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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1923

Page

2

Local Social Notes From Judd District

Mr Wat visited the school on Monday. Wendall Tower of Saline spent Sunday with Duane Rogers. Mr and Mrs Knopp of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at A Schmid’s. Mr and Mrs Leslie Bailey spent Sunday at Ernest Bailey’s in Saline. Lewis and Peter Somers Albert Milkey and George Franklin Richards are ill with measles. Mr and Mrs Fred Ricket of Detroit and Mrs Ciaidrea Johnson of Saline Township spent Monday at Leslie Bailey’s.

Wendall Fred Ricket Letroit Ciaidrea Johnson Saline Township Leslie Bailey's

Local residents note travel and visits around town

Phillip Kern drove to Manchester on business Monday. Michael Klager of Arun Abir was in town Monday. Edna Scheilenbrger of Detroit visited her parents for the weekend. Albert Giger of Detroit called on William Breining and family Sunday. J B Hartlein visited Ada Turre of Somerset. Rote Breining spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. Howe of Azalia. Charles Breining of Freedom vacationing with his father William Breining. Grover Asher moved household goods to Detroit Wednesday. Toma Schwab returned home after visiting relatives in Adrian. Frank Riedel of Adrian and La Verne Riedel of Chelsea called on friends. Herman Bredion of Detroit visited his parents Saturday and Sunday.

Michael Klager Arun Abir Edna Scheilenbrger Detroit Albert Giger William Breining J. B. Hartlein Ada Turre Somerset Rote Bre T C'Ma Schwab Re‘atives Adrian Frank Riedel la Verne Riedel Chelsea

Detroit stock yards visit and local gatherings noted

York taped 48 steers to Detroit and visits by Andew Murray mink capture. Mrs Merg Htte attends a Detroit zither club meeting in Ann Arbor. Carleton Luircay trips with Dan and Jim y. Dan Murry family hosts Lady guest parents. Fred Richard and family visit Johh Gooding. basketball game Helly vs Milan at Holly. Mich gam opera Cotton Stitchers in Ann Arbor. Emma Harding heads to Medina after visiting family.

Jwins Detroit Andew Murray Merg Htte Ann Arbor Carleton Liurcay Sadar Dan Jim *Y Dan Murry Ridge Gests Andrew Mura Fred Richard Cachter Gladys Ar’cw Johh Gooding Sunda Helly M.jam Milan

Saline Farmers Club Holds Annual Christmas Banquet Meeting

The Saline Farmers Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wa Dy Trait for its annual banquet. Arthur Lutz served as toastmaster, and officers for the year were elected including President Arthur Lutz and Vice Presidents Harry Finch and Mrs. C F Heilman. The gathering opened with Christmas songs and toasts, and a January meeting was announced at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith.

Saline Farmers’ Club Wa Dy Arthur Lulz W. D.wart Unterkircher Rodl Arthur Miler Lansing Hart Joyce Heilman Arthur Lutz C. FF. Hildner C. HB. Miller Dward Sm‘th. Co Szeretar C. F. Hidner

School honor rolls in Fosdick and Oakgrove notes

Helen and LaVerne Armbruster, children of Mr and Mrs Walter Armbruster, are reported by teacher Clara Sichroven at Fosdick school as neither absent nor tardy in September and November. Instead of the December P T A meeting at Oakgrove, the children will give their Christmas program. Aida Paine of Ludington high school attended a funeral for Cassius Paine in Toledo, returning Sunday night to resume teaching duties. The P T Association will assemble later.

Helen LaVerne Armbruster Walter Armbruster Clara Sichroen Fosdick Parent-Teichers Association Oakgrove School Santa Claus York- Pittsfield Aida Paine Myr George Paine Ludington Cassius Paine Yate Toledo Miss Paine P.T. Association will _as

School staff dinner hosted by the Cadys in Zone 2

Miss Velma Cady will entertain the Zone 2 teaching force on Saturday December 15 serving dinner for about seventy five at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Cady. The business program will be at the schoolhouse.

Velma Cady Zone 2 Charles Cady

Graf and Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits

West Saline and surrounding towns report a flurry of visits home from university students and relatives. William Wakenhut and Matt Seeser journeyed to Ann Arbor while Lawrence Graf remains at the University of Michigan. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Albert Graf and Mr and Mrs Hermon Graf hosted family gatherings with several trips to Rockford Jackson and Hart to see kin.

William Wakenhut Bridgewater Matt Seeser Ann Arbor Albert Graf Hermon Graf Lawrence Jackson Charles Graf John Richard

Ford River Rouge glass plant opens with new furnace line

Detroit December reports Ford Motor Company advances in glass making at River Rouge plant. A third and largest glass unit begins operation with one furnace live and two others planned, aiming for 10,000,000 square feet annual capacity. The process features Ford rollers and continuous polishing, attesting to high standards and efficiency. Michigan entries at Chicago shows win honors in hay grain and crop classes with multiple medals and top placings.

Detroit Mich Ford Motor Company River Rouge Ford Rouge Glassmere Highland Park Oppsite Ford Glass Michigan Chicago United States Canada H. C. Rather

Pervenzhe leads Michigan Agricultural College horse awards

Pervenzhe a two year old Belgian mare entered by Michigan Agricultural College won first in her class and earned two honors marking her as a great horse. R S Hudson reports college horses amassed ribbons across Belgians Clydesdales Percherons with Ms A C horses high in keen competition. Hogs from the state college herd won forty ribbons including a sweep of most dressed carcass honors. Beef cattle yielded a first and seven ribbons while sheep earned eight awards.

Pervenzhe Michigan Agricultural Colege Pervenche Hord R. S. Hudson Ms A. C State College

Weather Permits Short Weekday Farm Visits

Readers join a one day community tour stopping at the Hoyt farm owned by Mrs. J D Dickson a private hospital owner Fred Lambarth farms alone and hopes weather improves Herman Pollis works the John Burkhardt farm now Morse of Detroit Charles Stehle enjoys farming Sam Boyds farm house now Robert Gooding from Montana returns to Michigan and joins Frank Bracey near Grass Lake Gooding adds his name to the local list

Hoyt Farm J. D. Dickson Fred Herman Powliss John Burkhardt Dr. Morse Detroit Jordan Farm Charles Stehle Mr. Stehle Sam Boyd Robert Gooding Mr. Gooding Monitana Frank Bracey Grass Lake

Savings by blasting in ditch work shown at Durand demo

A Michigan demonstration east of Durand proves blasting can cut ditch clearing costs. Officials say explosives cost about 2.86 dollars per rod versus dredging bids around 10 to 12 dollars per rod, with three rows of holes and nitro glycerin dynamite.

Durand Genesee-Shawassee Line ALA QO L. Hunter Bureau of Craims Michigan State Department of Agriculture L. F. Livingston M. A. &. Clearing Service

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Judd Mr. Wat Phillip Kern Manchester Herman Bredion Charles Brenion York Julius Miss Mary Betha Hertler Cotton Stchines Emma Harding Heac Medina Newark Rodolph Hertler Mary Alber Enl Famiy Im Sc.tt-Ceder Biids Arthur Willer Wi. D. Harry Charles Miller Jacob Smith West Saline Henry Bredernitz Frank Noll Farmers’ Club Will Hermanm Graf Ann Arror Fred Gro?s Lawrence Graf U. of M Claud Elkins Rockford Matt Serger William Hauser Leon Hunt America Ford River Rouge Ford Products Ing List Genesee-Shiawassee Uncle Hank Warren Chevrolet Flint Ich Ann Arbor Dry Goods Co South Main Street Ypsilants Department Store Michigan Avenue Ypsilanti, Mich
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