Notable Figures Highlighted in 19th Century Attitudes and 1987 Racing
The piece notes Hannah More preferred the title Mrs More despite never marrying. It also mentions Bill Hartack winning two stake races at Monmouth Park during the 1987 meeting with two riding days. A Chicago boxer, Bobby Boyd, described as a 1950s middleweight, is referenced as a former butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hartack
Monmouth Park
Eon The Team Averages And League Standings
The data lists team averages for Hoefts Service 844 Carls Place 767 Quick Ins 158 Seitz Roofing 751 Saline Mercantile 709 Teds Service 680 Gregory Ford 670 Clinton Jewelry 667 and notes 7 OClock Tuesday Night League with Won 38 Percent Lost 17 Percent for Uphaul Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeft’s
Carls Place
Seitz Roofing
Saline Mercantile
Hoefts
Techs
Gregory Ford Saline Mercantile
Clinton Jenay
Uphaul Electric
Window Shoppers Day Prizes Claimed in Saline
Saline merchants report prizes valued from one to five dollars remain unclaimed. Readers must present matching nuffibers from last week’s Observer to claim gifts. Recipients include Erwin Hieber five dollars, Jo Ann Tucker a television lamp, Pat Cruse a barometer, Kyle Cruse assorted baked goods, Sally Dawson baked goods, Mrs. Don McLean a tie and cuff link set, Dora Curse a barometer, Barbara Moore a television lamp, Kathy Kuebler a coffee-server, and Harry Bishop an ashtray and lighter set. General sales were strong despite lower participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Erwin Hieber
Saline Savings Bank
Jo Ann Tucker
Walker
Pat Cruse
Marty
Kyle
Sally Dawson
Dancer’s Department Store
Don McLean
Marty’s
Dora Curse
Barbara Moore
Kathy Kuebler
Harry Bishop
Macon Notes From Methodist Church and Community
Macon notes report Rev Donald Bates with Sunday School at 10 and church service at 11. Annual program on Sunday December 22 at 7 30 with children arriving by 7 15. Juni or Choirs practice times listed. Turkey supper Christmas party hosted by Macon Hobby Club with 26 served. Community members attendings, visits, and church projects noted. Scouts, youth groups, and officers discuss inventory, loan rules, and a January Family Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon’ Methodist Church
Donald Bates
Jack Crittenden
Judy Davis
Gerald Fugate
Ann Kutler
Gene Rathburn
Lenora Jordan
Marvin Horton
Linda Handley
Marvin Stotler
Betty Hawkins
al Ebersberger
Judy Crittenden
Robert Godfrey
Macon Hobby Club
Godfrey
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Hannah More
More
Howver
Bobby Boyd
Chicago
Country
Saline Township
Carl W. Carr
A. R. Burkhart
Bridgewater Lumber Co
Gue
Chevrolet Works
Task-Force 58
Thriftmaster
KEW
PHONE
Manchester
Ready MIX CO
S. Malcolm
Saline Sayings Bank
Kinger’s Hatenberg
EU Saline
Bridgewater Tavern
American Légion
Ly Merchants
J. Winkle
E. Bersuder
W. Bredernitz
M. Wilson
Macon
Hallie Jane Mehler
Helen Thomas
James Beach
Ypsilanti
Carrie
Andrew Goodin
Helen Jeziorski
Ann Arbor
St. Joseph Hospital
Semper
Adrian
Tecumseh Methodist
Gerald Miller
Mrs
Arthur Miller
Saline
George Osborne
Bernard Merritt
Milan
Gertrude Hawkins
Carl Hawkins
Orris Tubbs
George Hawkins
Britton
Leslie Rowe
Douglas Dicks
Tom
Larry Miller
Detroit
Walter Miller
Macon Boy Scouts
Sylvia McCrackran
Fritz Pinkerman
Rev
James Squires
Duane Rhuem
Truman Jordan Jr
Bud
Truman Jordan
Albion College
Helen Williams
Mildred Moore
Edward Clark
Bud Gorton
Dick Kleinschmidt
Ralph Mehler
Dearborn
Herman. Mehler
Hallie Jane
Berth& Stilts
Lansing
Suniday
Jack Véally
Florida
Floyd Lindsely
Clayton
Russell van Valkenbure
Macon Women's Club
Wilma Briggs
Henry Hammond
Clara Faust
Thompson
Donald Stilts
Bertha Stilts
Elton Osborne
Adolo Stierle
Sarah Braun
Roy Stoddard
Redenark
Chevrolet
Michigan Ave
Business and
E. Washington
Goble Brothers
Michigan Ave. Saline
Ann Arbor Normandy
Lodi
FOX
Normandy
Michigan
Lyle C. Beach
Ann Arbor Rd
Stanger
Liberty
Pittsburgh
Adatr’s
Westside
Leo
Arc —Acy
Austin Rd
N.R. Wiedmayer
Roehm