Saline notices and social scenes covered this week
Readable fragments show a busy Saline week with visitors from Detroit Grand Rapids and Ann Arbor. Social events include chicken pie suppers at St Pauls and Trinity Lutheran, church activities, football game notes, and local travel, plus local business and theatre plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eber Wittbracht
Highland Park
Ernest Towler
Walkerville
Ontario
Robert Green
Paul Kempf
Hill Auditorium
Albert. Allen
Detroit
Josephine van Houten
Patty
Ann Arbor
Maurice
Albert Henderson
George W. Barr
Michigan
Marines
Ferry Field
Irene Burg
Grand Rapids
John A. Burg
Judd District
Saline
Acros
Reuben Rogers
St.Paul’s Church
Chidy State Att Ferry Field
Samuel Boyd
Deerfield
Ann Lewis
Salina
Hazel Fucss
Lake Orion
Charles Miller
Martin Fuller
Richmond
Q. G. Wheeler’s
Hil
Ome Fitzgerald
E. al. Clark
Ormsby
Walter Bibler
Springwells
Charles Alber
Marshall Camine Amid Son
Chelsea
Josephine van Bete
George Lehman
Ernest Skinner
Royal Oak
Legions
Corinne Robillard
Mary Morden
St. Joseph’s Mercy ‘Hospital
Carl Bolges
Alton Bolges
George Reese
Milan
Harry White
Leslie Robinson
Albert "Hall
Marion McKinnaz
Lansing
Wealthy
Lottie Wallace
Bowen
Sibley
Opera House
Cleanor Cotton
Amn Arbor
Uliece
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Clinton ‘Leeail
A. E. Cole
Messenger
Methodist Sun- Day School
Samalde Cole
Gary
Indiana
Saline Observer
Auction Sale at Blakesley Farm Near Millan Saline York
Joseph Statuch plans a public auction on November 3, 1923 at 1:00 pm on the Blakesley farm northwest of Millan and southeast of Saline. Items include two bay geldings, several Holstein cattle, heifer calves, 125 lb shoots, 240 egg incubator, 500 Plymouth Rock chickens, ducks, geese, a Studebaker automobile, potatoes, and other goods. Terms of sale are usual. Auctioneer A B Schrader. Reuben Rogers, assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Statuch
Blakesley
Millan
Saline
York Church
Durham
Plymouth
Studebaker
Saile
A.B. Schrader
Reuben Rogers
Moonshining Tollivers Face Bloodstained Mountain Trial
Maw Tolliver hides a still in the family moonshiners clan led by Paw Tolliver and sons Lem Tommy and the toll is paid when Lem kills Paw Harden’s son Essie is kept by the Tollivers as Lem pursues marriage while Tommy seeks happiness with Essie. Maw betrays the outlaw trade to the revenuers and the three Tolliver boys die in the fight as Paw flees to chase Tommy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maw Tolliver
Paw Harden
Essie
Tommy Tolliver
Lem
Tolliver
Tollivers
Tommy
Paw Tolliver
Man
A Jewel Special Bavu Wednesday Spotlight
A dramatic scene features an illiterate but magnetic brute clashing with a calm savior bent on protecting the masses. A wealthy aristocratic woman must rely on an ex servant for protection, heightening the romance and tension in the tale.
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Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
G. L. Parsons
Victrola
the Watch Shop
Schaeberle & Son
Sigars
B. P. Davenport
Paul Lederer
Laura, Kafiser
Ruth Bond
Grosse Pointe
Edith Rousé
Byramston
Illinois
Edna Smith
Mae Wheeler
Minnie, Jones
Markley Lockie
Dixie Highway
Genesee County
Post Office
Federal Reserve
Fedral Reserve Bank
Attlanta
Chelsea Standard
Beery
Baru
Wallace Beery
Bays
Universal-Jewal
Liter‘ty ‘Hatre
Marshall Caninie
Josephine VanHouten
Vesta. Mills
Sousa
Elizabeth Larzelere
Clinton
Ruckman
Jones
Doris
Sebastian Finkbeiner
St. Joseph
Round Oak, Reg
South Bend
J. Muir
Liberty Theatre
Bavu
W. E. Dietiker