Advertising Rates and Postage Details
F. W. Giesel Jr and A. J. Coley listed as advertising representatives. Publication notes indicate second class matter status in Saline Michigan under the 1879 act. Subscription prices set at 2.50 yearly in advance within Michigan and 3.00 out of state, with single copies at 0.05. Rates available on request.
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Saline
Michigan
U.S
Local Residents Attend Dinners and Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Carl Schaeffer dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Arend. Walfred Larson Sharon and Anita visited Detroit. Jack Arend family visited Fred Arend parents. Clarence Fritz family called on brothers in Milan and Dundee. Hollis Carr attended Washtenaw Farmers Oil Co meeting in Ypsilanti. Mrs Charles Towers of Ann Arbor stayed with aunt Leona LeBaron who celebrated her 91st birthday. Birthday cakes and gifts noted. Orr in Ypsilanti hosted a family dinner for Raymond. W P A G quiz winner Mrs Henry Karner. Don Stimpson of Owasso weekend with Ted Stimpson family. L A Gatey hosted Elmer Stimpson Donald Stimpson and Ted Stimpson at dinner. Esther Landwehr and Chas McGarbery Detroit shoppers. Reuben Herter and Mrs Dave Wahl dined with Reuben Staeler family in Ann Arbor and visited Dexter. Donna Mae Wahl dined with Karen Taylor and attended the Messiah in Ann Arbor. Walter MacArthur left Sunday for the National Automotive Parts Convention in Chicago as representative for Pikyorthy Distributors.
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Carl Schaeffer
Fred Arend
Walfred Larson
Sharon
Anita
Detroit
Jack Arend
Clarence Fritz
Milan
Dundee
Hollis Carr
Washtenaw Farmers Oil Co
Ypsilanti
Charles Towers
Ann Arbor
Leona LeBaron
Leona. LeBaron
Raymond. Orr
Henry Karner
Don Stimpson
Owasso
Ted Stimpson
Robert Harrison
Alton Wahl
L. A. Gatey
Elmer Stimpson
Donald Stimpson
Sally
Esther Landwehr
Chas. McGarbery
Reuben Herter
Dave Wahl
Reuben Staeler
Harold Staebler
Dexter
William Staebler
Donna Mae Wahl
Karen Taylor
Annn Arbor
Walter MacArthur
Automotive Parts
Chicago
Pikyorthy Distributors
Andrew Hartman
Jean
Betty King
Sam
Carrie Ableson
Orrin Briggs
Arthur Armbruster
George Bohnet
Fred Gross
Edna
Leo Westphal
William Sturm
Esther
St. James Church
Sylne Township
Parsons
Local Notes On Movements And Birthdays
Miss Katy Lou Clay visited family at Dundee while Mrs Donald Francis and kin hosted. Mrs Frank Camburne marked her 90th birthday with relatives in Tecumseh. Robert Niehaus and wife moved to Chelsea for work. Lamarr Schmid and family visited from Gaylord and Saline. C M Vaughn plans Phoenix move due to health. Fred Harrison couple purchased Davis property at Lewis and Park. Cpl Wesley Dietiker still furloughing from Washington DC with mother Martha Dietiker. Emerson Ehnis is home after Army discharge.
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Katy Lou Clay
Dow Chemical
Dundee
Donald Francisco
Frank Camburne
Tecumseh
Harriet Wilson
Robert Niehaus
Harry Harmon
Chelsea
Lamarr Schmid
Gaylord
Saline
Ypsilanti
C. M. Vaughn
Park St
Phoenix
Arizona
Vaughn
Fred Harrison
Davis
Lewis and Park Sts
Cpl
Wesley Dietiker
Washington, D. C
University Hospital Patient Transfer Update
A patient remained at University Hospital after several days of care, with reports noting continued treatment and status updates unclear from available text. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
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University Hospital
Cee
Local social and town notes from Adrian Manchester area
Fifty years ago W N Lister of Ypsilanti visited town on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs George Nissley visits Ed in Ann Arbor. Bert Harris couple celebrate 25th wedding anniversary Friday. The drary chocolatiere at Mrs Bassitt's Saturday drew good attendance and added to the treasury. Cautionary quip on overconfident planners precedes a joke about geranium beds. Lamp theft threat looms after side lamp removed from Maccabee stairway. Manchester Enterprise notes slow transport in town with no streetcars or autos.
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W. N. Lister
Ypsilanti
George Nissley
Ann Arbor
Adrian
Adrian Times
Manchester
Experts advise shoppers to seek value in 1954 prices
Michigan State College economists say overall living costs rose about 14 percent since the Korean War with little change expected in 1954. They note service charges trend upward while food and clothing may ease and durable goods like autos and appliances will likely offer discounts if shoppers shop around and watch for sales.
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Michigan State College
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Rew Bulova
Bulova
F. C. Green
Jeweler
Bert Harris
FORD
Nash Rambler R& H
N. Ann’ Arbor
Irish Hills
The
Blue Jays
A. .& M. Chevrolet Company
Michigan Ave