich
Benton Burial Ground Society
Sw Cor of
Pl of
Glatz
iMich
Kohler
Herman
Ernst
Wits
Alber
Mary
Finkbeiner
William
Christian
E&w
Gottlieb
Williams
Ray G
Nebraska Ave
Detroit
Fred
Ney
E&wi
Feldkamp
Clarence O
Nes
Né&S
Wig
John Jacob
Hotrum
Melville B
Shawn St
Tecumseh
Berkich
Victor
Wit
Hodges
Nina
Buckingham
Mrson
John ET AL
Washtenaw County Road
Lewis
Minnie
Taylor
E. Samuel
S& Pest
Hwy
Jedele
Hamlin
Elizabeth
Gall
Nex
Robison
Austin
Wahl
Charles
House Fly Memoir and Washtenaw Drain Notices
Henry the house fly narrates a humorous autobiography from a New York garbage pile to an open window, while a long legal notice from Washtenaw County in January 1948 calls for bids on the Saline and Bridgewater Drain project and lists landowners and officials to be notified. The document blends a whimsical voice with formal public notices, reflecting a mid century newspaper page mix.
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Henry
House Fly
Hogan’s Alley
New York City
Finkbeiner
Gottlieb
Clinton
Mich
Luella Smith
Washtenaw County
George Gill
Wilsworth Linesley
Saline Township
John Norcross
Bridgewater Township
Saline
Bridgewater
Bridgewater Drain
Ceilon L. Hill
Washtenaw
Saline High School excerpts reveal student life and humor
A yearbook style and school section recounts vivid anecdotes and classroom items. It describes a harsh pest ridden housefly tale by Kenneth Williams, typing students pursuing pictures for a national contest, library book reports, a birthday shoutout to Mr. Bonich, future radio plans by Home Economics, biology drawing lessons, and boys’ brush cut fashion notes from Saline High School.
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Jerry _ Jordan
Saline High School
Ann Arbor
Opinion and School Life Highlights from 1948 Corners
A collection of student items from the era includes a discussion on classroom debates led by Mrs. Haswell, school pride in the red brick building, and a Persian cat named Mabel. Also featured are local store scenes, the Big Question about changing school colors, and January to February 1948 FFA officer elections with Luther Schaible as president and other new officers installed February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Ed Taylor
Shock
Colby
Huron League
Charlie Gross
Luther Schaible
Lloyd Finkbeiner
Clarence Kohler
John Feldkamp
Richard Heininger
Sentinel
Bruce Arend
David Levleit
FFA
Gustav Lindemann
Financial Wizards at Saline High Sell Subscriptions
Connie McOsbery reports Sa line High School juniors raise funds by selling magazine subscriptions for a Seniors’ J Hop and a graduation Washington trip. Rumor hints at upcoming French fry cutters to help boost earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie McOsrbery
Saline High School
Ideas Money-Mad Gems
Washington
Fifth Grade News March of Dimes Drive Ends
Mary Helen Koebbe reports a fifth grade drive raising ten dollars and fifty cents. The class notes the outcome and the children in the room participate in the charitable effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Koebbe
Hornets Rally To Dominate Key Victory
The stands fill as the crowd roars for a decisive Hornets win. Endless drills pay off with a rising score and a varsity unit ready to crush a worthy foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Burmeister
Hornets
Teen Age Tempest in Home Economics Class
A fragment notes teen angst as Jean Hack and other teen age girls face serious problems in a home economics setting. The text underscores that adolescent issues are as important as adults face, highlighting a turbulent classroom moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Hackles
Valentines Yes Latin Class Assigns Valentines
The Latin class assigns a Valentine to each student next Friday and requires everyone to hand in a token. Continued on page 5.
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Julius
New
Lindsey
James
Papsdorf
Bruno
McCollum
Snauble
Peter
Hallie Jane Mehler
Thelma Wahl
Ann Ross Junior High
Lou Ann Elfring
Douglas Elfring
Jorie Haeussler
Mildred Bihlmeyer
Kohler, Herman
Hannah
Hazel
Hank
Mr. Bonich
Phil Campbell
Gene Austin
Milton McCarthery
Eugene Hunt
Roosevelt
Jack Leanard
Allen Woods
Pat Hastad
Ann Ross
Haswell
Pat White
Marlene Hirth
George’s
New Hampshire
Ann Arbor. Mich
Ashley St
Ryn
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