Saline News Highlights Local Socials and Word of Washtenaw Post Change
Saline and area residents were reported visiting Jackson Ann Arbor and Detroit on business and family affairs. The Washtenaw Post name change to The Tribune is noted as weekly. local events include reunions, school funding figures, obituaries and community activities across Saline, Milan, Ypsilanti and surrounding towns.
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Thomas Shurtz
Jackson
Alwin, Gross
Ann Arbor
Arthur Armbruster
Toledo
Canta, Roney
Milford
Salline
S. T Dunk
North Branch
Louise Schroen
Alice Mccarthy
Ghicase
Si He ‘Wilson
Pafternoon
William
Dennison
Detroit
W.B. Dietiker
Ben Palmer
B. L. Longfellow
J. S. Banthin
Washtenaw Post
The
Tribune
Virgil Brown
Milan
Edward Feuerbacher
Jay. R. Watson
Chicago
George Wood
Omaha
Nebraska
Bee
Willard Rouse
American Legion
France
Willard
Sacramento
California
Will Brown
Minneapolis
Mrs. Simmons
Nettie
Charles Tower
Leon Tower
Elmer Stimpson
John
Tower
Grace Louise Sanford
A. R. Lee
Ypsilanti
William Lee
Thur-bor Sanford
Carl Boden
Colorado
Aaron Schairer
West Point
Blanchard
Isaac C. Shaw
Oclive Townsend
Ida Wood
Raymond
Glenn
Ohio
Asa Casey
Joslin Lake
Bridgewater
Oakwood Cemetery
Burton S. Levering
Ypsilanti Episcopal Church
Howard Corbett
Salem
Oregon
Corbett
Irving Corbett
Brown
Harvard
Francis X. Bushmian, Jr
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Peter B. Kyne
Liberty Theatre
Jaick Conway
Lee Gruner
Martin
Fucss
Ann Arbor Street
D. J. Robbins
Morenci Observer
Loren Schleh
Putnam
U. of M
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Saline
Federated Church
Washtenaw County
4-H Club Members Win State Awards at State Fair
Washtenaw county 4-H exhibitors swept firsts in Jersey and Guernsey classes at the Michigan State Fair. Dorothy Zimmerman led as grand champion Jersey female. Cyril Spike’s Guernsey won grand champion in milk. multiple Washtenaw youths earned top ribbons in Jersey and Holstein divisions and won herd prizes. The county also excelled in Duroc Jersey swine and Poland China showcases, with Raymond Girbach leading the exhibit. (Concluded next week.)
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Washtenaw County
Dorothy Zimmerman
John Krumre
Max Ross
Margaret Martin
Frederick Rathfon
Miss Zimmerman
Jersey
Cyril Spike
Guernsey
Claude Gilbert
Everett Gilbert
Webb Harwool
Raymond Girbard
Ernset Gilbert
Arwin Steele
Claire Gilbert
Mac Olds
Gregory Seckinger
Russell Gale
Kenneth Proctor
Russell Proctor
Neil Birnsy
Tuscola
Macomb
Holstein-Friesian Association
Waldemiare Buss
Esther Knapp
Wash
Jack Arend
Washtenaw
Duaroc-Jersey
Pwand China Pig Herd
Raymond Girbach
American Poland China Association
Poland
China
Rex Gleason
The Advertised Article Traditions of Merchant Ads
This item discusses the advertised article as a merchant shown confidence by selling up to date goods. It notes patrons favor merchants whose ads display current stock and reliable quality, implying self assurance in offerings.
Michigan closes partridge hunting for one year
A Michigan conservation order under Act 230 of 1925 imposes a one year closed season on partridge or ruffed grouse from October 25, 1927. The directive, signed by Lt. Young and the Conservation Commission, cites findings by the Director of Conservation and cites penalties under the act.
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Michigan
Lt. Young
Department of Conservation
Howard B. Bloomer
George R. Hogarth
Secre
Rinehart’s Clever Mystery Delights With Chills and Laughs
A vivid blend of eerie tension and humor marks this piece as one of Mrs. Rinehart’s best character studies. The tale balances blood chilling incidents with wit, rivaling the stage version it borrows from and offering a fuller reading experience.
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Mirs. Rinehart
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