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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
1
Local notices list multiple sales including 60 Egg Buckeye incubator by D J Stark and several farm animals for sale. Auto shop Wiedman offers car washing and painting and paper hanging services. Rentals include church living rooms and violin teacher A Rogers visiting Saline weekly. Also mentions Dean's Smokeless Oil and eyewear service by Emil H Arnold.
The Com mon Council met February 6 with President Fuess and trustees present. Bills from Glass, Gook & Atkinson and others were read. Bailey & Stark disputed. Funds moved between conting ent, lighting and water. An election commission was formed. The state health department aims to curb stream pollution and industrial waste, requiring sewer descriptions from private and public entities. Also a cinema review notes The Song of the Soul starring Vivian Martin, with details on cast and release at the Liberty theatre.
J L Dukes sells his farm at public auction on the Town Line between Pittsfield and York townships one mile east of Saline. Sale begins at noon with horses cattle sheep hogs and farm implements including McCormick binder mower cultivator spreader and hay oats corn and fodder. Clerk Lee Téscher and Allet, Charles Thompson listed as organizers.
Professor J B Edmonson audits school diploma program as accrediting standard met. Senior class to lead chapel with Miss McCailtosh. Eric ay Howard Wolford returns after three months away. Miss Wicks absent. Mrs Fairbank covers. Sophomore group enjoys evening at Norman Kazmaier’s home. Saline teams drop both basketball games to Northville. Rehearsals for Girls Glee Club operetta Feast of The Red Corn underway for March 24 at the Opera House. Indians planned.
Republicans of Saline Township will meet in caucus on Saturday March 11 at 2 p.m. in the Council Rooms to nominate candidates for township officers and to handle any other business that may arise.
The Federated Church announces Sunday sermons on The Souls Immortality and Christ as a Personal Friend. Thursday Bible study on Daniel continues, with a young people committee meeting at 8 pm. A bake sale by church ladies is planned at Co. F. Smith store Saturday afternoon. The annual federation meeting shows growing support and hopeful outreach.
On Tuesday February 28 about sixty relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Layer home in Saline to honor the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolf of Saline. Guests came from Birmingham Jackson Manchester Bridgewater Saline Scio Freedom and Dexter. A large cake with fifty candles topped the table. A bountiful noon dinner followed. The Wolf couple received a silver fruit dish lined with gold and twelve dollars in gold.
Jerome L Stadeker 25 Ann Arbor Frances Kathleen Tier 28 Jackson Williams Roberts 32 Lyons Josephine Matz 20 Findlay Floyd W Hotchkiss 31 Ypsilanti Margie E Marshall 20 Cadillac Albert Stolsteimer 35 Freedom Clara Haas 30 Seme George Burmeister 38 Bridgewater Viola Feldkamp 29 Saline George Johnson 23 Dexter Rose Gregory 21 Same See also local ad for Spark Plug sales and Edward Muir listed.
Property listing notes 160 acres with land, barn, corn and hog houses, silo, and a 24tf administrator. Also mentions Pocahontas lump coal and chestnut pine run stock. Includes baby chicks weekly delivery through July 1 from Washtenaw Hatchery, Ann Arbor.
In a public notice William Acton states readiness to provide real service in all departments at reasonable prices after leasing the Josenhans blacksmith shop. The message invites local residents with regal printing needs for estate settlements to submit notices to the newspaper, noting universal rates and to have probate judge arrange publication.
Railroad timetable fragment lists Saline and Ypsilanti departures at 6 50 a m 8 40 a m with every two hours until 8 40 a m 0 45 p m 15 45 J Th leaves Ypsilanti 6 25 a m 7 40 a m and every two hours to 7 40 p m 10 45 p m and 12 45 a m Last car waits for the theatre car from Ann Arbor Cars connector Sat Wayne for Plymouth and Noiles at a Vésilantt for Detroit and Jacksont
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