Local notices and visits fill Saline week
A string of social calls and guests from Detroit to Lansing fill Saline activities. Miss Clara Schroen spends weekend with Chester friends, Mr. and Mrs Hyatt Stillings visit New Castle, and numerous families host relatives. A Tecumseh lineman dies in a high voltage accident while a county tour by Governor Brucker draws a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schroen
Chester
Mrr
Mirs. Hyatt Stillings
New’ Castle
Penn
Lewis Ernst
H. F.mumbrae
Kate Mumbrae
Paw Paw
Mildred Nissly
Arthur Nissly
Detroit
O. R. Dennison
Saginaw
W. B. Dietiker
Lucile Henderson
Maurine
Phyllis
Erwin Niethammer
Ann
Howard Simmerson
Mirs
Jacob Kaiser
Frea Kaiser
Melita
Lansing
Sam. Bueiler
Louise Schroén
Cem Seely
Milwaukee
Wilber M. Brucker
Saline
Thirtieth Anniversary Local Notes and Events
Thirty years ago A. F. Humphrey Jr in Detroit buying fall goods. Mrs. C Carpenter entertained Mrs. Fred Bassett of Ypsilanti Sunday. Ypsilanti Knights of Pythias vote street fair October 8 9 10. Alfred Damiels and wife left for two weeks visiting New York relatives. Mrs. Fred Staib and children returned from Jackson and Manchester. Mrs. M Fucss fell Tuesday and broke her shoulder. Dr. Chandler was gallied and hopes for a speedy recovery. Maude Friis hosted Miss St Mary of Saginaw and Miss Bacon and Miss Rose Rohring of Ypsilanti Sunday. Graf Brothers threshed 2 800 bushels of oats near Crittenden. A lost driver and horse. Wrecked buggy on Hast Mein street. Big Port Huron trip delighted many though 17 reached home late. Presbyterian ladies harvest festival at opera house Friday September 19 with booths and supper ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti Knights of Pythia
Alfred Damiels
New York State
Fred Staib
Jackson
Manchester
M. Fucss
Chandler
Maude Friis
Miss St. Mary
Saginaw
Bacon
Rosé Rohring
Ypsilanti
Graf Brothers
Crittenden
Hast Mein Street
Hurr
Detroit
Michigan Conservation Commission Raccoon Hunting Ban Ordered
The Conservation Commission bans hunting and taking raccoons statewide for one year. In the Lower Peninsula a limited season applies from November 1 to November 15 for running raccoons, and trapping rules from November 15 to December 15, with geographic carve outs and date ranges.
Fifteen Years Ago News Roundup Includes Visits and Moves
Fifteen years ago John Wurster suffered from an upset fever while Charles Sweet and family visited W. Sweet in Detroit. Miss Lillie McMichael hosted the U. S. orchestra. Mrs. Ida Steffy and Carl Webb stayed with relatives in Chelsea. Lloyd Cole and daughter Virginia visited A. B. Cole’s family. Bertha and Eva Schairer vacationed with Otto Schairer’s Pittsburgh family. Edith Congdon and Rose Perrault of Ottawa visited Mrs. W. H. Barr. Pauline and Emma Barrow vacationed at Strawberry Lake with Ann Arbor friends. Lulu Fairbank left for Seattle to teach. Lloyd Fairbank accompanied her to Chicago. Be Layher returned from Detroit with daughter Mrs. Norman W., to spend the week. Charles Guthardt and Mrs. Joe K. Wood with son George Jeff visited, then headed to Billings, Montana. Dr. Unterkircher and Mrs. Unterkircher move to 618 Church Street Ann Arbor and are noted community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Spencer
Blaine
Washington, D.C
O C. Wheeler
Mark Sudgen
Sue
Saline
Frank
Boylan
Brighton Argus
Dolores Mitchell
Leland Johnson
Adrian
Thomas Mi Bridges
Luella, Burkhardt
Martha Hieber
Geraldine Hansen
Lloyd
Sage Lake
Michigan
Michigan State
Earl Fosdick
Dale
Max Fosdick
Roland Suddaby
Lakewood
Lake Erie
A. E. Cole
R. H. Bamer
Auburn
Indiana
Eloweem
Bernard Bamer
John Wurster
Charles Sweet
Detroit
W. Sweet
Miss Lillie
McMichael
U. S
Ida Steffy
Carl Webb
Chelsea
Lloyd Cole
Virginia
Anna-Arter
Abe
Cole
Bertha
Eva Schairer
Otto Schairer
Pittsburgh
Edith Congdon
Rose Perrault
Ottawa
Ont
W. H. Barr
Pauliné
Emma Barrow
Strawberry Lake
Ann Arbor
Lulu
Fairbank
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
BE. FP. Layher
Norman We
Charles Guthardt
Joe. K. Wood
Ison
George
Federated Church Pastor Plans Attendance Day
C H Kircher D D pastor notes urge each member to attend and participate. He asks everyone to be present and prepared for the planned church observance.
Methodist Church Notes Signpost in the dark offers guidance
The church schedules July worship with a 10 o clock morning sermon Why Do Good People Suffer subject. Music by the senior choir. Sunday School at 11 15. H Holmes superintendent Ray Davis assistant Epworth League devotion at 6 30 Wednesday prayer at 7 Thursday choir meet Regular Sunday evening services to resume September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Holmes
Ray Davis
Epworth League
Christian Science Notes Saltine Services and Lesson
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens Bank at 10:30 A.M. Sunday with Sunday school for pupils under twenty. A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7:30 P.M. The lesson sermon on Christ Jesus is the subject for August 28 with cited Bible verses and readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society of
Mary Baker
Eddy
Jesus
St Johns Lutheran Church Schedule Notice
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 12 English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumday School
Svery
Michigan migratory waterfowl hunting rules set for 1932 season
The Conservation Commission announces regulations abridged for migratory waterfowl from October 1 to November 30 1932. Limits include up to four geese and brant per day ten in possession, with various species prohibited and woodcock banned in the Upper Peninsula. The order is dated July 26 1932 and signed by WM H Loutit and R E Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Township
Saginaw Bay
Sasinaw Bay
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
Wat
H. Loutit
Ray
Cotton
Department of Conservation, Conservation Commission
WM. H. Loutit
Ray E. Cotton
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The
Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
Dietiker’s
Lady Assisant
Evelyn Hirst
Mary Murry
Pryor
Montana
Sam. Craig
Fred
Saline Valley Farms, Inc
B.J. Spitler
Kenneth
Jacob Smith
van Buren
Ohio
H. C. Brinkman
Lauren Schleh
Lauren Philip
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Salina
Schnebelt
Charles Schnebelt
Ann Arbor Street
Monroe
Tecumseh
Laingsburg
Perry
Martin Fuoss
South Ann
Amber Street
E. L. Cramer
Fucss
Edward “Feuerbacher
Ap Ann, Arbor
Fred Gross
Royal Oak
Sidi Lambarth
Grane Ledge
Oscar.Edwards
Arthur Armbruster
Ada Lutz
Grosshans
East Henry Street
G. Lambarth
Fisie Frutzel
Ann’ Arbor
Perry Drake
Edwarn Feuerbacher
Marion Schmid
Samie
Denzil Cole
Gary
A. Ey Cole
Casper Grose
Henry Groeb
Roy Atkinson
Toledo
Charles Carven
Eessié. Collins and Sons
Lottie Wallace
Perr
Age Lake
Ahewis Kuebler
Clarence Wurster
Joan Duff
John Taylor
Daugtter
Irene
Dora Mae
Westfall
Betty Frazier
Lethzabelle Poyson
Ridgeroid
Ben
Uphaus
William Brown
Howell
Joe Brown
Jobo Armstrong
Fowlerville
Ures
Stephen Baker
Clinton
Carl Napier
Hrma Heininger
Rotary Club
Cook
Merritt Martin
G.“I- Helm
Li. W. Randall
J. Fred Staebler
A. F. Humphrey J
C. Carpenter
Fred Bassett
Rego
D. Q. Barry
State OF
Order of the Conservation Commission—Raccoon
the Farm Service
Baker's Coca
Chipso
Igc
Swansdown Flour Lige
Litchfield
Wisconsin
Mich
Federated Church Notes
C.H. Kircher
Methodist Church
Christian Science Notes
St John’s Luitheran
Sbridgewater M
G. Philipp
Order of the Conservation Commission
L. F. Vanamburg
M. D
Ridgeway
Lenawee County
H. Gross & Sons
Ept
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