Saline community notices rise in home visits and events
Local column records numerous visits and gatherings across Saline and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. Walter Cook in Detroit on Monday, O. H. S. meeting April 1, and various socials at homes of Shur tzs Jordan and Hauk. Births include a daughter Helen Jane to Leland Graf. funeral for K. B. Simmons. multiple visits to relatives in Detroit Ann Arbor and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin White
Shirley Rogers
Saline
Julius Bredernitz
Lansing
Thomas Fletcher
Owosso
Roy Rogers
Pauline
Ann Arbor
Jennie Leonard
Detroit
Julia Gordon
Conrad Boettner
St. Pauls
Se Denar Edison Co Iy
Henry Greeb
Thomas Shurtz
John Smith
Leland Graf
Helen Jane
O. Woodbridge
Murial Woodbridge
Dale Noble
Cranbrook
GC. A. Jordan
Kimmins
Birmingham
Edward A. Clark
Grace
Onsted
Roy McCord
George Schmid
Alfred
Frank Tott
Jackson
Alex Boutell
Jennie Ostrander
Ypsilanti
Leigh Townsend
Mable Case
A. J. Warren
Reuben Finkbeiner
Saline Hospital
Edward Alber
Edward Weidmeyer
Albion
Ind
Christine Wedmeyer
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Church
Marguerite Rentschler
Tema Ehnis
Howard Daily
Howard Daily, Jr
Fred Schmid
Rainbow Division
M. HE. Ladies’ Aid Society
Mabel Stierle
William Burkhardt
Bridge
Fred Haarer
Alwin Burkhardt
Earl Fosdick
Frank Hauk
Irene Fitzgerald
Vote For Judge Sample Washtenaw Circuit Judge April 1
A political advertisement urges Washtenaw County voters to reelect Circuit Judge George W. Sample. It praises his fairness and mercy, notes his long service, and asks supporters to vote on Monday April 1 in the election. The message is signed by friends of Judge Sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Sample
Judge Sample
Fifteen Years Ago Funeral for Robert Needhan in Milan
The funeral for Robert Needhan brother of Mrs. A B Hamlin was held from the Milan residence on Wednesday afternoon. Mentions births confirmations and visits from local residents with several families noted and plans for future travel. The St Andrews Choir Boys Minstrels from Ann Arbor scheduled a concert April 28 to aid the Library Association.
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Robert Needhan
A. B. Hamlin
Milan
Robert Arthur
Arthur Schoen
Ypsilanti
Schoen
Olga Schroen
Oscar Weber
Florence
Lauren Weber
Martha Hauessler
Freedom
John Klumpp
St. Paul’s Church
Esther Braun
Nora Walker
Florence Ehnis
Esther Kleinschmidt
Arthur Klager
Karl Alber
Edwin Braun
Detroit
Velma Chambers
Bertha Klumpp
Ciara
Rothfuss
Karl Serellhorn
Ben Walz
Ann Arbor
George Braun
J. G. House
Turner
St. Andrew’s Choir Boy
Library Association
Graham
Rochester
N. Y
Roath
Jackson
Fred
Archie Gordon
Gordon
Local Notes From Lodi Farm and Town
Thirty years ago Fredies his farm in Lodi to Miss Hazel Fowler who has been very sick at her grandfather C B Isbell is much better. Miss Blanche Mead Mina Bordine and Eva Schairer teachers enjoy vacations at home this week. Leigh Townsend has given up his Monree county schooling to help with farm work. Mrs Rebecca Wallace left for Chattanooga to visit her children. John Gates begins work on a new house on Adrian Street.
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J. B. Wallace
Cleveland
Norman Ash
Blissfield
Ruth Aprill
Lansing
Federated Ladies’ Aid
Dan Hall
Agnes VanDuzer
Toledo
George Burkhart
Beverly Gates
Detroit
Ola Hammond
Alwin Burkhardt
William Burkhardt
Clarence Haarer
Jack Probyn
Arthur O'Neill
John O’connor
The
Whittier
Hotel Statler
James H. McDonald
Ralph Allen Jewel
Harold Jewell
York Township
Dietiker Funeral Home
Leeson
Ghelsea
Washténong _ Memorial cemetery
State Farm Bureau
Saline Mercantile. Company
Federated Church
Co. M. Kidman
Maple Avenue
Cole's
Leigh ‘Townsend
Monréé County
Rebecca’ Wallace
Chattanooga
Tennessee
John Gates
Adrian Street
Biennial Spring Election Notice for Saline Township
Notice of a Biennial-Spring Election in Saline Township Michigan to be held at the Saline Opera House on Monday April 1 1935. Voters choose state and county officers with poll hours 7 am to 6 pm, possible noon adjournment for one hour, and optional extended hours to 8 pm by local action. Dated March 18 1935. Lester A Hanson Township Clerk.
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Township of
Saline
State of Michigan
Saline Opera House
Board of ‘Review
Pis
Board of Election Inspectors
Lester A. Hanson
Federated Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The Federated Church outlines a Sunday program with worship at 10 a m and 7 30 p m. Sunday school at 11 15 with S Y Cotten as superintendent Carl Geddes assisting Mrs House as chorister and Eileen Martin at the piano. The young people meet at 6 30 p m before the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Y. Cotten
Carl Geddes
Mrs. House
Eileen Martin
Saline biennial spring election notice and poll hours
Official notice for Saline Michigan inviting voters to a biennial Spring Election at Saline City Hall with details on polling hours set for seven in the morning to five in the afternoon, and possible noon adjournment by inspectors in certain townships. Dated March 18, 1935, City Clerk Lottie Wallace signs. Also mentions railroad purchasing firms in Michigan.
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Board of Review
Board of Inspectors of Election
Board of Election Inspectors
Dne Bank
Lottie Wallace
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Fred Ritchie
Gardner Shultz
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