Saline and local notes from Washtenaw county events
Milan’s J A Page and Saline visitor activity mark a busy week with business trips to Milford and Detroit. Ann Arbor’s Charles Millen, a pioneer dry goods merchant, dies. Washtenaw teachers plan a Zone VI meeting in Manchester. Saline nine trounces Cook Spring 16 to 4 as baseball season ends with high scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Page
Milan
Joseph Smith
Ypsilanti
Albert Henderson
Milford
Heer Reeves
Detroit
School Notes From Washtenaw Post Report Lyceum Plans
CG Hi Heinineway announces Washtenaw Post speech contest invitation accepted by the school authorities. Tennis doubles nearly finished despite rain. singles to be played next week. Senior class leads Lyceum course. committees named for advertising and tickets. Civics class pursues student self-government. Sophomores host a wienie roast at Tourist Camp amid showers. Friday assembly featured the play The Unburied Woman and student poems by Finkbeiner Rogers Lederer Carr. Athletics talk by Nurnberger and a Joyce Heilman Lucille Eberle dialogue followed by vocal duet Aileen Eggert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Barr
Everard Beasley
Bruce Gordon
Elva Whitfield
Alfred Schmid
Lorena Bernard
Ronald Tower
Mable Knapp
Reuben Finkbeiner
Myrtle Rogers
Esther Lederer
Floyée Carr
Nurnberger
Joyce Heilman
Lucille Eberle
Mary Aileen
Aletha Eggert
Miss Keyl
Marine Band to Play Hill Auditorium Concert in Ann Arbor
The United States Marine Band of about one hundred U S citizens will open the Hixtdn Concert Series in Hill auditorium Saturday October 9 at eight. Captain William H Santelmann leads the ensemble, billed as the greatest band in the world with a century and a quarter of existence. Season tickets for five concerts or band-only performances are on sale at the University School of Music and at Hill auditorium box office. The program includes Overture Tannhauser The Young Prince and The Young Princess from Scheherazade Solo for cornet Scherzo of Gold Tone poem Finlandia Rando Capricciaso Waltz The Bachelors Solo for trombone Thoughts of Love Hungarian Rhapsody No 14 and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine Band
United ‘States
Hill _auditorium
Ann Arbor
William H. ‘Santelmann
University School of Music
Hill Auditorium
Tannhauser
Richard Wagener
Nicholas
Romsky-Korsakow
Cornet
Obituary of John Valentine of Saline and Fairfield
John Valentine, born February 7, 1840 on the old Valentine farm near Saline, died September 30, 1926 at his Fairfield home in Lenawee county. Survived by wife Evelyn Aldrich. brother Morton T. Valentine and Ida Chandler of Saline. He had lived in Adrian for years, then moved to Fairfield with his son three years ago due to failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Valentine
Luke
Mary Valentine
Valentine
Saline
Fairfield
Lenawee County
Evelyn Aldrich
Morton T. Valentine
Ida Chandler
Adrian
Pairfield
Cantter
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank For Savings
Kroehler "Davenport
Life Time
W.E. Dietiker
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Winchester
Lefever
Stevens
Ithaca
Mrs. Marshall Canine
Josephine VanHouten
A. G. Wood
Brighton
A. A. Wood
Martha Rundell
Crystal River
Florida
Charles S. Millen
Carrie Carpenter
Samuel Weiennett
HB. Witherell
Clinton
East Michigan Avenue
E. A. Hauser
Hilman
A. C. Lange
Goldsmith
North
Maple Avenue
William Parsons
Hazel
Dexter
T. S. Nurnberger
Lodi
Fucss
Playground Fund
Ralph Isbell
Ralph, Jr
Jackson
Alicia Isbell
S. L. Briggs
Reuben Crosby
North Branch
Frank Vandecar
Crosby
Saline P T.A
Lyle Rankin
Washtenaw County
Zone VI
Manchester
Leone Egan
Zone ‘VI
Cook Spring Co
Armbruster
Cullen
Smith
Focals
THE
U. S. Marine Band
Apply Tavern Hotel
Crosley
Crossey
Cressendon
E. F. Henne
Jungers
H. Gross & Sons
Liberty “Theatre
Reginald Denny
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Gish
Iaamb
Love
Barthelmess
Pontiac
General Motors
F. B. Stark & Son Sturm Building
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