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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
8
SOUTH SALINE residents share Sunday visits and weekends with relatives and friends from Ypsilanti Detroit Tecumseh Toledo and York. Several households report guests including the Dibble Hall Craig and Young families while car trouble sidelined Miss Hilaj McMann.
Local notices list attendances at a Ladies' banquet in Macon Friday evening. Several families from Macon Saginaw Ypsilanti and Saline hosted or visited relatives across multiple towns. Fishing trips and weekend gatherings feature Mrs Craig Mrs Orr Mrs Murray and numerous Richards and Stecher relatives visiting kin and friends Sunday and Friday nights.
Weekend visits span Toledo Adrian Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti with relatives and friends. Local meetings include L O T M at Grand Bailey home and a Ladies' Aid event at the N v church with a Bid adlé orchestra and speaker Ila Wilson. Funeral services held for O A Halstead. Detroit connections noted in family stories.
Bridgewater notes list numerous visitors and callers from Detroit Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Dundee and Saline. Names include George Ernst Luther Klager Rita Luft Miss Gertrude Scheurer Miss Camilla McCinn and Miss Pauling Phillipp with several Manchester Somerset and nearby residents hosting and visiting over the weekend.
Clarence Masten stays with his brother Joe and wife. Sunday afternoon visits include DD Richards and family. Fred Sehreen and family spent Thursday with D G Richards. Theurer entertained company from Detroit. St LeBaron family visited Ann Arbor on Saturday. Grant Miller and Laura spent the weekend in Detroit. Rickett family stayed with George Thearer on Saturday. Will Richards of Rochester comes to the farm for the summer. Funeral attended for Mrs McKendery’s brother-in-law, Mr Smith, in Dundee.
Otto Kress reports a new Ford automobile while Wagner holds a car. Detroit trip noted. Amos Drake visits the Geddes family. Mrs Mayer and sister visit. Clara Blaess attends Will Lindermann picnic. Swetland family and Perry Drake visit Lindermann. Drake and Larson families host calls. Will Lindermann hosts Sunday dinner guests including parents and siblings. Julius Schneider and daughters visit. Miss Lottie Price entertains district No. 10 pupils with a picnic and flag drill. fifty five attendees despite rain. Price plans to continue teaching next year.
The Farm Bureau reports at least 1000 acres of Hubam clover will be planted in Michigan this year versus 12 acres last year. The annual white clover, touted as sweeter with less wood, matures in the planting year and can reach four to seven feet. County farmers, including Ralph Kimmen and Homer Rutherford of Ypsilanti, C. D. Finkbeiner of Saline, W. T. Shutterworth and William Every of Washtenaw, are growing it as demonstrations inspected by M. A. C. Experts say the new clover is superior to the old variety. Seed will be inspected by the state Farm Bureau.
In addition to its earthquakes California also boasts strong football players. The line merges natural events with sports pride, noting notable athletes from the region.
State of Michigan at Ann Arbor on April 30 1921 the case of Tda M Pavis v Augustus R Woodward et al is ordered to proceed with four months to appear. The action seeks to clear title and remove a cloud on a parcel in Ypsilanti Washtenaw described as parts of lots 62 63 and 64 bounded by Washington and Michigan Ferris streets. Judge Ghorse W Sample presiding Deputy Clerk Claramon L Pray and attorney Lee N Brown of Ypsilanti represent the plaintiff.
In Ann Arbor Michigan on a April 1921 session Judge George W Sample presiding plaintiff Mary Krautner sues John Krautner a nonresident of Michigan. An order requires his appearance or admission within three months and publication in Saline Observer weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. Attorney John Kalmbach for plaintiff Chelsea Michigan.
In Washtenaw County Michigan 1921 a petition by executor August F. Blaess seeks probate of Katharina Blaess last will. The court orders May 20 hearing at 10 oclock in the Probate Office and publication in the Saline Observer for three weeks.
A. Bibbins announces lower registered seed oats at 1.00 per bushel and barley at 1.40, reflecting good supply and weak markets. The Michigan Crop Improvement Association and state seed department, with Farm Bureau cooperation, certify adapted, high quality seed true to name. Orders through State Farm Bureau in Lansing or Bibbins at Michigan Agri-Hology College East Lansing.
The piece argues readers invest heavily in local papers, valuing them above all other printed items. It claims newspapers keep residents informed and competitive and invites Mr Saline to weigh in on the importance of newspaper advertising and its strong returns.
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