Local Happenings Show Saline Ties To Nearby Towns
Detroit visitor Charles Goldsmith came Friday while Milan and Bridgewater residents visited Saline. The Saline band performed in Milan, the Ginnivan Dramatic Company announced upcoming shows, and a chautauqua meeting was urged. Nearby residents and families from Ann Arbor and Detroit were noted for visits, weddings, and social events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goldsmith
Detroit
Ruth Bond
Briggs Lake
Evereth DeRyke
Milan
Frederick Hewitt
Cambridge Junction
A. E. A. Mummery and
S. R. Wilson
R. J. ‘Redhouse
Chautauqua
Don Cement
Bank Statement Affidavit for Washtenaw County 1926
I C A Curtiss vice president and cashier swear the above bank statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subscribed before L. E. Fairbank notary July 9 1926. Correct Attest Davenport Hammond Hauser Lutz Hull Fowler Hauser Curtiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Harmony Maids Feature Opal DeLong On Piano Accordion
A delightful novelty in the Harmony Maids program is Opal DeLong the piano accordionist. She appears on the fourth day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Maids
Iiss Opal
Washtenaw County nurse reports on school health 1925 26
Edith Stoll led the Washtenaw county school nursing service over 720 square miles serving 137 rural and 7 town schools. She performed annual rural visits, monthly town visits, and special calls for infection control, compiling health records and screening 3,669 pupils with 88 percent examined. The report notes prevalent defects including vision, tonsils, adenoids, dental decay, and a high rate of speech and nervous symptoms, with 987 corrections and extensive dental work assisted by families and preschools. immunization clinics and pre school screenings were emphasized, along with home visits and parent-teacher group support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County School Nursing Service
Edith Ms. Stoll
Linccoln Consolidated School
Glenadine Snow
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Eft
Nurge
Ramse
Muse
Schick
Ione
Eee Women's Club
Washtenaw
Bank Statement Oath and Bank Officials Signatures
State of Michigan Washtenashar County sworn statement by Lee Fescher cashier attesting to truth of the bank statement as presented in the official books. Notary A. J. Warren witnessed on July 10 1926. Officers listed include George Burkhart president and Lee Tescher vice president and cashier with two assistant cashiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Martin
Cullin
United Cigar Stores
Ypsilanti
U. S
Een Tee
Ee Ee
Iamnes
Tescger
A. J. Warren
George Burkhart
Lee Tescher
AR. L. Finch
Alwin R. Burkhardt
G. C. Townsend
Federal Reserve Bank
V. S
Ind
Wom
Wise Reee Ee Ee
SEA
Notice to Creditors of James W. Clark Estate
Probate Court in Washtenaw County orders creditors of James W. Clark to file claims by November 15 next for examination and allowance. Claims will be heard September 15 and November 15 at ten oclock in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. July 1, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Ann Arbor
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Saltine Band
Frank Blanchard
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Old Saline
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Merwin
Bevington
Lolo
Virginia
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Ayia
Miss Milke
Red Lolita
Schumacher
Mir
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William Sohhumacher
Bridgewater
Frederick Bock
Sailline
Reuben Crosby
North Branch
Mins
D.holliger
Crosby
Lapeer County
Lucy Fairbank
Luk
Seattls
Soloniron Miller
Fillmore
California
Cecast
Wee Hdward Warner
Herman Gros
Burkhard
Dr. Untersher
Saline
Michigan
Banking Department
Ly Commission
B. P. Davenport
B. D. Hammond
E. A. Hauser
Harwood
Arthur Lutz John W. Hull W.M. Fowler
EK. A. Hauser Martin
Fucss
C. A. Curtiss
Chas. Lord
Hankinson
Huron
Wild Harmony
Opal Delong
Washtenasy
Yopsilanti
Annn Arbor
Anne Arbor
Gate
Tuat
Yppsilanti
Adrian Y. M. Co. A
Wni Falls
Canada
Cleveland
Manchester
Moving Picture
Sars A
Lincolns
State of
Washtenatr
Lee Fescher
J. H. Feldkamp
F. C. Wiedman
George J. Feldka
Alfred Hertler
R.L. Finch
F. C. ‘Wiedman
Joseph Burkhardt
Fred Hertler
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