Saline social notes and local visiting list
Fred Wahr of Ann Arbor visited Saline relatives Sunday. Several residents from Ann Arbor Detroit and Toledo called on Saline friends and family including Mr and Mrs Arthur Day Mrs Conrad Boettner Miss Geraldine Kutler and Miss Katherine Carpenter. The week included hospital returns funeral notices and club meetings with residents from Saline and nearby towns attending events and visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wahr
Ann Arbor
Saline
Arthur Day
Lansing
Conrad Boettner
Bridgewater
James. Johnston
Ann. Arbor
Saline Friends
Geraldine. Kutler
Detroit
Alwin Gross
Charles Starks
Annn
Arbor
John Camburn
HMen _Kudler
Macon
James Smith
Norwalk
H. E B. Morris
Katherine Carpenter
Chicago
Julia Gordon
F. M. Holmes
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Holmes
Harry Lee
Oak Park
Maude Rankin
Herman Kilgus
Arthur Armbruster
John Bohnet
Ypsilanti
George W. Seeger
Lucile Henderson
Annn Arbor
Anna Smith
Dorothy Schaefer
Luella
Lambarth
Bert Moore
Helen
Lodi Center
Augusta Schaefer
G. E. Kircher
Carl
Clarence Kircher
Samuel Boyd
A. W. Lee
Britton
Edward. Plummer
Jackson
Thomas Shurtz
Maynee residents visit St Thomas and kazoo band plays
Mrs Myrtle McLachlan of Maynee called at the William Dell home and Mrs Maude Rankin and Mrs Harley Lee motored to St Thomas Canada to spend a few days with friends. The Kazoo Band directed by Alwin Gross played at the Hardware Dealers convention in the Masonic temple Ann Arbor last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McLachlan
Maynee
William Dell
Maude Rankin
Harley Lee
St. Thomas
Canada
Alwin Gross
Hardware Dealers
Masonic Temple
Ann Arbor
Fifteen Years Ago a Town Portrait of Cars and Quirks
Fifteen years ago Max Blaess drove a handsome new runabout Alfred Lamibarth bought a Ford Dr A B A Mummery rode Chevrolet touring Dutch measles appeared in town George Theurer built a new kitchen Ernest Bailey and family moved to the Gable house on Harris Street The scarlet fever quarantine was raised at the P A Wilson home J L Gregory and Herman Albert improved their properties Miss Berniece Barr to teach science in Rochester High Miss Kittie Sears engaged to teach in Rochester next year William McAllister moved from a big York township farm to a new home near Arbeiter park Mrs B P Davenport surprised when husband gave her a new Ford sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Blaess
Alfred Lamibarth
A. B. A. Mummery
George Theurér
J. L. Gregory
Herman Albert
Berniece Barr
Rochester
Harry, Taylor
Detroit
Laura’ Lambarth
Chris. Lambarth, Jr
Kittie Sears
William McAllister
Big Farm
York Township
Arbeiter Park
B. P. Davenport
Thirty Years Ago In March Weather And Local Happenings
Weather warm for March. A new school piano arrived Wednesday. Detroit to Jackson car trip crossed D A & J tracks Tuesday. Jerome Tate family moved into C Schaffer home. G B Mason bought stock in White Pigeon and will reside there. Dexter to be electrified with 30 lights at 60 cents per year. Public anger at $3 per light. G H Conklin preparing for another Oklahoma trip. Charles drawn to wild west life. Wood fires damage Manchester area. dry wind conditions aid kindling. Anna Yedele returns home healthy though fleshy. J A Klein & Son hauling new mill machinery to depot. dam out four years ago. new steam-powered grist mill planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jackson
Jerome Tate
C. Schaffer
G. H. Conklin
Oklahoma
Charles
Manchester
Anna Yedele
J. A. Klein & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ares
The
Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
Geo. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Evelyn
Sarah Shurts
Tecumseh
Belding
Norman
Mildred Pfitzenmiier
Walter Armbruster
T. T. Irelan
Ella Grane
Deerfield
S. Boyd
W. Lymandel
Chissus
Commerce
Carl Wurster
Junior
Joan Giennis
Martin ‘Schaible
Womans
Club
William Love
Marion Parks
Society of the Federated Church
Ira Hauk
C. E Society
Federated Church
Archie. Lawrence
GC. C
Woodbridge
Ernest
Towler
Julia
Stark
Secre
Dent
Harry ‘Holmes
Jackson and
Royal Zinc
Sherwin Williams
Saline Mercantile Co
Boston
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