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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
8
Leola Richards returned home from Ypsilanti on Sunday. Peter Sommers sold his farm to buyers from Ohio. Mr and Mrs Carl Thearer entertained relatives in Toledo and Milan, Dundee, and Rochester figures visited D G Richards and Hubert attended a party. The item ends with a comment on crime waves in big cities and a note of longing for peace locally.
Macon area updates list several illness notes including Miss Amy Harring and Elwin Camburn with bronchitis. Many residents visit Tecumseh or Ann Arbor relatives, with births of Dorothy Mildred Hall and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall. Visitors include Mrs. Parker Alien and Mrs. Martha Hornbaker, and travel between Tecumseh, Ann Arbor, and local homes.
Mrs Earl Kutler visited with Mrs Elmer Eisel on Friday afternoon. Albert Cross spent last week visiting relatives in Bowling Green Ohio. Thedford Vealey of Ypsilanti is visiting his brother Leon Vealey and family. Miss Julia Gordon entertained the Willing Workers on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Kutler spent Sunday with George Callins and wife in Macon. Miss Lucille Phillips of Saline spent the weekend with Miss Gertrude Rhodes. Mrs Ferris Brady and children visited her mother Mrs Rendell in Britton last week. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Pocklington spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs William Baslick. Mr and Mrs Frank Stilts and son Donald spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leland Hatch and son Raymond. Mrs Barbara Mohrhardt and family entertained her daughter Mrs Carl Linck and family of Detroit over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Meier were called to Tecumseh Sunday for the illness of their daughter Mrs Leroy Kempf. Mr and Mrs Fred Teufel and daughters Doris and Donna and Hamilton Moore were Sunday evening callers at the home of Earl Kuder and family.
Central York reports multiple residential moves including Virgil Shafer and family leaving John Rowe farm for Clinton Reeves farm and Jacob Stecher moving from Ann Arbor township to a farm once owned by Jacob Schroen. Neighbors host gatherings with Mr and Mrs Richards, Margret Schroen visits in Ann Arbor, and social events with Presbyterian and Saline area residents.
The Washtenaw County Board of Road Commissioners invites sealed proposals by March 16 1921 2 00 P M CST for 5 981 miles of State Reward road from York Township through Saline Township to Saline village and along Ann Arbor street to Michigan Avenue. Separate bids cover excavation paving drainage guard rails concrete pavement gravel and slag road classes and two reinforced concrete bridge sections.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County announces four months for creditors to present claims against Diana E Godard late of Washtenaw County deceased. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office Ann Arbor for examination and allowance by June 14 with hearings on April 14 and June 14 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Judge Emory E Leland signs the notice.
A witty exchange shows a young man urging the Golden Rule as he seizes a kiss. The woman responds with a sharp box on the ear, turning the moment into a moral clash about behavior and consequences.
Michigan Livestock Exchange delegates at the annual meeting discuss broadening to include co operative commission houses in Detroit and Buffalo. The plan aims to take over shipping functions as conditions stabilize, with a push to affiliate with the Michigan State Farm Bureau and a program to combat tuberculosis in livestock and to require covered yards for stockyards.
The article notes Herbert Hoover arguing the U S should not cancel Allied war debts while foes spend heavily on armaments. He says ten billion dollars owed would feed hungry Americans amid unemployment, criticizing complacency as nations default on obligations.
A dramatic宣 declaration defining advertising as the universal force guiding buyers and sellers. It proclaims advertising as a servant of truth and the life behind business, illuminating common human truths across rich and poor alike.
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