Yost Barr Wedding Unites Detroit Native in Fordson Family Home
A pretty home wedding took place Saturday at the Barr home as Miss Irene Yost married Donald L. Nast of Detroit. Rev C L Adams of Milan performed the Methodist service with Francis Bernard of Detroit playing. Guests included relatives from Ottawa, Hillsdale, Chelsea, Sheldon and Detroit.
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William H. Barr
Irene
Donald L. Nast
Detroit
Alendelssohn
Francis Bernard
Pauline Gramer
Fordson
Michigan
Harold Maloney
Lawrence Rowsey
Frances Barnard
Jerome Walker
Sheldon
Merle Barr
Chelsea
Edith Congdon
Ottaiwa
Ontario
Nellie Congdon
Hillsdale
Saline Common Council Holds Regular Meeting May 7 1928
The Saline common council held a regular meeting in the council room on May 7, 1928, with President Rentschler presiding.
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Council Room
Saline Trustees approve bills and discuss town needs
The Saline village board, led by President Emanuel Rentschler and Clerk Charles Tower, approved reading of bills from Detroit Edison to Wiedman Auto Co and salaries for village staff. They considered street work, lighting, curb raising, roof repairs, and a tax rate of 1.55. Several notices for sales and rentals appeared between motions to adjourn.
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Detroit Edison
Wiedman Auto Co
S. R. Wilson
Adam Klumpp
Fred Mayer
Aaron Luckhardt
George Bernard
Saline Mercantile Co. Moise
George Helzerman
C. H W. Carven
Saline Telephone Co
Fred Luckhardt
PUOMC
Fred Schaible
J. A. Atber
Vaile & Sullivan
George Seeger
Wee
Bielernitz
Goltz
John Heininger
Crittenden
Sehbleh
W.martin
Whitlock Street
Schuylerville
Bredernitz
Schleh
Emanuel Rentschler
Charles Tower
Saline Poultry Association Meeting Set With Talks
The Saline Poultry Association will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rovers Tuesday evening June 26. Larry Lee of the American Agricultural Corporation will speak along with Mr. Hemingway. A musical program will be provided. Ice cream and cake will be served and a cordial welcome awaits all interested in poultry breeding and care.
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Saline Poultry Association
Reuben Rovers
Larry Lee
American Agricultural Corporation
Hemingway
Village Warns Public Against Dumping Within Limits
Saline Village announces a warning against dumping any rubbish inside village limits under penalty of law by the Village Council.
1926 Ford Coupe in Excellent Condition
Car listing notes a 1926 Ford Coupe in excellent condition with Jacquer finish and five good tires. Sold by George W. Cook & Son, authorized Chevrolet dealers.
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GHO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
GEO. W. Cook .& Son
O.K
GEO. W. Cook & Son
George W. Cook & Som
Weather Keeps Conversation Fresh in Daily Life
The speaker notes changing weather as a natural conversation starter. Variety in climate provides topics and avoids dull chats.
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services and Picnic
Reuber Crasby, pastor, and Rev. S. T. Dunkwil lead Sunday morning worship at 10:00 with Sunday school at 11:15 and Epworth League at 6:30. Union evening service at 7:45. Midweek service Thursday at 7:45 with prayers and praise. Ann Afobr district ministers and wives picnic at North Lake on June 25 with dinner by North Lake church ladies at 50 cents per plate.
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Epworth League
Rev
S. T. Dunkwil
Berrayer
Ann Afobr
North Lake
North Lake Church
Federated Church Notes S. T. Dunk
Pastor services follow usual schedule with morning worship at 10:00, Bible school at 11:15, and evening service at 7:45. The Young People meet at 7:00, and Thursday evening the Old Testament study resumes. All are welcome.
Christian Science Notes Saline Service at Bank Hall
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall over the Citizens bank with the lesson God the Only Cause and Creator. A testimonial meeting is planned Wednesday at 7 30 p m and a Sunday school for pupils under 20 follows the morning service.
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The
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
God
Michigan prize winner in Dodge Brothers slogan contest
Miss Florence M. List of Bay City won $250 third prize in the Dodge Brothers $20 000 slogan contest for the Victory Six. Her entry Unrivaled in Construction Unequalled in Beauty The Victory Six was chosen from 340 000 slogans. First prize of $1 000 went to C G Micheal of Colorado Springs for Making a Good Name Better. The report notes a seasonal fishing remark about bait today.
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Michigan
Dodge Brothers
Victory Six
Florence M. List
Bay City
Miss List
C. G .Micheal
Colorado Springs
Bounties Placed on Woodchucks and Hawks in Sakine Township
Sakine township announces bounties of 25 cents per woodchuck and 50 cents per hawk until further notice. Township Clerk GC. F. Fitzgerald signs the notice.
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Sakine
GC. F. Fitzgerald
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R. S. McCord
Saline Creamery
OG. Briggs
Rhode Island Reds
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Chamberlain’s
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John Deere Gang
Paradise
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East Michigan Ave
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H. A. Schroen
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Herbert Hlliott
Laflin
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Saline and Vicinity
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