Local notes recount visits and travel across Michigan towns
Miss Ruth Rose receives personal and social items at 289. Mrs. Mary Hirth rests in Ann Arbor hospital. Many residents from Ypsilanti, Albion, Detroit and Chicago share visits, vacations, anniversaries, and family events including early elementary education awards and a zoo trip in Detroit. The Blue Ribbon calf club challenges a nearby club to a game August 13 near Teachout’s corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Mills
R Wilson
W. O. Chase
Detroit
Edna Burkhardt
N. C. Wolfe
William Schmid
Ann Arbor
Margaret McGill
Paducah
Ypsilanti
Henry Morris
George Goldsmith
Eluria May
Mary Alice
Charles Marken
Thomas M. Bridges
Joan
H. R. Cornish
Mary Katherine
Elizbeth Alice
Patterson
N. J
C. A.curtiss
Bliss
Blue Ribbon Calf Club
Kalf Klub
Teachout’s
Major Padgett
San Antonio
Texas
W. C. Losher
Lottie Wallace
Lauren Kinsley
Josephite Decker
la Grange
Indiana
C. A. Curtiss
J. B. Hartline
Somerset
Somerset Center
State Normal
Sylvia Stephenson
Fifteen Years Ago Recap At Freedom Church And Local Notices
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs Herman Hutzel attended a missionary meeting at Freedom church. Mr Will Towler visited Windsor Ontario with his uncle. A bracelet found at the Chautauqua grounds was returned to its owner. John Schleh injured his leg in an accident and is recovering. A Republican gubernatorial candidate Mr Diekema and Frank Stivers visited the area. A band serenade greeted Roy Rogers. Amanda Sturm and Mr Rogers quietly married weeks ago. Hinckley block gained rear space for O C Wheeler and B W Payne. The Economy store updated its stairs and Payne will display rockery and toys upstairs while living above Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hutzel
Freedom Church
Will Towler
Windsor
Ontario
Chatuqua
Observer
John Schleh
Diekema
Holland
Frank Stivers
Ann Arbor
Parsons
Roy Rogers
Amanda Sturm
Rosina Sturm
Rogers
Hinckley
O. C. Wheeler
B. W. Payne
Saline notes and hometown visits prominent in area
Thirty years ago Eden Ruckman and sons left for the Buffalo Exposition yesterday. J. C. Wood, formerly a Saline boy, visited town on Thursday. P. W. Wesenett plans recreation at Whitmore Lake and Mrs. W. will join him. Walter Nissly travels to Byron to help his father’s store. Discussion arises on moving the street light on east Main Street. Elwood Rogers and family return from Canada to east of town and he will work later for Walkerville furniture. Milan visitors remark Saline should have kept the Milan band for the gala day. they praise the local boys and their uniforms and music skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Ruckman and Sons
J. C. Wood
P. W. Wesenett
Whitmore Lake
Canada
Spencer Rogers
Elwood
Walkerville Furniture
Milan
Saline
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank For Savings
Citizens
Bank Saline
Mich
22 Years OF Business Association
Mary Hirth
Herbert Cornish
Henry Cornish
Merle Wardell
Albert Johnson
Lena Cable
C. Thomas
Robert Pierce
Albion
Ruth Morris
Paul Woods
Stella Wagner
Chicago
Marion Rouse
Buffalo
Edward F. Henne
Doris Jean
Ella Henne
Vineyard Lake
William Heénsel
Robert
Erwin Schill
Geraldine
John Burkhardt
Arthur Wood
Fonda Lake
J. B. Wallace
Ligonier
J .B. Wallace
Cleveland
Cora Reese
Jackson
Austin White
Leanore Ernst
Banks
William Martin
Helen Miller
Cincinnati
Lewis Ernst
Portage Lake
Fred Gauntlett
Harold Gauntlett
Austini White
Betty King
Maude K. Rankin
William. Marken
Estes
St. Johns
William Marken
Carrie Ross
Ohio
William Shaw
HIRTY
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Wiedman Auto Co
Mesh
Ladies’ Bloomers
Burkhart Store
Enna Jettick Shoes
Wonder
Chris. Volz
Five Point Inn
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