Youth Is Sentenced For Reckless Driving Fatality
Earl Rowe aged 17 from Saline was sentenced to 15 days in county jail and $100 costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving in a Saline auto accident that killed Miss Norma Bowen aged 23. Justice Jay H. Payne ordered a report to the state department of public safety which may revoke his driving license.
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Jay H. Payne
Earl Rowe
Saline
Norma Bowen
Rowe
Payne
Department of Public Safety
Ann Arbor
Daily News
Woman's Club meeting at Mrs Collins home
The Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at president Mrs Bessie Collins home. She hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for members and guests. The program included a welcome by Mrs Collins a collecting and Miss Eva Schairer presented a paper on Value. Miss Katherine Briggs sang Joy and Little Pink Rose.
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Bessie Collins
Club
Sane
Eva Schairer
Katherine Briggs
Charles Wakefield-Cadmon
Little Pink Rose
Carrie Jacobs Bond
School drives campaign to curb reckless youth driving
Following a fatal accident a school led a county and civic effort to curb student and parent driving without licenses. Officials promise warrants for violators and stricter enforcement, urging parents and adults to support rules, with calls for a city traffic officer and broader community backing.
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Sugden
Supt
Kalder
Cone
Board
Education
Board of Education
Former Saline Boy Marries In Detroit Ceremony
Dean B. Hammond of Ann Arbor married Miss Bertha C. Flo of Dearborn in Detroit on September 29. The ceremony was at Calvary Presbyterian with Rev. Leslie A. Bechtel officiating. After a four course dinner they left for a Canada and east trip. Dean, a Saline native, is UM aeronautical engineering graduate 1930 and president of Hammond Aircraft Corp. Mrs. Hammond, a 1931 UM School of Music graduate, was America's first Co ed pilot. They will reside at the Wilden apartments in Ann Arbor after October 15.
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Ann Arbor
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Hammond P. T. A. Meeting Displays Evening Program
The October Hammond P. T. A. meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon Monday evening. The session opened with music by the Bunauby orchestra and the Lord's prayer. Programs included recitations, readings, a guest talk, and an address by Mrs. C. F. Some. Supper was served to attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hans and Miss Geraldson.
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Mable
C.F
Lester Hans
Cronberg
Geraldson
Ford V S Leads Michigan Car Sales Despite 1932 Delays
Ford Motor Company topped Michigan car sales for the first eight months of 1932 despite late V-8 production. Ford led national motor car sales from June onward as new Fords increased output, with continued dominance in July August and early September across major markets.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Michigan
Newly Refurbished Library Welcomes Patrons
The Public Library has completed work in both basement and upstairs areas. A furnace was installed in the basement with water lines and storage space for wood and coal. The upstairs was cleaned redecorated and presents an up to date appearance. Last Friday the Library board hosted tea and wafers for about fifty patrons and guests who toured the building. The library was decorated in yellow autumn flowers.
Mock Wedding at the Anthony Home Ends-In-Unknown Destination
A humorous mock wedding was staged at Mrs. Gordon Anthony’s home with Maree Burkhart and Hazel Fucss declared married by Justice Bernice Sugden. Attire echoed 1850s fashion as Velma Brown played Lohengrin and a fern altar framed the scene.
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Hazel Fucss
Bernice Sugden
Lohengrin
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Miss Burkhart
Alice Schlen
Irma Heininger
Muriel” Woodbridge
Sylvia Stephenson
Melyina Bessie Anthony
Hazel Hertler
Loretta Winkle
Cornelia Haul
Anthony
Saline youth jailed for drunken driving collision injures boy
A Saline two year old boy lies critically injured in St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital after a crash at William Street and South Fourth Avenue. Cayton Stewart 20 of Saline pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and got 15 days in jail and a 100 fine plus costs. Wilbur Reed 30 from Ann Arbor was jailed 30 days for drunken and disorderly conduct and for furnishing liquor. Stewart and Reed were arrested by Officers Camp and Kapp.
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St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Druni
Edward Buster
South Fourth Ave
William St
Buster
Caylton
Stewart
Michigan
Ave. Saline
Wilbur Reed
Poslice
Jar H. Payne
Stewert
Reed
Payne
Liam
Read
George Camp
Hisbert Kapp
Ann Arbor Daily News
Probate Judge Pray Visits Saline in Taxpayer Interests
Saline hears Probate Judge Jay G. Pray, Republican candidate for successor, discuss court challenges and reforms. He notes a growing demand at the county office, emphasizes legal and humane aid, cites a rearranged probate office, new filing system, and involvement of welfare agencies to improve service while reducing tax costs.
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Jay G. Pray
Ars Arbor
Saline Tust
Pray
Cheet
City Notice on Nominating Signatures and Clerk's Filing
Fragmentary city notice states five men and one constable must sign by five percent of registered voters. Clerk Lottie Wallace notes signatures must be filed at the Clerk's Office on a Saturday.
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Pete
Wil ‘Clerk’s
Otto
Lottie Wallace
Recreation defeats Kroger in tight midseason bowling match
In a close night tilt the Recreation team edged Kroger as Bert Gillen and Bill Harmon posted top scores 493 and 487 while Fred Gruenwald led Kroger with 472. The feature match was followed by a full schedule listing games through December and local ads for autos, farm goods, and services.
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Kroger
Bert ‘Giller
Bill Harmon
Fred Gruenwald
C. Dieterle
W. Dusterbeck
BR. Wahioo
Alg
BE. Gillen
J. Harmon Kroger Strat
R. FitzGeral
Card of Thanks for funeral sympathy and comfort
The note thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kind expressions of sympathy after a bereavement. Special thanks to Rev Mever for comforting words and to Mrs Lydia Raab Mrs Edward Mahrile and Mrs William Sturm.
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Riso
Rev
Mever
Lydia. Raab
Edward Mahrile
William Sturm
Community thanks neighbors after bereavement note
We wish to thank friends neighbors and relatives for comforting words during our recent bereavement. Your support means a lot to us in this difficult time.
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Schofield
1931 Chevrolet Sedan For Sale By Local Dealers
Deluxe 1931 Chevrolet SHDAN described as like new with under 10 000 miles. Pully equipped and ready for family use. GHOV COOK and SON, authorized Chevrolet dealers, present the sale. Also noting housing rentals and various livestock listings in brief.
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Chevrolet
Ghov.cook. & Son
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