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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
6
Registration rules for Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan outline dates for personal and mail registration under Act 126 1917 as amended and Act 7 1919 including last days and locations. Chauncey F. Fitzgerald signs as township clerk with procedures for absentee by oath and transfers between precincts.
Notice to electors of Satine Township Wash tenaw County Michigan that the biennial spring election will be held at the Satine Opera House on Monday April 2 1923. Offices include two Justices Supreme Court two Regents University Superintendent of Public Instruction one Member State Board of Education two Members State Board of Agriculture one Circuit Judge one County School Commissioner Township officers Supervisor Clerk Treasurer Highway Commissioner Justice of the Peace Overseer of Highways and Board of Review. Polls open seven a m to five p m with possible noon adjournment to one hour and six to eight pm openings may be allowed by local board. Clerk C F Fitz-Wrald dated March 14 1923.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday service at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens vault with the subject Substance A testimonial meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school follows the morning service with pupils under 20 years admitted
The Federated Church invites all readers to attend next Sunday worship with Rev. W B Shirley, an expert Sunday school worker, providing guidance on modernizing sunday school methods. A conference follows, and an evening social program with home talent is planned, featuring the Maisons and the Eastern Stars in a central block.
The notes describe Moraive worship at 10:09 with the pastor to preach and Sunday school at 11:30. Evening union services at Federated church attract growing crowds, with Masonic and Eastern Star invited. A preacher urges early seating, Bible reading, meditation, and prayer, and announces Holy Week with a Good Friday renewal of consecration to Jesus Christ.
A weekly devotional outline featuring daily themes and verses. Topics include doing good and healing, fearing evil, forgiveness, eternal life and prayer, God's everlasting love, seeking the Lord, and praise to God as the mighty and just ruler with mercy and truth. May guide daily reflection.
Arthur Armbruster of Lee's Saline Co-Op Ass'n invites livestock producers to sell through their service with assurances of full value. Call for shipping date to arrange pickups and delivery to market.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Emma C Hoyt estate. Homer J Hoyt petitions to admit the will and appoint executor Carl Curtisz or another. Hearing set for March 30 at 10 in the forenoon at the Probate Office with publication required for three consecutive weeks in Saline Observer. Emory E Leland judge. Dareas C Donegan register. 26
In Sente of micusean at Ann Arbor on January 25 1923 Charles R Gatten plaintiff vs Vivian A Gatten defendant the court orders the defendant to enter appearance within three months or judgment and publication to follow within two weeks in The Saline Observer George W Sample Circuit Judge Claramont Pray Deputy Clerk Lee N Brown attorney Feb 1 Mar 15
A town notice promotes the Liberty theatre showing the Glassie adaptation Silas Marner on March 21. The pitch targets students from grade school to graduates, urging families to attend to enjoy the influential classic and its moral for readers.
An Ann Arbor visit list includes Miss Alice Wheeler and Miss Mary Louise Taylor on Tuesday. Mrs. Leland Easton of Lima visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. EBL Cook. Mrs. Clara Kancuse returned home from visiting Mrs. Clinton Clark. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Davenport have returned from Florida. O E B S to hold a special meeting next Monday with initiation on March 23. Slay of the Maccabees died suddenly recently. Mrs. Fred April died after illness, funeral Saturday at the Methodist church. Ben Helur sale drew large crowds with better prices than expected. Lew Harvey bought The North Adams Advocate press and plans to resume publication. Mrs. Marty Sill suffered a hip fracture, expected to walk again later. Detroit responders aided. Milan Gader notes a car incident with gas shutoff raising the vehicle’s cost. Walking is recommended for fewer troubles.
Warden Harry L. Hulburt said the Michigan State Prison shop is starting 700000 auto plates for 1994. The project needs 460 tons of steel and 5950 gallons of enamel. Plates measure 15.5 by 5.5 inches with yellow background and black figures. Hulburt also began making 1924 Vermont plates.
Thirty years ago B G Berdan of Chicago spent Sunday with his mother here. M F King ships household goods to Toledo. Great damage by high water and ice jams in this section and other parts of the state during the past week. Mrs William Muir to auction personal goods next Tuesday. G J Nissly issues ninth annual catalogue, 64 pages. Andrew Lindenschmidt buys Martin Ottmar residence on McKay Street.
Chauncey Fitzgerald and his wife planned to move into the VanDuzer house. John Wurster bought the C ML Webb property on Ann Arbor street. John Rogers of Macon purchased a half interest in the meat market with ce Sehmid. Grover Gillen signed with the Toledo baseball team to pitch next season.
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