Local notes from Ann Arbor area and Saline observer
Names of residents visiting and shopping in Ann Arbor plus regional events. Reports include Mrs C R Parsons and Miss Mintie Coe visiting Ann Arbor. Mrs Fred Gross and son Deane of Royal Oak. Miss Esther Eisele with sister Mrs Carl Moehn. scarlet fever at Brighton affecting John Bowen. Frieda Thearer becoming commercial teacher at Clawson high school. Mrs Florence Bind Ruth and Mrs Mable Case in Ann Arbor on business. A E Cole traveling to Belleville and bringing his mother to spend summer in Pittsfield. A car collision at North Ann Arbor and McKay streets. Mrs Reuben Crosby moved to St Joseph Mercy Hospital for X rays. George J Burke named temporary chairman for Democratic state convention in Port Huron. Saline Homes Furnishing group meeting with rug display. community notice urging readers to send news. Also notes about cemetery plans and weather impacts on strawberry plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Parsons
Ann Ann Arbor
Ella Henne
Ann Arbor
Mintie Coe
Fred Gross and Son
Deane
Royal Oak
C. C. Wheeler
Esther Eisele
Carl Moehn
Brighton
John Bowen
Frieda Thearer
Clawson High School
Florence Bind
Ruth
Mable Case
Ann, Arbor
A. E Cole
Belleville
S. Cole
Cole
Pittsfield
Peter McCarberry
McKay Streets
Reuben Crosby
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Washburn and Darling
C. O. Woodbridge
George J. Burke
Cavanaugh & Burke
Port Haron
Burke
Saline Homes
Arthur Heininger
Julia Gordon
Bass
Cook
Sam Pies
Ernest Sutherland
Village Council approves saloon bonds and tax increase
Thirty years ago the Village Council accepted saloon bonds for John Fritz Mary Schaff and Clark and Clough and voted to raise $300 by tax for next year's expenses. A boy injured his arm while inspecting a cutting box and received stitches from Dr Shuter. Local movements include enlistment for infantry and a wedding in Au Sable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fritz
Mary Schaff
Clark & Clough
Leslie Bailey
Ian
Shuter
J. E. Buck
Tecumseh
Willard Blanchard
Green Oak
Pontiac
Saline
Infantry Brigade
Island Lake
Bert Derendinger
Morris Shaw
Edward Schairer
Charles Watson
J. Fred Webb
D. Eugene Webster
Observer Force
Francie ‘Haviland
Au Sable
William Klein
Fer
John Bohnett
Fifteen Years Ago in Owosso and Nearby Towns
Local notes recap residents visiting family in Howell and Lansing. Families include Henzler Browning Lederer Ribbeck Bond Wevelper and Kanouse with a Silk hat wager. A well on Chris Schleh Place yielded a flowing water well. Grover Gillen to manage Boyne City team. used cars advertised by GEO. V. COOK & SON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlob Henzler
Owosso
Wealthy Browning
Howell
Mos
Davenport
Julia Lederer
Lansing
Paul
A. G. Ribbeck
Hilsdale
Edward DePuy
Ruth Bond
Louise Wevelper
Ann Arbor
Fred Kanouse
Rabies Quarantine Order in Washtenaw County Dogs Must Be Vaccinated
The sheriff warns all Washtenaw County dogs must be chained or confined and vaccinated against rabies within a year by a qualified veterinarian with tags. Unvaccinated dogs must be muzzled and vaccinated promptly or killed if at large. Violators face fines up to 500 dollars or six months in jail. Public enforcement urged by law officers. The notice also mentions local business ties to the Campness and the Flat Rock area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ernst M. Wurster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
W. E. Dietiker
Salnte
Edward Alber
Saline Observer
Toledo
F. B Stark Motor Sales
Willys-Knight and Whippet
Washington
Elmet Eberle
Fred Feuerbacher
Conrad Reichert
Montana
C. A. Hood
Richard and
Charles
Chicago
D. B. Mattison
Martin Fucss
Chris Schleh Place
GEO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Wiedman Auto Co
Washtenaw
Board of Commerce
Messrs Walker, Bryant and Smith
Jones and Morri Co., Incorporated
Flat Rock
Liberty Theatre
Molly O'Day
Harold Bell Wright
Ozark Hills
Harold Bell
Wright
Mister O’grady
Miss Calhoun
Kelvinator
H. Gross & Sons
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