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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
6
Public notice line stating second-class matter registration in Saline Michigan and listing advertising representative Michigan Press Service Inc under the 1879 act.
At Loch O By farm near Bridgewater fine cattle drew attention at the county fair. Mr and Mrs Hollis Carr attended the State Fair Sunday. Dr and Mrs Leidhouser visited relatives in Vermilion Ohio. Miss Betty Clay returned from Yellowstone and headed to Petersburg for the coming year. The canning factory at Saline.
Mr and Mrs B J Spitler and daughter Dorothy return from Washington DC and the World's Fair.
Twenty years ago Fosdick district opened with Mr White as teacher Ruth Needham started in the Lewis district Gleason district opened with Edna Harmon from Fayette Ohio. Dollar Day praised by Saline businessmen. Last Wednesday night marked final weekly shows on North Ann Arbor street beside Citizens Bank. Mrs Amanda Wilson died. Jessie Lowe Linn 69 of Britton killed by train. Blair Hinkley died after four weeks illness.
Fifty years ago Elias Olds and his wife relocated to Ann Arbor where they planned to operate a boarding house, reflecting a family shift and new lodging venture in the community.
School opened Monday with 49 pupils in the high school an rise of 14 from last year. Mrs Edith Chamberlain Brown visits with Mrs C F Unterkircher. Jefferson Rouse and wife visit their sons Preston and Ramson and families. Pearl Wood returns to millinery rooms at A M Humphrey. Laverne Bassett and family visit Leonard Bassett and wife. Social dance at the Opera House Saturday night September 15 admission limited to respectable people.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan sets a hearing date for claims against the estate of Wealthy Wallace deceased. Creditors must file written sworn claims with Homer Kuebler, fiduciary, by October 28, 1950, with publication of notice in the Saline Observer for three weeks.
A general primary election is set for September 12, 1950 at Polar Bear Hall Saline Township Michigan. Voters will nominate candidates for state governor and other offices in partisan races and for circuit court commissioners in nonpartisan races. Polls open 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. with voters in line at closing allowed to vote.
A formal notice announces a nonpartisan primary and nominations for offices including Congressional Representative State Senator Auditor Drain Commissioner Coroner Surveyor and Circuit Court Commissioners. Polls close at 8 PM with voters allowed to cast ballots until closing.
Cracked dishes should not be used because water and food seep into cracks creating germs. Bacteria can survive washing and later contaminate fresh food placed on the dish.
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