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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1928

Page

3

Bank Statement Certification in Washtenaw County

State of Michigan Washtenaw County bank officers certify the statements are true to the best knowledge. Curtiss as vice president and cashier signs, with notary L. E. Fairbank sworn October 10, 1928. Attest by Davenport Harwood and Woodbridge, directors.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Depo E Eee Abeninneccitennstecasnswate Bette Isis Ste Esterase Eee Tenete

Bank Officers Listed in Local Financial Ledger

A roster of officers appears, naming B. P. Davenport as President and C. A. Curtiss as Vice President and Cashier among a group of additional executives including J. W. Hull, Martin Fuoss, L. E. Fairbank, H. A. Holmes and others. The list also includes W.5. Harwood, B. D. Hammond, C. O. Woodbridge, John W. Hull, W. M. Fowler and Arthur Lutz.

B. P. Davenport C. A. Curtiss J. W. Hull Martin Fucss L. E. Fairbank H. A. Holmes

Local Happenings Include Football Result and Notices

Local notes report Indiana defeated Michigan 6 0 in Ann Arbor and a round of visits among residents from Jackson Milan Detroit and Ann Arbor. Upcoming events include a Rosa Ponselle concert and a St Pauls chicken supper while a car crash near York school ended without injuries.

Washenaw County P T A Autumn Meeting Set At Masonic

The Washenaw County Parent-Teacher Association plans a banquet at 7 PM on Tuesday October 23 at the Ann Arbor Masonic temple. Miss Hadas chairs the program committee with H A Tape and Charles Reinhart speaking on parent teacher ties and rural school standardization. Reservations cost 75 cents per plate and other details urge full local representation.

Washenaw County Parent-Teacher Association Masonic Temple Ann Arbor Miss Hadas H. A. Tape Normal College Lincoln Consolidated School Charles Reinhart State Educational Department

Ownership and management of Saline Observer detailed

The Saline Observer of Saline Michigan lists publisher and editor as R Wilson Sim owner and business manager. It states no bondholders holding 1 percent or more of bonds or securities. The document is sworn before Notary H A Holmes on October 6 1928 with commission set to May 10 1929.

Saline Observer Saline Michigan Sim R. Wilson Saline Mich H. A. Holmes

Saline Woman's Club Hosts Meeting and Guest Night

The Saline Woman's Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Fred Burkhart's home with about 35 members and guests. President Mrs. Earl Dietiker led a brief business session and welcomed new members Mrs. McCord Mrs. Bruce Dodge and Mrs. Thomas Love. Frank E. Jones of Ann Arbor spoke on The American Government, receiving thanks from the group. Miss Vesta Mills and Mrs. Edna Aprill played a piano duet, the club sang Michigan My Michigan, tea and wafers were served, and next meeting Guest Night will be at Miss Mills's house on October 30.

A. M. Humphrey R. Barnes Detroit Ernest Towler Schwarzkopf Howell Theodore Feldkamp W. KE Distiker Rosa Ponselle Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor Carl Moehn Adolph Stierle Fred Stierle Elmer Rothfuss Geoge Rothfuss Amos Luckhardt Virginia W. M. Fowler Saline and Bridgewater The Observer State Department of Banking Supervision Lauren Schleh Brooklyn New York Grange Life Insurance Company Lansing New Erskine York School Nash Woman's Club Fred Burkhart Earl Dietiker McCord Bruce Dodge Thomas Love United States Frank E. Jones Jones Vesta Mills Edna Aprill Michigan

Welfare Club Meeting At Mrs. Kutler Home

The Welfare Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Earl Kutler’s home with 36 members present. After business a program followed with readings, poems, and a paper on voting and homemaking. Members shared favorite songs, tied two quilts, sold tickets, and closed with a potluck and patriotic song.

Earl Kutler Maude Goodrich

Liner Advertising Brings Results for Advertisers

Observer Liner Advertising claims strong results for users who place liners today. The notice urges readers to try liner ads using GIF results to boost exposure and engagement.

Observer

Hog Cholera Reported Near Saline

County Agent Osler warns farmers to watch hogs closely and act quickly if illness appears. Suspect sick hogs, treat immediately, and call Wright or another veterinarian to assess seriousness. The outbreak seems confined to two or three farms and emphasizes containment to prevent spread.

Saline Osler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Banking Department U. S Viz Obje Total William Harwood Charles C. Woodbridge B. D. Hammond C. O. Woodbridge John W. Hull W. M. Fowler Arthur Lutz Martin Fuoss Scott G. L. Parsons C. F. Fitzgerald Indiana Charles Rowe Jackson A. J. Warren Ramona Liberty King of Kings Clinton Lewis Mooreville Austin White Dickson Preston H. Rouse Sacramento Alifornia Ola Hammond Mrs Beverly Gates C. F. Ernst South Bend P. T. A. Meeting Cahow Wheeler Saline Woman’s Club Animols Wright George W. Beckwith Democratic Hoover Alfred G. Wilson Wayne County Hoover-Curtis Legion Frank W. Blair Michigan Finance Committee Republican National Committee Claude §. Brigas Michigan Committee For the Legion Mae Stuart Wilson Legion Blair Claude Briggs Miss Stuart Legion Fund Saline Creamery Company C. F. Smith Grocery Henderson’s Dixie
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