Ann Arbor visitor joins Saline area social list
George Uphaus, a local Ann Arbor business visitor, was noted yesterday. The column lists numerous social calls and visits by residents to relatives and friends in Saline and nearby towns, including cross town travel to Detroit, Clinton, and Ypsilanti, with several engagements and entertainments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Uphaus
Ann Arbor
Albert Bracey
James House
Herman Wenger
Catherine Rentschler
Detroit
Emanuel Réntschler
Mélvina, Alber
Maree Burkhart
Milford
Theodore Feldkamp
Lawrence Rowsey
Fordson
George W. Barr
Elenore Cotton
Clinton
B. D. Hammond
Boettger Funeral Held for Fred Boettger
Fred Boettger died at his home southwest of town on Tuesday August 3 born February 8 1867 in Saline township. Funeral service was held at Benton church with Rev Papsdorf officiating and burial in Benton cemetery. Survived by three brothers Philo John Henry and a sibling in Tennessee and Michigan as well as several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hesse
Wilburt and
Clifford
Brooklyn
New York
Fred C. Zimmerman
Frank Rogers
Ann Arbor
Roy Pittman
French Lick
Indiana
Henry Morris
Citizens Bank
Harold Lutz
Alaska
Harold
S. G. Lambarth
Helen
Paul
Mintie Coe
Paul Kempf
Whitmore Lake
Young People’s Society of the Federated Church
Charles Tower
Harris Street
Fred Milkey
Bimil Milkey
Reuben Crosby
Judd Cemetery
Fred Boettger
Saline Township
Benton Church
Papsdorf
Benton Cemetery
Henry Boettger
Saline
Philo Boettger
Manchester
John Boettger
Belleville
Lydia Mills
Tennessee
Mary Schwalm
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Death of Arthur Merkel in Michigan hospital
Blood poisoning from a neck carbuncle caused Arthur Merkel of Sylvan to die at University of Michigan Hospital on Tuesday after being brought in Sunday. Officials believe infection spread from threshing dust and dirt while he worked prior to illness. his condition worsened rapidly until death. In a separate note, the Manchester Enterprise recalls earth-constructed houses using rammed earth and cement-like blocks built with wooden forms, an Ann Arbor example cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Merkel
Sylvan
University of Michigan Hospital
Mr. Merkel
Chelsea ‘Standard
Ann Arbor
Manchester
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UNION
President Larned, Carter CO
Sole
Edwin Gall
Virginia
Barbara Mohrhardt
H. E. Cole
Gary
Jackson
A. E. Cole
G. L. Parsons
Martin Fuchs
Telephone Company
Maurice Henderson
Louella Birkle
T. B. Henderson
Higgins Lake
Galbraith
North Branch
Pontiac
J. H. Smith
Tecumseh
Walter Cotton
S. ¥. Cotton
Katherine
E. D. Hammond
James Kirkwood
Edna Murphy
Edmund Breese
Gotham
Liberty Theatre
Fred Heimerdinger
Schildren
Ypsilanti
Lizetta Wiedmayer
Dorothy Dermeyer
Henry Heimerdinger
William Hall
George Koch
Oscar J. McBride
Mail Ccarrier
Justice of the Peace
Dundee
Maud Boyce
Jessie
Sioux Falls
North Dakota
George W. Cook
Pittsfield
Arabella Gallie
William House
Milan
Tatter
William T Eccles
Miss Gallie
House
Lloyd Gallie
Arabella
Olive Bailey
Here
Y ¥pSilanti
Walter Sturm
Margaret Fairbank
Carl Gillen
Daisy Galatian
Anna Bredérnitz
Minneapolis
A. Hauser
Hillman
Nelson Clough
Martha Visel
Mrs
Chris. Voltz
Alpena
BE. A
Henry .O. Dieterle
Baselake
Minnie Ruckman
Eliza Phillips
Josephine VanHouten
William Westphal
Battle Creek
Ruth Bond
Watkins’ Lake
Grosse Pointe
Luther Briggs
Cleveland
Marion Rouse
Rev. Dunk
The
Normal College
Alexander
James
William. Martin
D. J. Stark
Northville
Edward Feuerbacher
Anna Canine
Josephine
van Houten
Chelsea
C. Wurster
Martin Schaible
New Oldfield
West Michigan Avenue
Graham Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson
Dodge Brothers I Ricks
Oakland
Fisher
Landau
Winning and Holding
Goakrlan ! Product General
F. B. Stark & Son
Chevrolet
Geo. V. Cook
Gaia
Aton
B. Flint, Miche
Saline, Mich
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