Local Briefs and Community Notes
Veterinary surgeon from Montcalm county has moved to town and rents F D Ford's house near the depot. National Stock Company visits this week performing at the opera house tonight and Saturday. Chas Parsons returns home from a long West and Southwest trip begun last fall. Miss Laura Rosse to visit parents J M and Mrs Rosse after summer in Europe. Miss Julia Layher suffers a bad toe from an ingrown nail. Harvest for blacksmiths and good skating for horses with smooth shoes. Library Social had good attendance with Miss Swezey and Miss Agnes McKinnon delivering selected pieces. The graphophone portion of the program received though applause was brief. Masonic officers elected for the year led by F Rose and J B Wallace. Rob Cullen plans to farm south of Ypsilanti in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Well
Montcalm County
F. D. Ford
National Stock Company
Chas. Parsons
Laura Rosse
Italy
France
J. M. Rosse
Julia Layher
Miss Swezey
Agnes McKinnon
G. N. Hew
Secy
A. C. Clarke
Treas
W. Harris
D. Wm. Derendinger
J. D
F. B. Sei- Jen
Tyler
Rob Cullen
Ypsilanti
Weekend visits spread across area residents
Twenty years ago Miss Mildred Nissley of Ypsilanti hosted Miss Maurine Ewing for a weekend. Families and friends from Milan, Grass Lake, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Dexte r, Milwaukee, Lansing and Milwaukee shared gatherings with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Nissley
Ypsilanti
Maurine Ewing
William Woodbridge
Harrow
Ont
C. C. Woodbridge
Carl Moehn
Elmer Schwartz
Ann Arbor
Robert Wilcox
John Dicks
Detroit
N. J. Laskey
Milan
Samuel Boyd
Gerald Coe
Grass Lake
Reuben Rogers
Goldie Morford
Clarence Wurster
Eugene Lindemann
Dexter
Ruth Morris
Lansing
Henry Morris
Fred Burkhart
E. Beasley
Milwaukee
Doris Neithammer
Juanita Lux
Albert Neithammer
Local social notices from Sunday gatherings and a land sale
Paul Lambarth traveled from Port Huron to visit his parents the Lambarth family. The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Tuesday meeting with Mrs. L. D. Tanner. Mary and Bertha Hertler hosted a family dinner for Sidney W. Harwood on furlough from Greenville. PFC Raymond Steele signed out on a 15 day furlough to Camp Bowie. George Winkle and son Jack had dinner with the Shurtz family. Relatives surprised Raymond Burkhart for their 25th anniversary with gifts and baskets. A large real estate deal saw Carl W. Carr and William Love farms on Manchester Road sold to Edward Fister of Ypsilanti for February possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lambarth
Port Huron
Sam Lambarth
Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
L. D. Tanner
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Sidney W. Harwood
Greenville
South Carolina
al Pfc
Raymond Steele
Bowie
Texas
George Winkle
Jack
Donald Shurtz
George
Raymond Burkhart
Carl W. Carr
William Love
Manchester
Edward Fister
Ypsilanti
Christmas Party and Local Events in South Saline Area
The South Saline Extension Club hosted a Christmas party with 21 members and nine children, featuring a basket weaving project, drawings of new secret sisters, and games with gifts. Ashley Frith’s funeral was attended in Vermontville by Mrs. Everett Gilbert and others. Marine Corporal from San Diego was hosted for dinner at a Ypsilanti church event. Local birthdays and committee meetings preceded a Turkey Supper at Macon Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Saline
Leon Greashaber
Delores Hertler
Cpl
Church of Ypsilanti
San Diego
California
Ralph Hammond
Henry Hammond
Claude Gilbert
Walter Sally
Sally
Harold Holcomb
E. M. Gilbert
Clair Gilbert
Donald Wiedman
Orrin Girbach
Gilbert Dicks, Jr
Everett Gilbert
Paul Hammond
Otto
Saline History Highlights and 1935 World Events
Summary of notable items: Chicago Bears beat All Stars 5–0 at Soldier Field on Aug 29, 1925 with 9,000 in attendance. 24 hour world records set by Ab Jenkins in Utah and Capt E J Eyston in Salt Lake in Sept 1935. Major 1935 hurricane hit Florida Keys with 125 mph winds. Alfred Daniels turned 95 on Oct 9 1935. Ethiopia war started Oct 3 1935 with 1,700 killed or wounded. Detroit won 1935 AL pennant. Cubs won NL pennant. Detroit swept World Series 4–2. Earthquakes hit Michigan and New York on Nov 1 1935. Evangelist Billy Sunday died Nov 6 1935 at 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Stars
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Ab Jenkins
Utah
Capt
E. J. Eysten
England
Salt Lake
Florida
Keys
Alfred
Doc.) Daniels
Italy
Ethiopia
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Michigan
New York
Billy Sunday
Close Huron League race shows seven teams in contention
In the Huron League seven teams could win the title after the first round. Chelsea edged Lincoln by two, Dundee beat Roosevelt by two, Milan beat Saline by three, and A High lost to Flat Rock 52 to 25. Free throws mattered as Saline made six of 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Lincoln
Dundee
Roosevelt
Milan
Saline
Flat Rock
Hornets
Ornithologist Sets Hummingbird Wing Beat at Fifty Per Second
A Toronto ornithologist filmed the Canadian ruby throated hummingbird in a hurry and found its wing beat reaches fifty cycles per second. The note contrasts with the Hornets potential to win tomorrow night if their shooting improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Average Woman and Her Brassieres
The piece notes that the average American woman owns three brassieres for the support and enhancement of her figure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Salone
Corr
G. L. Parsons
Chicago Bears
America
Tember
By Bonich
Rams
U High
George’s Tavern
Pvs Tate
Michigan Brewers’ Association
Francis Palms
Alfes Brewing Co
E&b Brewing Co
Frankenmuth Brewing Co
Goebel Brewing Co
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Sebewaing Brewing Co
the Stroh Brewery Co
Santa Claus
Kellogg’s
ATLAS
Atlas Milling CO
Clinton
Turkeys
Webster Farms
Maple
Ford
Fordomatic
Wiedman Auto Company
N. Ann
Arbor Street
Tecr Cave
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