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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
4
The Saline Observer outlines subscription prices and paid notices for poetry and entertainment events. It lists rates for obituaries and marriage notices, announces advertising terms, and includes a reprinted Michigan Bulletin opinion about business progress. It closes with a San Francisco Call sentiment on corporate compassion and sentiment.
Department of Conservation urges careful behavior in open spaces as spring arrives. Legislation proposes fines of 25 to 100 dollars or up to 30 days in jail for careless fires, with higher penalties 100 to 500 dollars or up to 10 years for willful starts. Includes unrelated anecdotes about crimes and punishments.
Thirty years ago births include a son to Mr and Mrs Jake Butler on March 28. Fred Schill moves into the Dell house in Scaylerville. Tra Turner family relocates to Cleveland. G C Townsend moves stock into Nissly store. Mrs Sarah Fosdick moves to her farm east of town. Mrs E Gleason dies March 24 at daughter Alonzo Kutler home. Deputy Sheriff arrest trio for break in at Mrs Anna Bergs. Alfred Acton and Miss Laurie Hartman wed March 20. James M Ashley once 1867 congressman who impeached President Johnson. Harry Jordon shoots two wild geese on farm. 21 wagons with 420 sheep from Charles Avery arrive for Michael O’Hara to ship to Buffalo.
Fifteen years ago Julius Zahn moved to Ann Arbor while Vern Rhoades settles on the Irving Clark farm south of town. Frank Cammet and family relocate to the William Wiedmeyer farm west of town. Amanda Sturm visits Detroit. Michael Sage buys the Lindsley place, his fifth sale in two years. the farm will likely become a permanent home. Next Sunday confirmations are planned at the two German churches with multiple youths confirmed. Jay Carven visits from Detroit to see his uncle C. H. Carven. James Young moves onto the C. R. Parsons farm. Lydia Sanford from Imlay City calls on Saline friends.
Michigan offers 1927 C M T C summer camps at Camp Oyster and Fort Brady with full free training. Eligible are boys ages 17 to 24 who are physically sound and of good moral character. Enrollment covers uniforms food lodging transportation and medical care. Free medical examinations are provided by local physicians. Applications are managed through county committees and the Book Tower Detroit address.
Mrs Mary Stierle aged 85 dies at home on West Henry Street after long illness. Survived by children Fred William and Herman Stierle and others. funeral at St Pauls church with interment at Oakwood. Also Elizabeth Finkebeiner aged 69 dies in Freedom township, survived by husband and many children and stepchildren. services at Bethel church in Freedom. Peddler jokes about paying taxes back home.
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