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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
6
A long list of names and places describes visits, relocations, and social events across Ypsilanti Adrian Milan Tecumseh and nearby areas. The Washtenaw Probate Court schedules a hearing on December 15 for the John Schlenk estate guardianship sale to support the ward.
Sunday services led by Rev R W Brown with Bible school and Ep worth League, union services with Federated church, and a big Ladies Aid Christmas supper and bazaar fundraiser. Oil from the W K well near Leib farm surged, producing over ninety barrels and prompting repairs and plans for church upgrades and parsonage paint.
Henry Murray spent Tuesday night with Howard Richards. Several new seats added to Oakgrove school room. Mildred Richards entertained Esther Kleinschmidt and Mary Murray. Mildred Richards later with Helen Schirvensgent. Mrs. Fred Richards home from Ann Arbor. Fred Richards and daughter spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Richards in Ann Arbor. Roland and Raymond Sudbaby of South Bend called on friends nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Gran Miller and daughter with Guy Richards family. Jacob Stecher and family guests of Clyde Matthews near Milan. Mary and Mlecta Murray and Mildred Richards visited Ann Arbor Friday. George Sanderson Pittsfield Cresnett Quien Sanderson Stoy Creek visited grandmother Anna Kelsey, Jesse Bird and family on Thanksgiving. Andrew Murray hosted Marion Murray of Dixboro, Dan Murray and children of the Ridge, Cassius Debenham of Milan. Miss Mary and Carlton Murray hosted York Baptist Sunday school class Thanksgiving party. about twenty attended. they made candy and popcorn balls.
Robt and Mrs A J Warren visited friends. Luther Briggs rel atives in Chicago. Julius Bredecnitz, recently injured, was able to be out. A J Warren and G O Townsend at the Probate office in Ann Arbor for Rose Weller estate hearing. D Finkbeiner won first prize on Red Rock wheat at an International show with Webster Mason second and Arthur Glutz fifth. Over a hundred samples entered. Wood School hosted a November 29 program with a spell down between district men and swomers. Hot lunches to continue this winter and plans for a Christmas program. Refreshments served. Mrs Reeves and family hosted Mrs Martha Wheeler and others for Thanksgiving. Local residents attended the International Stock and Grain Show in Chicago. Watt and Olser to present moving pictures at Wood School December 11 to benefit Boys Handicraft and Girls Sewing clubs. Saline attendees to Mary Garden concert in Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor.
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