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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
8
Notice for the Annual Spring Election in Lodi Township Michigan outlines registration rules under the Michigan Election Law. Clerk AL Algensley will accept registrations in person on specific days prior to the election excluding Sundays and holidays.
A Rhode Island driver convicted of intoxicated driving after consuming 3.2 beer appeals to the state supreme court. The judge distinguished liquor and motor laws, saying intoxication applies to driving even if the beverage used was non-intoxicating by beer law.
In the Chewuit Court at Ann Arbor on January 31 1934 Max J Richards sues Mary Richards. Defendant must appear within three months or a default judgment may be entered. Publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer.
Adrian and nearby communities share a pack of visits and gatherings including Frank Stills and . S. Evans in Adrian, Macon visitors, Ann Arbor business trips, and family get togethers. The Gleason school party for Hildegard and other social rounds mark a quiet local week. Elsa Hendershot dies in Macon with funeral in the M. E. church.
Miss Dora Mae Westfall is ill. Detroit visitors call on relatives in the area. Families from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Tecumseh and Milan are mentioned in visits and dinners. A serious operation for Mrs John Wilmot in Detroit hospital is reported along with various weekend gatherings and a February birthday event.
Doris Gilbert and Betty Gordon spent Thursday night together in Hammond while Veneta Carr shared Sunday visits with Doris, Genevieve Gilbert, and others. Numerous relatives and friends from Saline Ypsilanti Clinton Ridge Road and Pittsfield joined birthday party celebrations for Mrs Marie Pennington, marking her 62nd anniversary with twenty two relatives present.
Winter taxes water dues dog tax and head taxes are due with a 4 percent penalty after February 28. Frank Camburn treasurer notes collection at 6 at 86 Savings Bank ud stones on Saturday February 3 and at Citizens Bank February 10 and 14 1934. A gas stove explosion at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips residence caused property damage but no injuries.
The notice lists the Utilities Engineering Institute located at 404 North Wells Street, Chicago, Illinois. It catalogues the organization’s address and role within the city’s professional infrastructure.
A flurry of visits and family gatherings fills this Macon area note. Edwin Howell and K L Nelson of Ann Arbor spent time with Mr and Mrs Fr J Day. Mrs Harry Downing visited Detroit friends. Almon Kuder hosted Fred Healey of Jackson. Byron’s Alta Sheaffl visits nephew Ray Hendershot. The Ford hospital saw Russsil Collins’ son Junior receive guests. Anna Harris of Chicago and Harry Perkins of Toledo stayed with the Sages. Miss Gertrude Scudder visited Detroit and the Scudders. Chelsea’s Ellora Koebbe and Sam Craig called on Downing and attended Luella Hendershot’s funeral. Lilburn Burleson and Ronald Pilbeam traveled to Detroit to see Pilbeam’s husband post op. Walter Craig and children spent time in Ann Arbor with Mrs H Sarvey. The Old Stone School House nursery group held a double birthday party for Jerome Travis and his wife.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the probate court appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the deceased Mary E Sage. Creditors have four months from January 30 1934 to file. The hearings will be held April 4 1934 and June 4 1934 at The Citizens Bank Saline Michigan at ten oclock in the forenoon. Read the Liner Ads.
Local residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Ann Arbor and Manchester. Esther Sweetland improves slowly from pneumonia. several families including the Moores and Kinsleys entertain relatives and friends across the area.
Township clerk John Wahl announces voter registration for the April 4 1934 Annual Spring election in Saline Michigan. He lists registration hours March 6 and election day procedures for absentees and review at Carl Hertler's residence and notes eligibility under state law and constitution.
Harlan Holcomb, Treasurer, lists February locations to collect taxes. Personal taxes must be paid by March 1. Read: February 23 at Savings Bank Saline. February 24 and 28 at Milan Bank.
Small farm of five acres in Lucerne Valley near Metropolitan Los Angeles offers alfalfa fruit trees and poultry. Price four thousand nineteen hundred five dollars with twenty five dollar down and five dollars per month balance. Information to R C Kimbrough Room 729 406 South Main Street Los Angeles California.
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and higher energy through Kruschen Salts. It claims a 15 pound four month reduction with free weight checks and a daily half teaspoon dose in hot water, touting the product as a money saving health aid sold by leading druggists nationwide.
Real estate ad promotes two 132 by 132 feet lots in the Hills of Los Angeles County with good roads and spring water. Priced at 149 dollars per lot with five dollars down and five dollars monthly. only two lots left. Send five dollars down to C. Kimbrough Room 729 406 South Main Street Los Angeles California.
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