Public health nurse begins duties in Saline district
Resident nurse Miss Carol Voor, N R, starts October 1 serving Saline village and four surrounding townships. She will provide bedside nursing, prenatal and infant welfare work, school nursing, tuberculosis care, and family guidance in cooperation with family physicians, with office at Mrs Hoyt's 206 B Michigan Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Voor
N. R
Miss Voor
University Hospital
Visiting Nurses’ Association of Detroit
Miss Woos
Saline Village
Saline
TBC
Washtenaw County Public Health Nursing Association
American Red Cross
Saline Farmers Club Meeting Highlights
The Saline Farmers Club convened on October 16 with Ada Lutz presiding. Members filed reports on current events and the host’s report, followed by dinner. Harry Finch led the viewing committee report, with papers by Kate Weiennett and an original poem by C. F. Hildner. Recitations and readings by multiple members preceded adjournment to meet the Finchs on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Farmers’ Club
Ada Lutz
Rollcall
Harry Finch
Kate Weiennett
America
C. F. Hildner
The
Farmers Club
Anna Higsins
Mollie
S. Kress
C.F. Hildner
Arthur Lutz
Lutz
Finch
A. Josenhans
R. Hammond
Higgins
Clue
Musical Entertainment Note About Saxophone Duet
An reported account describes a musical entertainment featuring a saxophone duet by a young lady and a young man. The text humorously recalls a local character ordering ice cream with two spoons for himself and his companion.
Community backs school with large athletic fund drive
The High School Athletic Association thanked numerous villagers for pledges and gifts to fund uniforms and equipment. Contributors include EK D. Ford, F. C. Zimmerman, B. J. Boettger, Carl Schleh, G. L. Parsons, G. F. Bracey, and many others. Donations range from 1 to 2 dollars with many names listed in order of contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
High School Athletic Association
Courage
EK. D. Ford
F. C. Zimmerman
B. J. Boettger
Carl Schleh
G. L. Parsons
G. F. Bracey
S. R. Wilson
G. V. Cook & Son
Earl Dietiker
A. L. Westphal
Layher & Wenger
Methodist Church Notes Rev. C. P. Bayless
The notes outline regular services led by Pastor C P Bayless with a 10:00 a m worship and 11:30 a m Sunday school. A Thursday 7:30 p m praise service is scheduled, and bulletins at Citizens back prompt sermon themes.
Neighbor’s Paper Nuisance Prompts Observer Subscription Pitch
A subscriber says neighbor borrowing the paper is a nuisance and urges readers to subscribe as the Observer sells at a low price. The note frames the paper as readily affordable to prevent borrowing and fits a local promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
George Uphaus
Wiedman
Michigan farmers to hold business accounting schools
A statewide series of farm accounting schools will teach proper farm record keeping and inventories to put farming on a business basis. About 2,500 farm account books have been distributed, with 25 men per school and county agents arranging local sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan
H. M. Elliot
M. A
State Grange
Farm Bureau
Poperty
Max Rosenthal
Saline
Antwerp
el- Zium
United Press, Association
Commercial Club
Messrs. Brink
Averill
Opera House
Hazel Cook and Leland Easton Wed in Dexter
Miss Hazel Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs BE H Cook married Leland Easton of Dexter in a ceremony at the farm home attended by eighty friends Rev P W Dierkberger Chelsea officiated with ring service The couple will live on their Dexter farm after a week trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls Out of town guests included Mrs Leland Easton Mrs Amos Wheelock Mrs Stewart Chennoy and others from Grand Blanc Dansville Lima Ann Arbor and Flint
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Cook
BE. H. Cook
Leland Easton
Dexter
P. W. Dierkberger
Chelsea
Lawrence Sayner
Ann Arbor
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Amos Wheelock
Goodrich
Stewart Chennoy
Grand Blanc
W. A. Fosdick
Dansville
Harry Lombard
Lamar
Colorado
Chauncey Coy
William Finkbeiner
Ieland
Mark Bradbury
Lima
S. H. Wheelock
Donald
Flint
Theophil Roeder
Napierville
Illinois
Eliza
Arthur
Marion Wheelock
Fred L. Arner
George Forester
Local Socials and Plans Highlight Saline Weekend
Mrs G A Mills of Macon visited Saline friends Friday. Harry Germain of Detroit stayed with the Taylors over the weekend. Daniel Murray and family of Mooreville visited the Allisons. Harold Uutz returned from Lansing and spoke of a summer in Wyoming. Republicans of Saline plan a big meeting at the opera house October 30 with Congressman H C Michner of Adrian and Grace Greenwood Browne as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Mills
Macon
Saline Friends
Harry Germain
Detroit
Harry Taylor
Harold Uutz
Lansing
Wyoming
Saline
Vicinity
Opera House
H. C. Michner
Adrian
Grace Greenwood Browne
Eli
Observer Liners Classified Advertising Summary
Classifieds include notices and ads from Observer Liners offering services and goods. Items listed: engraving and invitations, fruit and stock summaries, vulcanizing, Ford truck, wool stock, farm stock, painting, dry cleaning, housekeeping help in Ann Arbor, domestic training opportunity, and legal printing notices for estate settlements.
Timber Wanted by Bracey and Son Foresters
Bracey and Son seek all kinds of saw timber for the leased mill of Charles Fahrner for another year. Elm and oak are preferred, but any timber considered. They offer good prices either standing or at the mill and request responses by writing or calling phone number 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fahrner
Detroit United Lines Schedules 1920 Route Timetable
Detroit United announces Saline and Ypsilanti service with departures from Saline at 46 55 a m 8 40 a m and every two hours until 8 40 pm 10 45 pm 1 15 am and from Ypsilanti at 6 30 am 7 40 am and every two hours to 7 40 pm 10 15 pm and 12 45 am The last car waits for the theatre car from Ann Arbor and cars connect at Wayne for Plymouth and Northville and at Ypsilanti for Detroit and Jackson In effect May 18 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Connett
Wayne
Plymouth
Northville
Detroit
Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Burkhart Bros
Martin Fuoss
Schnebelt's Bakery
Farmers’ Club Meeting
Fred Burkhart, E. D. Skinner
Alice Warner
Grace Brown
H. O. Lane
C. A. Curtiss
W. Sawyer
E. J. Muir
BE. A. Clark
F. C. Wiedman
C. H. Baker
B. Derendinger
George Seeger
A. J. Warren
L. FE. Fairbank
Eh.rentschler
Walter Towler
C. A. Jordan
E. Towler
C. O. Woodbridge
W. Harmon
Joseph Gauss
A. J. Gregg
H. Heininger
Mrs. Garl Schieh
Lauren Schieh
Raymond Westphal
Linford Bracey
Harol Layher
Carl Zahil
Waillaze Coe
Clarke Rouse
Paul Morris
Frank Acton
E. J. Feuerbacher
D. J. Stark
B. A. Davenport
G. C. Howard
H. Ormsby
Dieterle
W. L. Sturm
G. J. Davidson
D. A. Bayi
Wim. Parres
C. Leonard
C’ Wirster
R., H. Orr
Wm. Kelly
F. J. Henderson
R. Mallock
A. Wedemeyer
D. Klein
Charles. Gross
H. Alber
Karl Theurer
F. Kalmbach
George Feldkamp
A. G. Layher
W. E. DePuy
Ralph Hammond
Wesley Schoolmaister
George A. Finkbeiner
Jacob Klumege
C. D. Finkbeiner
Karl Hertler
Donald Stimpson
Theodore Stimpson
Earl McPherson
H. T. Gall
A. Schmid
C. Dieterle
Henry Bredernitz
Wm. Westphal
E. C. Rowley & Son
C. Rogers
H. E. Apple
L. Mathias
J. Longcore
A. F. Nissley
Nina Jackson
A. J. Rowley
Feldkamp
Clifford Bracey
Leon Schill
Arthur Sturm
Fred Koch
B.roller
J. C. Huber
Charlies Harmon
B. L. Longfellow
Thomas Spears
A. C. Miler
Wm. Dell
J. B. Wallace
M. Fucss
Co. J. Schnebelt
S. Y
Methodist Church
C. P. Bayless
Cook-Easton
Daniel Murray
Mooreville
Mrs. D. Allison
Nonesuch
Steel Red
Tolman Sweet
R. W. M.lls
Earl Fosdick
Wiedman Auto Company
Thorebred O. I. C
Jacob Smith
Parker Dry Cleaning Co
A. H. Lloyd
Washtenaw Avenue
Vivienne Farm House
R. F. D.no
G. F. Bracey & Son
Detroit United Lines
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