Local notices and visits fill Saline week
Community updates list numerous visits among Saline families including Betty Cathers, Mrs. William Schmid, Deila Burkhardt, and Mary Dierberger. Weekend and weekday travel to Milwaukee, Detroit, Kalkaska, and Ypsilanti appear amid school events, church activities, and memorials. The York School District reunion is set for August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cathers
Ypsilanti
William Schmid
Focit
Deila Burkhardt
Herman Wackenhut
Mary Dierberger
Dietiker
York
Sttiff
Saline Mercantile
Arthur Hagen
Ey Farms
Crystal Falls
E. J. Beasley
Ghter
Milwaukee
Wis
Richard Ward
Lawrence Ward
DeWitt
Russell Manor
Walter Morden
Bila Pennington
Macon
May Morden
Eye Leonard
Horwell Perforium
Chester
Leonard
Melvin Dell
Morenci
Mary Dell
Dell
Normal
Bruce Dodge
Federated
Portage Lake
Julius Faldkamp
Earl Dietiker
Betty
Christine Harrington
Heiler
Jackson
Stanley Davis
Anna Staib
Ann Arbor
Fred Burkhart
Mrs. Marie C. Hochrein Dies After Illness in Ann Arbor
Mrs. Marie C. Hochrein 65 wife of Henry J. Hochrein senior member of H J Hochrein and Sons died at St Josephs Mercy hospital after a lingering illness She was born in Saline May 28 1870 moved to Ann Arbor in 1894 and resided there Daughter of the late John and Christine Heininger Survivors include husband daughter Elsa son Oscar granddaughter Shirley Ann nine brothers and three sisters Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm burial in Forest Hill cemetery Ann Arbor Daily News
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefs
Charles Tower
Plymouth
Mér
I. C
Charles EB. Kircher
Margaret Kircher
Winona Lake
Indiana
Lance Rogers
J. W. Cole
Michigan
Wisconsin
Canada
Alwin Gross
Herman Heininger
Horning
McDonald
Rawson
Shellenberger
U. of M
Bridgewater
Manchesters
Young's
Alfred Jedele
Missell Schrader
Miss Gall
Aeecian
Lucille
Marie
Erwin Schmid
Saline
Ann Arbor
Russell Raupp
Trenton
Morden
Miss Morden
Roy Petrie
George Petrie
Don
Alma Hirnst
Lucile Lorena Layhes
Townsend Club
Federated Church
Marie C. Hochrein
Henry J. Hochrein
H. J
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hochrein
Elsa
Oscar
Shirley Ann
Clara O’regan
Amanda Ledder
Chicago
Lydia Hagen
Ypsilanti
Fred Heininger
John
George
Albert
Herman
Carl
Edward
Robert
Priest River
Idaho
Clarence
Belleville
Forest Hill Cemetery
Notice of Probate Claims Hearing for William B. Lutz
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court sets four month creditor filing period ending November 30 1935 for the estate of William B. Lutz deceased. Claims heard September 30 1935 and November 30 1935 at 10 a.m. in Ann Arbor with Judge Jay G Pray presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
William B. Lutz
Annn Arbor
Ann Arbor
Jay-G. Pray
Washtenaw Crops Attacked By Worms Threat to area crops from army worms
Washtenaw county faces a worm invasion noted by county agricultural agent H. S Osler. Experts from Michigan State College advise a home made arsenate spray mixed with water lye and arsenic to broadcast about 10 pounds per acre. Farmers warned worms travel at night and may devastate corn if fields are not treated promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
H. S Osler
Michigan State College
Washtenaw Post-Tribune
Julius Bredernitz
Ohio
An-drew
Kazmaier
Ann Arbor
Local residents visit relatives and neighbors in varied towns
Fifteen years ago Mrs. Lloyd Gridley and son Alpheus of Janesville Wisconsin, visit Mrs. G V Cook and family. Mrs. Mabel Blum of Ann Arbor visits Mrs. Louis Kuebler and Miss Barbara Sauer. Lena Pierce of Canadaigua New York visits Mrs. Ola Hammond and Miss Linnie Rogers. Families travel to Clinton Tecumseh Wampler's lake and Highland Park for weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Gridley
Alpheus
Janesville
Wis
G. V. Cook
Mabel Blum
Ann Arbor
Louis Kuebler
Barbara Sauer
Lena Pierce
Canadaigua
N. Y
Ola Hammond
Linnie Rogers
B. D. Hammond
Elenor Cotton
Homer Wood
Chicago
Edgar Guthardt
Billings
Mont
Social notes and local events intermingle in county scene
Miss Ida Cressler visits Miss Lillian Stang in Goshen Indiana while Thurlow Hubbard stays with his sister Mrs Edward Muir in Willis. Chicago couple Fred Schultz stay with cousin Mrs J A Alber. W B Eddy family and Perl Eddy visit Ypsilanti Owosso relatives. Melissa Hull to wed Lemley Preston Whitcomb August 10 at home. Four mile ditch near Chelsea costs $10859 for touching property owners. Mason notes Emancipation Day in Chatham Canada and dog control order in Ingham County limits dogs at night. five roaming dogs shot since policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Cressler
Goshen
Ind
Lillian Stang
Thurlow Hubbard
Willis
Edward Muir
Fred Schultz
Chicago
J. A. Alber
W. B. Eddy
Ypsilanti
Perl Eddy
Owosso
Flora Nichols
Isabelle
Pittsburgh
C. B. Isbell
Melissa Hull
Lemley Preston Whitcomb
W. H. Crosby
B. N
Cornelia, Smith
Chelsea
H. E. Morris
Arthur Day
Minnie
Thornton
George
Collins
Chatham
Canada
Clay L. Braden
Ingham
Board of Supervisors
Braden
Mason News
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Greenwich
Edward Payson Weston
Lincoln
Nassington
D. C
FeDeral DePosit Insurance
The
Citizens Bank
W. E. Dietiker
Susan
Susan” Cook
Rosa
Detroit Edison
Susan Parme
Detroit Edison CO
Harry Parsons
L. D. Tanner
S. R Wilson
Wesley Dierberger
Great Falls
Montana
Herman Schwartzkopf
Flint
Dierberger
Melinda Fall
Miss Baer
Deaconess Hospital
Detroit
Lucille Schmid
George. Schmid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Federated Church
Miller Homestead
Rozelle
Margaret
Gertrude Miller
Eckhardt Schroen
Mary Morden
Doris Jean Henne
Jeanette Clay
Henne
State Highway Department
M. D. van Wagoner
Washtenaw County Conservation Association
Chamber of Commerce
At & P.m
Clarence J. Tinker
Educational Division
State Department of Conservation
Camp Fire Girls
Alber Cottage
Devils Lake
L. Burgan
H. Keubler
B. Boettger
Betty King
Grace Clark
Maxine Fosdick
Katherine Cotton
Wanda Koebbe
Luella Alber
Marjorie
Betty Boettger
Eileen Moehn
Dorothy Lawrence
Carol Wuphaus
Dorothy Ormsby
Shirley Stephenson
Jean Parsons
Milan
Whitmore Lake
Thirey Weans
Kroger
Westinghouse
Country Club
Pork & Beans
Bag
May Gardens
Grange Pekee
Williams
John Deere
Gross Hardware Company
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