Annotated local notices from Saline and Washtenaw area
Edward Henne visits Ann Arbor. Tecumseh guests Friday. O H E B meeting set for February 2 in Saline. Several locals ill with severe colds. Mrs Muir visits Detroit. Reese family in Mooreville. Etta Riley heads to Chelse a Methodist home. Local dinners and sauer kraut supper draw crowds at Masonic rooms. Dr Ratner to Toledo for four month dental work. County farm bureau meeting February 14 in Saline. New Sunday hunting act proposed in Lenawee. Local guests from Sylvania and Ann Arbor visit. Saline residents involved in car accident. no injuries to mail. Attorney Maurice Fitzgerald dies en route home. Saline region geography description. Car fire destroys Tonia News carrier route car. mail safe. Obituary: Marguerite Glatz dies in Freedom township. Ladies' Aid luncheon at Zion Lutheran notes. Michigan Jersey Cattle Club meeting February 2 at MSU as part of Farm Week. Saline 4-H orchestra to perform at banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Muir
Detroit
Fred White
George Reese
Rafe
Mooreville
Austin White
Etta Riley
Chelsea
Gus Goldsmith
Leigh Townsend
Mable Case
Ypsilanti
Toledo
Clinton
County Farm Bureau
Saline
Masonic Club
H. S. Osier
Lenawee
Dwight Butler
Gerald
Ann Arbor
R. 8. McCord
Familan
Washtenaw County
Michigan Jersey Cattle Club
Michigan State College
TWO THUGS CAPTURED NEAR CLINTON AFTER HOLDUP
Deputies Harold Treat and Chester Harvey arrested two men in Clinton after state police broadcast the robbery. The suspects, who had stolen a car from A Hornik of Ypsilanti, fled toward Ypsilanti, robbed Hornik of 35 dollars, and dumped him from the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lenawee County
Adrian
Harold Treat
Tecumseh
Chester Harvey
A. Hornik
Ypsilanti
Telegraph Road
Michigan Avenue
Hornik
Local Notes and Personal News Highlights
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs N C Davenport and Mr and Mrs Frank Buck are mentioned. William Paul plans a spring house project on his farm for personal use. Mrs Henry Richmond goes to Sylvania Ohio for the winter. William A Smith of Pittsburgh visits B N Smith and family. Charles Herbert and sister Matilda move into Alfred Miller house on Ann Arbor Street. The Sloan mill at Mantchester will become a handle factory run by the Manchester Handle Company. H E W Payne plans to open a new variety store in the Hinkley building this Saturday. John F Henne, 92, longtime Ann Arbor resident, dies. survivor includes son Fred of Saline. Roscoe Wood of Douglas Wyoming visits family, departs for Washington DC. Burglary at Mrs Kate Stang’s home last Thursday, eight dollars stolen. mud trail noted. Luella Layher promoted after Detroit move to work for Automatic Scale Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Davenport
Ann Arbor
Frank Buck
William Paul
Mirs
Henry Richmond
Sylvania
Wiliam A. Smith
Alfred Miller
Sloan
Mantchester
Manchester Handle Company
HE. W. Payne
Hinkley
John F. Henne
Fred
Roscoe Wood
Douglas
Wyoming
Washington, D. C
Kate Stang
Luella Layher
Detroit
Automatic Scale Company
Thirty Years Ago Thrift and Travel Notes From a Town
Thirty years ago F. D. Ford planned a trip to New Orleans while Miss Anna Blum enjoyed a week in Jackson. Sheriff Gillen greeted friends, David Cody died and was buried in Ann Arbor. Leonard Bassett leased his farm to James Young. Orson Pepper and York township celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary. Local farmers attended the Mooreville Institute amid a large crowd. Milan schools closed due to scarlet fever and diphtheria. Teachers Donna LaRue and Kittis Sauer returned home. The D Y A railway merged into the D Y A A and Jackson Electric Railway with a 2,600,000 capital. Charles Burkhart hired C. Sauer to build a new East Main house, weather permitting. At church, two thieves robbed Mr and Mrs Boettner of 22 dollars, a gold watch, and jewelry. John Lutz witnessed them leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Ford
New Orleans
Anna Blum
Jackson
Sheriff Gillen
David Cody
Ann Arbor
Leonard Bassett
James Young
Orson Pepper
York Township
G. J. Nissly
W. N. Lister
C. M Fellows
C. R. Cobb
Farmers’ Institute
Mooreville
Milan
Donna LaRue
Kittis Sauer
Jackson Electric Railway
Charles Burkhart
C. Sauer
East Main Street
Severe Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Distressing coughs are said to end quickly with genuine Foleys Honey and Tar Compound. Each dose combines Pine Tar, demulcent Honey, and other ingredients to soothe irritated throats and relieve coughs without opiates. Sold at Wheeler's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Dietiker’s
John Deere
H. Gross & Sons
Edward Henne
William Austin
O. HE
A. J. Warren
Henry Schweitzer
Ned Saline
Hilda Gross
Jack Probyn
Miss Gross
Probyn
C. W. Carr
O. C. Wheeler
William Dell
W. #. Dietiker
Masonic Temple
Erwin Wild
John ‘W. Holtman
Annn Arbor
Washington and
Twelfth Streets
Maurice Fitzgerald
Milford
Lodi
Pittsfield
York
Tonia News
Amos Wilson
Marguerite Glatz
Freedom Township
Bethel Cemetry
Will Sturm
Earl Fosdick
Harry Friis
George Uphaus
Amelia Hutzel
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church
F. O. Wiedman
Ernst Wurster
Conrad Boettnher
John Lutz
Boettner
FORD
Michigan
Ford Finance Plan
The
Universal Credit Company
Wiedman Auto Co
Burkhart’s Store
Berkley
Manchester
Finck
Burkhart Store
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