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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1926

Page

3

Bank Statement Oath Affidavit 1926 Washtenaw County Michigan

I Lee Tescher cashier swear the bank statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief as shown by the bank books. Subscribed and sworn before me January 5 1926 A J Warren notary pulse commission expires 1929. Correct Attest George Burkhart Frank Rose R L Finch.

State of Michigan Washtenawas Lee Tescher Tescher Cashier A. J. Warren Notary Pulse George Burkhart Frank Rose R. L. Finch Federal Reserve Bank U. S Ind Ae Ee Ee

Local Social Notes Highlight Kempfs and Visitors

Mr and Mrs R H Kempf of Ann visited Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Paul Kempf. Mrs Fred Zimmerman and daughter returned from St Josephs Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Norman Wolf and children of Highland Park visited her parents EB Layher Sr over the holidays and returned home Monday.

R. H. Kempf Ann Paul. Kempf Fred Zimmerman St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Norman Wolf Highland Park EB. F. Layher

Mooreville community notes and New Year gatherings

WEST MOOREVILLE residents report reopenings and illness updates. Mrs. Anna Helaslic and Mrs. James Taylor face health concerns while Dr. McLachlan attended a funeral in Ann Arbor. The Mooreville school walls were painted over the holidays and many local families share New Year visits and greetings with relatives in Milan Weston and Dublin.

Anna Helaslic D. P. Mclachlan Ann Arbor James Taylor Clinton, McMullen and Son Milan Jerome Squires Mooreville Aaron ‘Westfall Ralph Long Ila Jean Weston Ohio Linford and Morris Miller Adrian James Bowen Mocreville Pwt.a Denice Artha Garten Helen Andrew Alber Stony Creek Clark ‘Carter Saline Township Maurita Carter Milai Buena Waslick Tecumseh High School Clara Dyne

Local Socials and New Year Visits in Central and Belleville

Central and Belleville residents shared New Year and holiday visits with neighbors and relatives. Families including the Davenports, Gerstlers, Moore, West, Davenport and Linde mann households welcomed guests, while Mary Ann Drake planned winter stay in Detroit. District 1 No 10 closed two days due to the teacher’s brother’s death. many locals noted birthdays and gatherings with extended family.

John Boettger Belleville N. G. Davenport Ernest Gerstler Betty Bert Moore Mary Ann Drake Ralph West Detroit District 1 No. 10 Tessmer- May Gar Davenport Clyde N. C. Davenport Norman Helen Lawrence Walter Moore William Lindemann Blanche Lois Manor Hesther Ruth Lindemann Helen Moore Mars Ernest Alayer Ed. Schneiter Raymond, Owen Erma Lambarth

Village Social Roundup in Ann Arbor and Nearby Towns

Harold Kuder and Ida Dornell visited Ann Arbor activities while Mrs. Henry Cornish enjoys a new radio. Various residents including Fred Teufel Ira Steele James Hayes and others hosted and visited across Ann Arbor Adrian Macon Birmingham Tecumseh Britton and surrounding areas during the week and holiday period.

Harold Kuder Ann Arbor Henry Cornish Ida. Dornell Earl Kuder Fred Teufel John G. Murphy Ira Steele Britton James Hayes Bedford Albert Cross Geradine Kutler Lillian Coller Macon Fred Greenfield Earl M Kuder Anni Arbor Hamilton Moore A.S. Johnston Margaret Eisel Leon Vealey Elisworth Losse Aubrey Pocklington C. R. Waite Cora Walters Earl Kutler William’ Wallace Tecumseh Katherine

Local Social Roundup From Ranmond District

District residents attend visits and gatherings across Halfway Ann Arbor Dexter Clinton and Saline. The Hammond P T A met at Dunns with a program on corn borers and songs and 46 people present. Future meetings planned with Elmira Rhoades Floyd.

Frank Bouroughs Grand Rapids Eva Wallace Seth Housington Adrian Harold Hammond Sims Henry McMann Billa Hammond P.-T.-A R. J. Dunn Republic Eileen Girbach Garrett Garr Arthur Lutz Garr Loretta Dunn Hazel’ Gordon Dunn Helen Carr Elmira Rhoades Floyd Wilbur Cornish Bertie Gordon Mary Finkbeiner Agnes .Osborn Edna Graig

Bank Statement Certification by Curtiss and Notary

J G Curtiss vice president and cashier swears the bank statement is true to the best knowledge and belief and correct per the bank books. Subscribed sworn January 4 1926 by L Be Fatrbangs notary public. Attest: B P Davenport E A Hauser W M Fowler directors.

P. Davenport C.A. Curtiss Martin Fucss J. W. Hull L. EB. Fairbank H. A. Holmes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Saline Savings Bank Saline Michigan Banking Department Total Alwin R. Burkhardt G. C. Townsend George J. Feldkamp Alfred Hertler R.L. Finch Joseph Burkhardt Frank Rose ,d. H. Feldkamp Fred Hertler Sanford Hardware Co. Inc West Mooreville Lewis Uary Hugh Craig William Basbck S. Kleversant Sam Craig Alonzad Kudler Frank Stilts Matilda ‘Pocklington William Baslick A. S. Sohnston Central, Lodi South Saline Ranmond Donald Stimpson The Cleary College Little Billie Eberle Halfway Kenneth Gordon Otto Hanson E. M Hovey Needham Peter Knight Clinton Glenm Gordon BE. M. Gilbert Sam Gall Mamie Schrader Clara Dieterle Annn Arbor Sebastian Finkbeiner Citizens Bank Vate Washienaw J. G Curtiss L. BE. Fatrbangs B. P. Davenport E. A. Hauser W. M. Fowler U.S Harwood B. D. Hammond Arthur Lutz John W. Hull W. M. Fowler E. A. Hauser Martin Fuoss C. A. Curtiss Ever Laundry Ann. Arbor the Tavern Saline, Mich Observer
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