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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
5
Public notices announce the Saline Michigan General Election on November 7 1950 at Saline City Hall with polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for state and county officers and referendums. Also guidance for opening hours and voter eligibility and an order for publication of the Second Annual Guardian account in the Saline Observer.
For sale roasters and flyers in Saline area. Contact Tom Zahn at telephone 188F22. Item available now with several units listed.
Barns chick en coops house basements for sale. Guaranteed satisfaction. Phone 144F6 Saline. Write D L Brown Saline RFD 1. Girl's winter coat size 10 dry cleaned in excellent condition for sale at 209 S Ann Arbor St.
Mrs. Mabel Needham thanks neighbors and friends for kindnesses shown during her hospital stay and after returning home.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor Ernest Luckhardt deceased Lulu Luckhardt petitions for administration of the estate. Hearing set for October 26 1950 at ten in the forenoon. Publication to run weekly for three prior weeks in the Saline Observer.
Qualified electors in York Township Precinct One will vote at Mooreville Township Hall on November 7, 1950. Ballot items include state offices Governor to Coroners, and proposed amendments to acts on hospital funding, deceptive imitation butter, and other measures. Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Officials include Geo Steidle, Township Clerk.
Public notice from Michigan state authorities announces a Drainage Board meeting for a proposed drainage district crossing Monroe Washtenaw and Lenawee counties. The session occurs November 1 1950 in Milan Monroe with notices to county drainage commissioners and interested landowners.
Twenty members attended the trustees meeting held October 11 at the Michigan Union in Ann Arbor. Reports on summer work were given and plans for fall discussed. A new trustee, Mrs. Fred Ahrens of Saline, was announced.
Dundee-Harmon Covell the first Spoke of the Hub born in Dundee traces ancestry to Ebenez er Duston who opened Dundee's first business in 1820 a general store on Manning's site. Covell barbering 49 years says he has served two local families for four generations and Duston named the Michigan town after Dundee Scotland. Ypsilanti speech survey ranks city among five with sloppiest speech patterns provoking rebukes from local officials. Consumers Power expects most natural gas heating hookups connected by end of week as 400 to 500 users light their burners. Manchester lawyer James C Hendley named president of Union Savings Bank after 14 years as bank director.
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