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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
4
Divorce Evil Highlighted by Judge Austin at Exchange Meeting
Judge James Austin Jr of Toledo’s Domestic Relations Court praised parental training and home supervision while condemning hasty marriages as a root cause of divorces. He noted 3,000 divorces in Lucas County last year and 15,000 delinquencies investigated by his 17 staff. He cited Michigan’s five day waiting period and urged responsibility by parents over church and school. The piece also covers local items on racing winnings, a light-stealing scam, and pheasant hunting fines totaling 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Exchange Club
James Austin, Jr
Domestic Revelations Court of
Toledo
Lucas County
Ohio
Aunstin
Michigan
Dundee Reporter
Manch Campaign Primaries Report From Local Schools
THIRTY YEARS AGO last Friday afternoon the High school and second grammar pupils held primaries for the Manch campaign. Delegates to national state and county conventions were elected with one third to each. A McKinley club formed at Miss Ida Webb's home with 31 members. A wreck occurred when Hauser & Co's wagon carrying groceries overturned during a spin down the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manch
Townsend
Carl Harmon
Miss Webb
Agnes McKinnon
Eden Buckman
J. H. Barr & Son
Lodi
McKinley
McKinley and
Hobart
Ida Webb
Hauser &Co
Fred Cook
Local notes sweep through town life and bank robbery
Fifteen years old C H Hood visits D B Mattison and family while George Miler and Ernest Skinner return from the U of M for the weekend. A new telephone operator, Lettie Haney, succeeds Genevieve Barr. Four bandits rob Cook's Sating Bank in Hillsdale at 11 pm on Oct 13 taking about 20000 in cash and securities, insured against loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hood
Chicago
D. B. Mattison
George Miler
Ernest Skinner
U. of M
Helen Wondworth
Plymouth
Mae Wheeler
Harry Howard
Jackson
A. H. Howard
R. W. Ewing
Pontiac
Adam Stang
Lettie Haney
Genevieve Barr
Milan
Bertha Kinsley
Bert Moore
Lodi
Cook’s Saying
Hilsdale
North ‘Adams Advance
Caution Crossing Tracks and Hudson Bequests Highlight Local News
Stanley Shaub, famed for long city drives, slows and peers at night with headlights off to spot trains. In probate, Charles B. Stowell’s will leaves Hudson $10,000. the city library receives $3,000 and Librarian Mamie Havens $15,000. Olivet College and other schools receive bequests. the Michigan YMCA is left $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Shaub
Charlotte Republican
Hudson
Charles B. Stowell
Congregational Church of
Mamie “Havens
Olivet College
Young Men’s Christian Association of Michigan
Addison Courier
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Saline Mercantile CO
Lumber Department
McCormick-Deering
Wiedman Auto Co
Buster Brown
THE
Family Foot Fitters
Kennedy Shoe Market
Ypsilants, Mich
Saline’s Best Trading Center
Sim, BR. Wilson
Saline, Mich
Michigan Press Association
National Editorial
Ass’n
Michigan Foods For
People
James Roche
Charlotte
Morgan Dewey
Gremiana Forbes
Hillsdale Fair
Pinckney Dispatch
L. A
S. Salany
Tony Michels
Sam Michels
Detroit
Augustus Wilcox
Morrice
Bridgewater
S. B. Weiennett
Dr.Woodbridge
Leonard Josenhans
C. J. McBride
Dundee
Herbert Hoover
United States
Ben Uphaus Saline
Mich
Buick
T. E. Schaible
Ypsilanti, Mich
FORD
C. C. Jenks
Ypsilantys
Ypsilanti
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