Saline and Milan Reds play to 18 18 tie in tough battle
A hard fought game ends in a 18 to 18 tie as Saline clings to momentum in the second half. Key moments include Grunewald and Bamner powering Saline’s rally and Milan’s Rapp scoring twice before the break. Saline’s defense steadies after halftime, with Wear and Anderson contributing strong play on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud” MacArthur
Lays
Eiven
Salite
Crimson Tide
Milan
Saline Ba
Schaefer
Weed
Wes Ish Rapp
Ani
Marly
Bordine
Fina Milan
Rapp
Grunewald
Bamer
Bredernitz
Bamner
Reds
Anderson
Cooper
Milan Mesko Koczman
Accreeee
Bradley
Squires Jacobs
Muter Anderson
Social calls and visits across Macon area figures
Macon residents and guests visited friends and relatives in nearby towns including Detroit Rome Center Ann Arbor and Lansing. Events featured calls on the Payne Sage Schoolmaster Cramb Coler Hancock Guilford and others with trips to Eustis Fremont Battle Creek and Wyandotte noted among gatherings and church activities.
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James Beach
E. W. Payne
E. J. Hancock
Detroit
R. G. Sage
Will Schoolmaster
Rome Center
John Schoolmaster
Clare Cramb
Brooklyn
Mills Swick
L. W. Coler
Eustis
Florida
Walter Craig
Ann Arbor
B. H. Sarvey
Nellie Case
Bluffton
Ill
Chauncey Guilford
Portland
Don Bilby
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Will Pennington
L. W. Coller
P. K. Morgan
Rose Boughner
Clayton Bigelow
Charles Bigelow
Fremont
Gertrude Powers
L. C. House
R. A. Halladay
Ray Hendershot
Elton Osborn
William Morgan
Plymouth
Marjorie Morgan
France Michel
Elva Richart
Ralph Michel
Max
Saline Township General Election Notice 1940
To the Qualified Electors notice is given that a general election will be held in Saline Township Michigan on Tuesday November 5 1940 at Hertlers Hall for national state and county offices and nonpartisan judges plus questions on school district taxes civil service and public acts. Polls open 7 a m to 6 p m with possible noon adjournment and late voting in line. Dated October 17 1940 Lester A Hanson Township Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Inspectors of Election
Lester A. Hanson
Saline
Michigan
South
Ann Arbor St
United States
Congressional
Congress
WGN
Justice of the Supreme Court
Propare
General Election Notice for Saline Michigan 1940
General Election to be held in Saline Michigan on November 5 1940 at City Hall voters will decide state constitutional amendments civil service and a parkway playground proposal Polls open 7 am to 8 pm Lottie Wallace City Clerk Mark Sweetland Clerk of Probate orders publication of final account for Aston Luckhardt estate hearing October 31 1940 Saline Observer to publish for three weeks Jay G Pray Judge of Probate Bertha Jetter Deputy Register of Probate October 10 17 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G Pray
Aston Luckhardt
Ernest Luckhardt
Saline Observer
Bertha Jetter
Michigan Township General Election Notice 1940
A general election will be held in the Township of Lodi on Tuesday November 5 1940. Voting locations include Township Halls Lodi Township Congress and a referendum on civil service reform and section 3 of Article 1 of Act 261 1939. A Parkway Playground Proposal is also on the ballot as the township board resolves poll hours for the forenoon and related procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Lodi
United States
Congress
Register of Deeds
Justice of the Supreme Court
Foreclosure sale of Saline mortgage on 6 acre parcel
Mortgagee Bessie Collins enforces a sale under a 1934 mortgage by Floyd and Luella Rhoades of Saline Washtenaw County to satisfy 1876.14 dollars including principal interest taxes and attorney fees. The sale is set for January 25 1941 at 10:00 AM at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor. Julia E Carven and Bessie E Collins are assignees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rhoades
Luella R. Rhoades
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Bessie Collins
Charles H. Carven
Register of Deeds
Julia E. Carven
Bessie E. Collins
Ann Arbor
Circuit Court
County of
Washtenaw
Julia EH. Carven
Bessie BE. Collins
E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Building
Public Auction Notice on Ann Arbor Mortgage
Notice of foreclosure by public auction of the Henry W Clark and Elizabeth Clarke mortgage in Washtenaw County Michigan. The property is the south 30 feet of the north 60 feet of lot 35 in Smiths Addition Ann Arbor. Auction date November 16 1940 at 10:00 A M. Bidder to pay overdue principal interest taxes costs and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Clark
Elizabeth 5
Michigan
Ann Arbor
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Smith
State Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
A. R. Peterson
BE. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Arbor
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Rev. Lendrum
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Dean Joslin
Methodist Sunday School
C. A. Curtiss
Jesus
America
W. D. Hart
Irene FiteGerald
Wiliam Love
Columbia
Hart
Clare Camburm
Ivan Spitler
Ypsilanti
Mattie Harring
Alvah Howard
Thelma Hamilton
Mason
Sumner McCallum
Roy McCallum
Herman Steuwee
Britton
Clara Hendershot
Colleen Thorn
Ivadel Sones
Frank
Adrian
Flolen Frazier
Petersburg
Alva Mackey
A. H. Mackay
Detroit Beach
Mills Atch
Leland
Rial Simons
Clayton Bigelow, Jr
Font Sun Jey
Gerree Sheerin
William Lichty
Donald Craig
Leslie Naugile
Charles Howell
LaVern Pennington
Robert Howell
Wayne
Nettie Hendershot
Jay Howell
R. E. Simons
P. O. Hawley
Ridgeway
Hendershot
Macon Township
Monroe
Dtor
Michigan Associated Telephone Company
Macon
I. D. Kittle
William Pelton
New Boston
Raynor Scudder
Walter Carven
Joseph Dunbar
Morenci
Gerald Hayes
Toledo
George Schilberg
Leon Hall
South Saline Extension Club
Myr
Louis Steinhauer
Arthur Dickman
Wyandotte
Lamont Carriburn
Argyle Biddle
Ben van de Mark
Clinton
Kenneth Frost
Hertler’s Hall
Saline Township
Detroit Edison
Lottie Wallace
Mark Sweetland
Murray D. van Wagoner
St Wagoner Am Ua '” “‘Demograt
Dees Ergath
Albert W. Hooper
Detroit Street Railways
Public Service Commission
Highway Users Conference of
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William Palmer
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