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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
8
The Village Council of Saline announces proposed water main and sewer extensions on Worth Harris Street and North Harris Street with a public hearing set for February 21, 1927 at 7 30 P M. Eastern Standard Time in the Village Council Room to hear objections.
Township Clerk announces registration hours for the March 7 1926 primary election in Lodi Township Washte naw County Michigan. Registration allowed on most days except Sundays holidays and the window between the second Saturday before an election andElection Day. Dates February 14 February 19 1927 reviewed two Saturdays. absentee voting noted. Jacob Bikle Township Clerk.
Notice announces a March 2 1926 primary in Lodi Township Washte naw Michigan for state and county officers. It sets polling hours 7 am to 5 pm with optional noon adjournment for one hour. six to eight pm option by local action. Jacob Birklee, Township Clerk.
The Washtenaw County circuit court orders Lillian Hassig to appear within three months or file an answer to Walter O. Hassig's bill of complaint. If not served personally, publication of this order in the Saline Observer must occur weekly for six weeks.
In Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan the clerk announces registration rules under Act 126 1917 and 1925 procedures. It lists days and hours for personal registration February 14 and 19 and permits absentee registration by affidavit and oath with penalties for perjury. Chauncey F. Fitzgerald signs as clerk.
The notice proclaims a General Primary Election in Saline Township on March 7, 1927 to nominate candidates for state and county offices. Polls open 7:00 a.m. and close 7:00 p.m., with possible noon adjournment for one hour, per local board discretion. Dated February 3, 1927. C. F. Fitzgerald, Clerk of Saline Township.
Lincoln Consolidated School south of Ypsilanti was rededicated showing its role in a 13 district system with 600 plus pupils. Principal H A Tape leads a rural education program with Normal college student teachers under Dr M S Pittman. the original building burned in 1925. The rededication featured a community tableaux on Indian Days Pioneer Days and The Future with about 150 participants. Rev R N Holsaple urged ostracizing bootlegger patrons to prevent social rifts.
The Saline Christian Science Society meets Sundays at 10 30 in the hall above Citizens Bank with a Mind themed service and a Wednesday testimonial. A deed for the east half of the southeast quarter of section 26 in Green Oak township was sent to the register of deeds for record with an old date and questioned title. Levi Brown of Brieton Cataractus County New York conveyed it to Luman H Jones of the same place for 200 dollars.
Monday morning J. R. Blanchard received four Karakul sheep from Texas. The breed, native to Bokhara Asia, yields Persian coats from lamb pelts and Persian rugs from the wool of mature animals. Proponents praise hardy stock suited to varied climates.
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