Looking Into The Past Reunion and Local Happenings
The Frederick and Christina Layher reunion was held on Labor Day at Arthur Layher's home on Dexter road. Fritz Schumm returned to Somerset Center. Mr and Mrs Carl Bredernitz left Monday on the Farm Bureau excursion to Mackinac Island. Duane Robison won fifth prize in the junior yearling Holstein group at the State Fair. About thirty relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Christina Layher
Labor Day
Arthur Layher
Dexter Road
Fritz Schumm
Somerset Center
Carl Bredernitz
Farm Bureau
Mackinac Island
Duane Robison
Birthday gathering honors Arthur Armbruster at home
Friends gathered Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Armbruster’s home to celebrate his birthday. Miss Luella Parsons hosted the O Henry neighborhood club last week. Mary Hertler returned from a trip through northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Matt Blosser of Manchester celebrated his 94th birthday and has published the Enterprise for 72 years as one of the state’s oldest publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Armbruster
Luella Parsons
O’henry
Mary Hertler
Michigan
Wisconsin
Matt Blosser
Manchester
Enterprise
New School Building Nears Ready for Students
Twenty years ago the new school building nears completion and will be ready for students in a few weeks. Edward Armbruster of Bridgewater Township dies from injuries after a ladder fall on August 28. Walter Cook family spends Sunday at Camp Perry National rifle range. Alma Grace born August 28 to Conrad Jaeger and wife. Grace Paul and Helen Lambarth return home after summer with grandparents George and Mrs Walker. Emil Milkey reports large melons in town Monday. T S Nurnberger and sons move Oscoda where he becomes school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Armbruster
Bridgewater Township
Walter Cook
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Range
Conrad Jaeger
Alma
Grace
Paul
Helen Lambarth
George Walker
Emil Milkey
T. S. Nurnberger and Sons
Oscoda
Saloons Closed on Labor Day and Local Tremors
Fifty years ago local observances note saloons shuttered on Labor Day. Carl Harmon returns from Chicago. Mrs. E W Berdan hosted visitors from abroad. Miss Millie Harris heads to Detroit to take school duties. Dusty Clark's horse died after a fright near the band. Mary Marken moves dressmaking to Hall House. Gertrude Stang becomes Central Telephone operator. Mr. and Mrs. A A Wood leave for Salt Lake City and western trips for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harmon
Chicago
E. W. Berdan
Millie Harris
Detroit
Dusty Clark
Mary Marken
Hall House
Gertrude Stang
Central Telephone Station
A. A. Wood
Salt Lake City
Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims and Heirs
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan sets a hearing for claims and determination of heirs in case No. 38439. Session held August 12, 1950 at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor before Judge Jay H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said County
Jay H
Said
Jay
H. Payne
Wallace
State of Michigan
Jay JH. Jayne
Lottie Wallace
Probate Court Limits Claims Against Nancy Ann Morris Estate
In Washtenaw County probate notices show Judge Jay H Payne ordering that creditors must file sworn claims by October 28 1950 at 10:00 AM with fiduciary Elsie Matilda Morris or Homer Kuebler in Saline Michigan. Public notice to run in Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Matilda Morris
Saline
Michigan
Saline Observer
Jay H. Payne
Homer Kuebler
Said
Fir Reforestation Plan for Douglas Fir Areas
The plan states younger Douglas firs cannot grow in shade and West Coast forests require clear cutting to leave scattered seed bearing trees for reforestation. This method targets heavy areas to restore forest cover and ensure regeneration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myron Gallagher, Sr
Publishers
Michigan Press
Service, Inc
Legals
Dretzel’s Shoe Store
Washington
Ates
William R. Stagg
Flynn
Armbruster
Semmes
Evrolet
Fee
Chevrolet
A. & M. Chevrolet Company
E. Michigan Ave
Saline, Mich
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