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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1926

Page

3

Local notes and visitors from Sherman Cook to Ott Community

Sherman Cook ill at home. Mrs. Fred Cook of Louisiana visiting. George Faust in Beyer Hospital with a broken hip. Lillian Hertler home from Ann Arbor for two weeks. Proud Bird visited Fred Schroen Jr. of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Burgen and Mrs. Leslie Bailey hosted visitors from Detroit and Ann Arbor. Langstaff family at Lesle Bailey’s. Lugemia Richards visited Mary Murray of Superior Township. Mrs. Anna Kelsey at Portage Lake with Orvel Sanderson family. Orrin Canine and son Aaron visited aunt Mrs. Josephine VoenHauten of Saline Monday. Jesse Bird and sons with his parents in Ypsilanti. Parker Murray hosted Stony Creek Gleaners meeting. Mrs. John Gooding and Irving LeBaron visited South Lyon. Mrs. William Burmeister and son George of Detroit visited Leslie Bailey. Milo Soper of Chelsea attended Oak Grove reunion. Electa Carlton and Henry Murray at Mooreville Sunday school ice cream social. Helen Miller near Ypsilanti, Helen Harwood of Pittsfield, and Mrs. Mary Hertler at Allison’s Saturday.

Sherman Cook Fred Cook Louisiana Cook Home George Faust Beyer Hospital Lillian Hertler Ann Arbor Proud Bird Fred Schroen, Jr Ann Caries Burgen Lesslie Bailey Smith Detroit Orrin Aaron Josephine VoenHauten Saline Jesse Bird and Bird Ypsilanti Parker Murray Stony Creek John, Gooding Irving LeBaron John Derendinger South Lyon Priday William Burmeister George Leslie Bailey Hattie, Murray Milo Soper Chelsea Pennsylvania Julius Hertler Soper Oak Grove Electa Carlton Henry Murray Mooreville Helen Miller Helen Harwood Pittsfield Mary Hertler Jers Kate Mary Bertha Lillian Allison Irish Hills Devil's Lake D. Gordon Kenneth Gordon Hallie Mehler Alma Granger Sarah Shut Tecumseh Wilbur Cornish Hugh Craig Helen Pierce Henry Cornish Ray Frisbee Crystal Milan B. Q. Stimpson Walter Gordon Lena Gordon Etta Williamson Orange Gordon Carl Stimpson Plymouth Pleasant Lake Collins Burt Osborn Jackson Adrian Jonesville Macon the Ridge Battle Creek Ashley Burg

Market Report Prices for Wheat Oats Corn and Livestock

Wheat listed at 1.16 dollars per bushel oats 0.38 dollars per bushel corn 0.85 dollars per bushel calves priced 10 to 12 cents per head hog prices 12 to 13 cents Beggs quoted 28 cents per dozen

Saline Social Roundup and Local Visits

Charles Harrision resigns from F. D. Ford. Mrs. Florence Signor of Ypsilanti visits Saline. Norman Ash of Royal Oak spends weekend with family. Saline defeats Riga ten to one on the local diamond. Mrs. C. E. Bassett and daughter visit from Detroit. Derendinger recovering from a fall. The Traver family reunion held at Howell. Edith Stang and Gertrude Lutz visit sister Mrs. R. W. Ewing in Pontiac. A. L. Watt, County fair manager, distributes event ads. Ida Doane Reilly takes over Mikler millinery. Dundee shop to continue. Church and family visits noted. band concert postponed. Funeral of Carl Stimpson held in Plymouth. attendees named.

Charles Harriion F. D. Ford Florence Signor Ypsilanti Saline Norman Ash Royal Oak Riga C. E. Bassett Detroit Derendinger Martin Fouss Hazel Robert Cleveland Ohio John Brigham Plainwell Fred Aprill Traver Howell Barr Edith Stang Gertrude Lutz R. W. Ewing Pontiac Milan B. D. Hammond May Morden Mary Cotton W. M. Fowler Gertrude Collins Carl Stimpson Plymouth

Local Social Roundup from Central Lodos

Mrs. N C Davenport visited her son in Ann Arbor while Martha Kilts Mary Drake and Gertrude Drake shared days with friends. A Plymouth native Carl Stimpson dies from blood poisoning after a finger scratch at St Josephs hospital. The community gathered for visits with the Lambarth Wagners Moore Drakes and Stewarts across several Sundays and Mondays.

Ann Arbor Martha Kilts Mary Drake Gertrude Drake Elsa Lambarth League of St. Paul’s Gertrude Kilts Bert Moore Ralph West Detroit Carroll Culbertson N. G. Davenport Gar Davenport Edward Grosshans Mary Grosshans Ernest Mayer Ernest Hirth Mildred Steward Theodore Steward Carl Stimpson Plymouth George Stimpson St. Joseph's Hospital Charles Weidmayer Gottlob Girbach Amanda Kruntzer Edyward Lambarth

JUDD DISTRICT AUSTIN DETER CALLED ON HIS BROTHER

In this week’s social notes several visits and calls are recorded. Austin Deter is visited by his brother Wiley on Saturday. Paul Richards stays in Macon with Carl Thearer for the week. Frances Mangus visits her grandmother Mrs Knowles of Cone. Elizabeth Mangus of Cone visits Mr and Mrs Ernest Mangus for the week. Mr and Mrs Fred Yape of Evie call on Mr and Mrs D G Richards and on Mr and Mrs Louis Steiman and family attend the Steiman reunion at Maybee. Mr and Mrs William Babcock and daughter Dorothy join Mrs Nancy Babcock and Mrs Mary Biessing of Tecumseh visiting Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers and Mr and Mrs William McKendery.

Tole Pent Austin Deter Wiley Paul Richards Macon Carl Thearer Frances Mangus Mrs Knowles Cone Elizabeth Mangus Ernest Mangus Fred Yape Evie D. G. Richards Louis Steiman Steiman William Babcock Dorothy Nancy Babcock Mary Biessing Tecumseh Reuben Rogers William McKendery

Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Reunions

Community notes list numerous visits and gatherings across towns. Hammond and Detroit residents, Carleton, Tecumseh, Britton, and Milan appear among dozens of family visits, birthday parties, picnics, and a Willing Workers picnic at Pleasant Lake. The Collins reunion drew guests from multiple cities and the Ridge.

Local residents visit in Detroit and nearby towns

Lodi Melville Blewitt and Arthur Tucker spent Friday in Detroit. The Alber family and their sons spent an evening with the Sehreed family. Cile family visited Ash family Friday evening. Virginia Steele returned to Ann Arbor after in law Mary Steele. Mrs. Cold and daughter entertained guests from Pittsfield Ann Arbor and a Mrs. Braun. Dold family hosts visits from McDaniel Stark Pullenberger Fullenberger Staebler Hutzger Kelley Ahern and Detroit visitors. Lily White relatives from Webberville and Emery Williams and son join the Dold gathering.

Melville Blewitt Arthur Tucker Detroit Harold Alber Fred Sehree Charles Cile Leo Ash Virginia Steele Ann Arbor Mary Steele William Cold Viola Bauer Dorothy Depue Pittsfield Paul Braun Charles McDaniel Juliette Stark Henry Pullenberger Walter Fullenberger William Dold Edward Staebler Emanuel Hutzger William Kelley Edward Ahern James Lily White William Lily White Webberville Emery Williams Lester Air

Three Toledo Men Die After Wampler Lake Crash

A Saturday night automobile accident two and a half miles east of Wampler's Lake left Maxwell Belster 21 and Lloyd Lipgers 19 dead at the scene. Roy Arson 21, also of Toledo, died later at Bixby hospital in Adrian after being pinned under the overturned vehicle while en route to Sandlake.

Adrian Wampler’s Lake Maxwell Belster Lloyd Lipgers Toledo Roy Arson Bixby Sandlake

West Mooreville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Weddings

Ralph Long suffered from tonsillitis last week. Many visitors traveled to Mooreville including Toledo guests Mae Sherman and nephew, Milan residents Loyal Kanitz and family, and Paul Lewis with Zelma Fox at Arlon Sanford’s home. The Mooreville Homecoming is set for August 26 at the school grounds with a basket dinner. A wedding linked to Emma Easlick and Andrew Chapelle occurred in Hudson, while Cecil Davenport wed Lena Dowling in Clayton. A two week honeymoon followed in Omaha.

Ralph Long Mae Sherman Toledo Loyal Kanitz Milan Paul Lewis Zelma Fox Arlon Sanford Royal Oak Burton Long Clyde Gauntlett Ernest Dieterle Ann Arbor Aaron Westfall Lester Wilkins Breckenridge Gus Goldsmith C. D. Harmon Mooreville Harold McLachlan H. W. Gilman Doris Myrs. Murray Dan Murray Harlan Holcomb Oak Grove Harry Dennison John Teufel Arlene Taylor Doris Teufel Emma Easlick Andrew Chapelle Hudson C. FE. Fingerle Hazeldene Goldsmith George Lavender Pittsfield Daisy Peters Northfield Hazel Day E. Hendershot Marshall Davenport Cecil O. Davenport Lena Dowling Hugh Dowling Clayton Jackson Omaha Nebraska

Kitchen flooring and nutrition tips from a 1910 bulletin

The article notes durable kitchen floors for comfort and safety, recommending oil or painted wood with linoleum finishes. It highlights prunes as iron rich with calcium and phosphorus, and foods like milk and fruits to boost the body's alkaline reserve. It mentions fruit juices for vinegar making and cites a USDA bulletin on home vinegar production.

United States Department of Agriculture

State fair aims to guard prize stock against hog cholera and TB

Detroit notes at the Michigan State fair emphasize disease prevention for prize stock. Dr. B J Kilham plans immunization for hogs against cholera with proof required. bovine tuberculosis control relies on tuberculin testing. Michigan backs a broad tuberculosis eradication effort as fair health measures are put in place. Also mentioned is the so called fair disease or flu among hogs and general safeguards for exhibitors. Gerald Dolson reports a near miss after a driver swerved to avoid a head on collision, taking the ditch and leaving a bruised car and a sprained wrist.

Detroit B. J. Kilham Ailham Liess Michigan Gerald Dolson Dolson Charlotte Republician

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