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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1922

Page

5

Saline News Roundup of Visits Births and Local Happenings

Local society notes report visits and greetings among Saline residents and neighboring towns. Birth announced for Earl and wife on February 19, with numerous confirmations of friendships and engagements across Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Detroit and Milan. The item cites changes in work locations and public notices affecting local businesses and a temple construction progress update.

Death of Sarah Ann Shephard in Saline Michigan

Sarah Ann Shephard born March 23 1849 in Ontario died February 16 at her Monroe Street home Saline aged almost 73. She married Thomas Burrow March 3 1882 in Ann Arbor and lived in the vicinity before moving to the village. survived by husband two brothers James and John Shephard and sisters Tillie Gisholm Lizzie Balmer and Emma Drake. Funeral at Federated church conducted by Rev W J Cross with interment in Lodi cemetery.

Sarah Ann. Shephard Ontario Canad Monroe Street Saline Michigan Thomas Burrow Ann Arbor James John Shephard Sanilac County Tillie Ghisholm Midland Lizzie Balmer Scio Emma Drake Federated Church W. J. Cross Lodi Cemetery

Equal rights bring changes to Washtenaw court house

The Washtenaw county court house adapts to women jurors with two dedicated rooms and a lavatory for female jurors. The men's basement room is remodeled and second floor jury rooms will be redecorated soon. The circuit judge’s office and the building will be redecorated when court business eases.

Washtenaw County Court House Court House Chelsea Standard

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