Victrolas for Easter Offer from Local Dealer
A local shop promotes Victrola music players for Easter urging buyers to choose genuine Victor Victrollas. The dealer highlights a large stock with models suited to homes and prices starting at $25.00.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
5
A local shop promotes Victrola music players for Easter urging buyers to choose genuine Victor Victrollas. The dealer highlights a large stock with models suited to homes and prices starting at $25.00.
Saline residents packed the opera house Thursday night to view a home talent production for the Parent Teachers association. Mrs. Jordan directed a strong cast led by Mrs. Fitzgerald on the melodion and Mrs. Anna Briggs guiding the choir. Performances included Deborah Undechill by Mrs. Burkhart and a lively portrayal of Lukey Pindle by Muriel Woodbridge. Oscar Wheeler and C. A. Jordan tackled heavy parts. the sheriff role hinted at a 1922 candidacy. Revenue neared $150 with hopes for a repeat showing.
Amos Drake spent Sunday at N C Davenport's. Mr. and Mrs Fred Mayer were in Ann Arbor Tuesday. John Mayer visits his son Fred. Will Linderman and Earnest Mayer also visited Ann Arbor. Bert Moore hosts and Marie Steward visits. N C Davenport and Gav Davenport attend Ann Arbor. Mil dred Steward and Martha Kitts connect with Detroit relatives.
The Saline Woman's Club met Tuesday March 15 at Mrs Woodbridge's home. Mrs Henderson presented a paper on Interesting Deductions on Geology and Miss Rackman described Our National Forest Reserves. Music was performed by Andrey Jordan and Miss Bullen. The next meeting is at Mrs Jordan's home on Tuesday March 29 with full attendance requested.
Auction note for March 1 1921 on Austin White’s land five miles north and three east of Ann Arbor. 12 head Shorthorn cattle with full pedigrees from imported stock. 1000 bushels seed oats and 200 bushels seed barley, threshed before rains. Items include large lumber quantity. Harry White proprietor Jim Finnell auctioneer.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Washtenaw County Board of Road Commissioners at the courthouse in Ann Arbor up to 2 00 p m April 9 1921 for about 5 98 miles of State Reward Road from York Township through Saline Township to Saline Village. Proposals cover various classes and combinations including concrete pavement and slag foundation. A $500 cash deposit accompanies each bid and the board may reject any or all proposals.
In Fillmore California local sponsors from RBPC E hosted a 150 member community event with a thirty foot Christmas tree and electric lights. A cross atop the refinery hill burned in rose colored flame as the program featured solos, quartets and children's songs. Santa Claus arrived with ten costumed helpers amid cheers from hundreds of children. Concluded next week.
Eastern time questions arise as residents note events on April first. Mrs Frank Cammet visits Ypsilanti relatives. Ferris Brady family visit Detroit kin. Miss Mary Yedele sells West Henry street home to John Meyer. Annie Corkins of Detroit visits her aunt Mrs Eccles. Ruth Rose receives orange blossoms from Florida friends. Mrs C E Williams and Miss Blanche McAllister visit Clinton relatives. Betty Helen born to Mr and Mrs Harry Robinson of Battle Creek. F J Haynes of St Paul dies March 10 1921 after 40 years as northwest official photographer. son Jack to succeed him.
Cecil B De Mille brings authentic realism to Male and Female adapted from The Admirable Crichton. The Paramount Artcraft production stars Thomas Meighan with Gloria Swanson Lila Lee and Bebe Daniels. Luxurious sets and gowns worth thousands highlight the craft as the story unfolds aboard a noble English family yacht party.
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