Wonderful Address At Rotary Meeting
Rotarians heard a detailed talk by Mr. Bliss of the Milan Detention Reformatory on fingerprinting and eye vein patterns as identifying tools. He praised better trained officers, recalled aiding in the Tri State Gang roundup, and discussed criminals posing as respectable citizens. Bert Gillen also attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Milan
Hauptmann
Dillinger
Mr. Bliss
East
Tri-State
Bert Gillen
Liar in the Window and the Quiet Counsel of Habits
A friendly column offers inspiration and caution in equal measure. It cites quotes from Theodore Roosevelt and missing context to urge readers toward mindful habits and steady effort, reflecting on influence from friends and neighbors as well as personal accountability.
Candy Apples and Old Notices From March 1882 Milan
A fragmentary page merges a candy apple recipe with local notices. It mentions a paint shop relocation on Henry street, property sales on Chicago street, and trust day school announcements. Obituary style birthday greetings list several residents and ages from Milan and nearby rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Jr.s Sanford
Cé N. EL
Cor
Henry Street
Donm
Burkhart
Milan
Saline
Ruby Burlingame
Laura Yvallace
Clarinda Nichoson
Eliza Hall
EB. Towler
Elizabeth Smith
Jane Church
Marcia Mills
Miss Charlotta Josenhans dies in North Carolina
Miss Charlotta Josenhans a Saline native and granddaughter of Mrs J J Sanford died February 20 in Withington North Carolina. Born May 25 1905 she trained as a nurse at Harper Hospital Detroit and James Walker Memorial Hospital Wilmington graduating in 1934 with top grades. She served as a nurse instructor at James Walker Hospital and funeral services were attended by nurses in uniform. She had lived with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Carl Josenhans in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotta Josensans
Saline
Jimma
J. Sanford
East Ann Street
Ann Arbor
Withington
North Carolina
Herman and
Rose Sanford Josenhans
Samuel Josenhans
Harper Hospital
Detroit
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
James Waller Hospital
Carl Joseshans
Auction Sale On Durham Manse Farm Near Saline Manchester
Public auction to be held on the farm four miles west of Saline Manchester on Dell Road. Items include several Durham and Jersey cows, a Jersey heifer, horses a sorrel mare and gelding, hay, farm implements such as binder mower cultivator plow and grain drill, a wagon and harness, and miscellaneous farming gear. Terms listed with the auctioneers and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Manchester
Durham Cow
Jersey
Joan Durham
Auction sale of farm equipment and livestock near Saline
Public auction to begin at noon on Friday March 13 1936 two miles southwest of Saline on US 112 selling I H C Farmall tractors plows team of two grey geldings 10 years old 97 Fine Wool ewes Shropshire lambs Chester White brood sow Poland China gilts and a large list of farming gear and supplies. Terms cash. Auctioneer Jim Finnell. Clerk Arthur Heininger. Also note Michigan State College hosts a short course on horse shoeing and show prep the week of March 9 13 at East Lansing led by John Mac Allen Jack Carter and Harry Moxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Us-112
I. H. C. Farmall
Ann Arbor
Poland
China
Heiter
McCormick
John Deere
New Idea
Stewart
Otto
C. Hagens
Jim Finnell
Arthur Heininger
Michigan
Michigan State College
East Lansing
John MacAllen
Jack Carter
Harry Moxley
St John Church Announces Sunday School Schedule
In a formal notice the St John Church invites all to Sunday school held on the second and fourth Sundays each month. The message extends a cordial invitation to members and neighbors for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine Est
Saline Triumphs In Tough Overtime Win At Clinton
Saline defeated Clinton 27 to 25 in a stubborn Haror League game decided in three overtimes. Charles Ward hit a nine? overhead shot late in the third OT to lift Saline, with Rentschler and Armbruster contributing key plays after fouls sidelined Dicks and Volz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Clinton
Volz
Eugene Rentschler
Lloyd Armbruster
Rentschler
Dick Ward
Luther Dicks
Kenneth Volz
Milton Hartman
Richard Ward
Paul Rogers
Thachers Thumbnail Sketches
Charles Collins describes two teacher figures. Edith Katherine Thacher from Benzonia Michigan excels in Latin and English, enjoys music and stamps, dreams of travel, and indulges boat modeling and Old Ironsides. Mr Knicely, born near Milan, advances from normal college to superintendent roles, earned a Library of Congress thesis, and mentors students across many subjects while enjoying power machinery and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzonia
Michigan
Edith Katherine
University of Michigan
University Symphony Orchestra
Marlette
Saginaw
MR. Knicely
Whittaker
Milan
Ypsilanti
Milan High School
Ypsilanti Normal College
Penamo High School
Ypsi
Chi Delta
Yopsilanti
Ida
Detroit Editson Company
U. of M
Sa~ Line
Library of Congress
Washington
U.S
What the Railroads Do in An Hour
In an hour America's Class I railroads earn $373 543 from transportation operations, spend $278 741 in operating expenses, pay $173 428 in wages, pay $27 340 in taxes to national state and local governments, load 3 514 cars with revenue freight, and take aboard 51 368 passengers. Michigan Railroad Employees and Citizen League. Cupid seems to have at least one arrow for every beau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICC
America
Michigan
Railroad _Employees and Citizen League
Ypsilanti Clinton Defeat Saline in Friday Bowling Meet
Ypsilanti and Clinton trounced Saline teams Friday night as the locals dominated from start to finish. High scores included Max McHenry with 222 single and Earl Max posting a 571 combined. Local ads list farm goods and services from Parsons and Saline Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McHenry
Earl Max
Ypsilanti O'Byrne Peae Glodstersee
Pierson
Max Ase
Briges
Hubscher
Pace
Noble
M. McHenry
Fritz Pearenennannennnanee
Harmon
Clintom
Clinton
Tully Mee
F. Tate
Cc. Tate
B. Tate
Marble
Willing Workers Plan Health Talks and Bake Sale
The February Willing Workers meeting at Mrs. Jessie Forsythe’s home had 21 attendees. A potluck dinner followed welfare sewing and devotionals led by Mrs. Fitzgerald. A bake sale is set for March 14 and eight health talks will be held at various locations this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Forsythe
Fitzgerald
Saline Savings Bank Tax Deadline Notice
The statement notes a tax deadline at Saline Savings Bank on Saturday March 14 and marks it as the final day to receive taxes. It is signed by Co. W. Carr, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Savings Bank
Co. W. Carr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ean
the Saline Bakery
Cole
Neuhauser
K. & L. Poultry Plant
Cross ‘St
Neuhauser Hatchery
Napoleon
Ohio
Rotary Meeting
Paul’s Church
Thomas Shurtz
Frezhart
James MacIntosh
Fogram
Toro
Washtenaw County
Ms. del Toro
S. Alary Jane AtLee
Ann Arbu
Cy Ui
Dexter
Jean Carlene D
Sortiano
Macintosh
Tulio del Toro
Unive
T of
Anc
Vitor Krainik
Guy Tho
Rudolph
Clerl
St. John
Mos Tre
Cpa
Bestar
Paul Mann
Sports Heditors In
Thachers
Charles Collins
Miss Small
Cupid
Beau
Ypsilanti and
By Max McHenry
the Observer
Parsons
Charles Hanson
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
W. E. Dietiker
Embark
Saline Mercantile Co
Dr. Hess
G L. Parsons
Galden
Case
W. J. Schneider
Route 4
E. J. Muir
C. A. Welch
Shaw School
Benzler Farm
John F. Reule
HE. J. Muir
Cecil Davenport
Ann Arbor St
Saline, Mich
Hyes
Qocalist
Packard St
Katherine Weiennett
A. G. Wood
Dime Bank
Herman Heininger
Art
Shell Station
Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Philco
Art Klager
Zata
Minnesota
Chelsea
Mich
Saline Valley
W. J. Ritterskamp
Reation
Heinie
Ormsby
Dell Tanner
C. Haavver
Gress
Tanner
Dell
Gillen Pepe
Harmon Aebie
Texaco
Ron Fitzgerald
Texaco Koebbe
Tanner mHislee
Armbruster Settee
Fritz Hicangeses
Fitzgerald . i
McHenry
Kar Nut
Dieterle
Elsman
Ormsby Ebigeen Tanner
Armbruster
Stimpson
Burkhardt
Fosdick
Siandings
Pet .Merchants
Recreation
Haarer
Mineenes
Texaco Seaey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!