Local Births and Visits Highlight Macon News
Macon notes a birth August 9 to Mr and Mrs Dan Austin a son Charles. Many visitors arrive from Ridgeway Detroit Tecumseh Toledo and Highland Park including Miss Theresa Combelack Miss Veda Cone Mrs Gus Creger and others. A Macon school reunion is set for August 18 with a self serve dinner and all former teachers and pupils invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Austin
Charles
Theresa Combelack
Ridgeway
Erma Spenger
Veda Cone
Detroit
Wilma Briggs
Gus. Creger
U. of M. Hospital
Macon
Central York Social Roundup At Local Homes
Central York notes detail visits and hospitality across households. John Gooding hosted relatives in Ann Arbor ties. Anna Kelsey entertained cousins Ola and Inez LeBaron. numerous family visits with the Gooding and Kelsey families. residents from Saline Howell Dixboro Mooreville Stony Creek and Mooreville area mentioned in gatherings and meals as Judd school reunion planning proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kelsey
Misses Ola and
Inez LeBaron
Junior Chautauqua Meeting Postponed Notice
The Junior Chautauqua organization meeting scheduled for Saturday afternoon is postponed until further notice due to the unexpected absence of Mr and Mrs Bayless in Detroit. Watch this paper for a new date.
Central Lodi Social note mentions several Sunday visits
Amos Drake and N C Davenport spent Sunday afternoon with others. Mr Komeck of Wilton Run called. Fred Mayer and Albert Boose visited Ernest Herst. Chris Lambarth and family called on Fred Wagner. N C Davenport attended the funeral of Mrs Josephine Schemell in Ypsilanti. Mrs W Duper, ill in Ann Arbor, is staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Komeck
Wilton Run
N. C. Davenport
Fred Mayer
Albert Boose
Ernest Herst’s
Chris. Lambarth
Fred Wagner’s
Ypsilanti
Josephine Schemell
Gar Davenpot
W. Duper
Ann Arbor
Fred Wagner
Local and Area Social Notes From South Saline Vicinity
Hugh Craig is on the sick list. Doris Teufel visited Helen Craig. Forbes school reunion set for Thursday August 19. William Gleason of Britton visiting relatives. Helen Craig spent time with Zela Hall. Duane Brady fractured an arm on Monday. Frank Stilts entertain relatives from New York Willard Hall and family hosted Mrs Hall of Ypsilanti. J J Walters visited Earl Kutler. Ma and Mrs Willard Hall spent time with Elmer Eisel. Albert Cross spent part of last week with Bowling Green Ohio relatives. Lyman Grady of Caro visiting the Faslicks. George Garrett of Eden staying with Leon Vealey family. James Taylor and family hosted visitors from Illinois last week. Ed Johnson’s new barn under construction by Ben Roller of Saline. Mrs Charles Collins stayed with son Ellsworth Collins in Macon. Ora Lossee and son Ellsworth visiting Milford with sister Mrs Milton Dillon. Baslick and Lyman Grady with Aubrey Pocklington near Britton Sunday. Hugh Craig and family drove to Temperance for a day with Kinsey family. Fred Teufel and daughters Doris and Donna visited sister Mrs John Murphy. Leon Vealey and daughter Joyce with Madge Garrett and Kudler family visited Dexter. John Collins and families with Gervase Collins and Mrs Leland Hatch visited Kudler and Stilts families Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Craig
Doris Teufel
Helen Craig
Forbes School
William Gleason
Britton
Zela Hall
Duane Brady
Frank Stilts
New York
Willard Hall
Hall
Ypsilanti
George Garrett
Eden
Leon Vealey
James Taylor
Tlinois
Ed Johnson
Ben Roller
Saline
Charles Collins
Ellsworth Collins
Macon
Ora Lossee
Ellsworth
Milford
Milton Dillon
William Baslick
Lyman Grady
Aubrey Pocklington
Temperance
T. B. Kinsey
Fred Teufel
Doris
Donna
John Murphy
Joyce
Madge Garrett
Alonzo Kudler
Dexter
Republican meeting at Saline Council rooms notice
All Republican voters of this vicinity are requested to attend a party meeting at the Saline Council rooms at 8 00 p m Wednesday August 18 Ladies especially invited By Order of Committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Council Rooms
Advertising as a modern necessity, Madison lectures
Madison Wisconsin Ralph Starr Butler, associate professor of business at the University of Wisconsin, declares advertising is a merchant’s greatest need. He warns that ignoring newspaper ads equates to closing a shop and that all forms of advertising work together to boost sales. Potential merchants are urged to embrace newspaper advertising as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Ralph Starr Butler
University of Wisconsin
Letters From A Public Health Nurse
A nurse writes to Sue about dedicated public health work, sharing a case of a paralyzed elderly patient, gratitude for a county committee of women aiding in care, and the broader mission of improving health and sanitation. She reflects on the impact of government attention to maternal and child welfare and recalls a light moment with a country confinement visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Red Cross
Chevy
Jean
Schrom
Settine
Mrs. No
Oramel B Fuller for Auditor General Nomination
An editorial urges Oramel B Fuller to be renominated by acclamation for a seventh GOP term as Michigan Auditor General. It lauds his integrity efficiency and decades of service, criticizing pay as too low and claiming he serves the state with unwavering devotion. It portrays him as an institution in state service and notes public support from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Fuller
Michigan
Budget Commission
Q. B. Fuller
Oramel Lb. Pull
MicLan
Mrs Blum Seeks County Office Following Public Service
A political notice endorses Mrs Mabel E Blum a longtime Republican with six years as Deputy County Clerk and four as Deputy Register of Deeds. The committee states she is well qualified to perform the duties of the office and promises an effective accurate and courteous administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel EE. Blum
Dreen
Register of Deeds
Christian Science Notes Services and meetings announced
Notices invite participation in Sunday services at 10 a m and a testimony meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m in the Citi zens Bank building. Sunday school opens at 11 a m with admission for pupils under 20. Also a call for local residents needing legal printing for estates to use this newspaper for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
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Sam Swayne
Williamston
Elwin Camburn
Tecumseh
Ernest Camburn
Irene Betser
George Collins
Otto Schoolmaster
Wilma
Dundee
Will Higgins
Emogene
Margaret Tedder
Toledo
Muriel King
Jack Avery
Melvin Higgins
Fred Gerbrick
Highland Park
William Richmond
F. M. Smith
Ralph
Sit
EB. W. Payne
Cassius Mills
Airs
John Todd
Marjorie
Harrison
Mat Jake
Ida Vanvalkenburg
Laurel
Indiana
Christina Hendershott
Arthur Camburn
Central York
John Gooding
Frank Kelsey
Adam Sebroen
Wirt LeBaron
Margret Schroen
Howell
Ronald Tower
GW. Barr
Chris Waltz
Jesse Bird
Stony Creek
Reuben Rogers
Alger Allison
Charles Towers
Roland, Wendell and
Geraldine
Wiliam Orr
Marion Murray
Dixboro
Myrl Murray
Moorevie
Dan Murray
Andrew Murray
Jed Richards
Moses Bessie
Beulah Richards
John Gooding Thurday
Judd School
Lodi
Amos ‘Drake
South Saline and Vicinity
J. J. Walters
Earl Kutler
Elmer Eisel
Albert Cross
Bowling Green
Ohio
Caro
William Faslick
John Collins
Gervase Collins
Leland Hatch
Raymond
Mother
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Christian Science Notes
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Hutzel Bldg
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A. .J Gregg
Daniels
Victrola
Victor
Schaeberie & Son
Bailey
Stark
Fordson
Fordsons
Henry Ford & Son
Wiedman Auto Co
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