Fifteen and Thirty Years Ago in Saline
The Saline Observer recalls past events with notices of local visitors, marriages, farm life, and obituaries. Highlights include School trustees elected C A Curtiss Carl Schnebelt Fred Burkhart. obituaries for William Pease and Valentine Mang. visits by families to Ann Arbor Detroit and Dearborn. marriages and arrivals in the 1910s and 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Miller
Chicago
L. D. Tanner
Martin Kramer
Bi Arbor
G Hurd
May
Clyde Gauntlett
Kalamazoo
Everett
Davenport
Glenn Whittaker
Orlyn
Salem
F. C. Hollis
C. A. Curtiss
Carl ,Schnebelt
Fred Burkhart
William Schnirring i
Fred Layher
Rudolph Layher
Emma Sanford
Michigan Avenue
George Uphaus
George Walker
Sam Lambarth
Rudolph Jedele
Ann Arbor
John Eddy
Manona Downing
Bazel Rexine
Hastinga
Edward Henne
William Pease
Pittsfield Township
James Graves
Fred Kanouse
West
Bridgewater Sales and Service Company
Hudson
Essex Automobiles
Bersuder 1 Brothers
Hildinger
John Wurster
Safeguards for unions and government balance urged
A column argues that after protecting individuals from abuse and coercion the government must consider safeguards against unions to prevent labor from becoming a freelancing political force. It warns about unions amassing treasury power that could threaten liberty and warns that formal controls may be needed. Friendship and mutual understanding are encouraged to reduce prejudice and build trust, while noting bad motives emerge only as exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I O.i
Westbrook Pegler
Newspaper Dominates U.S. Ad Dollars in Survey Says
A leading investment house reports newspapers held 45.4 percent of American ad spending in 1936, far ahead of radio and billboards. The study notes the radio failed to dent newspaper budgets as the shift back to print strengthens, with magazines gaining slightly while outdoor ads decline.
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Wafiter
Sand Lake Aid Plan Moves Forward in Lenawee County
A proposal to raise Sand Lake by building a 1.5 mile open ditch to use overflow from Wampler's Lake has been approved by the Lenawee board of supervisors. Officials hope to make it a state project and will submit it to state officials. Current overflow water from Wampler's Lake drains into Jackson and Washtenaw counties and Mud Lake Clinton Local.
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Sand Lake
Wampler
Irish Hills
Lenawee Board of i Supervisors
Lenawee
Lenawee Board
Children in Court By Judge Malcolm Hatfield
A 13 year old girl was brought to the juvenile court after being caught stealing from a ten cent store. The case arose when her mother lied about the girl's age to obtain a half fare bus ticket, a deception that led to the legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Hatfield
Local Hospital Updates After Week-Old Accident and Medical Procedures
Saline General Hospital reports Claude Thomas returning for further treatment after last week’s accident. Milan residents Beth and Richard McMullen had tonsil removal last Thursday. Bronson resident Mrs Klenner was an overnight patient. Detroit resident Frank Aquillo sustained cuts and bruises in a US-112 crash on Sunday and stays in the hospital. His car companion Miss Winifred Schroeder received first aid and was transferred to University hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Thomas
Beth
Richard McMullen
Milan
Mrs. Klenner
Bronson
Frank Aquillo
Detroit
Winifred Schroeder
University Hospital
Gené Renschler
Richard Ward
Clara Schmid
Lloyd Bowen
Audrey Pray
Carolyn Ackerman
George Smith
Raymond Alper
Celia Kalder
Helen Thied
Esther Wolfe
Katherine Marken
Mary Eben Kendall
Wilma Bredernitz
Margaret Finkbeiner
Jewell
Arlie Folk
Esther _Milkey
Margaret Sage
tMe
HL Jewell
Luther Dicks
Grace Clark
Eugene Rentschler
Margaret Finkheiner
Kuebler
Put-in-Bay
Pedestrian rights urged to cut car fatalities
The piece argues that about half of automobile deaths are pedestrians. It urges walkers to use proper crossings and walkways, warning against jaywalking or crossing behind parked cars and stressing pedestrian responsibility to reduce fatalities nationwide.
Howling Success Forest Dunn Traps Near Springfield
Forest Dunn of Springfield Missouri set two traps within a few feet of each other and returned the next day to inspect them. In one trap he found a coyote and in the other his pet builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Dunn
Springfield
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C. G. Lucas
George Hehr
Charles Guthardt
Ernest Towyer
Jackson
Frank Daniels
Grand Lodge
Elsa Collins
Mabel Monroe
B. J. Williams
Spencer
Kenneth
Washington, D. C
D. B. Wheeler
G. W. Harris
Katherine Baker
Willis
Clara Bickel
Cleveland
Laura
Weihe
Raymond
Milwaukee
Guthardt
EH. N. Howe
Dorlesia
Coldwater
Maud Dowd
Ypsilanti
Ruth Sturm
George Alber
Alice Combs
Luella
Anna
Edna
Eriendships
Sasset
Lkely
High School News
GLASS
the Observer
Howling Success
Roy Bixby
Tanner's Store
Saline, Michigan
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