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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1937

Page

3

Oak Grove reunion plans noted at president's home

Central York community notes show Malcolm Sanders coping with poison ivy while a gathering to arrange the Oak Grove reunion occurred at Miss Mary Hertler's home. Visitors include Mrs. Julia Carven, Mrs. Bessie Collins, and several local families traveled between Saline and Chelsea areas.

Malcolm Sanders Skittenheim Alger Allison Orra Zel Ridge Road Mary Murray Pryor Montana Michigan Virgil Cash Yopsilanti Coryell Oak Grove Mary Hertler David Thrasher Bridgewater Leslie Bailey Thrasher Julia Carven Bessie Collins Saline Tracy LeBaron Ypsilanti Samuel Craig Chelsea Elwin Saunders Emmett Bailey David.Thrasher Clarence Johnson Ione Bailey Saline Township

Mooreville Social Notes Update From Local Residents

Mooreville area residents share travel news and illnesses. Harold Reese completed a motor trip through Northern Michigan New York City and Niagara Falls and returned home. Floyd Ganong was called to Wayne for his mother Isbelle Ganong who died after an operation at Grace hospital. Funeral services were held in Wayne with burial at Ganong Cemetery.

Clarence. Schwartz Melvindale Harold Reese Michigan New York City Niagara Falls Ora Zeluff Clara Zeluff Detroit Lemuel Goldsmith Hillsdale Ralph Long Sweetland Ridgeway Otto Matt Chelsea Edward Guenther Earl Gordon Middle West States Loyal Kanitz Russell Guy Zéluff Loyola Kanitz Floyd Ganong Wayne Isbelle Ganong Grace Hospital Irene Smith Lola Handyside Floyd Mooreville Smith First Baptist Church Ganong Cemetery Hopkins Rev. Reed

Social notes from Saline area and surrounding towns

A lengthy column lists visits and social calls across Saline Tecumseh Adrian and nearby communities. Residents include the Mehler Stilts Ide Kuder Lauckhardt and Vealey families with relatives from Detroit Homer and Findlay traveling for gatherings funerals and anniversaries.

Michigan tax delinquents offered 10 and 10 plan

A state wide campaign explains Public Act 28 1937 allowing back taxes for 1933 1934 1935 and earlier to be paid by September 1 1937 or taxed sale in May next year The 10 and 10 plan lets 10 percent be paid up to 1935 with the remainder over ten years with a 29 percent collection fee only no interest or penalties The 1936 tax must be paid in full and county treasurers report rising applications before the deadline Brooklyn return notes Howard Brandt injured in a Brookly n auto crash east of Saline on US 112. Elliott Healey of Pontiac in car with Brandt was uninjured.

State Liquor Control Commission Mackinac Island Murphy Edward McFarland Commission Ishpeming Michigan State Administrative Board George T. Grundy Gundry Howard Branat Brooklyn Saline Us-112 Elliott Healey Pontiac Healy Healey Brandt Exponent

Local Socials and Visits Across Hammond District

Sunday visits featured Walter Heininger with George Needham and a Hammond family group. Detroit and Kalamazoo trips included Hovey Needham, C A Carr, and Mrs. Hazel Gordon. Numerous relatives gathered for a Gilbert reunion at Riverside Park Grand Ledge with 66 attendees and a cascades visit in the evening.

Walter Heininger George Needham Hovey Needham A. Carr Detroit Genevieve Gilbert Muskegon Hallie Jane Mehler Mary Jane Hammond Ellen Collins Macon Mable Needham Ggins Los Angeles Calif Taillite Alberta Carey Charlotte Grand Lodge Herman Mehler Harold Hammond Ernest Needham Milan Robert Hammond Joyce Marsh Clarke Gordon Detroit Zoo Lloyd Catey Alberta Catey Tippecanoe Lake Ind B.J. Forsythe Joan Elsman Otto Hanson Geraldine Hanson Ira Hauk Plymouth Ralph Hammond Ella McMann Claude Gilbert Everett Gilbert EB. M. Gilbert Robert Love Riverside Park Grand Ledge Cascades Jackson

Remodeling at Langstaff Home Prompted Interior Work

Mr Langstaff begins interior remodeling as local notices report social visits from Mr and Mrs George Connor of Ann Arbor to J Bradley's Sunday. Ruth Carson returns home from the hospital while Mr and Mrs Madison Richards and family of Ypsilanti join D G Richards for Monday supper. Jerry stayed for conversation and company.

Mr. Langstaff George Connor Ann.Arbor J. Bradley Ruth Carson Madison Richards Ypsilanti D. G. Richards Jerry

Macon Couple Visits Niles and Butler Friends

Mr. and Mrs. E W Payne spent a day in Niles while Mr. and Mrs. Spitler and their home in Butler Pa hosted weekend guests. The survey mentions Mrs Mizinié and Mr and Mrs Ross Baker of Blink.

E. W. Payne Niles Spitler Butler, Pa Mizinié Ross ‘Baker Blink

Michigan politics shift as Murphy hedges on civil service

Lansing observers say Governor Murphy trades off civil service reform for labor relation control while shaping a 1938 strategy. He aims to pressure the Republican Senate with a New Deal agenda including rural electrification and a central finance plan. Unemployment policy and housing votes loom as factions circle in the battle over labor and budget tactics.

Lansing Murphy Civil Service Senate Michigan Bay City Washington Murray D van Wagoner van Wagoner Frank D. Fitzgerald United States Senate Arthur Vandenberg Fitzgerald

Gambling Crusade Becomes Political Football

The text notes labor matters and observes the latest crusade against gambling, described as often a political football or a jackpot for campaign expenses. It highlights the partisan use of gambling issues in public discourse and politics.

A Lie Like a Note Must Be Met at Last

A concise aphorism notes that deception yields to truth in due time, framing truth as inevitable consequence of falsehood. The line emphasizes moral causality and accountability, portraying candor as the ultimate resolution to deceit.

Horse Team Wins Heavy Pull at Farmers Day Contest

At Michigan State College Farmers Day a Percheron team owned by Frank Wyns of Shelby pulled a 5 650 pound stone boat 216 feet to win the contest. The dynamometer failed during trials and officials substituted the loaded stone boat for measurement. Driver Rank Maston guided the 2 850 pound team to first place ahead of rival teams.

Michigan State College Frank Wyns Shelby Rank Maston

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Central York South Hallie Mehler Thurlow Tecumseh Ralph Ann Arbor Bertha ‘Stilts Ide Alfred’ Ide Frank Stilts Earl’ *Kuder Carrol Kuder Aaron Lauckhardt Amos Roderick, Heilman Jim Campbell Donald Stilts Fred Greenfield Adrian Earl Kuder Hamilton Moore Robert Preston Hattie Kuder Harold Kutler Robert Welch Ida’ Mehler Hallie Jane Alfred Young Jessie Williams Ona Waterman Homer Nelma Heilman Edward Brandau Lettie Blair Nebraska Stephen Hasted David Bush Cc. T. Hybarger J. Schoolmaster L. W. Camburn Alta Collins Clara Hendershot Geraldine Billie Gates Portland Anna Goodwin Leland Bush G. E. James B. H. James Frances James Findlay Ohio Harry Downing Lois Downing Hilah Jean Pierce Fowlerville Sumner Grant Kenneth Frost Jackson Mercy Hospital J. D. Frost Elwyn Bugbee Fred Rendler Miss Shirley LeRoy Manchester Clinton Indiana Britton James Burleson Myr Charles Burleson Herman Kiefer House Funeral William Kentlebury The Congregational Church Picard and Murphy House of Representatives Eiton Eaton John Hamilton Chester Fitzgerald Carl Delano Kalamazoo George Schroeder Hamilton George T. Gundry West Michigan Ave Jim Finnell Observer China Garrick Joseph Calleia Florence Rice Man of the People Resco Karns Hleamer Whitney Clarence Clare Trevor Michael Whalen California Edward Everett Horton Joan Blondell Atzits Euvest Hammond District Judd Michigan Mirror Gene Alleman Michigan Press Association Frank Picard Unemployment Insurance Commission Picard Frank Murphy
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