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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
4
Saline residents and visitors populate weekend activity from Detroit to Lansing. Notable events include Miss Hazel March completing nurses training at U of M and a fire call near US-112 after a Buick rollover and blaze. Car crash near Fucss grocery damages a milk truck while no injuries reported.
Thirty years ago reports note several horses killed by lightning and a new merry go round due August 17. ER H Cressy and family visited Rawsonville. Mrs Burkhardt headed to Nebraska. Boos band to play for German Day in August. Wheat losses and market notes accompany a string of local visits and deeds with odd signatures.
The Lincoln Consolidated School of Augusta township becomes sole beneficiary of Charles Eli Alban estate, valued at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. Funds via Union Trust Detroit begin 12 months after probate, with 2000 dollars yearly for bond interest and principal until paid, or 1000 dollars yearly if debt is cleared, residue added to district fund. Alban left no provision for brothers George and Marco Alban. Ann Arbor Tribune.
The publisher of The Observer opened a series of vocational talks at the Rotary Club last Thursday. He spoke on numerous equipment and method changes in newspaper work over forty years. Portraits from President Woodbridge were shown. A note from the Ypsilanti Chamber of Commerce announced the High School band visit to Saline Tuesday evening next week. Tonight’s session moves from noon to Sandlake with the ladies as guests of honor.
Oak Hill Cemetery Association plans an ice cream social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhoades on Friday evening. Community updates include Ada Bradley of Hastings visiting her sister Mrs. Edward Henne, Ida Clements visiting Sturgis hosts, the Pony band performing Saturday night, and a pending lawsuit after 15 year old George Weller shot a fox hound owned by Michael Alber. Visitors include Mrs. Carl Josenhans and daughters in Clinton, Mrs. H S Townsend and Gertrude Townsend in town, Emma Freeman of Ypsilanti with M Alfred Freeman and children, and H E Morris family. The Lady Maccabees plan a Mead's flats picnic tomorrow afternoon.
An ad touts San Yak pills for kidneys stomach and bowels as a universal antiseptic. It claims to prevent 95 percent of diseases and positions the product as the only antiseptic laxative made from vegetables available at all druggists.
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