Local notices and social roundup from Saline area
Miss Marion Rouse returns from Detroit for weekend visit while Mrs. Cotton recovers in Ann Arbor. Residents plan visits to Detroit and Ann Arbor as Michigan football losses and local events are noted. A Bethel church chicken supper and Star Commonwealth fundraiser are announced alongside school attendance, sidewalk plans, and a preview of the Farm Edition prospectus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rouse
Detroit
8. Y. Cotton
Ann Arbor
Lillian Burgan
Grover
George Miller
Harry White
Webb Coe
Wilbur Coe
Mirs
Minnie Coe
Tenny
Marl
Milford
Minnie Buckman
W. M. Fowler
Jacob Smith
Farmington
Birmingham
Ernest Boettger
Charles Dietiker
Wrandells
W. B. Dietiker
Thomas Love
Arthur Niesly
Michigan Navy
Baltimore
Michigan
Allwin Burkhardt
Rentz
West Michigan Avenue
Ruth Rose
Cleary Business College
Ypsilanti
Hazel Lamb
Bethel Church
Freedom
Star Commonw
Ealth
Albion
Yreilevt
Austin White
Masonic Hall
Adrian
Carney Garage
Walter
Callie Smith
Beavers and Beqwork: Voss Family Visit and Farm Expansion
Mr and Mrs Andrew Voss and daughter Helen visited relatives early this week while Andrew tended business in Muskegon. He is fencing a 140 acre beaver farm at Luther with wire netting trenching and barbed wire. His company now houses 25 pairs of beavers and federal inspectors estimate the herd will reach about 3 000 by 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Voss
Helen
Andrew
Muskegon
Luther
Howard City
Mary Pickford Wears Nearly a Ton of Costumes in New Picture
Liberty theatre manager recounts from Pickford Fairbanks studios that Mary Pickford's Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall uses about 1000 costumes weighing over seven teen tons for the Elizabethan era romance. Solo bridal gown weighs fifty pounds and the cast total includes ninety changes weighing a ton and a half. The heavy wardrobe marks the film as a leading costume picture of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
United Artrtists
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon
Pickfond-Fairbanks Studios
Zimmerman
Liberty Theatre
Miss Pickfornt
Mitchell Leisen
Mr. Zimmermen
Haddon Hall
Liberty ‘Theatre
Miss Pickford
State police abolition debated in political column
The Democratic nominee pledges to abolish the state police, framed as a votes issue rather than constructive state leadership. The piece notes past abuses by some officers, argues for a well regulated state constabulary, and supports state and federal cooperation for border and highway patrol, traffic enforcement, and crime investigation. ionia News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Identification Bureau
Michigan
Raliie
Democratic Party
Ionia News
Local papers report old violin sale and tragic accidents
The Addison Courier notes 175 year old violin sold by B B Compart to Edith Bordner of New Philadelphia Ohio. Michigan Investor records Grass Lake voters approving electric utility transfer to Consumers Power Co. A Paris Buick president H H Bassett 51 dies after cold leads to double pneumonia. The Charlotte Republican comments on colds. The Addison Courier reports Samuel M Rubenstein and family injured when their Buick left the road near Somerset and crashed into trees. Blinsfield Advance covers Albert C Miller hurt when horses spooked a mowing team near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Compart
Edith Bordner
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Addison Courier
Grass Lake
Consumers Power Co
Michigan
H. H. Bassett
Buick
Paris
Mr. Bassett
Conlidge
Charlotte Republican
Samuel M. Rubenstein
Leon Simpson
Chicago
Somerset
Addison Hospital
Albert C. Miller
John Momiinee
Mominee
Blinsfield
Michigan Parapets and Projects Highlight 30 Years of Work
A roundup of Michigan topics notes Clayton Loring’s long service, highway works led by Frank F. Rogers, and heavy calcium chloride use to keep roads winter-ready. It mentions a Roch ester viaduct costing about 230000, built by state and Grand Trunk railroad with Oakland county support, plus state finances for inmate maintenance and a shift toward payments by estates. The article also cites a Detroit writer, a Fair Haven log cabin project, Michigan’s share of millionaires, a moving village near Northport, a $10000 playhouse, concerns over squirrel extinction, and three GR girls walking to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Clayton Loring
Frank F. Rogers
Attorney ‘General
Rochester
State Highway Department
Oakland County
Grand Trunk Railroad
Dick Buck
The
Richmond Review
Penn
Iity
Square Deal Miller
Detroit
Fair Haven
Michigan
Cline
Wexford-Manistee
Northport
Meadoowbrook
Alfred Wilson
John Dodge
John Lowe
Norther State Normal
Grand Rapids
California
Christian Science services in Salina and fish reserve progress
The Salina Christian Science Society meets Sundays at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the lesson Mortals and Immortals and a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Sunday school follows the morning service for pupils under 20. A fish reserve on Elmer Green farm near Half Moon and Highland Lake will be finished in about 10 days with favorable weather. Henry Johnson excavating and grading. The pond spans several hundred feet and ranges 2 to 6 feet deep, dammed across the creek to form the reserve. It will hold 5000 bass spawn or 8000 bluegills, trees will be planted and an auto drive built on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Notes
The
Christian Science Society of
Salina
Citizens Bank
Elmer Green
Half Moon
Highland Lake
Henry Johnson
Pinckney Dispatch
Mystery Battery Service Ad for Village Shop
An advertisement touts Mister- restores and maintains batteries with a Constant Potential System. It promises reduced rental expenses and a full recharge in 8 to 12 hours, claiming to offer the best service in the village and inviting customers to visit today.
Tecumseh Scout Court Honors Boy Hero Raymond Buffer
Raymond Buffer son of Mr and Mrs R W Puffer of 309 West Shawnee Tecumseh received a hero medal for bravery in saving Ervin Richardson. The Tecumseh Boy Scouts unit met in a Court of Honor with George Crossland Scout executive of the Wolverine Council and local business leaders in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Charles Buffer
R. W. Puffer
Shawnee Street
Tecumseh
Homer
Boy Scouts of America
Ervin Richardson
George Crossland
Wolverline Council
Lenawee
Monroe Counties
Tecumseh Globe
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Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Skroehler
Davenport
Life Time
W. E. Dietiker
Home Furnishings Funeral Director
Che
ABC
Sanford Hardware Co., Inc. Plumbing Heating Saline
MILAN
Wolverine Gas
Connection
East Mich. Ave
Charles Wolford
East Michigan and
Maple Avenues
Saline
Sim. R., Jr
Hlood River
Oregon
Pacific Power & Light Company
Mchigander Club
Max Fosdick
Donald Burkrart
Arthur Armbruster
Herman Heininger
Maple Avenue
Prinls
Hammond School
Holts Carr
Warnerd Carr
Helen Dunn
Tinvas Dunn
Helen Easton
Maxine Easton
Pauline Easton
Ruby Easton
Nora Gordon
Betty Gordon
Dorothy Gondion
Glennis Gordon
Eleen Girbach
Cris Finkbeiner
Milhead Jiams
Frances Tiams
Leila McCollum
Glendora McCeMam
Coming To Liberty Theatre
the State Police
ED. A. Nowack
Wiedman Auto Co
Crosley
Stromberg-Carlson
E. F. Henne
Myers
Ki. Gross & Sons
Liberty “Theatre
Mary
Rudolph Valentino
Willard
Ajax Tires
F. B. Stark & Son
F. P. Kelly
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