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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
3
Local column notes a period of favorable maple sugar making and updates on social events. Reports include lodge meetings, visits by residents to Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, church activities, school attendance, road conditions, and plans for edging streets. Obituaries announce the death of Mrs. Margaret Bixby. funeral details and family movements are outlined.
Max Collins expresses gratitude to friends who entertained him at his grandparents' home in Saline with picture papers valentines ice cream and toys during his stay.
Sophia Dorothy Zabel daughter of John and Sophia Zabel was born March 5 1853 at Postlenkill New York. She married Charles Kiaversaat December 21 1871 and moved to Saline Michigan where she spent 56 years. She died February 27 1927 aged 73 years 11 months and 22 days. She is survived by two daughters two brothers four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held March 1 1:30 pm at the Craig home with Rev S T Dunk officiating. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. She joined the Baptist church in Saline and remained a faithful member. A muskrat incident on East Lovett Street is noted in the same issue. The issue also contains probate notices concerning W Wirt Bacon’s estate with hearing set for March 26 1927 and publication in the Saline Observer.
In Washtenaw County Michigan a chancery suit between Walter O Hassig and Lillian Hassig proceeds. The defendant liable to appear within three months after order, with a bill and answer due, or the bill will be confessed. Publication of the order to be made weekly for six weeks in the Saline Observer or personal service at least twenty days before appearance. The notice concludes with formal clerk and attorney names and dates.
Wash tenaw County Council of Parents and Teachers announces the annual spring institute in Ann Arbor on Tuesday March 22. The joint event with boy and girl club leaders opens at 10:00 a.m. in Perry school auditorium with Mrs. William A. Campbell presiding.
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