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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
5
Local residents share weekend visits and travel, with Emil Ahrens and families visiting Saline friends, A J Warren returning from Detroit, and Civil War era tones in social notes. School and club activities appear with University Press club gathering in Ann Arbor and American Education week plans.
Farmers in the area ship chicory to Ann Arbor earning five dollars and fifty cents per ton with potential yields of fifteen tons per acre under good conditions. Obituaries note John F. Stierle and William Brainard passing away. A storm in Ypsilanti prompts removal of wooden awnings on Congress street and local construction updates. Saline Union Grange to meet November 14 with music from Stony Creek orchestra and Saline Glee Club. Conductor Sweet jokes about catching a quail during electric line trips.
Fifteen years ago Mrs. C F Unterkircher played a mandolin at a Woman's Club meeting. Miss Marie Catherine Haarer of Lima and Herman G Ehnis of Ann Arbor wed last Thursday. Edwin C Warner and Miss Luella Helen Alber secured a marriage license. Question about E W Ford owning the Luther parsonage. Work begun on a new meat market at Bridgewater. Bank statements show resources over 735000 dollars. Mrs Charles Wright of Coldwater visiting relatives in the area. Albert Albertson left for Medina Ohio after a visit with D B Mattison. Frank Gilman, Ruth Rose, and Mary Gilman attended a Halloween party in Detroit. Harold Miller spent weekend in Hastings with sisters Gertrude and Margaret. Miss Minkie Day spent the weekend with her sister in Ypsilanti. All livestock in Lenawee and Monroe counties under strict quarantine for hoof and mouth disease.
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