Saline area notices and community events roundup
Local social notices include Miss Lottie Wallace visiting Ann Arbor and Rev. Roy Miller recovering his health. Families from Detroit and Chicago visit Saline residents. A Christmas party for the O. E. S. is planned, a new gas station at the Wiedman yard rises, and local weddings and obituaries mark the week.
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Lottie Wallace
Ann Arbor
Roy Miller
Edward Brown
Chicago
Gildard
Elson Shaw
Frank Rose
Ypsilanti
Saline
John McAlpine
Wausaukee
Wisconsin
Lloyd Fairbanks
Edward Gran
Toledo
John Guthardt
W. E. Dietiker
Dietiker
Charles Dietiker
Wyandotte
Ola Hammond
Beverly Gates
Detroit
Ed. Helzerman
Robert
Ed. Helzerman, Jr
Ralph Hunt
O. E. S. Hall
Santa Claus
All Stars
George Austin
James Lyle
Roy Rogers
Paul
Pauline
Julius Lindenschmidt
William
Bert Spence
Lansing
Central High School
Salive
Federated Sunday School
Grace Cook
Archie Lawrence
Charles W. Reynolds
Crosby Mortuary
Woodward Avenue
Monroe
Reynolds
Nice
Zoa Nichols
Reveling
H. T. Nichols
Washtenaw County
Bridgewater
Fred Blumhardt
Fred Barndall
John Norcross
Lewis Winter
William Every
William Martin
Lodi
Harry M. Cole
Mark Sweetland
Otto Bredernitz
Albert Frey
Albert Laramee
Edgar Forsythe
J. Everett Lindgley
Oscar Klein
Andrew Girbach
Duncan Robison
Pittsfield
Harry J. Oulmann
Oral Bassett
Eirik Hollis
Arthur Heininger
Reuben Feldkamp
Past Matrons Party Includes Goats and Gift Exchange
The Past Matrons held a Christmas party at Sister Anna Fosdick's home with Sister Pearl Friis assisting. After a two course lunch, Sister Sophia Austin was welcomed into the club with a goat memo, verses guided gift readings, and a spirited gift-opening finale. They plan to meet January 10 at Sister Abbie Carr's home with Sister Matilda Wheeler assisting. October is noted as the turkey moon by the Natchez Indian tribe.
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Anna Fosdick
Pearl Friis
Sophia Austin
Abbie Carr
Matilda Wheeler
Dogs Ahead of Us in Native American History
The Washington Star writer asserts that dogs preceded European settlers across both coasts and were integrated into many tepees. Indigenous dogs were small to medium, usually white with long coats, but have nearly died out, leaving only Mexican hairless and chihuahuas as native breeds.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Europe
Washington Star
Jackson youth gathers vast eclectic collection
Future worries collector Lucius Whitney Watkins of Jackson Michigan stores a varied trove of 30 000 articles. His collection includes a thousands strong assortment of insects skins animal heads stuffed birds and photographs noting the breadth of his curio hoard and the potential issues it may raise.
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Lucius’ Whitney Watkins
Jackson
Michigan
Watkins
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