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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1927

Page

5

Circle of Visits and Gatherings Across Town

A long list of visits and hostings unfolds this week with Karl Wenger in Ann Arbor visiting Irwin Schmid and several social rounds including Mrs. S. B. Cole with sister Mrs. LaVina Ames in Belleville, Miss Hattie Porter in Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob Sayher of Detroit among many others. The community notes ongoing travel, family visits, and local engagements with a focus on neighbors, relatives, and regional towns. Local health officials urge mosquito eradication as summer approaches while fruit and vegetable markets report limited home grown offerings.

Karl Wenger Ann Arbor Irwin Schmid T. J. Irelan Petersburg Sam Boyd S. B. Cole LaVina Ames Belleville Jack Banthia Detroit F. G Zimmerman Hattie Porter Philadelphia Frances Derendinger Emma, Angell Kewanee Ilinois M. BE. Wright Gottlob Sayher Helen F. Layher D. Q. Barry Gladstone Oregon Staten, Island George Schmid Lincoln Park Lucille Marie Nelson Wage Mamie Schrader Laura Bell Sam Gall Stony Creek A. B. Cole S. Worthington Turner Mt. Kisco N. Y Denzil Cole Gary Indiana Hicksville Ohio B. FP. Layher George Schmid, Jr Nelson. Wagg Herman. Wenger Arthur Layher Pittsfield Michigan Department of Health Michigan

Thirty Years Ago Local Notes From Kansas City to Detroit

Thirtieth year items summarize travels and events: George Schairer in Kansas City on business. Miss Ida Walker week in Flint. Miss Lucy Cobb visiting brother George Cobb in Grand Rapids. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barr. Ford and Son sold over four tons of potato bug exterminator. Mrs. Chester Parsons house bought by Henry Collum near the Baptist church. Mrs. Frank Tower dies aged 39, left husband and children. Corn widely cut and shocked. Epworth League district convention attended in Adrian by several locals. William H. Davenport visiting northern state relatives. Friis and Minnett erect a 40-foot smoke stack at their mill. Miss Mattie Schaffer visited Daisy Humphrey in Detroit.

Arthur Day Ypsilanti Harry Friis Ann Arbor Ruth Mary Morris Sarah Cox Tom Mix Canyon of Lights Liberty Theatre Mary Winkle George Winkle MissEdith Stang Perry Curtiss Pontiac ER. Boyd Simmons Nettie Judd School Kenneth McKee Detroit Wealthy Lottie Walace B. E. Rogers Jackson Beverly Gates Ola Hammond Ida Walker Flint Lucy Cobb George Cobb Grand Rapids W. H. Barr Ford & Son Henry Collum Chester Parsons Baptist Church Frank Tower Lottie Wallace Mabel Ixyte Mable Fish May Hurd Friis & Minnett Mattie Schaffer Daisy Humphrey

Fifteen Years Ago Valentine Family Reunion Noted

Fifteen years ago the Valentine family reunion took place at Vandercook’s lake with broad local attendance. Several relatives, including Edna Smith visiting Columbus Ohio, and Miss Vesta Mills recently out of bed, were mentioned along with births to Sumner and Briggs, Alfred Acton, and Parsons households. A waterworks probe team toured Manchester Clinton and Tecumseh during a committee’s visit.

Valentine Vandercook’s Lake Edna Smith Columbus Ohio Vesta Mills Sumner Briggs C.H. Miller George Arthur Alfred Acton Helen Woodworth Ovid Mae Wheeler H. G. Lindenschmidt Martin Fucss J. L.theurer al Js Warren G. A. Lehman Manchester Clinton Tecumseh AL CG. Kazmaier C. R. Parsons Maud Friis Grand Rapids

Many Nations Join at Farm Life Meet

Delegates from 25 nations and 23 states attended a Country Life Conference at Michigan State College marking its 70th anniversary. The gathering featured the American Country Life Association and American Farm Economics Association and discussed farm income and living standards with input from international delegates. Tuberculin testing of Lenawee cattle began in Clinton township after a unanimous Board vote amid concerns about bovine tuberculosis and market value.

Michigan State College China India Egypt Mexico Canada American Country Life Association American Farm Economics Association International Country Life Commission World Agricultural Society Michigan Country Life Association Middle West A. R. Mann Carnnell University Board of Supervisors Clinton Township Ann Arbor Clinic Mayo Hospital Rochester Minn Clinton

Burns Portrays Realistic Young Editor In Out of the Storm

Edmund Burns, among the leads in Tiffany production Out of the Storm, studied real newspaper editors in Los Angeles to capture authentic mannerisms for his role. The film, directed by Louis Gasnier, screens at the Liberty Theatre next Wednesday with Jacqueline Logan as a featured co star.

Edmund Burns Tiffany Louis Gasnier Burns Los Angeles Liberty Theatre Jacqueline Logan

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Bank For Savings Citizens Bank Saline Mich W. E. Dietiker Home Furnishings Funeral Director Benton Harbor Sela Fitzgerald Ben Case Albert Zerby Adrian Evans Lake Matilda Theurer Esther Ellen Julius Wilker Sandlake Mary E. Simmson H. E. Morris Harry Frits Naomi Arthur Derr Sharon Pennsylvania B. H. Cook Hmmin Burrow Goiter Max Fosdick Pure Foods Jewell George Schairer Kansas City Brillant International M.S. C Liberty ‘Theatre Light Tony, the Wonder Horse Dodge Brothers Jose H. Thompson, Inc EF. Mich. Ave Hibbard Generon Dolo H. Gross & Sons
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