Local notes include sickness absences and visits across towns
Clifton Bird was absent from school last week with a sore throat. Jessie Finch and Fred Taft of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finch. Mrs. Sylvia Fuller hosted Sunday visits by Rhoda Corbett, Gerald Fuller, and Miss Foster of Pontiac. Mrs. Mary Hess and daughter Bernice visited relatives in Britton. Ella Halstead's body was brought to York cemetery for interment. Paul Tross, missionary from Lansing, spoke at York Baptist Church, with Rev. Dull assisting. A new film featuring only women characters prompts male comment. A government official notes gas aids care in insanity, while some Senators seem contrary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Keyman
Detroit
Clifton Bird
Jessie Finch
Fred Taft
Fred Finch
Sylvia Fuller
Rhoda Corbett
Gerald Fuller
Miss Foster
Pontiac
Mary Hess
Bernice
Orrin Kendall
Britton
Ella Halstead
York Cemetery
Leslie Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Saline Township
Ernest Bailey
Ann Arbor
Hart Bailey
Moore
Paul Tross
Lansing
York Baptist Church
Dull
Mr. Tross
Community Notes From Clinton Road Visits
Mrs. John Finkbeiner visited Ann Arbor on Friday. Willard Schaible spent Sunday with Jack Arend. Mrs. George Borndie visited Ann Arbor last week. Roe Bridives of Perry spent Friday with Fred Arend. St Pauls Auxiliary meets May 6 with Mrs Fred Arend. Mr and Mrs Chris Braun were in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti last Thursday. Mr and Mrs McHaffy of Adrian visited Chris Braun Friday evening. Walter Wiedmayer and Jack Arend saw Raymond Shaw at St Josephs Mercy Hospital Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Huss of Ann Arbor and Rosa Wiedman with Alma spent Sunday with Mrs Chris Braun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Willard Schaible
Jack Arend
George Borndie
Roe Bridives
Perry
Fred Arend
St. Paul’s
Chris. Braun
Ypsilanti
Central Lodi Social Roundup Spanning Detroit to Ann Arbor
Theodore Steward spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs Orrin Drake. Lewis Roehm of Ann Arbor visited Jakob Kinsley last Thursday. Mrs Ralph West of Detroit visited sister Mrs Bert Moore last Friday. William McKnight and a friend from Ann Arbor called on Mr and Mrs Bert Moore Sunday. David Schaefer has returned home in improved condition after two weeks in hospital. Mrs Douglas Hoppe and son of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mrs William Lindemann. Helen and Dorothy Moore visited Mrs ther um Smith and baby in Ann Arbor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jack Dennis and family who lived on the Clark farm moved near Bridgewater. Mr and Mrs Mred Zieman and Detroit children visited sister Mrs David Schaefer over weekend. Mr and Mrs Heller and sons and others called on Mr and Mrs Bert Moore Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Steward
Orrin Drake
Lewis Roehm
Ann Arbor
Jakob Kinsley
Ralph West
Detroit
Bert Moore
William McKnight
David Schaefer
Douglas Hoppe
William Lindemann
Helen
Dorothy Moore
Therum Smith
Jack Dennis
Clark Farm
Bridgewater
Mred Zieman
Heller
Jacob Bruckner
Mamie Bross
Leo Cowell
Jay Redden
Daisy Gleason
Eleen Girbach
Hovey Needham
Adrian
Harold Hammond
Raymond Girbach
Bloomfield Hills
George Needham
Wilbur Cornish
Roy Gilbert
BE. M. Gilbert
E. M. Gilbert
Claude Gilbert
Jennie Leonard
Clyde Gauntlett
W. D
David Gordon
R. G. Dunn
Ruth Needham
Annn Arbor
Geraldine Hammond
John Rowe
Hart
John Wesley
Thomas Peatt
J. F. Trea
Dexter
Mable Needham
Hazel Gordon
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ypsilanti
Hammond District Social Notes From Daisy Gleason's Callers
Daisy Gleason reports a string of local visits in Hammond District including Raymond Girbach's weekend return from Bloomfield Hills and Miss Ruth Needham's trip to Ann Arbor to see hospitalized friends. Several couples and families travel to Adrian Dexter Ypsilanti and Dexter for visits and club meetings.
Local Notes Include Visits And Church Gathering
Britton visitors Mr and Mrs S R Wilson called Friday afternoon. Mrs Matie Wood seeks treatment at Battle Creek sanatorium. S F Beach of Fenton en route to Illinois called on Saline friends Friday morning. Mrs George Feldkamp recovering at home. Miss Minnie Buckman and Mrs S R Wilson visited Tecumseh Monday. Fred Brenson and Edward Armbruster visited Ann Arbor Tuesday. Ed Engemann publisher of the Belding Banner News visited The Observer Thursday. A new gas station is under rapid construction at West Michigan Avenue and Lewis Street. The Mercantile Company store front damaged by fire has been cleared. rebuilding planned. A birthday surprise for Miss Minnie Buckman was held Wednesday evening. The Federated church Ladies Aid will meet May 6 at 2 30 in church parlors with luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Wilson
Britton
Matie Wood
Battle Creek
S. F. Beach
Fenton
Illinois
Saline Friends
George Feldkamp
Minnie Buckman
R Wilson
Tecumseh
Fred Brenson
Edward Armbruster
Ann Arbor
Engemann
Belding Banner News
Observer Force
Mercantile Company
Federated Church
Pittsfield Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Andrew Ernst and children visited in Holly on Sunday. The Schoen couple spent Sunday with the Albert Heininger family. Loretta Feldkamp of Ann Arbor stayed with her parents. Numerous visits to and from Ann Arbor and Detroit marked the weekend as residents traveled to relatives and hospitals for family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ernst
Holly
F. W. Schoen
Albert
Elmer Johnston
Clinton
Meriel Wardwell
George Wiedman
Clyde Wells
Leonard
Sidney
Wesley Dietiker
Saline
Detroit
Mr. Wells
James McGregor
Albert Wenk
Corinne
Ann Arbor
Arthur Heininger
Fred Hertler
Elsie
Erma
Charles Kern
Howard Kern
Evelyn
Salvation Army to Hold Drive in Saline Next Week
Salvation Army workers under Captain Jeannette Lavender plan a week of activity in Saline beginning Monday May 4 to solicit businessmen and households. One day will be tag day with volunteers on the streets selling tags to support Army work in Washtenaw County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Jeannette Lavender
Ypsilanti
Saline
Lavender
West Saline News Recaps Local Happenings
Thomas Love drives a new Ford tow truck. Oscar Weber is ill with an arm infection. Paul Kleuter hires a new man for spring farming. Union school gains new library books and atlas. Clarence Feldkamp helped Carl Carr Jr. barley Tuesday and Wednesday. Bill Carr returns from a week in East Lansing. Mrs. Ernest Mann visits A. L. Westphal in Saline. Nord Hammond family moves to Ohio. A new fish man joins the neighborhood. Local visitors include Mrs. Oscar Hahr and Mrs. Gib Wahr from York with the Schaible family. Mrs. Kate Alber travels to Ann Arbor to care for her son Elmer after car trouble. Multiple women attend the Ann Arbor OEO installation hosted by grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Love
Oscar Weber
Paul Kleuter
Union School
Clarence Feldkamp
Carl Carr
Bill Carr
East Lansing
Ernest Mann
A. L. Westphal
Saline
Nord Hammond
Ohio
Oscar Hahr
Ann Arbor
Gib. Wahr
York
Joseph Schaible
Kate Alber
Smith
Elmer Alber
Mildred Mann
Jacob Finkbeiner
Eugene Betz
Carl Canmr
Ansal
Ann Arbor O. E. S
Grand Oficers
Pioneer's 1100 Acre Prospecting Venture in Sag inaw
The Sag inaw paper notes a 69 year old Flint resident leases 1100 acres in Sag inaw County Maple Grove district to prospector gold. He forms a Flint men’s company and will begin work in two months. Indians allegedly had gold ornaments and a pair once brought $40,000 in gold to Saginaw. An assay reportedly shows gold and silver presence. The Brighton Argus calls it an interesting story and likely only that. Our pessimism eases with Chicago’s repudiation of Big Bill Thompson.
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The
Clio Messenger
Saginaw
Flint
Saginaw County
Maple Grove
Brighton Argus
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Clinton Road
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Child’s Oxfords
Oxfords
Women’s
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Lodi
Hammond District
West Michigan Avenue and
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Pittsfield
West Saline
Wasie
Haarer
Chicago
Big Bill’ Thompson
Fisher
Phaeton
Flint, Michigan
Chevrolet
Geo. V. Cook & Son
Saline, Mich
Goodyear
U. S
John E. Dicks Kelly
Springfield
Chris. Volt
Stardline
Geo. A. Uphaus
Firestone Tires
Wiedman Auto Co
Goodyear Tires
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