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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
5
Local residents attend family visits and church events while homes see repairs and new occupants. Rehearsals for the Community Choir begin in October and weekly at the school hall. The period includes two death notices and multiple arrivals, relocations, and business changes in Saline and nearby towns.
Thirty years ago Irving Corbet can describe the country to New York. Jacob Lutz buys Ida Burroughs property near the river bridge and plans to move to town. Clinton Clark and Miss Anna Beutler wed Thursday evening. Arbeiter Verein hosts a supper and dance at the park tomorrow night. Tramps increase this fall and residents tire of feeding them. M E church pew rentals set for Wednesday October 13. Mooreville Maccabees dedicate their new hall October 22. Tomorrow promises a full day at Saline with Farmers club at Mr and Mrs H Miller, Harvest Festival at the opera house, and an Arbeiter park supper and dance. George W Cook and Miss Grace Davis married Wednesday evening.
Robert Parsons becomes the new night operator at the telephone office. Local social items note travels and visits among residents including Mrs. J W Hall planning winter in California and Mrs A G Lawrence heading to Fort Myers Florida for a season.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County postpones final account hearing for Michael Zahn estate to October 14 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor office. A notice will be published in the Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
The Washtenaw County probate court in Saline announces a petition by William S Harwood to admit Sidney Harwood last will to probate and appoint executor and appraisers. Hearing set for September 20 in the Probate office with publication in The Saline Observer.
The Conservation Commission issues a modification to the 1927 order banning hunting of gray black and fox squirrels in Michigan for five years from October 25 1927. The fox squirrel prohibition is rescinded while other terms remain in effect. Dated Lansing September 7 1927. Directors and secretary signatures follow. Public notice runs September 29 to October 13 and 27.
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