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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
9
The Saline Township Clerk announces registration rules for the Washtenaw Michigan election. It specifies eligibility, dates, and locations for personal registration on March 15 and 22 1930, and outlines procedures for absent voters and affidavits.
West McCreville notes Jacobs moving to Sayre Reeves farm from Milan this week. Funeral attendance for Peter Johnston in Milan last Thursday and Tom Russell in Britton Wednesday. H W Gilman family visits in Ann Arbor. Ziella Goldsmith returns home after six weeks with Frank Gooding in Milan. Reese family visits in Ann Arbor and calls in Milan area. Gus Goldsmith and son John Dee attend Frank Trayer anniversary party with 71 guests. William E. Rausch dies in Carleton after a train collision at a grade crossing. he was a longtime London Township resident, truck farmer, and beekeeper en route to Detroit market.
Frank Stilts is on the sick list. Ann Arbor visitors Fred Teufel and Donald Craig called Tuesday. Mrs. Helen Pierce visited Adrian and Ridgeway areas last week. Mrs. Sam Craig of Saline hosted visitors in her home Wednesday. Mrs. Hugh Craig traveled to Macon with Mrs. Delos Biddle Thursday. Mrs. Cora Walters visited her daughter and family. Mrs. Earl Kuder and Geraldine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teufel. School in Gleason district closed part of last week due to illness of the teacher. Arnstt Satterla and family move to the Lindsley Brothers tenant house north of Macon. Mrs. Albert Johnston and Ellsworth Losee of Saline called on Hugh Craig and family Saturday. Ollie Easlick and Aubrey Pocklington of Britton were callers Sunday. William Anderson moved from Tipton to the C. H. Collins farm owned by W. Richmond. Mrs. Mike Papp and children of Toledo visited Mrs. Louis Kovacs and family. Miss Geraldine Kuder of Detroit Ford Hospital stayed with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Kuder hosted a visit from Miss Geraldine Kuder. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilmore attended a birthday party for Mrs. Gilmore and Mr. Burleson. Martin and wren houses soon to be put up for English sparrows.
Default on a 1927 real estate mortgage by Harold Benns and Bessie Benns to William Braun prompts foreclosure. Sale set for April 11 1930 at 10 a.m. at the Court House Ann Arbor to liquidate the lot described as Lot Five in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan, and cover principal interest insurance and attorney fees.
The Hammond district reports a flurry of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Numerous households in Riga Milan Britton and Tecumseh hosted relatives and friends including Robison Eberle Stimpson and Gordon families with several couples touring Detroit East Lansing and Adrian for brief stays. A euchre party at the Gleason home drew nine tables with Ellen Girbach and Kerry Gordon winning.
The notice details annual township election for Lodi Washtenaw Michigan and registration windows. It lists dates March 15 and March 22 1930 for review and registration from 8 am to 8 pm and notes deadline for personal registration with the clerk Herman Grensley. Farm Briefs.
John Guthrie of Saginaw endorses Konjola claiming it restored his health after severe stomach and kidney troubles plus neuritis. He received relief after three bottles and returned to work, with the medicine sold at O Witney Pharmacy in Saline and by other local druggists.
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