Annual Saline District 1School Report 1935
The Saline District No. 1 Fractional annual meeting July 8 1935 approved the secretary and treasurer reports totaling 17 237 53 in general receipts and 2 189 59 for library. Disbursements included teachers salaries 11 956 16 and library purchases 184 54. Trustees elected: Max Fosdick term two years Earl Fosdick and S G Lambarth to fill other seats. A library funded bond purchase was approved. Meeting adjourned.
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Saline District No. 1
Edward F. Henne
General Fund
Robe Sta Caputanrectoue
Ioan
Lee Tescher
Ieee Tceet Ndashnet
Detroit Edison Co
Saline Telephone Co
Water Department
S. R. Wilson
Glenn *Knicely
FERA
Braham Laboratory Co
T. M. Clay
R. B. Kerr
H. D. Clark
Henne
Mats
VEE Crwessmen
Gramer
H. Gross & Son
Geo. V.cook & Son
Saline Mercantile Co
Uphaus & Schroen
Grover’s Central Supply Co
Lowe & Campbell
Ihling Bros
Everard Co
Dodge Gas Station
Fera Boss Tang Et Candyneesc
Ibgndonene
Henry Schroen
Manchester Handle Factory
Bats
Huntington Laboratories
Karl Wiedman
Dobson-Evans Co
Ees Hillsdale Supply Co
MacCellan Co
Webster Publishing Co
George Williams Co
Pioneer Pub. Co
E- Nese E.G. Schirmer Music Co
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Neste
Eee
Scott- Foresman Co
National Regulator Co
Gill Lumber Co
Miss Pray
Isee Laurel Book Co
Eberbach & Sons Co
Ginn & Co
MacFadden Co
Allmendinger
Eberling Creamery Co
Iron Pipe
Fillmore Music House
Miller
Burkhart Stoe
Muir
Wiedman Auto Co
Paul Wilsie
Woodbridge
Judd District
McChiskey
Detroit News
American Educational Press
MacMillan Co
George Wahr
Wilcox & Follette Co
the Book House For Children
Rand & McNally
Webster Pub. Co
Dept Service Fund
Townsend
W. Cook
W. D. Cook
C. A. Jordan
S. R. Wilson Tellers
G. C. “Townsend
Earl Fosdick
Fosdick
Scattering
Lange
Aprils
Watt Becomes Lost In Turkish Harem
Former Scout executive Wallace F Watt writes from Athens to Max Collins about travels in Greece and Turkey. He recounts Istanbul sights including the Mosque of Santa Sophia and the old palace, the Bosphorus boat trip, Ankara's new government and Ataturk reforms, and a comic misadventure in the sultans harem.
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Max Collins
Saline
Mich
Athens
Istanbul
Turkey
Peloponnesus
Greece
Egypt
Constantine
Santa Sophia
Chicago
No Man’s Land
Kenneth
Baker
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Ankara
Gazi
Ataturk
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Aero Espresso
Italo Balbo
Miss Millie Harris, former Saline resident, dies in Detroit
Miss Millie Harris of Saline dies after a brief illness at her Detroit apartment on July 15. A 1879 Saline High graduate, she taught in rural schools, trained as a teacher in Detroit, and long served as principal of the McKinney school. Funeral at Harris undertaking parlor on Cass Avenue with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Surviving relatives include a niece Mrs. Jennie Webb Morris of Venice California and two cousins Miss Annie Corkins Detroit and Mrs. Mary Mattison Saline.
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Millie Harris
Saline
Second Boulevard
Detroit
Harris
Saline High School
Detroit Public
McKinney School
Harris Undertaking Parlor
Cass Avenue
Oakwood
Jennie Webb Morris
Venice
Calif
Annie Corkins
Mary Mattison
Ypsilanti Rotary Club hears Alex Nowlan share life tale
Rotarians enjoyed an engaging program at The Tavern featuring Alex Nowlan, Ypsilanti hardware merchant, who traced his journey from a English orphanage to building his city store. The meeting included committee appointments and a busy classified section with local ads and sales notes.
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Alex Nowlan
Ypsilanti
England
Canada
States
Cadillac
Cleary College
Saline Township Pioneer Called To Rest Sunday
Edward Stierle aged 2 passed away early Sunday morning at his home on Bridgewater road in Saline township. He was born June 30 1863 in Lodi township and lived his life in the county. He belonged to Trinity Lutheran church and is survived by two daughters Emma and Mrs Carl Bredernitz and a son Edwin. Mrs Stierle died years ago. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the residence and 2 30 pm at Trinity Lutheran church Rev Adolf Led er officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stierle
Saline Township
Bridgewater Road
Lodi
Trinity, Lutheran Church
Emma
Carl Bredernitz
Edwin
Stierle
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adolf Lederer
Oakwood Cemetery
Light in the Window and a Pineapple Nut Bake
A friendly column offers inspiration and comfort with a devotional note and a neighborhood recipe. The piece includes a soft soap warning misquoted about lye and a recipe for a no bake pineapple nut cake using butter sugar pineapple walnuts vanilla wafers and a chilling step.
Local notices urged for estate settlements in The Observer
Wanting notices for legal printing in estate settlements, readers are asked to have Probate Judge send them to The Observer. Rates are universal for such matters, ensuring notices appear in the paper.
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Wanthed
Observer
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Bay of Phaleron
Wallace F. Watt
Brown, Shipley & Co
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London
Miss Millie Harris
Alwin Burkhardt
Co. O. Woodbridge
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Charles O. Woodbridge
Alwin Gross
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Henry Leutheuser
W. BE. Dietiker
F. O. Wiedman
E. F. Henne
the Observer
Arthur Miller
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Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Cole’s Feed Store
Parsons
Heininger
Dr. Hess
William Martin
I. H. Co
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Gross
East Henry Street
Saline. Mercantile Company
Ford
Dodge
Plymouth
Herman Heininger
J. Muir
H. W. Keubler
Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Howell
Ann Arbor Street
E. J. Muir
General Motors
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Hyes
Oculist
U. of M
Packard St
Ann Arbor
Benefit Alumni Association
H. BE
Parsons’ Lawn
National Fidelity Co
Ypsilanti, Mich
Leghorn Foundation
Burmeister Poultry Farm
Bridgewater Station
Washtenaw County
Howdy
C. O. Woodbridge
C. C. Woodbridge
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