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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
8
A Brighton clergyman said after a bridal ceremony a bride handed him an envelope he thought held a fee but contained a slip reading We desire your prayers. The Howell Democrat notes the humorous misdirection as the paper was read aloud.
State of Michigan chancellor court order requiring defendants and unknown heirs to appear within three months or have bill confessed. publication to begin in Saline Observer for six weeks or personal service prior to appearance. Describes lands in Washtenaw including sections 7 18 and 18 with parcels along Saline River.
Edward W. Pickard reports Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge settling at the South Dakota State Game Lodge with collies as guests while the White House scope shifts west. Lindbergh’s New York homage dazzles millions. Byrd and Chamberlain await Europe plans. Soviet Russia warns Europe as disarmament debates lag.
Leo Rosencrans stars as Harry Carter in "Let's Go Somewhere" on the fourth night of Community Chautauqua. He brings extensive experience from screen and stage, having previously acted with Mackley Players and in Channing Pollock's "The Fool."
The feature Bigger than Barnum's, touted as bigger than Barnum's, screens at the Liberty theatre Saturday and Sunday. Arthur Guy Empey writes and Ralph Lewis Viola Dana George O'Hara and Ralph Ince star in an inside look at circus life.
A forecast of nearly 4 987 000 gallons of milk for Washtenaw county farms over 150 days highlights a winter to summer production surge. Experts urge absolute cleanliness and cold handling, with step by step guidance from Prof. Farrington on separating, cooling, and processing cream into butterfat for higher quality, market value.
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