Yury the Dutch keeshonden Featured in Juvenile History Segment
A young audience at the weekly Juvenile Jury learns about the keeshonden a Dutch breed linked to eighteenth century Dutch politics. The dog symbolized the Patriots in the Orange crisis and later revived after William of Orange’s victory. Dickie jokes about choosing a suitable breed for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBS
Charlie Hankinson
Dickie Orlan
Holland
Patriots
Prince of Orange
Willam
Dickie
Jolly Juniors Set Play Dates and Local Events
The Jolly Juniors plan performances on March 28 and 29. Ray Niles leaves for New York City for the week. An April Fool entertainment and banquet is planned by the Eastern Star. A car belonging to Sam Lamberth was taken from the rear of Cleary College in Ypsilanti. Jeannette May, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Marion, was baptized at Trinity Lutheran Church. Mrs Lorraine Ganong called PTA meeting to order at the schoolhouse. Adam Stoll is improving at Saline Hospital from a fall. Holland Furniture Company opens a new store in Saline on April 1. A good farmer’s supper will be served at the fourth annual Fathers and Sons banquet at the school auditorium on March 15, sponsored by the FFA boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
Ray Niles
New York City
Eastern Star
Sam Lambarth
Cleary College
Ypsilanti
Jeannette May
Carl Marion
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lorraine Ganong
Mooreville
PTA
Adam Stoll
Saline
Holland Furniture Company
Fathers’ and Sons
FFA
Central Lods Birthday Party in Ann Arbor
Mr and Mrs Bert Moore hosted a birthday gathering last Tuesday at the Mull Kilts home in Ann Arbor for Mrs Kilts eighty fourth birthday. Attendees included Er nest Heler Gertie Drake Martha Staebler Agnes Schultz Ruth Gerstler Wilbur Lutz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Moore
Leland Mull
Martha Kilts
Ann Arbor
Kitts
Erwin Heiber
Larry
Cora Grosshans
Wile
John Alexander
Charles Naylor
Norman Moore
Lonnie
Lewis Hoffman
Linda
Ernest Heller
Gertie Drake
Wileen
Edward Lambarth
Owen Lambarth
Richard
Robert Heiber
Laverne Moore
Norman
Ralph Moore
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Saline Area
Mrs Jesse Bird of York has a broader house new. Hammonds moved into Paul Kilueter house. Reuben Hartman sprained back from lifting a barn door. Shurtz and son Don ald trip to Wapakoneta Ohio for machinery prices. School bonds sold to Detroit Trust at a premium of 1005 at 434 percent. Violet Grass returns from St Josephs Mercy hospital Ann Arbor with her son. R G Layher of Dearborn was in town on business. Mrs William Dell hosted Saline Woman's Club March 4. Saline Rifle Club opens indoor rifle range in Sturm building. Camp Mire Girls practice play Any Girl for assembly and PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bird
York
Hammond
Paul Kilueter
Reuben Hartman
Thomas Shurtz
Donald
Wapakometa
Ohio
Detroit Trust and Security Company
Violet Grass
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
R. G. Layher
Dearborn
William Dell
Saline Woman’s Club
Saline Rifle Club
Sturm
Camp Mire
Fifty Years Ago Move Back On Farm This Week
50 Years Ago Co M Fellows and family will move back on their farm the first of the week. Some sister villages are organizing local telephone exchanges with satisfactory results. Pearl Wood the millinery trimmer at A M Humphrey's parlors returned Monday after weeks' vacation. A donation for Reverend J B Wallace and wife at the Presbyterian parsonage Friday evening is invited to the public. We note no memory of winter turning to spring in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Fellows
Pearl Wood
A. M. Humphrey
J. B. Wallace
Presbyterian
Light Switch Ignites Explosion Wrecks Building in Portland
In Portland Oregon a light switch sparked an explosion causing $60000 in damage. An engineer investigated a gas odor in the basement and turned on the light triggering the blast injuring the engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Legals Order for Hearing Claims in Boettner Estate
Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court sets May 15 1950 deadline for filing written claims against Katherine Boettner estate and for examining and adjusting claims and heirs. Della B. Mann named fiduciary. Saline Michigan address provided. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Saline Observer.
Order for Probate of Will in Washtenaw County
In the matter of the estate of Anna Gruner also Anna Katherine Gruner deceased the Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan appoints March 24 1950 at 10 AM for hearing the petition to admit the instrument as the last will and testament and grant administration to Martin Fucss and Samuel Lambarth or suitable person. Notice to be published for three weeks in the Saline Observer. Jay H Payne presiding. William R Stagg Register of Probate. Mar 29-16
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay H. Payne
Anna Gruner
Anna Katherine Gruner
Martin Fucss
Samuel Lambarth
Samuel Lamarth
Saline
Saline Observer Want Ads Make Moola for You As They Did For Grandpa
A Saline Observer feature notes how classified ads helped a local family, especially an elderly grandpa, earn extra income. The piece profiles residents who used ads to sell items and promote small services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Observer
Grandpa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myron B. Gallagher
Myron B. Gallagher Jr
Michigan Press Service Inc
Rad
Gurocery
W. Mich. Ave
Lods
B. F. Goodrich
E. Mich. Ave
Gulf
Legals
State of Michigan
Jay 4. Payne
Katherine Boettner
Della B. Mann
R.F.D
Saline Michigan
Kay H. Payne
William R. Stage
William R. Stagg
Hulls Grocery
Ann Arbor St
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