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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1928

Page

6

Class News and Activities Across School Levels

Reported summaries show editors and students from multiple classes. Names include Richard Cramer Floyde Carr and Margaret Milkey, plus Joyce Heilman Frank Jordan Alma Ernst Katherine Howard and Dale Noble Ruth Gross Mary Mood and Muriel Woodbridge. Washington Club and music art notes accompany athletics and student happenings.

Richard Cramer Killen Floyde Carr Lessor Margaret Milkey Joyce Heilman Frank Jordan Fresman Alma Ernst Sevanth Katherine Howard Dale Noble Ruth Gross Mary Mood Muriel Woodbridge Washington Club, News Dorothy Tower

School notes reveal aging facilities and student concerns

The piece details a curriculum mix including agriculture and home economics, a dated building with inadequate lighting and ventilation, and safety issues. It lists student names, class notes from Freshman to Senior and reports on sports, elections, and a call for a new schoolhouse.

Inquiring Reporter Questions School Facilities and Courses

The piece quotes Donna Cook and Joyce Heilman on school needs. They call for more playground space and an extra tennis and basketball court so girls can use at least one court when wanted. They discuss causes of low marks and interest in schoolwork and ask about offering domestic science with proper equipment.

Ans Stubers Punil

Fourth Graders Run Grocery Store Learns Trade

Third and fourth grade pupils set up a grocery store to practice buying selling and making change. Ronald Merden from Macon visited the room on Wednesday. Mrs. Wetzel county nurse examined the third and fourth graders last Friday noting eye concerns. Fifth and sixth graders Frances Bowen Marjorie Warner and Floyd Nelson were absent this week. McKnight Johnston left the fifth grade due to family relocation.

Ronald Merden Macon Wetzel Frances Bowen Marjorie Warner Floyd Nelson McKnight Johnnston

Saline High School Orchestra notes and community edition

Richard Cramer reports Saline High School has released a larger, better edition of notes for pupils and the community. Erma Theurer sells candy to Mr. Nurnberger as salesmanship. George Martin plays Adoration flute solo. Mrs. Martin accompanies. Senior Hintzel gives a stirring basketball report. Lambarth announces school board duties and opens the meeting for new business. A motion to build a new school passes unanimously. other motions discussed and tabled.

Saline High School Richard Cramer Erma Theurer Nurnberger George Martin Arnold Lambarth Lambarth Miss Hertler Mids Finkbeiner Millan High Linen Consolidated Maddie Della Teachout Miss Hirth Miss Camburn Miss Sommer Carr

Public Schools Urged to Uphold Higher Musical Standards

The article argues music education in public schools shapes taste and memory, praising the goal of instilling love for beautiful music. It warns against lower forms entering homes via mechanical reproduction and urges schools to conserve refined standards and foster appreciation of superior music.

Further Alumni William Mtaggert of Ann Arbor

William Mtaggert a standout senior born in Ann Arbor moved through Michigan towns from Roland to Saline while attending high school. He faced Latin challenges but persevered earning honors as a top student. He commuted farm to school by hard winters and joined the Washington Club with his class seniors.

Wifiliem Ann Arbor Bill Roland Gregory Aurelius Stockbridge Saline Bil Caesar Emme Washington Club

Farm tragedy and municipal hospital plan report

The article recalls a fatal gun incident where Albert Rose, age 57, was shot at Bronson and died, with family on the farm. It also notes a prior accident injuring a man on a truck and a plan to convert the McPherson homestead into a city hospital by removing the roof and adding a third story.

Albert Rose Bronson Awas McPherson Howell Brighition Argus

Mortgage Sale Notice in Washtenaw County Michigan

Default on a 1925 real estate mortgage by Bertha M Gill Eldridge to Bertha E Burtis triggers foreclosure sale. The property at Summit Street in Ypsilanti bounds the Western North Woods Road addition, with payments due on lot sales and release conditions. Sale set for February 14, 1928 at ten in the fore noon at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House Ann Arbor Michigan. Lender Bertha E Burtis, attorney L N Brown represents mortgagee.

Bertha M. Gill Eldridge Yrsislanti Michigan Bertha E. Burtis Register of Deeds’ Office Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Washtenaw Summit Street Weaods Ypsilanti North Woods O. M. Gil Berthaee Bartle Mortgaree Lee N. Brown

Washtenaw County Court Orders Service Notice

In Washtenaw County Circuit Court Chancery on November 22 1927 Judge George W Simple presiding Cecil M Welch plaintiff vs Clarence H Welch defendant. Order requires appearance within three months or bill confessed. Publication in Saline Observer or personal service twenty days prior. Clerk Claramon L Pray countersigned. Attorney John Kalmbach Chelsea Michigan.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Said County George W. Simple Cecil M. Welch John Kalmbach Clarence E. Welch Clarence J. Welch Saline

Public Notice in Washtenaw Probate Court

Order for publication states hearings for estate of George Towler. Harriet A. Towler seeks administration to G C Townsend or other. Hearing set for February 9 at 10 am in Ann Arbor Probate Office. Copy to be published three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer. Nora Borgert, Register. January 1926 February 2 1928.

Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray George Towler Harriet A. Towler G. C.townsend Saline

Fur Buyers Accused in Utica of Out of Season Seizures

Utica authorities seized more than $3,000 worth of fur pelts from fur bearing animals out of season. Officers John Short and J. Rosenthal, fur buyers, and conservation officials faced charges. The state confiscated the furs reported by the Rochester Clarion.

Sage Slaceé Utica John, Short J. Rosenthal Rochester Clarion

Commissioners Notice of Claims Against Edward A Hauser Estate

Probate Court appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against the Edward A Hauser estate in Washtenaw County Michigan. They will meet at Cavanaugh Burke Ann Arbor March 16 and May 16 at 10 a m to receive examine and adjust claims. Dated January 10 1928 Carl Curtiss W Tuomy Commissioners.

Michigan Washtenaw Edward A. Hauser Cavanaugh & Burke Ann Arbor Carl Curtiss W. Tuomy

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