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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1931

Page

5

Saline community notes and local visits summary

Amelia Hutzel and others from Ann Arbor visit Saline weekly. George Martin returns home for weekend. Listings include marriage license application Hughes Kuebler, council meeting on election canvass, Boy Scouts registration deadline, and local social events. Notable: Barbara Rundel and Henry Leuthauser wed in Toledo. Pack named to five state committees. charter commission elected.

Phil Pack Ann Arbor Fred Ming University of Michigan Western State Teachers’ College Michigan Soldiers’ Home

Fifteen Years Ago in Saline Township News

Excerpt from the school matel recalls past events and local figures. Notable items include visits by Roy and Mrs Kelly, Sanford relatives from Detroit, and Mrs Hale of Saline township. mentions of Charles Shuman, Adam Sauer Sr, and George Tower. Also notes stock dealers Nissly and Payne, activity of A G Wood at the Stock Breeders convention, and the deaths and marriages of local residents.

Roy Kelly Ciston Lawrence Sanford Detroit Chester Hale Salins Township Milan Charles Shuman Adam Sauer Lewis , Kinsey Eaton Rapids B. Kinsey Saline Townsain Fred Cramer Lozette Donna Ann Anchor B. J. Sanford A. G. Wood Lansing Agricultural College Erma Lutz Jacob Lutz Ann Arbor John Lutz George Tower Doar Risdon Bond Lutheran Church W. L. Nissly E. W. Payne Hinkley Block Mr. Nissly Edwin Myers Ashland Ohio Myers Viva Moody David Moody Saline Township

Saline Girls Defeat Milan 26 to 11 on their floor

Saline High School girls edged Milan 26 to 11 Friday night on Milan's floor. Clara Bow forward and centers Dorothy Hertler and Frances Bowen helped secure the win as Saline led most of the game. The victory preceded a Milan–Saline boys game, with Milan beating Dundee, and Miss Learmont coaching the girls.

Saline High School Milan Clara Bowen Dorothy Hertler Frances Bowen Saline Dundee Miss Learmont Chelsea

Milan Hosts Next High School Basketball Schedule

January 23 Milan at home leads the schedule with January 30 Dundee at home, February 6 open, February 13 Clinton at home, February 20 Lincoln away, February 27 Roosevelt at home, followed by March tournaments.

Milan Dundee Clinton Lincoln Roosevelt

Ford Motor cuts prices on cars and trims

Edsel B. Ford announces reductions of 50 to 45 dollars on 15 model Ford cars and Tucks. Higher cuts apply to deluxe coupé and sedan, with $5 and $10 decreases. Ford cites corroborating reports from dealers worldwide and notes past practice during depressions to speed production and spur business recovery.

Edsel B. Ford Ford Motor Co Ford Mr. Forg Henry Ford

Card of Thanks from Mae E Schroen

Mae E Schroen thanks friends for flowers and cards and other kindnesses during hospital stay. Dance at Saline Wednesday January 28 features Coy Leonard's 5 piece orchestra for mixed dances.

Mae BE. Schroen Saline

Many Voters Denied Ballots Over Village Registration

Voters in a village found themselves unable to vote on a proposed city government change due to missing village roll registration. About 30 to 40 ballots were uncast. 25 residents were later added to the village register by clerk Miss Lottie Wallace. To vote, a six month village residency was required.

C. O. Woodbridge Alwin Burkhardt Charter Commission Lottie Wallace Wallace

Local Notes and Obscure 1900s Items

Thirty years ago Miss Florence Smith hosted two Detroit brothers. Samuel Marken died at 5:30 after a brief illness. Ernest Sutherland bought part of the Pittsfield family farm. Dr. Kuhn traveled to Chicago for dental alumni events. Miss Minnie Caldwell visited sister Mrs. Unterkircher in Ann Arbor. Mrs. B Turner and four sons from Erie stayed with the Shaws. Queen Victoria’s death preceded by King Edward VII. David Cody ill after his eighth birthday stroke and a second stroke. The depot scare damaged a Ford lumber pile. no injuries. Taxpayers petition street lighting from P W Shute plant. committee to study proposed plan.

Florence Smith Detroit Samuel Marken Ernest Sutherland Pittsfield Dr. Kuhn Chicago Elines Chicago Dental College Minnie Caldwell Ann Arbor C. F. Unterkircher B. Turner Erie William Shaw Queen Victoria England Tyler Edward VII David ‘Cody

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bank For Savings Citizens Bank Saline Mich Dietiker’s America Philco Baby Grand Radio H. Gross & Sons, Saline Goodrich Silvertown Cavalier F. C Amelia Hutzel George Martin F. O. Wiedman Alphonse Schmig Attorney Lee Brown Ypsilanti Thomas Bridges Grand Rapids Walter Ford Brooklyn R. Wilson Julius Walker Bernice Edward Jedele Lynforg Bracey Jackson G. V.cook Russell Hughes Amanda Kuebler George A. Miller C. H. Miller Detroit Stock Exchange Ronald Fizgerald St. Joseph’s Hospital Alfed Jedele Walter Acton Adolph Lindemann J. L. Theurer Boy Scouts of Be” Alber Estella Warner Edwin Warner Minnie Ruckman Edna House Mt. Pleasant Florida Robert Parsons G. L. Parsons Roy Rogers Mary Paul Paul Kempf Patty Paul Helen Lambarth George Walker Saline Telephone Company Lindsley School Florence Tucker Ernst Michigan Tuberculosis Association Martha’ Rundel W. L. Rundel Henry Leuthauser Toledo Mark B. Sugden Henry Street John C Charlotte J. Meyer P. W. Shute G. C. Townsend Michigan Ford Fi Nance Plan The Universal Credit Company Wiedman Auto Co Burkhart Store
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