Social notes from Martinsville area residents
Miss Evelyn Ernst receives a social note about thefts and social affairs. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs John E Dicks hosted Nora Perry and Ella Henne visited Ann Arbor. A W Lee and wife Britton and sisters Dorothy Warner and Marjorie McQueen joined events with local families. Royal Oak visitors Virgil and Edward Feuerbacher attended. Funice and Margaret Dunk Monroe guests of West Mills. Mrs John K E Dicks hosted 32 Wesleyan Missionary Society members with a potluck and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Henne
Ann Arbor
Anna
A. W. Lee
Britton
Sam Boyd
Dorothy Warner
Marjorie McQueen
Detroit
Virgil Brown
Edward Feuerbacher
Royal Oak
Funice
Margaret Dunk
Monroe
Weste Mills
John KE. Dicks
Wesleyan Missionary Society of Martinsville
Social Notes and Local Visits Across Saline Area
Mrs. Leo Westphal and Miss Edna Gross spent Saturday in Ann Arbor. Emanuel Cook of Chelsea stays with son Clarence and wife. Many residents toured Milan Federal prison open to the public. Families and friends visited in Detroit Lansing and Findlay Ohio. A hundred year old store ledger recalls prices from 19th century farms. Religious groups met and hosted showers and confirmations at Federated church and St Pauls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Westphal
Edna Gross
Ann Arbor
Emanuel Cook
Chelsea
Clarence
Larry W. Prancken
Alwin Burkhandt
Fred Burkhart
Detroit Vistors
Mae Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Lange
Milan
Thomas, Shurtz
Donald
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Arthur Armbruster
Louise. Schroen
John Albert
Laura Kaiser
Lansing
Golda Morford
Robert Burton
Covert
Vernon Allmendinger
Harold
Ted Schneider
Lewis Ernst
Ambrose Ernst
Otto Ernst
Plymouth
Clarence Cook
East Henry Street
W. L. Rundel
Tom Baker
Co. O. Napier
Dearbert
John Wurster
Robert Fucss
Mrn
Martin Fuoss
Mary Leckner
New York City
O E S Officers Elected For The Ensuing Year
The O BE S officers named at a recent meeting include W M Abbie Carr W F Carl W Carr A M Anna Fosdick A P Earl Fosdick Secretary Mintie Coe Treasurer Odessa Weber Cond Sophia Austin Asso Cond Cornelia Hall Adah Lillian Burgan Ruth Lucy Clements Esther Pauline Fosdick Martha Doris Ward Electa Hilda Probyn Warder Lillian Lange Sentinel Wilber Coe Organist Laicille Henderson Marshal Olga Lambarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. BE
W. M
Abbie Carr
W. F
Carl W. Carr
A. M
Anna Fosdick
Earl Fosdick
Mintie Coe
Odessa
Weber
Sophia Austin
Asso
Cornelia Hall
Adah
Lillian Burgan
Ruth
Lucy Clements
Esther
Pauline Fosdick
Martha—Doris. Ward
Electa
Hilda Probyn
Warder
Lillian Lange
Sentinel
Wilber Coe
Laicille Henderson
Marshal—Olga Lambarth
Boy Scout Day at the Rotary Club featured Eagle badge talks
Last Thursday the Rotary Club hosted Boy Scout Day with Scoutmaster Abe Alber and five Star boys presenting a program. Warren Gross spoke on First Aid, Elvin Armbruster on Pioneering, Ray Hunt on Civies, Edgar Westphal on Life Saving, and Armine Westphal on Public Health. The event highlighted the effort behind earning the Eagle badge and hinted at a forthcoming serial sharing the boys’ stories as directors were to be elected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Abe”Alber
Boy Scout Sheet
Mr. Alber
Warren Gross
Elvin Armbruster
Fifteen Years Ago Visitors in Ann Arbor and Saline
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs C H Miller visited Ann Arbor on Saturday. Mrs Josephine Vani Hiduten returned from Chelsea for the weekend. Charles Burkhardt of Pittsfield owned a new Dodge. Mrs Edward Muir and Mrs W H Barr visited friends in Ann Arbor. J R Cole of Gary Indiana was guest of his brother A E Cole and family. Rev Hurd of Ypsilanti called on Mrs Anna Day and Saline friends. John Schleh had workmen remodeling his home beside Schmid Schleh meat market. Emanuel Scherdt drives a new Ford touring car. Mrs S R Wilson a new coupelet. Herman Stoll of Lodi a new Ford runabout. James Morris and Miss Matilda Morris of Detroit were Sunday guests. Families of Melting Feldkamp Wilma and Jessie Cole and Eugene Critten den visited Saline township. Ferman Clements William Harmwood and Hirnest Lohr drove Ford tractors from Pittsfield to Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Case
Ypsilanti
T. S. Biddle
Ann Arbor
Fred Aprill
George Uphaus
William Hingel
Pontiac
Jack Probyn
JA. G. Wood
George Abbott
Detroit
Henry Cornish
Clar
George Clark
Devils Lake
Hdward Clark
CGT. UU
Woman’s League
Arbor
Elmer ‘Schwartz
Ann. Arbor
New Zealand
C.ia. Curtiss
A. E. Biery
East Lansing
Wesley
Ernest Luckhardt
Christian Endeavor Society of the Federated Church
Golda Morford
Ira Hauk
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
The
Federated Church
Charles Collizis
Tema
Charles Kohler
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Irene
Dave
Harry Holmes
Dora Brown
Howe
Ind
C. A. Curtiss
Cutiss
Lagrange
Indiana
Anna Clark
Iska Boettger
Myr
Julius Alber
Saline Township
Fred Finklesiner
C. H Miller
Josephine Vani Hiduten
Chelsea
Charles Burkhardt
Pittsfield
Dodge
Edward Muir
W. H. Barr
W. M. Fowler
J. R. Cole
Gary
A. E. Cole
Chris. Brain
Esther
Hurd
Anna Day
Saline
Lucy Fairbank
S. M. Miller
Bradner
Ohio
George Braun
Henry Paul
John Schleh
Schmid & Schleh
Emanuel Scherdt
S. R. Wilson
Herman ‘Stoll
Lodi
James Morris
Matilda. Morris
H. E. Morris
Melting Feldkamp
Wilma
Jessie Cole
Eugene Crittenden
R. H.bamer
Ferman Clements
William Harmwood
Hirnest. Lohr
Pittsfield Township
Dearborn
Thirty Years Ago in Town News Mixes Weather and Local Happenings
George Schaffer and wife of Manchester visit the town as Rex Bixby returns from the U of M with Howard Thomas. Washtenaw endures four days of steady rain. Upcoming Junior and Senior exhibition teased. Peter Bernard promoted to gardmaster at Lansing. Two coal seams found at Williamston at depths of 40 and 47 feet. Carven plans extensive home changes. Herman Heininger’s birthday celebrated with a neighborly surprise dinner. A keepsake rocker was left as a memento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaffer
Manchester
Rex Bixby
U. of M
Williamston
Carven
Herman Heininger
Avas
Secrets of Business Promote Advertising Effectiveness
The piece hints that secrecy in business is fragile and that active advertising signals alertness. It emphasizes telling and selling as a motto and notes that current times demand more effort in marketing than in the past.
Easter services at Methodist Church detailed schedule
Easter sunrise service at 6 o clock union service of youth of St Pauls Federated and M E churches morning worship at 10 The Faith of Easter Sunday school 1115 H A Holmes superintendent Senior and Junior Leagues 630 Union service with St Pauls at 730 p m School of instruction Wednesday afternoon Bible study and prayer service Wednesday evening 730 Good Friday Evening Prelude Adoration from the Holy City Gaul Hignin 168 Prayer Three fold Amen Latkin Anthem Fear Not Yet Israel Max Spicker Scripture Lesson Women's chorus Dist the Cherubic Host Gaui D Haster Larks are Singing Browne Offertory Largo Handel Organ flute Remarks Rev Bert Wole Anthem Lift Up Your Heads O Ye Gates Ashford Benediction Easter Good Night Good Friday afternoon 130 to 230 Communion service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Federated
M. E
H. A. Holmes
Gaul
Hignin
Latkin
Israel
Max Spicker
Gaui
Haster
Browne
Largo
Handel
Bert Wole
Ashford
Epworth League Easter Service Notes
Epworth League outlines a sunrise service for Easter Sunday with two hymns a prayer by John Burg an anthem by the choir and talks by Velma Jedele on Jesus not recognized in business life and Adam McConachie on social life followed by an individual life talk by Marion Rouse and prayers by Martha Hieber. All members attending the 6 o clock service may enter the dining room for breakfast at 7 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burg
Jesus
Velma Jedele
Adam McConachie
Marion Rouse
Martha
Hieber
League
Easter Services At Federated Church Draw Large Attentive Audience
Last Sunday was splendid with well attended services. Palm Day morning service and a worshipful evening Easter pageant described the resurrection. Miss Schaller sang. new members will be received next Sunday at morning services. Sunrise union service at 6 oclock at the Methodist church followed by an Easter breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Morrison
Risen
Wilson
Lorenz
Parkham
Daniel Hall
Ashford
Music Study Club Meeting Highlights April Session
The Music Study club met April 8 with guest Irene FitzGerald who performed Handel and Haydn works. Members reviewed Handel and Haydn life and pieces by Handel and Haydn were played, plus an ensemble with FitzGerald, Hartman, Fosdick, and Mills. The next meeting is May 13 focusing on Mozart and Mendelssohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Study Club
Irene FitzGerald
Handel
Haydn
Miss Mills
Helen Harwood
Dale Fosdick
Betty Harwood
Eunice Dunk
Some Famous Diamonds and Their Storied Paths
A look at famed diamonds from the April birthstone to the Regent of Pitt Stone. It traces discovery and notable owners from its Indian origin in 1701 to possession by Napoleon and its current value. Also notes the Orloff Koh-i-noor Cullinan and South African fields discovery in 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent of Pitt
India
Pitt
Madras
Duke of Orleans
Louis IV of
France
Napoleon I
Orloff
Russia
Count Orloff
Catherine
Eoward
Tower of London
Publication Order for Dicks Estate Hearing
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan schedules May 1 1933 hearing for Samuel Richard Dicks executor final administration account in the estate of James Walter Dicks. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray presides, Nora O Barrett registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. ‘Pray
James Walter Dicks
Samuel Richard Dicks
Saline Observer
Jay G. Pray
Nora O. ‘Barrett
Register of Probate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Ernst
Jerry ‘Perry
John E. Dicks
Arthur Day
Nora Perry
Ings Department
Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
State Bank No
W. E. Dietzker
Jacob Smith
Anna Smith
Findlay
Merle Barr
Ronald Tower
Donald Yost
Nellie Congdon
Hillsdale
Helen Hart
Clara Bredernitz
Rubina
HE. Willards
Wayne
Henry Bredernitz
Albert Bredernitz
Bruno Papsdorf
Herman Gross
Sylvia
Ray Shaw
Jack Probyn, Jr
Pennsylvania
Richard Yahnke
John Seeger
James Pontikis
Edward Clark
Augusta
Ben Roller
Daugher
Marie Hartwig
Arlene Hanson
Erma Weldkamp
Alberta
Albert Ernst
Glendora McCollum
George Wood
Walter Volz
Orrin Girbach
Raymond Alber
Owen Zahn
Junior Layher
Elsword Luckhardt
St.Paul's
O. BE. S
C. W. Carr
Pedro
Otto Papsdorf
St. James Evangelical Church
Emerson
Margaret Finkbeiner
Florence Alber
Melinda Finkbeiner
Bertha Kohler
Loretta Finkbeiner
Florence
Hermina Kohler
Rita Finkbeiner
Bridgewater
John Wolfe
Reuben Finkbeiner
Paul Kuebler
Carl. Hertler
George Hertler
Harold Fox
Edwin Weidmayer
Chris. Finkbeiner
the Farm Service
Pillsbury
Wisconsin
Libby
Monarch
Maxwell
Breakfast
L. D. Fanner
Oo. E. S. Officers
Alber
Eagles
Methodist
Bert Ede
Epworth
Federated Church Notes
Be, Kircher, D. D
Union
Wheeler’s Pharmacy
DR. L. FE. van Amburg, M. D
Grunov
Westinghouse
Uphaus & Schroen
Michigan
Sherwin-Williams
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