Local notices and community updates from Saline area
A roundup of neighborhood news including illness and recovery updates, social events such as sleigh ride parties and card parties, church and school activities, visits by residents to Detroit and Ann Arbor, travel plans to Germany and Florida, a Christmas program, a euchre party, and a Lansing hotel fire with two youths jailed for larceny. Names include Mrs Harry Parsons, Fred Burkhart, Ea Feldkemp, O H S, Mrs Henne, Arthur Miller, Chris Volz, Otto Gail, Will Brundel, J B Wallace, Mary Jones, Henry Ager, Ambrose Ernst, George Reese, Virgil Brown, Walter Fosdick, Miss Wary Morden, Bessie Kalder, Addie Biery, Henry Leutheuser, Willi Dusterbeck, Armbruster, Lindemann, Mary etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burkhart
Ea. Feldkemp
East Michigan Avenue
HE. F. Henne
Mr. Henne
Detroit
Arthur Miller
Adrian Hospital
Chris Volz
Lee Tescher
J. B. Wallace
Mary Jones
Henry Ager
Cleveland
Ambrose” “Ernst
Lewis.Eirnst
Mrs. Ernst
Florida
Ifes
Virgil Brown
North Adams
Clarense Laarer
Warren Fitikkbeiree
State’College
Wary ‘Morden
C .A. Curtiss
Henry ‘Leutheuser
Willi Dusterbeck
Germany
Matth
Hart Fosdick
Emily Fosdick
Max Fosdick
Walter Fosdick
Dansville
Fosdick
Louis Bowen
Clarence Fritz
Jacob Clough
Dan Lion
Ansas
American Legion
Art ‘Armbruster
Adolph Lindemann
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Ede
Fifteen Years Ago Local Visit Highlights Obscure Notes
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs Fred Brenson visited relatives in Manchester and other localities. Mrs Katherine Rentscher sold her Michigan avenue property to Thomas Boyd. Charles Chissus and son Richard from Bedford visited the Rundels. Mrs Harry Robinson of Battle Creek visited Ruth Rose. Roscoe Wood and party came from Douglas Wyoming for a holiday visit. B D Hammond and family plan Texas Phoenix Arizona and California trips after visiting John Cotton. Deputy George Cook made a firewater haul and arrested two men including H D Schwartz and A J Singer for concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Brénson
Manchester
Katherine Rentscher
Michigan Avenue
Fowler
Thomas Boyd
Charles Chissus
Richard
Bedford
W. L. Rundel
Harry Robinson
Helen Cool
Battle Creek
Ruth Rose
Roscoe Wood
Douglas
Wyoming
B. D. Hammond
Texas
John Cotton
Phoenix
Arizona
California
Denver
George Cook
George
H. D. Schwartz
Wayne County
A. J. Singer
Local Social Roundup in South Saline and Nearby Towns
A long list of Sunday and weekend visits across Saline, Tecumseh, Macon, Britton, Ann Arbor, and Monroe includes Mrs. Verl Sauch with Mrs. Hugh Craig, Ellsworth Losee in Ann Arbor, Madge Garrett with the Vealeys, and multiple Kuder, Mehler, Spence, and Craig households. The note closes with a quip that the headless motorist is real and people are paying bills on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verl Sauch
Hugh Craig
Ellsworth Losee
Ann Arbor
Harry Kee
Adrian
Madge Garrett
Leon Vealey
Mayne Pennington
Macon
MA. Kuder
Carroll Kuder
Harry Kuder
Lester Hanson
Amos Luckhardt
Walter Geiger
Clinton
Herman Mehler
James Wirth
York Township
Frank Stills
Clyde Spence
Baby
Monroe
Fred Teufel
Harold Kuder
Robert Welch
Tecumseh
Clarence Merritt
A. Kuder
Frank
Drum
Elsie
Adolph Drum
Detroit
Paul Metzger
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Albert Johnston
Leroy Kempf
Saline
Hailie Mehler
Thurlow
Herman ~ Mehler
Floyd Spence
Clyde. Spence
Clifford - Mansfield
AnnArbor
Roscoe Craig
Ypsilanti
Harry Downing
Walter Craig
Donald Craig
Saline News Roundup and Local Notes From The Past
THIRTY YEARS AGO Leonard Teyher has been given the days with friends Mrs John Sthaiblé anuitenat of town is thinking of renting her farm and will move to Ann Arbor On Friday W D Mead received a telegram from George B Risdom announcing the death of his mother at their home at Huron South Dakota According to census figures there are more women than men in the United States Saline notes Arbeiter Verein elected officers President George Ehnis vice president Jacob Wisel corresponding secretary Samuel Josen hans financial secretary Frederick Weisinger tri Christian Marion Verein physician Dr C Unterkircher flag carrier George Hahler trustees John Fritz Gottlieb Birkle Charles Alber A Linden schmitt Wilhelm Hertler Max Fitzgerald at Manila engo writes he is out of the hospital and on duty Rain and swarm weather Prevailing conditions describe a tense encounter with Savage natives as Max reports he defended himself after being charged with an American pelt and drove off two attackers The piece also includes general commentary on troublesome children and parents and a reflection on parental behavior in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Teyher
John ‘Sthaiblé
Ann Arbor
iOn Friday
W. D. Mead
George B. Risdom
Huron
South Dakota
United States
Saline
Arbeiter Verein
George Ehnis
Jacob Wisel
Samuel Josenhans
Frederick Weisinger
Tri
Christian Marion
Verein
C. F. Unterkircher
George Hahler
John Fritz
Gottlieb Birkle
Charles Alber
A. Lindenschmitt
Wilhelm Hertler
Max Fitzgerald
Manila
Engo
Max
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mangert
Morris
People’s Funds
Citizens Bank
The
Citizens ‘Bank
Cole
Mary Lou
Helen
Harry Parsons
George Reese
Austin White
Arthur Armbruster
Art
Muriel ‘Clemens
Whitmore Lake
Herman Pfitzenmier
Raymond Buss
Martha Hieber
Esther Scherdt
Della Obinson
Celia Kalder
Bonice ‘Boettger
Helen Haazer
Dale Fosdick
Doris Hbeininger
Lloyd ‘Armbruster
Donald Royal
Margueite Valsey
Ruth Martin
Norman Hains
Henry Feeman
Bernice Hains
Gerald Karn
Bob Royal
Wilma Bredernitz
Wayne Westrick
Paul Remski
Harold Armbruster
Harold
Louie Kuebler
Arthur Gillett
Duane Rogers
Blaine
Chauncey Fitzgerald
Shaw
Elizabeth Hiler
Ernest
Frederick Bartig
Jackson
Charles Lambarth
Rudolph Gross
Chicago
Audrey Pray
Marie Sisson
Margaret Kircher
Satine
Choral Union
A. J. Warren
Rainbow Division
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Michigan
Lansing
Kerns
Ives
Rafco
Ann Polgér
Jay H. Payne
Poly
Jay G. Prayi
Alois Mizeure
York “Township
South Saline
the Farm Service
Monarch
L. D. Tanner
Sunbeam
Arctics
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