Local social notes and town accidents update
Emanuel Cook returns from treatment in Goodrich and health improves. Many residents visit relatives, travel, or attend events across Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Saline. A Northville fair celebration is planned for July 5 with sports, a ball game, band, and street dancing. Thurlow Sanford breaks a collarbone and Joseph Masten a rib in a Milan to Ann Arbor truck crash near 6 pm Wednesday. Freeman Stark involved in collision with another car. Funeral for 85 year old Mrs. Sarah Schieh is set in Monroe with Trinity Lutheran services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow Sanford
Joseph Masten
Milan
Ann Arbor
Freeman
Stark
Saline
Times News
Saline Council Proceedings May 1926 Meeting Notes
Regular Saline Common Council session chaired by President Rentschler approved minutes and bills totaling numerous payments to Edison Co Saline Telephone Co and local laborers. Petitions for curb and gutter on West McKay and Hall streets were read, Board of Review appointed, and meeting adjourned to May 17 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
John C. Fischer
Rentschler
Rnitz Crittenden
Fosdick
Alber
Lamberth
Hutzel
Detroit Edison Co
Ughts and Powee
Ccc
Eee
Saline Telephone Co
Herman Gross & Son
C. H. Cerven
Albert Niethammer
John Kohler
Adam Feuerbacher
Fred Mayer
Ter Wiedmaier
Philo
Crittenden and Tambarth
Board of Review
County Fair Names Superintendents for Many Divisions
The county fair appoints superintendents for August 31 to September 4 across divisions including Horses Guy L Mullison Ann Arbor Henry Bredernitz Saline F A Clarke Ypsilanti Beef Cattle Ernest Mann Edwin A Knapp Freedom township Dairy Cattle Glenn Bird Ypsilanti Roland Stein Ann Arbor Hine Wool Sheep Godfrey Fitzmier Freedom township Medium and Coarse Wool Sheep Co R Leland Ann Arbor Swine Albert Feldkamp Muncie star George Needham Saline Poultry J C Mortenson Ann Arbor Bees and Honey Herbert Schatzer Ann Arbor Flowers Mrs J H Boyd Chelsea BF A Showerman Mrs Bart Martin Seeds and Grain Clifford Bradbury Dexter Arthur Lutz Staline Charles McCalla Ann Arbor Vegetables Mrs Clinton Howens Brooks Beckington Ypsilanti Miss Mary Murray Milan Lynn Wortley Rushton Bruits Thomas E Applegate Milan L B Wiard Ypsilanti Need to work Etc Mrs Maude Searmans Mrs Ida Moore Ypsilanti Miss Grace M Geiger Miss Hinzel Braun Culinary Miss Marie Miller Dexter Mrs E B Hellner Ann Arbor Granges Gleaners Farmers Clubs Mrs L R Johnson Rushton Guy L Fuller Hamburg Educational Department Miss Mildred Walsh Dexter Declamation Contest Misses Dorothy Steere Cora L Haas Ann Arbor Professor W C Honpes Michigan State Normal college Smith Hughes Judging Contest H H Laing Lincolin Consolidated school G Jacobs Manchester C H Osborne Ypsilanti George Allan Milan Art Miss Sylvia Braun Mrs Herman Haas Ann Arbor Farm Bureau H S Osler Ann Boys and Girls Clubs Frank C Essick Ann Arbor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy L. Mullison
Ann Arbor
Henry Bredernitz
Salinie
F. A. Clarke
Ypsilanti
Ernest Mann
Edwin A. Knapp
Freedom Township
Glenn Bird
Roland Stein
Godfrey Fitzmier
R. Leland
Albert Feldkamp
Lincolin Consolidated School
G. Jacobs
Manchester
C. H. Osborne
George Allan
Milan
Sylvia. Braun
Herman Haas
Farm Bureau
H. S. Osler
Frank C. Essick
Michigan Highlights From Detroit to Saginaw and More
Michigan notes report Detroit's Masonic and Knights groups as world leading lodges, rising manufacturing in Saginaw, a proposed 10 million dollar Detroit city hall at Grand Circus Park, and strong 1926 growth. Topics include Michigan Bell figures, timber land purchases, Per capita municipal spending in Hamtramck, plans for a ferry on Sugar Island, and conservation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Masonic Temple
Palestine Masonic Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Saginaw
Grand Circus Park
Michigan
Chicago
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Ditgit Eyicon
Detroit City Gas Company
Wick O’connell
Keweenew Peninsula
Hembtramck
Sugar Island
Chippewa County
Michigan Conservation Tepantorenh
Stavs
John Baird
Rr Conservation Department
Dvtrot Distriet
Detoit
J. Hemrvion Hou
Marin J. Dregge
Grand Rapids
Enemetic Young Furniture Barces
Mitchigan
Radio Wizard Francill Demonstrates Driverless Chrysler
Maurice Brancill known as Americas Radio Wizard appears in Saline to show a radio controlled Chrysler 60. A cabinet and antenna replicate steering, throttle, horn and ignition with no human hand on the wheel. He claims tests include passing waves through brick and even audience bodies. Demonstrations are free and educational with an afternoon show at Hutzel and Schnirring Chrysler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Brancill
Francis
America
Francill
Francisl
Tate
Woodrow Wilson
Chrysler
Hutzel & Schnirring
Saline—Adv
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emanuel Cook
Goodrich
Bert Bailey
Cone
Harry Apple
Fred Richards
Sarah Gould
Henry Ormsby
East Henry Street
Clarke Rouse
Richard Collins
Kentucky
Meimmoth
Edward Feuerbacher
Jay Harmon
Indianapolis
Howard Nichols
Highland Park
Bison Shaw
William Shaw
Beverly Gates
Ola Hammond
Julia
Frieda
Helen Lederer
Grover Alber
J. A. Alber
Emma Kirkpatrick
Danville
Ilinois
B. D
Rochester
Fred Stevens
Charles Alber
Dr. Mummery
Max Blaess
Edward Hoag of
Jackson
EB. H. Cook
H. C. Miller
Reid
Toledo
Bent Derendinger
H. O. Dieterle
Chadwick
Port Edwards
Ontario
J. H. Smith
Elenore Cotton
B. D. Hammond
Harry White
Jber
And
Mirs
George Miller
Dixboro
Edward Feurebacher
Jacob Clough
Clifford Frayer
S. B. McLean
Lansing
Edwin McLean
Dickson
Dundee
S. R. Wilson
Wood School
District 5
Lodi
D. J. Stark
Northville
Eastern Coins
Mrs. Etwerd Feuersbacher
Sarah Schiehs
John Schieh
Sarah Bbnis
Monroe
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adolf Lederer
Oakwood Cemetery
T. EB. Johnson
Department of Public Instruction
Court House
Northville Fair Association
Council Proceedings
Citizens Bank
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Liberty “Theatre
Tom Mix
Tony
Wonder Horse
Mr. Mix
Anna Cornwall
Hobart Bosworth and
Pauline Starke
James A. Herne
New England
Frozen North
Dietiker’s
Saline, Mich
Oakland
Pontiac
F. B. Stark & Son
Chayser
H. Gross & Sons
Iron
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block, Saline
Fred Layher Jr
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