Pro and Con urges neighbor participation in citizen duties
A fragment defends and questions civic involvement urging neighbors to fulfill basic obligations of good citizenship and engage in communal duties.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1948
Page
2
A fragment defends and questions civic involvement urging neighbors to fulfill basic obligations of good citizenship and engage in communal duties.
Yesterdays OCTOBER 1 1938 Saline Woman's Club met with Miss Esther Landwehr on Tuesday afternoon September 25. Mr and Mrs David Wahl welcomed a daughter born Monday afternoon. Four wrecked cars were hauled into garages over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Fred Arend hosted a family dinner for Mrs Johanna Arend's 76th birthday. Mr and Mrs Rev Niles hosted his sister and her husband and sister in law from Croswell. Alger Allison tore down a sheep shed and built a hen house. Joseph Sweeney reports unusually tall corn stalks on muck. OCTOBER 7 1897 M M Davenport sold goods to Mr Shaw of Ypsilanti who takes possession Monday. It was only a shower but it laid the dust. Cher Mills in Michigan will have a rest this fall. Threshers not needing jobs this fall. Grape crop been short in this area this fall. The annual pew renting of the M E church will occur Wednesday October 13. George Ehnis won all premiums on brown leghorns at Ann Arbor fair last week. New acts this week G C Townsend BE A Hauser Co and Lister and Sheeler. Floyd Bennett home with a healing leg. Harvest Festival at the opera house tomorrow. Jacob Lutz bought Ida Burroughs place and plans to move to the village. Some sister towns complain about tramps lately. We have been fairly free of their presence. Mat Rentwhler in charge
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