Regular Council Meeting Minutes July 6 1954
City council proceedings list attendees Mayor Leutheuser and six council members. Topics include building permits for Lange and Hoefts gas station remodels and Ed Hering parcels. resignation of Justice of the Peace George Wood. resolutions for water main and curb and gutter projects. and thanks for wreath at Orange Risdon ceremony. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutheuser
Buck
Coe
Collins
Little
Roesch
Fred Larson
Williams Street
Herbert Lange
Silkworth Co
Hoeft
Walker’s Variety Store
Schild’s Midg
Ed Hering
West Russell Street
Saline Heights
George Wood
South Harris Street
Spring
North Maple
North Harris St
Blanche Mead
Council
Orange Risdon
Public Notice Opening Special Assessment Roll in Saline
The Saline City Council announces a special assessment roll for replacing a 4 inch water main on South Morris Street from Assessors Plat No. 5 to the east line of the NE quarter Section 1 Town 4 South Range 5 East Washtenaw County Michigan. The roll amounts to $1 265 and will be available for public examination with plans and specifications.
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Harris Street
Morris Street
City of
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Saline City Council to review special assessment roll
The City Clerk has estimates of the proposed improvement on file and available for public inspection during normal hours. The City Council will meet August 2, 1954 at 8:00 p.m. at City Building Saline to review the Special Assessment Roll and hear complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Saline
Special Assessment Roll for Spring and Maple Streets Curb Work
The city council prepared a Special Assessment Roll to cover 8500 for curb and gutter on Spring Street West side Detroit to Clark, North Maple Street East side Michigan Ave to Clark and North Harris Street sides to Clark, dated August 2 1954 at 8 00.
Saline Michigan A Growing City Rooted In History
History notes Saline rivals larger cities in beauty and commerce with a thriving business district and ample churches and schools. August 12 1824 Orange Risdon selected a rich site in section 1 for a future city, near abundant timber water and farmland, with a legacy of a classic native village nearby and six historic trails.
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Saline
Michigan
Orange Risdon
Range East
Risdon
Fair County
Doubless
Notice to creditors in Charles P. Smith estate probate
In Washtenaw County probate court on July 7 1954 Judge Jay H Payne orders creditors of Charles P Smith incompetent to file written sworn claims. Kenneth H Rogers fiduciary to receive notices and claims heard September 20 1954 at 2 PM with publication for three weeks in Saline Observer and service of notice by registered mail or personal delivery within set days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Charles P. Smith
Jay
Russell St. Saline
Saline Observer
Jay H. Payne
Growth of Saline: platted village moves from 1826 to 1932
The Saline town site developed from early cabins near Leonard Miller and Daniel Cross to a platted village by Risdon in 1882. Additions followed by Haywood, Risdon, Bennett, Mills and others as the D H and W railroad spurred growth. The first inn by Orange Risdon in 1829 became the ancestral hub, with Finch and Van Heusen shaping commerce and trade prospering around Chicago and Adrian streets. A landscape note from Michigan State highlights a shade tree as a planning symbol.
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Leonard Miller
Daniel Cross
Detroit and
Chicago
Mr. Risdon
Orange Risdon
Adrian
J. McKinnon and Son
Caleb van Heusen
van Heusen
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THE
Association
F.G. Handy Ruth MecCartery Advertising Representative
Michigan Press Service
Spring Street
Detroit Street
Clark Street
Maple Street
East Michigan Avenue
Bennett Street
Anna Douvitsas
David S. Haywood
Oldsmobile
General Motors
A. & M. Chevrolet Co
Michigan Ave
Lake Macatawa
West Michigan
White Lake
Cheboygan- Emmet
Tawas Bay
Lake Huron
Michigan Brewers’ Association
Madison Avenue
Detroit
Alies Brewing Co
Frankenmuth Brewing Co
Goebel Brewing Co
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Sebewaing Brewing Co
Stroh Brewery Co
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