Prosperity Talk Highlights Rotary Acquaintance Meeting
Local business men hosted at The Tavern as Paul Ungrodt of Ypsilanti Chamber of Commerce spoke on The Road to Permanent Prosperity. He blamed credit expansion and tariff policy for economic strain and urged cautious business practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Paul Ungrodt
FE. H. Nissly
Mr. Ungrodt
Ypsilanti
L. D. Tanner
B. H Dodge
George Uphaus
Max Fisdick
Martin Fucss
L. E B. Fairbank
A. R. Burkhardt
T. B Henderson
Arthur Armbruster
G. L. Parsons
Fred Burkhart
Ren. B. Uphaus
Earl Fosdick
Hermann Gross
Woman Loses 47 Pounds with Kruschen Salts
A New Bern reader reports dropping from 217 to 170 pounds after nearly three months of Kruschen Salts. She describes improved health and energy and urges others to try the product, noting dosage and dietary tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Solomon
New Bern
N. C
P. S
Sugden
Mortgage Sale forecloses Wenzel mortgage in Washtenaw County
Notice of foreclosure by Minnie Rust on a Pittsfield Township parcel in Washtenaw County Michigan. The 1925 mortgage by Andrew J Wenzel and Elizabeth M Wenzel to Minnie Rust for 3316.10 remains due. Sale to satisfy the debt and costs set for May 18, 1931 at 10 a.m. at the southerly front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Wenzel
Elizabeth M. ‘Wenzel
Minnie Rust
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Pittsfield
County of Washtenaw
Pittsfield ‘Township
Wind Mill Heights
Lee N. Brown
Mortgagee
Ypsilanti
Saline Population Up Over 20 Years in Census Count
Saline village grows from 816 in 1910 to 830 in 1920 and 1 009 in 1930. Saline township records 779 residents, with Lodi 124 Pittsfield 71 York 35. County totals rise from 44 714 in 1910 to 65 530 in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
United States Bureau of Census
Saline Township
Lodi
Pittsfield Hay
York
Pittsfield
Bureau of the Census of the Department of Commerce of the United States
Ata Keneth
Saline Village
Jeneenneain
Secene
Willing Workers Guests At Mrs. R. Hanson Home
The Willing Workers club met January 16 at Mrs. Ruth Hanson’s home for charity work. After a dinner hosted by Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Mable Needham presided, a Psalm reading and Lord’s Prayer were shared, and members responded to New Year’s resolutions. The session focused on making garments for the Michigan Children’s Aid Society, with the next meeting planned for February 19 at Miss Fannie Friis’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Worker's Club
Ruth Hanson
Mable Needham
America
Mary McMann
Michigan Childrens’ Aid Society
Fannie Friis
Local residents attend funerals and visits in nearby towns
LOCAack Happ LOCAack Happ er and Mrs. Mark B. Sugden attended two funerals in Ferndale Friday. Miss Lottie Wallace and Mrs. Bessie Collings visited Ann Arbor Monday. Mrs. Clara Wood hosted her daughter-in-law Mrs. A. G. Wood of Detroit last week. Postmaster Jordan returned to work after lumbago. Chris Rentz's farm was bought by Robert Love who moved there last Thursday. Rentz and son moved into the former Love home on West Henry. Saline residents attended Mrs. Mary Lambarth's funeral in Ann Arbor. Amelia Hutzel, the Lambarths, the Lambarths' kin, and Reuben and Fred Lambarth attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark B. Sugden
Ferndale
Lottie Wallace
Bessie Collings
Ann Arbor
Clara Wood
A. G. Wood
Detroit
Jordan
Lumbago
Chris Rentz
Robert Love
Mr. Rentz and Son
Love
West Henry Street
Saline
Mary Lambarth
Amelia Hutzel
S. G. Lambarth
Chris, Lambarth
Emanuel Lambarth
Reuben
Fred Lambarth
Michigan Indians II topic at Saline Woman's Club
The Saline Woman's club met at Mrs. B. B. Dodge's home to hear a program on the First Americans. Twenty two members attended as Mrs. Fred Fletcher's paper on Indian Reservations and present day Michigan Indians was read by Mrs. G. T. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Woman’s Club
B. B. Dodge
Fred Fletcher
Michigan
G. T. Alexander
Fletcher
C.F. Unterkircher
Red Man
Alma Ernst
C. R. Parsons
Hackley Butler Tells Of Travels In Far-off Lands
Hackley Butler of Ann Arbor spoke at the Parent-Teacher Association meeting in the school auditorium. He described extensive tours through little visited countries and shared experiences with stereoptical views. About three hundred people attended and the third grade won the bowl of fish for the largest turnout. Reginald Hastlake, the native Hawaiian scheduled to speak, could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Hackley Butler
Ann Arbor
Local social notes from Britton area gatherings and births
Community members visit across cities including Detroit Toledo Adrian and Dundee. Families share meals attend funerals and celebrate births with names such as Bondie Stobb Underwood Schultz Ball Lidster Denslow Gibson Shough Meyers and others. Bonnie Jean Gibson born January 14 at Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bondie
Detroit
Mary Taylor
Adrian
Donald Boyd
Toledo
Ruth Stobb
Amos Underwood
Charles Schultz
Dundee
Hulda Chambers
Dorr Kent
Ben Ball
Arlan Lidster
Clayton
Myrle Lawhead
Leverett Denslow
Onsted
Denslow
William Underwood
Mt. Clemens
Clayton Underwood
Harry Millyard
Edmund
Ray Osterhout
Deerfield
Probate Court Notices in Luckhardt Estate Michigan
The Probate Court for Wash tenaw County appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against Jacob J. Luckhardt deceased four months from January 6 1931 to present claims. They will meet at The Citizens Bank Saline Michigan on March 12 1931 and May 12 1931 at 10 oclock to examine and adjust said claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Jacob J. Luckhardt
Citizens Bank of
Saline
Michigan
A. D
Ann Arbor
Village water taxes schedule announced by Charles M Alber
Charles M Alber announces two tax collection days for village water charges. On Saturday January 24 he will receive tax payments at Citizens Bank all day. On Saturday January 31 he will collect at Saline Savings Bank all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Charles M. Alber
Poultry Association Meeting Tuesday With Speech on Standards
The Saline Poultry Association will meet Tuesday evening January 27 with Mr and Mrs Reuben Roger hosting. Dr J A Harvey of Ann Arbor will speak on Highest Standards of Poultry Raising. H S Osler will discuss farm record keeping and a pot luck supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Poultry Association
Reuben Roger
J. A. Harvey
Ann Arbor
H.S. Osler
Saline items tease town sales and games
A collection of short notices lists cemetery dues payment reminders and back dues, a home dressed hog sale by Jos. Schmid, and a Friday night basketball game between Saline and Milan plus a coal and coke sale at Saline Mercantile Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Schmid
Saline
Milan
Saline Mercantile Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotary
The
Ypsi Chamber of Commerce
Carolina
Pittsfield Township
Mrs. R. Hanson
Childrens’ Aid Society
Locaack Happ
HURON
University
Roosevelt
Chelsea
Lincoln
Clinton
Michigan Indians
PTA Meeting
Britton
Harlan Meyers
Beverly
Jack
Harold Miller
Fred Meyers
Federated Church
Ann Arbor Y Juniors
Herrington
Ann Arbor Y. M.C. A
Shultz
Adams
Hahn
Dwyer
Mowerson
Poultry Association
Reuben Rogers
the Observer
Arcady
Detroit Edison
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