Saline High School News Staff Listed for Saline Papers
Saline High School announces its student news staff including Florence Hertler as editor Virginia Gilbert as assistant and junior reporters George Martin Jack Arend Dorothy Hertler Mae Sehroen Frances Bowen and others. Dale Noble credited for music and art. readership notes appear in the school publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hertler
Virginia Gilbert
George Martin
Jack Arend
Dorothy Hertler
Mae Sehroen
Frances Bowen
Esther Gross
Dale Noble
Saline High School News Reflects Enrollment and Spirit
The report highlights steady enrollment with increases in the Senior High and crowded rooms. It lists new students, class officers, and advisers across grades, notes a Freshman initiation and a Constitution Week assembly, and includes student notes, jokes, and a playful column from the school.
Fragmentary Wordplay and Misleading Definitions Across Notes
A stream of odd definitions and misquotations surfaces Mr Scott and common terms. The fragment references Quentin Durward Ivanhoe and Emulsion with distorted attributions and absurd phrases about death and placeholders.
Local residents visit and a missing person case
A flurry of weekend visits crosses multiple towns with names like Manchester Lansing Ypsilanti and Chelsea. A statewide search is under way for Merle Greenfield of Clinton who vanished last Friday after withdrawing funds from a bank amid suspected foul play or wanderlust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Walker
Clinton
Edward Jedele
Ormond
Lodi
Adrian Fair
Frank Root
Arthur Zulkies
Mary
Richard
Pontiac
Josephine van Houten
Marshall Canine
Raymond
Mary Dennison
Doris Richards
Chelsea
Robert Walker
Aaron Walker
Marion
Ann Arbor
Edward Meyer
Merle Greenfield
Federated Church to Welcome Rev Kirschner Sunday Morning
Community notes Rev Kirschner of Kansas will occupy the pulpit at the Federated Church Sunday at the usual hour. A Morenci salutes Mrs Schofield as four airplanes circled over her home. Lieut Johansen and a companion landed a Corsair at the Scho field residence after attending the Naval Reserve Airport opening at Grosse Isle Blissfield Advance. Articles of incorporation filed in Lansing for Chelsea Peat and Land Co Detroit with 25 000 capital and 200 000 shares. Wanted three men to set up corn Wm Love phone 191 F22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Kirschner
Kansas
HE. W. Schofield
Morenci
EH. U. Johansen
Lansing
Chelsea Peat and Land Company
Barlum Tower
Detroit
Capital Stock
Chelsea Standard
Wm. Love
Rescinding of Michigan Ruffed Grouse and Prairie Chicken Order
The Conservation Commission rescinds the July 31 1928 order that imposed a one year closed season on ruffed grouse and prairie chicken from October 25 1928 in Michigan. Authority cited Act 230 P A 1925. Dated Lansing September 6 1929. George R Hogarth Director Conservation. Commission members Wm H Loutit Chairman Ray He Cotton Secretary. September 1926 October 8 1929.
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The
Conservation Commission
Michigan
Lansing
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
Wm. H. Loutit
Ray HE. Cotton
Jurors Drawn for October Term of Circuit Court
Four women are among jurors listed for the October term. Names include Ann Arbor residents Ann Arbor Eldwin N Brown William F Seyfried Samuel McLaren Edward ONeil Pauline McCollum Clara L Brumm and more from Ypsilanti townships and nearby areas. A seed company reports 1500 acres of beans near Portland will yield about half the expected crop. Also note a burglar in a cigar store blindfolds himself to pick cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Eldwin N. Brown
William F. Seyfried
Samuel McLaren
Edward O’neil
Pauline McCollum
Clara L. Brumm
Hebbard Lyman
Ypsilanti
Perry E. Boor
George Frick
Jacob Schlecht
Henry Hammond
Augusta
Jacob Blum
Bridgewater
Hugo Ottoman
Dexter
William Hiseman
Edwin Kuhl
Freedom
Ferman
Clements
Lodi
John Finkbeiner
Lima
Charles Clark
Lyndon
Fred Welch
Manchester
Howard McCormick
Northfield
Charles Cady
Pittsfield
Haskell Shankland
Salem
William Schiller
Scio
Himer Lehman
Sharon
Fred Meyer
Superior
Jacob Hummel
Sylvan
John Moore
Webster
Reuben Rogers
York
Carrie Boutell
Portland
Michigan
Tonia News
Foreclosure Notice of Wisk Fisk Realty Mortgage
Default on the 1926 real estate mortgage by William C. Wisk and Minnie L. Fisk to William Braun triggers a foreclosure sale set for December 31, 1929. Parcels include Ainsworth Park Lots 22 to 26 and Lot 128 in Ypsilanti, with released lots 23 24 and 26 excluded. sale at the Washtenaw County Court House at 10 a.m. Prosecuting attorney Lee N. Brown represents the mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Wisk
Minnie L. Fisk
William Braun
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Organ Recital at Methodist Church by Rex Keller
Rex Keller will perform an organ recital Tuesday evening at 7 45 at the Methodist church. The program features Guilmant Clerambault Bach Russell Weaver Dickinson Rogers Bosillman and a number of vocal numbers to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Keller
Methodist Church
Guilmant
Clerambault
Bach
St. Anne de Beaupre
Russell
the Squirrel
Weaver
Dickinson
Rogers
Bosillman
Mrs Salome Gross 83 Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Salome Gross widow of J Michael Gross died Monday evening at her son Frederick’s home in Hast Michigan avenue after a long illness. Born in Wurtemberg Germany in 1846 she came to the United States at age nine and lived in Washtenaw County most of her life. Survived by three sons Frederick C Herman G and Charles of Ann Arbor a daughter Mrs John G Kuehnie a sister Mrs Anna Bauer two brothers Jacob and George Webber eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church this afternoon at 2 o’clock with Rev Adolf Lederer officiating Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Salome Gross
J. Michael Gross
Frederick
Michigan Avenue
Wurtemberg
Germany
Washtenaw County
William Love
Ann Arbor
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adolf Lederer
Oakwood Cemetery
Saline Observer Ownership Statement 1929
Statement of ownership and management for the Saline Observer weekly in Saline Michigan. Publisher editor and owner listed as Sim R Wilson. Bondholders with 1 percent or more: none noted. Sworn before A J Warren Notary Public on September 26 1929.
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Saline Observer
Saline
Michigan
Sim. R. Wilson Saline
Mich
A. J. Warren
Social Roundup From South Saline and Nearby Towns
Albert Cross and family entertained friends from Detroit Sunday. Clarence Péatce of Deerfield visited in the area Sunday. Geraldine Kutler entered Ford Hospital Detroit as student nurse. Helen Pierce hosted visitors with Sadie Pocklington near Ridgeway Wednesday. Sam and Hugh Craig called on a sick relative in Dundee Saturday. Paul Metzger entertained Detroit friends Sunday. Helen Pierce and Hilah Jean visited Sam Craig’s in Saline earlier in the week. Sadie Pocklington and Mary Ellen Prichard of Ridgeway stayed with Helen Pierce. Florence Evans and Wilfred Evans of Dearborn were weekend guests of their parents. Hugh Craig and Sadie Craig visited their uncle J. W. Zabel near Petersburg Thursday night through Saturday. Mike Papp and family moved to Toledo. granddaughter Gazella Kovacs stays with them and attends school there. Mrs. Smith Pocklington and Sadie—Mary Ellen and Buddy Prichard of Ridgeway—Mrs. Mack Wilson and Mrs. Katherine Pickering of Detroit called on Hugh Craig’s family Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cross
Detroit
Clarence Péatce
Deerfield
Geraldine Kutler
Ford Hospital
Helen Pierce
Sadie Pocklington
Ridgeway
Sam Craig
Hugh Craig
Dundee
Paul Metzger
Hilah Jean
Sam, Craig
Saline
Mary Elen Prichard
Florence Evans
Wilfred Evans
Dearborn
Evans
Sam
Craig
J. W. Zabel
Petersburg
Mike Papp
Toledo
Gazella Kovacs
Smith Pocklington
Sadie
Mary Ellen
Buddy Prichard
Mack Wilson
Katherine Pickering
Boy Scout Knot Tying Contest Winners Named
Pa trol No. 3 led by Walter Bredernitz James McCord Ernest Dieterle and Leonard Niethammer won the knot tying contest at the weekend camp at Newkirk Warren Gross missed the event due to illness Scouts praised the gathering and activities Automobile merit badge instruction led by Joé Parks meets Mondays at 7 at the Ford garage Swimming classes run by Ray Shaw occur Thursdays at Central Highpool Ypsilanti Tecumseh village council seeks better phone service and plans a September 26 hearing before the Michigan Public Utilities Commission with a nine member business group to represent Tecumseh Herald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bredernitz
James McCord
Ernest Dieterle
Leonard Niethammer
Warren Gross
Newkirk
Joé Parks
Ford Garage
Central Highpool
Ypsilanti
Ray Shaw
Tecumseh
Michigan Associated ‘Telephone Company
A. B. Boyce
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Lansing
Telephone Company
Tecumseh Herald
Probate Court Sets Hearing for Lydia Clough Estate
Washtenaw County Probate Court under Judge Jay G. Pray schedules October 11, 1929, to examine and allow final administration account of Lydia Clough estate. Public notice will run for three weeks in Saline Observer prior to the hearing. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Lydia Clough
Lee Penenes
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
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