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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
Open daily from 10 a m to 10 p m at 22 Wuerth Arcade in Ann Arbor Michigan. The notice provides operating hours and the exact storefront location for the business.
A Saline Observer front section blends a verse about a townwise man guarding a garbage pail with a reflection on education and civic budgeting. It critiques debt, bonds, and taxation while urging value in infrastructure and public finance.
Thirty years ago Thomas Zahn married Miss Innie Teufel on a Wednesday night. Minnie Wood of Chicago visits her aunts in town. A. A. Wool and wife attend the Ann Arbor High School banquet and reunion. Prof. A. S. Hall and family return from Grand Baris. John Buckman returns from Washington D C. A G Clarke comes home from Chicago with bride Edith Munson. Edward DePuy suffers serious cuts at work. G J Nissly sells raspberries at five cents a quart. Grammar pupils meet their old teacher Miss Kerr during commencement exercises.
Jurors stood ready to declare not guilty as soon as the coroner finished testimony, closing days of suspicion and debate in the case. The readiness to render a verdict follows extended questioning and mounting public interest.
Spinach may be found on the market at about five cents a pound. Three pounds will make a good meal for five persons with meat and potatoes. Swiss style spinach is prepared by washing boiling then squeezing water, chopping finely, and mixing with onion, butter, flour, broth, and cheese. Garnish with hard cooked eggs. Tomatoes are not yet common. fried half ripe tomatoes offer a variation with bread crumbs and cream.
Fifteen years ago Miss Vesta Schaffer of Belevilie spent Sunday with Saline friends. George Wood of Omaha visits his brother A. A. Wood and family. Mr and Mrs C H Miller entertain in Saline. Grace Mattson attends M A C commencement. Mrs W Case of Morrice visits relatives. Mrs Henry J Milles of Centralia dies Tuesday. Mrs Miller to be returned by train to Saline. Mrs William Moirands family visit. Mer vin and Harald of Imlay City visit relatives. Sechaible Wiedlmen Ford Co sets record with three Fords sold Monday and five on Tuesday. Mrs B C Hitchcock and son Cead tre visit Walkerville Ontario relatives. Old Gillett house on Ann Arbor razed for new dwelling by Herman Lindenschmitt. Inquest into death of Mrs Gottfried Bieterle ends. jury finds death self-inflicted by drowning. early reports suggested possible involvement of others.
J M Stoddard of the Washington Pre ASSOCIATION urges drastic action and public support to enforce laws, warn of a crime wave, and back the President and law enforcement to protect homes and government. A sharp contrast includes a quip about a $10 bill and forest fire losses, plus local incidents in Parker's store and a mayoral greeting in Ionia.
The Wiking Workers club met with Mrs. Berta Gaor in June, drawing 506 in attendance, featuring an improvised program of readings and recitations by Mrs. Dorothy Heilman, Mrs. Edna Crais, Mrs. Olive Haslick, Mrs. Lisna Gordon, and Mrs Zelma Johnson. A fine supper followed and members adjourned to meet at Mrs. Mary Layher’s home with hostess pairs Mrs. Layher and Mrs. Florence Carnysh.
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