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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
3
An old classified style ad lists many used cars including 1921 Ford Tourings, 1919 Maxwell Touring, 1917 Ford Touring, 1919 Chevrolets, two 1920 Chevrolets, a 1920 Dort Touring, and a farm truck, with down payments from 50 to 1430 dollars. It claims mechanically sound condition, new parts, and trade ins. The seller pitches low prices, trade options, and quick sale.
Livestock growers urged to sell via daily trips offered by agents. Arthur Armbruster directs shipping dates, with Saline Co-Op Ass'n handling arrangements.
Born to Mr and Mrs Sam Gallon a daughter of Mrs L A Phelps of Detroit visited Mrs B Mattison on Wednesday A H Schrader is in Wyandotte today and tomorrow on a business trip Paul Cross of Detroit was a week end guest of Rev and Mrs W J Cross Henry Schroena received a telegram from Billings Montana announcing that Charles Guthard his brother in law had died during the morning No particulars available A masquerade dance at Mooreville last Friday night yielded best dressed couple Wals ter Armbruster Mae Hendershot and a gentleman from Ann Arbor won prizes The Recreation bowling and billiard parlor opened in the Nissly building under Jay Harmon and Karl Woelper with billiards pool and bowling amenities
The Ann Arbor district pushes the Methodist Educational Advance with strong subscriptions totaling over 130000 locally and more than 600000 statewide. Members are urged to give, with semi annual payments and examples like a 190 subscription equaling 10 dollars every six months for five years. The pastor will be in Monroe all week working on the program as Sunday efforts boost support and a missionary offering funds.
Sir Philip Gibbs lauds the American Relief Administration for famine relief in Europe praising U S generosity and efficiency. He notes aid to Russia and Ukraine feeding millions, with Hoover’s leadership and volunteers risking health and lives. He commends organizational feats and enduring philanthropy behind the relief effort.
Clarence Ryan returned home from Detroit. B S Cook of Milan visited Samuel Craig. John Connor Sr attended his nephew's funeral in Toledo. Mrs. Fred Richards was home from Ann Arbor. Miss Mary Murray dined with Mrs. Alger Allison’s family. Mrs. S Kleversant and Mrs. Sam Craig visited Macon relatives. Marshall Canine and family stayed with Orrin Canine in Saline. Louis Ernst and family visited Kenneth McMichael. Mary and Carlton Murray called on Frank Jackson, Kenneth McMichael, and A. R. Murray. Several residents, including Beatrice Schroen and Mildred Richards, have been ill.
H. Moore of the Michigan Potato Producers Association and Michigan Agricultural College extension chief says poor seed costs growers millions yearly due to low yields. Certified seeds improve production, with Michigan exports of seed to Pennsylvania and other states. Only 22 percent of certified seed offered in 1922 stayed in Michigan, while 78 percent went abroad. Pennsylvania alone bought 40,000 bushels.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on February 20 1923 G C Townsand and R W Mills filed a final admin account for Jane R Humphrey deceased. Hearing set for March 14 at 10 a m in the probate office with copy order to be published three weeks in Saline Observer. Judge Emory B Leland presiding. Dorcas G Donegan, Register.
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