Easter Visit and Military Returns Mentioned in Bridgewater
Edith Dietle hosted Easter Set with the Betzs. John Bevins arrived home March 26 after discharge at Camp Atterbury. Lt. Paul Mann returned March 28 from Camp Gordon. Local social notes report church visits, weddings and family gatherings among Bridgewater residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith .Dietle
Eugene Betz
John Bevins
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Paul Mann
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Ladies Aid Society
Joe Preist
Manchester
Waldo Luckhardt
Warren Meyer
Ann Arbor
Edwin Fink
Back In The Good Old Days In Bridgewater News
Erwin Klager of Bridgewater was in the city on business Saturday. Mrs. Lambarth attended Grover Ream’s funeral in Ann Arbor Sunday. Betty Uphaus substituted for Mary Mor den at school. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tescher returned from a trip. Mrs. Tescher improving. Mrs. E A Clarke hosted a luncheon for her mother Henrietta Bovie’s 80th birthday. Alma Theurer, D Noble and Margorie were in Ann Arbor. Andrew Girbach family visited Gall Mx and Mrs Arthur Heininger and family at Carl Wenk’s in Ann Arbor Sunday. Mrs. Mary Boye of Pentidé stayed with Nellie Simmons. Oscar Bearle, Jacob Wahl and Charles Brenson of Bridgewater were in Ann Arbor on business Thursday. Marie Schmid Eunice Stallsteimer Florence Girbach Joseph and Harl Bondie and Robert Girbach were confirmed at St Paul’s Palm Sunday. Ernest Dieterle family and Will Phillips family spent Sunday at Aaron Westfall’s in West Mooreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Klager
Bridgewater
Chris. Lambarth
Grover Ream
Ann Arbor
Betty Uphaus
Detroit
Mary. Morden
Lee Tescher
Tescher
E. A. Clarke
Henrietta Bovie
Alma Theurer
D. Noble
Margorie
Andrew Girbach
Herman Gall Mx
Arthur Heininger
Kenneth
Caroline Rentschler
Saline
Carl Wenk
Austin White
Edwina Learmont
New York
Mary Boye
Péntidé
Howard
Helen
Will Phillips
Armand
Robert
Aaron Westfall
West Mooreville
Local Notes From Leads And Occasional Updates
Thirty years ago W L Nissly visited Detroit on Tuesday. Mrs George Guenther of Lodi is on the sick list. Miss Minnie Baty returned home from Jackson for spring vacation. Mrs G A Alber traveled to Detroit for her ill daughter Tillian. Laura Hartmann of Saline Township left for Ann Arbor to take employment. Mrs George Rent of Lodi celebrated her birthday with neighbors. Mrs Y Cotton and Mrs S R Wilson were in Ann Arbor to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Nissly
Detroit
George Guenther
Lodi
Minnie Baty
Jackson
G. A. Alber
Tillian
Laura Hartmann
Saline Township
Ann Arbor
George Rent
8. Y. Cotton
S. R. Wilson
Dig Festival Concert Reported With Local Social Notes
In Hil Iuditorium Mrs S W Wheeler on sick list shows slight improvement after illness. Mrs George Braun visited her mother Mrs Jacob Riemold in Sclo. Mr Rock and family relocate from Reigner farm to George Gallup’s in York Township. Born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Edward Wild of Lodi a twelve pound son. Noted pioneer in the area summoned to rest. Mrs William Pease died Friday March 31 along with other recent passings Mrs Ernest Jaeger of Saline Township Mrs Elizabeth Elsasser and Mrs Preston Rouse of Saline. S Y Cotton, proprietor The One Price Quality Store, advertises shoes for the family including various leathers and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hil Iuditorium
S. W. Wheeler
George Braun
Jacob Riemold
Sclo
Rock
Reigner
George Gallup
York Township
Edward Wild
Lodi
William Pease
Grim Reaper
Ernest Jaeger
Saline Township
Elizabeth Elsasser
Preston Rouse
Saline
Cotton
Local Farm Deals and Election Results Highlight Small-Town News
Clinton Clark buys the old Joseph Shaw farm in Emanuel. Rentschler buys the Tate farm at 40 50 per acre except marsh. Miss Jennie Brown returns from Grand Rapids to duties. John Lutz edges Willis Fowler by eight votes in Saline township supervision race. Mrs. N T Bacon buys Mrs. McKinnon millinery stock for Saturday opening. Grove now with the state land office reports timber theft by lumber sharks in northern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Clark
Joseph Shaw
York
Emanuel Rentschler
Tate
Jennie Brown
Grand Rapids
John Lutz
Willis M. Fowler
Saline Township
N. T. Bacon
Ypsilanti
McKinnon
Rouse
Louisville Industry Stronghold Boosts Kentucky Output
Louisville plants account for three fifths of Kentucky industrial dollar value from 1,700 plants. About 75,000 workers earn roughly 70 million dollars annually producing items valued at over 600 million dollars. The state leans on industry to support Savings Bonds for years ahead. A Treasury broadcast praises work and democracy amid postwar optimism from Pearson, Winchell, LaGuardia and Ickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
U.S. Treasury Department
Chancery Notice in Smiths Case at Ann Arbor
In Washtenaw County Michigan a chancery case James R. Breakey Jr. presiding requires Mable Be Smith to appear within three months. The Saline Observer will publish two weeks of statutory notice. Lee N. Brown acts as plaintiff attorney with Luella M. Smith and Zada M. Woods as county clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Circuit Court
Michigan State Board of Escheats
State of Michigan
James R. Breakey, JR
Luella M. Smith
Zada M. Woods
Lee. N. Brown
Savings Bk. Bldg
Ypsilanti, Mich
Pruning Shrubs and Trees for Shape and Growth
The article explains four reasons to prune: shaping, rejuvenating old plants, thinning dense growth, and increasing bloom or fruit. It covers methods like removing old wood, cutting back to encourage new shoots, and eliminating dead or diseased branches. Timing depends on flowering habits and fruit production.
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Corr
Julia Barnes
OPA
Pres
Robert R. Wason
Natl. Assn
Mef
Saline Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Michigan
Saline Savings
Depositors Liquidation Corporation
Vember
Attorneys For Depositors Liquidation Corporation 1390
National Bank Building
U.S. Army
E. Jefferson
Ed’s Grocery Standard Oil Products
West Michigan Ave
Ferry’s and
Cornell’s
America
Pearson, Winchell, LaGuardia
Ickes
Chancery Notice
Jouse Home
Wiedman Auto Company
Saline, Mich
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