Saline Notes Face Town Happenings And Local Updates
George Klein visits from Detroit as village taxes due. Mary Morden recovers from illness. Jacob Fucs upgrades South Ann Arbor home. Clayton Deake from Ann Arbor in town on business. Couples Doelker and Rowsey visit. Dell family from Toledo summering with George Dell. Layher convalescent returns home. Feldkamp reunion set July 20 at Hiseneiser grove. Kroger store owner to occupy Harris street house August 1. Cole family guests in town for the Fourth. Hosmer family visits R. G. Layher. Richar seeks accountability for fatal boy’s accident. I W Turner tours Gary with Cole family. Crehem Packing Industries opens six miles east of Saline to market meat rabbits. Detroit couple wed near Ypsilanti. married abroad then return home. Washtenaw W C T U to hold county institute September 9. Young Crusader copies sent to rural schools. Trio of youths released from kidnapping charge tied to Clinton gas station robbery. three others from Detroit jailed. 4-H champions attend East Lansing Club Week. Saline Junior 4-H Orchestra to perform at banquets. Carnival by Motor City Shows returns to Saline. Glider plant in Ypsilanti under Franklin Glider Corp with UM engineers backing. Marriage licenses filed for Bredernitz Vandepoele and Kochendorfer Hinderer. Saline Methodist minister celebrated. renewal of pastorate granted with vacation in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morden
Jacob Fucss
Ann Arbor
Fred Aprill
Clayton E. Deake
Arthur Doelker
Jackson
Amelia Hutzel
Lawrence Rowsey
Fordson
George W. Barr
I. W. Turner
A. E. Cole
Gary
Indiana
A. R. Cole
Crehem Packing Industries
Saline
Us-112
Washtenaw County Rabbit and Cave Breeders Association
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Court House
Honeymoor
W. C. T. U. Board
Max Blaess
Young Crusader
Clinton
John A. Payne
Motor City
Wyandotte
A. I. Faddella
E. G. Wilson
Whitmore Lake
St. Charles
East Michigan Avenue
Harris Street
Franklin Glider Corporation
Lewis Gear
R. E. Franklin
Engineering College
University of Michigan
Wallan” Franklin
Hawks
Franklins
Pacific
Atlantic
Thirty Years Ago Tales and Local Happenings
THIRTY YEARS AGO On Thursday, July 5, a ten-pound boy came to bless the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Finch. Will Barr attended the wedding of Miss Alice Densmore at Ypsilanti last week. Kalamazoo suffered a terrible storm of wind, water and lightning Saturday, with damages near $100,000. Charles and Jay Carven of Dansville visit their uncle, Charles Carven. Mrs. Briggs and daughters Alta and Flora visit for summer. Flora to Wakefield and Alta to Duluth. The season is a Jonah for fruit trees. fifty percent of new trees dead from cold wind. Cherries fail, raspberries light. huckleberries abundant. Peaches limited. pears and plums light. W. J. Sissom thriving at his photograph gallery after a Fourth tin-type rush. Florence Smith of Detroit will be preceptress. Carrie Crippen, late of Alma, Kansas, second primary teacher. both well recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Finch
Will Barr
Alice Densmore
Ypsilanti
Kalamazoo
Charles
Jay Carven
Dansville
Charles Carven
W. J. Sissom
Florence Smith
Detroit
Carrie Crippen
Almena
Kansas
Kroger to Open Store in Saline in Near Future
Kroger Grocer and Baking Company plans a Saline store occupying the former Liberty theatre space. F C Zimmerman has five men making a new front and partitions as remodeling nears completion in about two weeks before Kroger moves in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Saline
Liberty Theatre
Kroger Grocer and Baking Company
F. C. Zimmerman
Kroger Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dollar
Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Nowsway
Tom Jones
Sanford Hardware CO
George Klein
Melvin Dell
Toledo
George Dell
Feld- Kamp
Hisenheiser’s
N. J. Simmons Hays
Denslow
A. F. Hosmer
Hollywood
California
A. Hosmer
Wayne
R. G. Layher
E.M. Richar
Warren Finkbeiner
Dean Gordon
Elen Girbach
East Lansing
Ray
Rex Gleason
Florence Wiedmeyer
Karl V. Bredernitz
Clara Vandepoele
Ernest Kochendorfer
Clara Hinderer
Studebaker
Wiedman Auto Co
Thos. M. Bridges
Mrs. Bridges
Farm Service
Monarch
Ohio
Litchfield
Wisconsin
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