Saline Defeats Dexter In Two Fast Games
Saline Athletic Club routed Dexter in both halves as Tanner started at center for Saline and led with Layher and Schoolmaster scoring for the Orange and Black. Tanner was ejected on four fouls in the fourth quarter and Lehmid added two late baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Dexter
Orange & Black
Tanner
Stamp
Layher
Schoolmaster
Tamner
Lehmid
Schieh
Cook
Stang
Adam
Tanner Faciz
Icecats
Ano Archer
Saline Prims Chelsea In Local Court Hurdle
Saline defeats Chelsea 16 to 12 in a low scoring rough game as Chelsea struggles with injuries to Brooks and others. Stang led Saline with 8 points, Cotdk added points from the line, and several Chelsea players were limited by the day's injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. May
Chelsea Boys
Chelsea
Ayere
Brooks
Howell
Saline
Stang
Cotdk
Stanz
Maereher
Elder
Schoehals
Tanner
Schoolmaster
Cook
Chelsea ‘Tribune
Thirty Years Ago Schemes and Local Happenings Reported
A dubious property swindle is traced by report of a stranger selling fake insurance while a real policy would not surface funds if a fire occurs. Fred Nissly named Junior P Exhibition orator. A piano was moved to Ypsilanti for repairs. John F Buck family moves in. An upcoming event promises a historic transfer of titles with two people exchanging roles. Donations to Rev Potter total 131 dollars. Arbeiter Verein opens lodge on Davenport building. County clerk’s office visit noted in Ann Arbor. Art Brown is sociable and welcomes friends. Oscar Lamkin sells a large bench of heavy pewters to Saline market. 163 head averaging 125 pounds each. Hauser & Co buys at 5 cents per pound totaling 1078.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookisn
Fred Nissly
Ypsilanti
John F. Buck
U.S
Riv. Potter
M. i Church
Arbeiter Verein
Davenport
Ann Arbor
Art
Brown
Joviet
Oscar Lamkin
Saline
Hauser & Co
Local notices and incidents from Fifteen Years Ago
Drck smith shop moves to Schaixver building. Miss Edith Kyte starts at Wandotte telephone office. Edward Alber and wife move to Sureka Kansas. Herman Heininger injured by a hay wagon incident. Milan depot destroyed by fire. Rev. Benjamin Parsons dies in Seattle at daughter’s home. Mrs. Emeline Humphrey dies near the depot. High school girls plan a leap-great party at Mr and Mrs H Miller. Literary Club to meet with Miss Like McMichael March 8. Local prices: chickens cents per pound. Cloverseed eight dollars. Hogs four twenty five per hundred, cattle four. Heirs to eighty eight thousand dollar Dutch estate reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kyte
Wandotte
Edward Alber
Sureka
Kansas
Herman Heininger
Milan
Benjamin Parsons
Presbyterian Church
Timothy Josenhans
Seattle
Washington
Emeline Humphrey
H. Miller
Literary Club
Like McMichael
Federated Church notes and funeral reminder
The Federated Church extends condolences to the friends of Mrs. Hoyt who died Saturday. She was the oldest member of the church and active in the Ladies Aid Society. A missionary play drew strong interest. The Federated Societies meeting is moved to Tuesday March 6 due to Mrs. Hoyt’s funeral on March 4. Potluck breakfast precedes business sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Hoyt Thais
Saline
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Jose
M. E
Federated Churches
Federated Societies
Hoyt Greurting
Gas Fails Ford Crew After Ann Arbor Excursion
A group of four young men drove two ladies to Ann Arbor for a night out. On the return trip their Ford refused to run due to a dry gas tank. The gas scout scrambled to find fuel, finally refilling the tank to continue home to Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Dexter
Bill Sam's Dictionary misfires at local spelling match
The Cross Roads school teacher drew ire by a playful but awkward dictionary riff during a spelling contest last Friday night. The piece centered on paleontology and fossils, jab at a student named enoch, and referenced Bill Sam's Dictionary pages 483 and 672, in a humorous but controversial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Martin
Cross Roads
Shin
Lohetfelloxy
Bill Sas
Bill
Sam
Classified Notices and Rates for Obituaries and Announcements
The notice outlines pricing for cards of thanks and condolences, obituary and marriage notices, and poetry and entertainment announcements. It notes free publication for certain obituary and marriage notices and specifies paid rates for poetry and entertainment listings. Michigan Yeopile section referenced.
Europe’s Fractured Frontier Over Centuries of Feuding
The piece traces the long quarrel between France and Germany from Charlemagne’s heirs through Verdun, showing how lands like the Netherlands, Belgium, and Holland shaped power between nations. It predicts Europe’s unease may endure, with broader visions of future world powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Verdun
Charlemagne
Gradpa
Levis
Charles the Bold
Franks
Rhine
Frenice
Lothaire
Switserland
Italy
Louis the Germa
Charlemense
Standpa
Netherlands
Belgium
Holland
Swtigenitt
Wringle
Europe
Egypt
Babylon
China
Arabia
Brazil
Australia
Africa
Auction Sale at Dieterle Farm Near Saline Milan
Charles Hanson will sell at public auction on the premises known as the Dieterle farm five miles southwest of Saline and five miles northwest of Milan, starting 1:00 p m Tuesday March 1928. Items include horses cattle hogs sheep implements hay and seed potatoes with liberal terms of sale. Auctioneer Guy Thompson. Clerk Lee Tescher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hanson
Dieterle Farm
Saline
Milan
Lewis’ School
Durham
Poland
China
John Deere
Guy Thompson
Lee -Tescher
Marriage Licenses Read Off in Detroit and Ann Arbor Areas
William Roy Fife 37 Detroit Pau line Hochrein 27 Ann Arbor Leon H. Fuller 19 Milan Mary Gallup 18 Ypsilanti James G. Thompson 24 Marty Conglin 21 Ypsilanti Johnns A Comiskey 222 Ann Arbor Teta M Haarer 34 Fowlerville listed in licenses with ages and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Roy Fife
Detroit
Pauline
C. Hochrein
Ann Arbor
Leon H. Fuller
Milan
Mary Gallup
Ypsilanti
James G. Thompson
Marty Conglin
Johnns
A. Comiskey
Teta M. Haarer
Fowlerville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Athletic Club
Clive Hanemond
Brewar
Pain’ Fere Carner S
Tay
Amin
Furhaeve
Pony Journal
Will Acton
Drcksmith
Schaixver
Henry Hill
Lake Pleasant
Albert Hil
Capac
Nethelands
Lapeer Clarion
Tubbs
THE
Parent-Teachers Association
Saline Opera
Amos Coleman
Deacon Dibbs
Sornicn Center
West Virg Handon Crawley
Major McNutt
Sorshu
West Virginna
Wheeler's Pharmacy
Federated Church
W. J. Gross
FORD
Bill Sam’s
Sim. R. Wilson
Michigan
Michigan Yeopile
Wiedman Auto Co
W. E. Dietiker
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