Local notes and social visits documented in Saline Observer
The Saline Observer records numerous social calls and visits from residents to and from nearby towns including Ann Arbor Toledo Detroit and Jackson. It notes illnesses including Mrs Zimmerman and Ruth Rose, a marriage license application for John A Krumpp and Esther Grob, and recalls Christmas decorations and corrections to a prior graduates list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Krumpp
Saline
Esther Grob
Freedom Township
Hattie M. Carson Rouse
Chicago
Elsie Sautter Feldkamp
Cass
Ann Arbor
Elroy B. Briggs
Battle Creek
Ypsilanti
Ralph Isbell
Jackson
Detroit
Irene E. Young Simpson
Saginaw
Fifteen Years Ago Obituary and Holiday Notices
The column recalls the death of Mrs. Alfred Daniels after a ten day illness on December 17. It lists various social notes from visits, travels, and holiday plans including teachers given extra vacation, and a funeral attended by OG. Baker in Fenton.
Camp Fire Girls Offer Three Night Caroling Schedule
The Camp Fire Girls will sing carols for three nights this season to accommodate the public. Community members may request home caroling by placing a candle in the window. Donations will fund goods for the needy. Caroling runs Sunday December 21 north of Michigan Ave, Monday December 22 south, Tuesday December 23 east and west sides of Michigan Ave, starting 7 PM after church services. Thieves stole 3100 from Gross Lake pharmacy. jewelers DIAM left uneclipsed but safe in MIhar ie’s shower?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladi
Michigan Avenue
Thirty Years Ago Headlines from Ann Arbor Area News
Thirty years ago Howard Bartlett clerking for Lindenschmitt Brothers. Pupils at Ann Arbor school scare as ceiling plaster falls during march into chapel. First death from electric car accident after a dog chased a 4 15 car near Davenport street crossing. Charles Hertler operated on for appendicitis. Mild weather last ten days. Mrs. Henry Bugg mourns death of brother in the Philippines. Child exposed film plates at Sissom's dark room. Smallpox scare at Ann Arbor hospital. Senior sale and foot social at Miss Helen Swezey’s home December 28. Mrs. W Emert and children from Elyria Ohio visiting for Christmas. Lister & Sheeder druggists and jewelers promote crokinole boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Adam Schroen
Davenport’s Street
Henry Bugg
Philippines
Sissom
Helen Swezey
W. Emert
Elyria
Ohio
Lister & Sheeder
Local notes from Toledo and area social rounds
Julius Fritz and others visited Toledo Monday night while Emil Ahrens buys Clinton Local. Mrs. Emma Nissly returns from Baltimore. Saline Woman's club enjoyed a Christmas program with Mrs. Fred Burkhart. House numbers offered free by Willis Fowler. Fred Luckhardt marked his fiftieth birthday with a four course dinner. Manlove, a versatile impersonator, performed at the high school lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Fritz
Ernnest Mann
Jacob Bauer
August Henes
Toledo
Emil Ahrens
Morenci Observer
Grass ‘Lake News
Clinton
William Gooding
Candor
New York
Harvey McMichael
Olive Winslow
Chelsea
Philo Winslow
Ypsilanti
G. W. Barr
Emma Nissly
Baltimore
Ruth Clarke
Chicago
A. AM. Humphrey
Saline Woman's Club
Fred Burkhart
Willis Fowler
Fred Luckhardt
Manlove
Man
Local notices and social items from Ypsilanti area
The column lists residents and events including George Schneider’s recovery after heavy chopping, William Kinney losing both arms at a Carpenter’s Corners farm, Bertha Schairer’s Grand Rapids visit and winter plans with her brother Otto in Pittsburgh, and community happenings such as church events, football results, and local estate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schneider
North Woods
William Kinney
Ypsilanti
George H. Wooley
Carpenter’s Corners
Bertha Schairer
Grand Rapids
Otto
Pittsburgh
Michigan State proposes safety bulls pens from boiler flues
Agricultural engineers at Michigan State College unveil safety bull pens built from discarded boiler flues. Fifty two pens were tested statewide this year to show low cost construction and enhanced safety, with recommended dimensions of about 30 by 50 feet and fences six feet high. Blueprints are available from the college at East Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Engineering
Michigan State College
Lear
Hast Lansing
Merchants Display New Calendars In Saline Stores
Four Saline business houses order and display artistic advertising calendars through The Observer. Designs feature family life scenes including End of the Road and We Thres. The Observer notes early holiday edition and urges ads and copy 24 hours ahead. Edward K Schmid house hog theft reported near the river with five hogs taken. Petersburg Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Saline Mercantile
George Schmid, Jr
H. Gross and Sons
Thomas M. Bridges
Edward K Schmid
Schmid
Petersburg
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Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Die Tirer
Ambulai
Rapp
Wallace Block
Elgin
Bulova
P. G. Heidenreich
Tecumseh, Mich
Joe Parks
Dr. Rapp
Vey Henry Schroen
Mary Morden
George Martin
Ernest Borst
Albert Johnson
Alphonse Schmid
Ruth Rose
Carl A. Curtiss
Charles Wolford
Fred Zimmerman
Max Blaess
Maxine
Marion Rouse
Ernest Towler
A. A. Kalder
Frieda
Helen Lederer
H. Lederer
Olney Schaffer
Lansing
Andrew Decker
C. A. Curtiss
LaGrange
Indiana
Ernst Brothers Dairy Farm
Monroe Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Mrs. Darling
Miss Jucy Cobb
East Henry Street
Alfred Daniels
Charles Teufel
HB. R. Bacon
George Lockie
George” VanHouten
P. H. Rouse
Earl Chittenden
Harold Rouse
Hazel Morris
Shermar Hart
Hicksville
Harry E Cole
Gary
Irving Hall
Ravenna
Florence Bond
Alvin Bond
F. D. Ford
Camp Fire Girls
Carol
Gross’ Lake
Mahrie
Dexter
Howard Bartlett
Lindenschmitt
Martin
Gable
FL. Allen
Wetton
Connecticut
Charles Hertler
Howard's
Trim Roberts
Crittenden Farm
Charles King
Jacob Clough
R. Crittenden
Mary Ehnis
Vadah Clough
George Cammet
Rhoda
John Kohler
George Finkhbeiner
James McGuire
F. L. Russell
Miss Smith
Wilcox
Michigan
New Methodist
Belleville
Observer
al News
Wiedman Auto Co
Burkhart. Store
Sinclair Regular
H-C
Ethyl
F. C. Stephenson
Solvay Coke and Petroleum Coke
Arcady
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