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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
3
Saline residents report moving into new homes across East Michigan Avenue and Manchester, with visits between families in Pontiac Detroit and Ypsilanti. Washtenaw Pomona Grange meets March 12 in Ann Arbor with a noon potluck, while community groups discuss local events and school activities.
Thirty years ago a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wirt LeBaron south of town on Saturday. Miss Hovey of Detroit will head Humphrey & Co millinery parlors for the coming season. Andrew Lindenschmidt bought the G A Lindenschmidt meat market and rents the building. An eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Jedele of Lodi died Friday. Juror W J Jackson learned court adjourned until April due to snow. Snow delays train service Monday and Tuesday. Julius F Sanford died after a long illness at 61 on Henry Street.
Fifteen years ago R H Bamer of Weston visited A E Cole home. Lewis Cool spent part of the week in Alpena. Miss Louetta Schaible and Luella Layher visited relatives in Detroit. Mr and Mrs A B Hamlin celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Township Treasurer Henry Rentschler collected taxes with no delinquents. Miss Bessie Carven returned from a two month visit with cousins in Denver. Mrs Herman Jaeger of Saline township died of pleurisy. Rev George McTaggart and wife move from Gregory to Rolla Baptist church. Willard P Rouse called from Morenci Arizona to Los Angeles Ford service dept. Helen Rentschler visited sister Mrs Thomas Rogers in Ann Arbor. Mrs Josephine VanHouten hosted sisters Ida Sanford Ypsilanti and George VanHouten Sr Latine township and Mrs Biarshall Canine. Fern Crittenden spent time in Ann Arbor with sister Mrs Calvin Wolf. Pay cemetery dues.
A rare out of print architectural volume inspired a faithful recreation for Universal’s Uncle Tom's Cabin opening at Liberty theatre. The film portrays Beard & Calhoun auctioneers in a bustling slave auction with four stages showing furniture livestock and Tom’s grim transfer, aiming for historic realism.
The annual spring election is planned for April 1 with voters selecting two Michigan Supreme Court justices, two University of Michigan regents, two state board of agriculture members, the superintendent of public instruction, one state board of education member, Washtenaw circuit court judge, and township officers. A special county vote on Sunday hunting prohibition is also on the ballot. St Pauls League will hold a baked goods sale March 9 at Fucs grocery. The Observer covers Saline Trading area.
The Township Clerk of Ledi in Washtenaw County Michigan announces registration rules under the Michigan Election Law. Eligible voters may register in person on non-holiday weekdays prior to elections except between the second Saturday before a primary or general election and election day. The last day for general registration does not apply to Absent Voters. The clerk will review the registration book at the residence on March 9 and March 16, 1929 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day. Dated February 28 1929 Herman Gensley.
The Christian Science Society of Saline meets in the hall over Citizens Bank at 10 30 a m Sunday with subject Man A testimonial meeting follows Wednesday at 730 pm All are invited Sunday school after the morning service with admission for pupils under 24 Distance not enchanted to gasless drivers. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advertised for coughs and croup relief sold at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
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