Saline News Roundup Mixed Local Visits and Events
Local residents like Abe Clarence Bracey, Frank Buck, and the Zahn family appear in town and at Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Detroit on various business and social calls. The Infanthia died in Ypsilanti hospital, spring civic plans unfold including a Saline May Day celebration with Legion poppies, and community sports feature a 18 to 0 win over Beaver River with Plymouth next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence ‘Bracey
Jackson
Frank Buck
Detroit
Harris Street
Herschial Hobbs
Traverse City
Clarence Simons
Ypsilanti
Austin White
George Walker
Sam Lambarth
William Blaess
Ann Arbor
Carl Wurster
Martin Schaible
Lake Superior
Hiren
Raymond McKee
Truart
Liberty Theatre
Nex Wednesday
Mr. McKee
Dan Hertler
Saline
Roberts School
O. I.gregg
Michigan State College
Flocal Post
American Legion
Coommander Ben Uphaus
Regular Legion
Ben Uphall Gmmander
William, B. Lutz
Henry Boettger
Paul Boettger
Alphonse Schmid
Chicago
Charles Stehte
Fred Layher, Jr
Olive Braun
Annn Arbor
Chris Braun
Harold King
Aaron Armbruster
Beaver River
Plymouth
William Burns
Susie Wallace
Battle Creek
Wiliam Martin
H. B. Morris
Washtenaw County Federation of Women's Clubs
M. EB
George Uphaus
Ben Roller
Masonic Club
Lewis Street
Alfred Miller Place
Vigilante Societies To Curb Bank Robberies
Detroit May 5 Police and bankers in Michigan push vigilante committees to hunt hiding places used by bank robbers after escapes. County plans recruit farmers and volunteers, with the Michigan State Police aiding. By year end over a thousand armed men are expected to be designated as vigilantes across twenty four counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Paul J. Ulrich
Clemens
Bankers’ State Protective Committee
Michigan
Joseph Rylands
Dilan
Rylands
Second Liberty Loan Called In by Treasury
Washington May 9 The treasury department called 1.7 billion dollars of outstanding Second Liberty Loan bonds using radio and other media. Bonds maturing November 15 will stop bearing interest after that date, with an offer likely to exchange on pay date. The move aims to discharge wartime obligations and warn holders that interest ends, amid broader oil boom talk near Mi Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Melton
Treasury
Best Corn Growers Contest Prizes At Michigan State
Michigan State College farm crops department announces a five acre corn growing contest with three district winners each receiving 8¢ rods of wire fence 80 steel posts a ton of acid phosphate fertilizer and a gold medal as sweepstakes prizes. Entry requires one dollar Michigan Crop Improvement Association membership and must be filed by July 1 with Ralph H. Morrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
Ralph H. Morrish
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Avind Boys
G. L. Parsons
Ested
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Abe
Herman Rentschler
Cowie Hospital
Howard Bixby
Lincoln
Florida
George W. Barr
Albert Graf
Albert
Henry Bredernitz
Graf
Ida Reilly
Toledo
Mrs. Ola Hammond
Brother
B. B. Rogers
Carl Galatian
Lansing
Mrs Daisy Galatian
Harold Jahnke
Staebler-Kempf, Ofl, Company
Maurice Henderson
Jahnke
Lloyd Dell
Mrs Henderson
Bertha Schairer
Martha Runfel
Crystal River
Bk Longfellow
John Winkle
McClure Brothers
Chelsea Standard
Brighton
Robert Merrithen
Washtenaw County
Mississippi River
Red Cross
Volunteers of America
Volunteers
Jackson Territory
America
Kings ‘of Sport
Ruth, Tunney, Paddock, Tilden and
Weissmuller
War Department
Second Liberty
Michigan Avenue
Mi Pleasant
South Lyon
Cerato
Food and Health
THE
Detroit Edison Company
F.o. B. Flint
Mich
Haasis
Chevrolet
General Motors
George W. Cook