Oak Grove Reunion Draws About Ninety Attendees
About ninety people gathered for the Oak Grove reunion on Thursday August 14. President Karl Bird led the meeting after a pot luck dinner with officers reelected. A program including singing, duets, readings, and remarks followed before games and visiting.
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Oak Grove
Karl Bird
Singing of
America
Hattie Murray
Carlton Murray
Ernest Schroen
Allen
David Hertler
Laura
Sylvia Sanders
Thelma Sanders
Ellen
Frances Murray
Luella May Murray
Ernest Skinner
Royal Oak
Judd School Reunion Held August Seventeenth
Judd School Reunion attended by about eighty people. President Arthur Alber led the meeting with singing and remarks. Officers elected include Mrs. Sidney Yape as president and Mrs. Alpert Bredernitz as vice president. A committee was named to build tables and benches for next year’s event. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in August 1942. Numerous attendees from nearby towns joined in the activities.
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Meese
Arthur Alber
America
Alber
Rena Sanders
Don Richards
Thomas Carson
Albert Bredernitz
God
Kittie Bible
Kansas City
Kansas
Fred Rekitt
Norma Rekitt
Detroit
Eliza Ry
Community Guests and Visits Across Michigan Towns
Macon Ralph Camburn spent Sunday afternoon in Ypsilanti. Mrs. John Moody returned Monday from a visit in Jackson. Barbara Cole of Detroit visited Mary Lois Smith. Many Detroit and Lansing visitors joined local families for weekend stays and Sunday gatherings. A large Collins family reunion occurred August 14 at the Russell Collins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Camburn
Ypsilanti
Glen Crittenden
Detroit
Everett Chambers
Claud Bailey
Will Gibson
Upper Peninsula
Bettie Johnston
Jean Allen
Eileen Johnston
John Moody
Virginia Moody
Jackson
Barbara Cole
Mary Lois Smith
BuneDuc
Milan
Charles Bigelow
Mae Smith
Ray Smith
John
Charles Schoolmaster
Reia.' Center
Will Schoolmaster
A. Watley
Cuiena. Robinson
A. Ye
Minute Man statue poster urges defense bonds and stamps
Treasury poster reproduces the Minute Man statue by Daniel Chester French. It urges purchasing Defense Bonds and Stamps at banks or post offices as a vital part of America's defense preparations.
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Treasury Department
Defense Savings
Daniel Chester
America
Social访问: Gorton Home Hosts Detroit and Inkster Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gorton entertained Saturday with visits from Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hancock of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hancock and children of Inkster. Week-end guests of Miss Gert rude Scudder included Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stockham and daughter of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. C. De La Place of Dundee. Miss Margaret Papp began a three week auto trip with friends, planning a week in Williams Arizona with missionary Mary Murray.
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Charles Gorton
B. J. Hancock
Detroit
Ed. Hancock
Inkster
Gertrude Scudder
W. G. Stockham
C. de la Place
Dundee
Margaret Papp
Mary Murray
Williams
Arizona
Leo McCanna
Holt
L. C. House
Lyle House
Fowlerville
Nellie House
Fenton
Hammond District Families Share Sunday Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon spent Sunday at Clark Lake. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Stimpson visited Owosso with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stimpson. Glenn Gordon and David joined Ira Hauk’s family at Plymouth. Chester Richard and Audrey of Holloway were guests of Robert Hammond. Nellie Parker and Cecil Wodard of Clinton called on Grace Hammond and Ella McMann Saturday.
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Perry Gordon
Walter Gordon
Clark Lake
E. O. Stimpson
Donald Stimpson
Owosso
Glenn Gordon
David
Ira Hauk
Plymouth
Chester Richard
Audrey
Holloway
Robert Hammond
Nellie Parker
Cecil Wodard
Clinton
Grace Hammond
Ella McMann
Administration Account State of Michigan Washtenaw Probate
Final public order in Washtenaw County Probate Court for the estate of LaVern Camburn. Admin John Meininger petitions for final account and distribution. hearing set for September 19, 1941 at 10:00 AM at the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Notice to be published for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
LaVern Camburn
LaVern Meininger
Saline Observer
Bertha Jetter
Appearance Order in Farley v Farley Case
In Washtenaw County Michigan Circuit Court Judge George W. Sample issues an order requiring Isaac Farley to enter appearance within three months after publication. The order, due to personal service failures, directs publication in The Saline Observer for six consecutive weeks.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Chan
Ruth M. Farley
Isaac Farley
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Edward W. Conlin
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan appoints October 21 1941 at 10am to receive examine and adjust all claims against Hugo Steele deceased. Judge Jay G Pray presiding. Notice printed for three consecutive weeks in The Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtown
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Hugo Steele
Saline
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