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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
2
Central York reports visits among Milan families including Mrs John Gooding with her brother Wirt LeBaron and others. Several residents undergo medical, school and social events, with gatherings at Oak Grove school and Lake Ridge picnic noted among families and neighbors.
Harmond and others attend Memorial and Decoration Day events while many families—Forsythe, Stimpson, Nedham, Girhach, Whitley, Gordon, Gilbert, Needham, Gauntlett, Dunn, McGowan, Fenton and others—share meals, visits, and picnics around Milan, Macon, Dexter, Romulus, Ypsilanti, and nearby towns. Multiple households host relatives, attend services, and gather for community observances.
Miss Madga Garrett and Leon Vealey with family hosted visitors from Pontiac and Ypsilanti. Dozens of neighbors and relatives from Saline Milan Ann Arbor and Britton attended gatherings in the area including hosting, visiting, and Sunday calls at various homes.
Clyde Davenport spent Saturday through Monday with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Lege in West Davenport. Mr and Mrs Nel Davenport attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs Lillie Boughner in Farmington. Carroll Culbertson of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Nett Davenport joined Mr and Mrs Gar Davenport and son Clyde for Saturday dinner. Mildred Livernois visited with friends and relatives in Findlay Ohio from Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Bad Wagner moved from Ann Arbor to the home of his mother Mrs Bred Wagner in Lodi and Mrs Will Duper will live with her daughter in Ann Arbor.
ILDD DISTRET YE Paul Richards visits Karl Taeurer in Macon this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harder and family of Clinton spend Sunday with William Essenburg. Ann Arbor residents Mr. and Mrs. W E Ward called on Reubin Rwes Sunday evening. The Tangs entertain Mr Lanzstaff’s Detroit family Sunday. Conklin and A C Reves couples entertain at D G Richards recently. Edd Gregg and family of Ann Arbor attend Friday events in this area Monday. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Richards attend W C T U meeting at Mrs. Schmid's Thursday afternoon. Hubert Richards of Ann Arbor and Ronald King of Detroit join Saturday night at D G Richards home.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court of Ann Arbor on May 28 1926 ordered a hearing for Lee Tescher executor to seek license to sell real estate of John W Guenther by private sale for distribution. The hearing is set for June 28 at 10 am at the probate office. Publication required in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior.
Wheat at 1.43 per bushel oats 0.42, corn 0.76. Heegs 13.14 cents calves 0.12. iat Beggs 0.28. Prices shown for grain and livestock across listed commodities.
The Stewart Warner Safety Council cites annual US losses from auto accidents near 581.65 million dollars in direct costs and 1.12 billion when time and other factors are included. Lives estimated at 22,600 yearly with 678,000 non fatal crashes costing 175 dollars per case.
An article urges universal observance of Golden Rule Sunday in December to aid Near East Relief. It links Thanksgiving and Christmas gratitude with practical charity for orphans overseas, proposing a shared Sunday dinner modeled on the orphanage meal and year‑round aid.
Washtenaw county eighth grade graduation planned for Saturday at Ann Arbor High School with a 10 30 start. Dr M S Pittman will give the commencement address on Questions and Answers. Musicians, recitations, flag salute, diplomas, a basket picnic, and a Lincoln Consolidated School band concert will follow.
Washtenaw county Michigan probate reports James W. Clark deceased with Ford Roberts petitioning for administration to Thomas W. Boatwright or other suitable person. Appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. hearing set for June 21 at ten o clock. Publication in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
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