Local Briefs Highlight Small Town Happenings
Jack son residents Don Ford Jim McCarbery and Trent Hall returned home with four spikehorns after a two day Harrison hunt. Henry Karner hosted relatives in Sikeston Missouri while Sandra visited her grandmother in Dundee. Past Matrons plan a Christmas dinner December 8 at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs Sam Lambarth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ford
Jim
Mac McCarbery
Trent Hall
Jackson
Harrison
Henry Karner
Sikeston
Sandra
Dundee
Sam Lambarth
Esther Heininger
Olga Lambarth
Genevieve Gross
Imperella Staede Club
Chelsea
Lenora Noll
Dora Holmes
Lansing
Harry Holmes
Don McCrone
John McCrone
Bliss A. Curtiss
Chicago
John Curtiss
Regular council meeting notes December 1952 actions
Mayor Wolfin and council members discuss water tower cleaning with Lance Rogers for 15 dollars and approval of the bid. Stop signs ordered for main streets with shipments from Highway Department. Fire department air hose dryer priced at 615 dollars plus 13 dollars freight. approved. Street Department to buy a David Bradley sander for rock salt at about 75 dollars. approved. Recreation balance report shows 30.76 on hand. transfer to general fund approved. Water department property condemnation papers status from Pat Roesch noted. Final payment to Schaffer Lumber Co for 1342.40 for South Harris Street sewer project base proposal approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfin
Jewell
Leutheuser
Brittain
Lance Rogers
Rogers
Brittair
Michigan Ave
Ann Arbor
Guitis
McGraw
F. O. B. Albion
Mike Strait
David Bradley” Sander
Hazen Jewell
City council approves holiday pay for hourly workers
The council discusses settlement terms with A L N and M Consulting Engineers after a conference with a senior firm member. They authorize paying hourly employees for New Years Decoration Day July 4 Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas. A police car decal and a small new International truck decal set are approved with a city seal design and Police Street Dept wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. May
Brittain
Jewell
Leutheuser
Police and
L. Z. Still
Still’s Grill
Thanksgiving Day Hosts and Holiday Visits in South Saline
Thanksgiving gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs Clair Gilbert hosting their mother Mrs Frank Harper of Jackson. The E M Gilberts visited Harold Holcombs. William Rhoades stayed with family before returning to Camp Lejeune. Several families hosted relatives from Milan Tecumseh Tipton Rothbury with no deer during hunting weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Curtiss
Josephine Decker
Harold Armbruster
LaVern Armbruster
Bliss Curtiss
Mt. Pleasant
Marjorie Renner
University Hospital
Renner
Curtiss
Herman Alber
Will Kuebler
Manchester
Ed Alber
Saline
George Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Lauren Alber
Jackson
Orville Fahrner
Raymond Alber
Dave Wahl
Donna Mae
Anton Wahl
Reuben Herter
Pleasant Lake
Clair Gilbert
Frank Harper
Harper
Leon Greashaber
Melissa Greashaber
Milan
Robert Hammond
C. C. Richard
Tecumseh
E. M. Gilberts
Elton Osborne
Claude Gilbert
E. M. Gilbert
Edward Snearys
Tipton
Rothbury
Colored Shellac Dyeing Process
Shellac can be colored to any shade by dissolving spirit soluble aniline dyes in alcohol. After straining the dye solution is added slowly to the shellac until the preferred color is reached.
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Ypsilanti Iron & Metal
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Parsons St. Oxle
Deluxe Drapery & Shade.co
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Loren Bersuder
Pool’s Radio & TV
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Feee
Stanger Furniture
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Dundee Livestock
Hirth Bros. Dairy
West Washington
Adrian
Adrian Tankage Co
Adrian, Michigan
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Oldsmobile
International
G.M.C
Chevrolet Co
South Saline
Everett Gilbert
Corr
FORD
Dan River
Spring Knight
Cannon Pacific
Berkshire
Marietta
Playtex
Turknit
Beverly Dee
W. L. Douglas
Becon
Bonnie Weans
Manford
Hanes
Pequot County
Bunny Esmond
B. F. Goodrich
Purvey
Sulloway
Norcross
Warner
Rockford Finch
Yank
Lily
Burkhart Store
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