June 2 3 Big Days For Local School
The local school plans two big events on June 2 and 3. On Thursday a 2 PM parade will honor the graduating class with the High School Band and each grade marching from the school through streets to Harris street Michigan avenue Lewis street McKay street and back. A Senior assembly will follow with named student performances and awards in multiple categories. On Friday the annual picnic will occur with a forenoon session and a lake trip for lunch, inviting parents and friends to participate.
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Harris Street
Michigan Avenue
Lewis Street
McKay Street
Alice Myers
Geraldine Tower
Claire MacArthur
Kenneth Volz
Milton Heininger
Lorena Hieber
Betty King
Cora Gleason
Creed
Ruth Carson
Winnifred Eisele
Lloyd Armbruster
John Schroen
Rita Finkbeiner
Helen Pentney
Legion Auxiliary to Observe Poppy Day
The William B Lutz unit of the American Legion auxiliary, directed by Mrs. Lloyd Dell, prepares to distribute memorial poppies across the city for Poppy Day on May 28. The funds support welfare and rehabilitation work for veterans and families, with poppies made by disabled World War veterans in hospital workrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B Lutz
American Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd Dell
United States
France
Spleen
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
United
Do Not Delay Cemetery Dues Or Burial Delays May Follow
A grave warning urges readers to pay cemetery dues promptly to avoid being a burden on grieving families. The notice states expenses are passed on and burials require dues to be settled before proceeding. Do not forget the payer’s obligation to ensure timely interment.
Dramatic Company in Manchester Sets Week of Performances
Frank Ginnivan Dramatic Co arrives in Manchester Monday May 30 for one week of new plays and vaudeville. Repertoire includes Ten Nights in a Bar Room Creeping Spooks and A Girl of the Golden West. Four vaudeville acts each night with curtain at 8 30 p m This week Clinton and on Sunday night feature Tonight Nights of a Bar Room. Advertisement
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Frank Ginnivan Dramatic Co
Manchester
Golden West
Clinton
Will Pressent
Saline newspapers through the late 1800s and local life
A survey of Saline area papers from 1872 to 1880 shows The Saline Review and The Saline Oracle fading, The Saline Standard rising briefly, and The Saline Observer thriving under Lissly. The note covers editors, youth publishers, and the broader impact of early presses alongside railroads and community growth.
Memorial Day Program Schedule Ann Arbor
Sunday morning services at the Methodist church with Legion and Auxiliary attending. Monday at 11 a.m. the Memorial Day parade forms on Maple street led by Colors and Washtenaw County Drum and Bugle Corps, includes a firing squad, veterans groups, Scouts, and school bands. The parade travels to the cemetery for a short service with Roscoe Bonisteel as speaker, then returns to city hall. Flowers may be donated at the Legion hall by 8 o'clock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Maple Street
Washtenaw County
Drum and Bugle Corps
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Michigan Avenue
Monroe Street
Roscoe Bonisteel
Ann Arbor
Henry Street
City Hall
Legions Hall
John Gregg Gooding Death Notice and Family Remembrances
John Gregg Gooding born December 16 1858 in the York area was the youngest of eight children of Othniel and Abbey Gregg Gooding. He lived in the same neighborhood except for three years in the upper Midwest and died May 18 1938 in his sleep after years of poor health from a shooting accident at age 26. He married Cora Hannah LeBaron May 18 1884 and had two children Mable and Einar. Survived by daughter Mrs Alger Allison and grandson John D Allison along with other relatives. funeral services were held Friday at his residence officiated by Rev Roy Miller and burial in York cemetery.
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Saline Review
Saline
The
David Sherwood
Sherwood
Plymouth
Michigan
Daily Mail
W. W. Secord
George Miles
Ypsilanti
L. J. Leisemer
Leisemer
Review
Oracle
Ann Arbor Democrat
LeBaron & Co
Saline Observer
George Nissly
Nissly
Daniel
Margaret Nissly
Simon Nissly
Bridgewater Township
Germany
Mary Rapp
Bridgewater Lutheran Church
George
LeBaron
Jate
Andrew -J Werreny
York Township
Observer
Sim. R. Wilson
Ohio
Jackson
Penamo
Clayton
Morencia
Boyne City
Manchester
Manchester Enterprise
J&r
George A. Spafford
Spafford
Mat D. Biessert
Sevnty
John Gregg Gooding
Othniel
Abbey Gregg Gooding
Carlton Murray
Lfe
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
York. Baptist Church
Ann Arbor
Cora Hannah LeBaron
Mable
Eina
Alger Allison
John D. Allison
Roy, Miller
York Cemetery
Local Health Notes From Saline General Hospital
Miss Melinda Jedele had tonsils removed last week. Mrs. Henry Bredernitz is slowly improving. Miss Vesta Mills had an arm X ray Sunday with no fracture but a dislocated shoulder. Mrs. Katy Bartlett is doing nicely. Mrs. Allison Gable and infant son Daniel Frank returned home Saturday. Maria Lou Ruchia of Dun dee had tonsils removed Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda
Jedele
Henry Bredernitz
Vesta
Mills
Katy Bartlett
Allison Gable
Daniel Frank
Maria Lou Ruchia
Dundee
Wild cat money papered hall in historic Michigan farm house
In Washtenaw County a hallway of the Fosdick farm is said to be wallpapered with money from the 1830s wild cat banks. The piece recounts how illicit currency issued by Michigan banks spread, collapsed after banker Alpheus Felch exposed the fraud, and left debtors impoverished. The Fosdick hall displays five three and one dollar notes unseen elsewhere.
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Fosdick
Michigan
Washtenaw County
State University
State Normal College
Samuel W. Foster
John Holden
Scio Township
Detroit
Bank of Michigan
Scio
Samuel Foster
Wild Cat Bank
Alpheus Felch
Robert Purdy
Washtenaw
John Almy
Kent County
Isaac Menfore
St. Clair
Saline
Manchester
Sharon
Ypsilanti
Lowell
Geddes
Huron River
Superior Township
Ann Arbor
Brown and
Broadway
Charles Thayer
Mar Felch
Alphéns Felch
Calhoun
Lenawee
Clinton County
St. Johns
Hart
Max Fosdick
Philp Fowler
Levi Drake
Ronald ‘Tower
Alonzo Stone
Theodore ‘Fosdick
Emily Fosdick
Rotary meeting features film of Ford project and local scenes
Saline Rotary Club at The Tavern last Thursday noon screened motion pictures by E. F. Henne. The show included views of the Ford project water unusually high rural schools and pupils and other recent scenes. Guests included Charles P. Stauback Newark N J Clarence Bolander Lapeer and Junior Rotarians Kenneth Volz and Carl Sharrard.
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Rotary Club
E. F. Henne
Ford Project
Charles P. Stauback
Newark
N. J
Clarence Bolander
Lapeer
Kenneth Volz
Carl Sharrard
Local Ads and Services in Saline Michigan
Local classified items include radio repair and free tube testing at Milhan's Gulf Station, cemetery dues notice, various sales from Alfred Hertler to J Visel, farm stock and feed, Chevrolet vehicles, rental space, and bargain listings. Also public event: Saline Grange dance on June 2 and delivery services noted.
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Saline Savings Bank
Northrup King
Pickett
S. and
Mich
Olga Coal
America
Lambarth Brothers
General Insurance
Achievement
Peel
Wee
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Ginnivan “Dramatic
Pioneer Times
Dexter Bulletin
Dexter Leader
Chelsea
Andrew Allison
Glasgow
Scotland
Buffalo
Detroit Free Press
Grass Lake
Klager
McCormick-Deering
Fordson Bell
Burroughs
Schiller
Ecord
Elager
Harry Cole
Ent
the Observer
Cole
R. G.wahl
Alfred Hertler
Durham Beacon
Arthur Feldkamp
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Wiedman Auto Co
W. B. Dietixker
Parsons
S. Ann Arbor St
W. Kelly
J. Visel
Berkshire Boat
Carlos Beckington Willis
Tuttle Hill
Saline Mercantile Company
Maurice Henderson
C. Boettner
Clean Art Cleaners
Westside Garage
Luther Dicks
Atin Arbor
Central
Saline Mercantile Co
Dr. Gibson
Packard
Hill
Arbor
Chevrolet
Cook Motor
Saline Grange
Saline Valley
Dave’s
Cook
Art’s
Pleasant Lake Roads
Herman Heininger
Alexander's
Santo
Liberty St
Ax -Contini Wildman Autesie Company
Weiss
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