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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1952

Page

3

Emma Sweitzer and Herman Lindenschmitt wed at farm home

The wedding took place Wednesday at the West town residence of Mrs. J. Sweitzer with Rev. Lederer officiating. Separately George Ennis and wife and Mrs. Schleh attended the 25th anniversary and church rededication in Wayne. Roosevelt planned a Detroit visit Monday attracting crowds. Hauser and Co. ship a large wool stock this week. C. EB. Townsend, Republican candidate for Congress, to speak in the local opera house on Wednesday evening September 24.

Pleasant Farm C. EB. Townsend Congress

Fall Foliage Beauties and Local Happenings in Ypsilanti

The bugle of autumn brings vivid colors as early frosts tint leaves. The 40th anniversary of the Seventh Michigan Infantry G A R drew about 106 attendees in Ypsilanti. A Adrian resident was struck by a rotten egg by mistake. Two Mormon elders faced hostility on a city street while attempting conversion. Fred Gordon sold his house near the foundry to Fred Cook for $500. Rumor says the town may lose its laundry. Opera manager Lashier reports a contract with A O Miller Company for three October nights. Miller, a longtime showman, is credited with quality entertainment. New village library titles include The Leopard's Spots, The Silence of Dean Maitland, Granstark, Castle Graney crow, In the Country God Forest, Larry Hudson's Ambition, Audrey, A Woman Tenderfoot, Donald Grant, Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, The Hound of the Baskervilles.

Michigan Infantry G.A.R Ypsilanti Adrian Fred Gordon Fred Cook Lashier Opera House A. O. Miller Mr. Miller Dean Maitland Granstark Castle Graneycrow

Ten Years Ago Wedding Trip and Local Social Notes

Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Randall Coates attended his sister s wedding in Flint. Mr and Mrs B D Hammond return to their farm after summering in Burlingame California with son Dean and family. George W Seeger was struck by a car near the library injuring his left shoulder. he wears a sling but remains cheerful. Mr and Mrs Charles Shutz visited Port Huron friends Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Gonsor of Willis visited Earl Cullit on Labor Day. Delmar Schrader and Carol Ann with Mamie Schrader of Ann Arbor vacationed in Northern Michigan to Copper Harbor. Edward Alber Herman Alber and daughter Doris Miss Amanda Alber and Mrs Wurster and daughter visited Lake City from Saturday to Monday.

Randall Coates Flint B. D. Hammond Burlingame Calif Dean George W. Seeger Charles Shutz Port Huron Harry Gonsor Willis Earl Cullit Delmar Schrader Carol Ann Mamie Schrader Ann Arbor Michigan Copper Harbor Edward Alber Herman Alber Doris Amanda Alber Wurster Lake City

August Milk Prices Rise in Detroit Milkshed

The Detroit milkshed reports August Class I milk at 5278 dollars per hundred pounds FOB Detroit with Class II at 3744 dollars. Class I rose 25.1 cents from July and 42.8 cents above August last year. Of the gain 15 cents stems from a Federal order premium and 10.1 cents from higher prices paid by 18 Midwest condensaries.

Detroit Midwest

Milk production and prices rise in Michigan August report

Howard F. Simmons reports 3.37 percent higher August production than July and 8.75 percent above August 1951. Fluid milk consumption up 1.25 percent year over year. Class II price up about ten cents per hundred pounds from July, based on manufacturer prices. Blend price for all milk at 5.91 per hundred. 3.82 in July. 3.67 in August 1951.

Michigan Milk Producers Association Howard F. Simmons

Registration Notice For General Election

Registration notice informs qualified electors of a general election to be held on Tuesday November 4 1952. It references voters who must register or update records to cast ballots and notes the official eligibility requirements and deadlines.

Registration Notice for Saline Township Elections

The Saline Township Clerk announces door to door registration hours at 12737 Macon Road on non Sundays and Mondays through October 6 1952 from 8 pm to 8 pm. No registrations allowed between the thirtieth day before and election day.

Saline Washtenaw State of Michigan Macon Road Saline Township

Registration rule notes resident voters in precinct

The entry in the registration book is limited to residents who are actual inhabitants at registration and still qualified to vote under the constitution. Micah Robison, Township Clerk.

Micah Robison

20 Years Ago: Rev Simon Schofield Heads to Mt Clemens

Twenty years ago Rev. Simon Schofield left Tuesday morning for Mt. Clemens to attend the M. E. Conference. The week saw a frost then rising temperatures and a warm Tuesday rain. Local visits include Earl Culliton of Lansing at the Davises and several home improvement notes from area residents.

Simon Schofield Mt. Clemens M. E Earl Culliton Lansing Frank Davis W. M. Fowler Robert Culver Brighton Norman Ash Loretta Rudolf Feldkamp Emanuel Scherst Durand Springer Theresa Lazella Washington, D. C Roy Stoddard

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