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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
2
Notes announce a Sunday service at 10 30 a m in the hall over the Citizens with subject Truth and a testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at 730 Admission to Sunday school after the morning service for pupils under 20 Scientists claim prehistoric ancestors used both hands with equal facility The rest of the text references Bay Ford and audience spending but is unclear.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Amr Abot on January 15 1923 Judge Emory B Leland presiding. Administrator A J Warren seeks allowance and distribution of the Spears estate with a hearing scheduled for February 19 at 10 am at the Probate Office. A true copy signed by Dorcas C Donegan Register.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on January 16 1923 Judge Emory E Leland orders the administration of the Stierle estate may be granted to George Buinthart or a suitable person. Appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. Hearing set for February 9 at 10 AM at the Probate Office. Copy to be published in the Saline Observer three times.
In Washtenaw County chancery Maud C Fassett sues Philo L Fassett nonresident defendant. The court orders publication in Saline Observer and requires appearance and answer within set deadlines or bill will be confessed. Attorneys AVANAUGH & BURKE, Ann Arbor.
Arthur Armbruster and other locals visited the Saline neighborhood last Friday. Several residents including Eddie Feldkamp and Kenneth Heininger have been ill or away. Oakgrove school head Donna Cady attended a rural schools conference in January. The Trail Blazer publishes 100 American history questions and a rural schools contest is planned in Ypsilanti on February 26.
Mrs Effie Burkholder is very ill. Clinton residents Harold Hatch and family visit. Mr and Mrs John Ladd and others host and visit. Myrta Higgins injures face on ice. Wesley Pennington marked 73rd birthday with friends. Various local families hosted and visited in Macon and nearby towns.
A long column lists residents and visitors across Mooreville and nearby Milan, including Alger Allison in Ann Arbor, Miss Mildred Richards in Saline, Mrs. Mary Murray with Miss Blanche Dexter near Milan, and many Sunday gatherings with relatives in Ann Arbor Dundee Milan Tecumseh Ypsilanti Dixboro and other locales.
South Saline households gather for weekend and midweek visits. Earl Kutler and family spend Sunday with Frank Stilts. Ora Losee and Albert Johnson visit Hugh Craig's family. Lowden family with Ernest Gilbert. Higgins family with Forest Londen. Stilts visit C F Heilman. Everett Collins family with G H Carver. Helen Craig and Raymond Johnson visits. Ellsworth Losse with Aubrey Pocklington near Britton. Langham and children join Raymond Johnson home.
The Saline Farmers Club met at Mr and Mrs Jacob Smiths pleasant home with Arthur Lutz calling to order at 1 30. Members discussed current events farm methods and farm visit observations led by Arthur Miller and Al Heilman. President Lutz spoke on farmers problems ahead. The next meeting is set for February 10 at Mr and Mrs Cc H Millers.
Ace Doolittle says he might use bankruptcy or transfer property to his wife to escape debts if rent remains unpaid. The entry defines BANKRUPTCY LAW as a law that excuses a fellow from paying his just and honest debts and notes to see Homestead Law.
Citizens observe days of reflection and mourning for the late figure, honoring contributions and preserving memories in community gatherings. Local officials lead ceremonies at historic sites as residents share stories and pay respects.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube lining and can cause rumbling hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to reduce inflammation and restore hearing, with forty years of success and sales through all druggists.
The annual M A C Partners Week runs January 29 to February 2 featuring educational auto films each evening in the gym, Pathe comedies, and daily music offerings. A major highlight is the Thursday parade and pageant M A G on Parade with livestock exhibits and student groups. The event includes concerts by the 75 piece student military band, glee club, varsity quartet, and college orchestra with individual soloists. Women visitors will gather in the Woman's building after 4 pm.
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