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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
2
A sale begins Monday at nine o'clock featuring a diverse estate including a gray mare and bay mare three horses mules cattle sows shoats sheep and a large quantity of grain hay seed corn and farm implements. Items include a John Deere binder drill plows hay tools and horse gear with hundreds of additional items noted as too numerous to list.
Mt. Pleasant notes a man ends his life by shooting. Kalamazoo reports 200 applicants for 26 street jobs and a poor ice harvest of 12 dollars per ton. Two prison transfers occurred in Erin Township. Flint theater fire and Detroit chief Justice Grant dies in Florida. Grand Rapids iron workers strike and Cadillac glass and paving efforts continue. Local officials discuss health, voting recalls, and dress standards debates.
Saline Methodist Church urges support for the annual thank offering of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Pastor Bainess preaches at ten on Those Women and 7 30 for a cross themed Second Word study. Epworth League leads at 6 20 with missions topic.
Betty Jean Taylor is on the sick list. Mrs. Oliver visits relatives in Toledo. Miss Helen Craig spent Saturday with Mrs. Ora Losee. Filmer Bisel and family entertained company from Ohio. Mrs. Wm. Easlick attended her nephew Oliver Corbett's funeral in Ypsilanti Saturday afternoon. Robert Thayer and Floyd Cross joined a Sunday school class party at Billie Tones' home. Alonzo Kutler and Frank Stilts families spent Sunday with Teon Hall. Grace Murphy of near Tecumseh visited cousins Doris and Donna Teufel.
Bert Moore and son visited Saline on Saturday. Willis Drake spent time with his brother Edgar Drake and family. Dorothy May Moore born February 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore. Lula Davenport visited Mrs. Fred Hicks Wednesday. Clarence Hicks and son went to Denton to visit her parents. Ernest Mayer and daughter Elizabeth and Henry Flanigan visited Fred Meyer Sunday. Mrs. Fred Wagner stayed with daughter Mrs. Carl Schaffner in Manchester last week. Amos Drake, recently recovering in a Missouri hospital, is with brother Perry Drake near Dexter. Carroll Culbertson and son Clyde of Detroit visited N C Davenport’s home over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs N C Davenport visited their son Gar and family in Ann Arbor on Tuesday. Miss Lottie Price a district 10 teacher spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Will Linderman. Otto Kress returned from Lansing after eight weeks at school. Mr and Mrs Wm Linderman and sons Erwin and Walter, Mr Haller and Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer spent Monday evening with the Davenports.
The notice lists subscription prices for the Representative Press Association and rates for advertising and notices. It mentions obituary and marriage notices free, poetry charged per line, condolence resolutions, and cards of tanks priced per word. It also notes a health bulletin on bedding sterilization and sanitary control.
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