Local social notes and holiday visits in Saline area
The column lists health updates and holiday plans for residents including Nathan Bordine improving in health. It notes Esther Bowen, Ruth Bond, and Stanley Hartman home from college or out of town. Several marriage license applications, visits to relatives in Dexter Ypsilanti and Saline, and Christmas gatherings with families across Saline, Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Lansing are described along with community club events and corrections about historical local Ford school construction.
Star Appears as Wise Men Bring Gifts to Bethlehem
Poem by James A. Blaisdell reflecting on Christian duty and service. The text likens offerings of frankincense gold and myrrh to caring for the needy, urging Christians to follow the ancient path while honoring the Messiah on this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Blaisdell
Faithful Old Dobbins Dies at 37 on Baker Farm
The old horse Nell owned by Al Fred Baker near Jerome died at age 37 years 8 months after a long life of work on the farm. Her companion, one year younger, was freed from blindness seven years ago. Nell’s death ends a faithful era on the Baker farm and leaves two aged offspring to carry on the work.
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Nell
Alfred Baker
Jerome
Baker
Addison
Handsome Gun Sent For Restoration Interest
A photo of a strikingly beautiful gun arrives from F. C. Dean of North Hast Penna with a note seeking an old timer to restore it artistically. The writer says he is not a collector but could not resist and asks for printing help from Town Printers for quick service and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Dean
North Hast
Penna
Delightful Fifteen Year Anniversary of Ann Sewing Club
The Ann Arbor Sewing Club hosted Miss Naomi Friis in a Tuesday evening gathering at the Home of Miss Friis. A three course chicken dinner preceded a Christmas tree where each member exchanged handmade gifts after drawing names.
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Miss Friis
Morden
Ann Sewing Club
Chicken Arbor
Edward Stierle
Ann Arbor
Naomi Friis
Christmas Week Notes From the Creamery and Town
A four year ago note recalls a new concrete floor at the creamery and local Christmas activities. Barbara Koch recovers from illness while Lloyd Fairbanks will clerk for Davis & Co. at Ypsilanti until Christmas. Tom Knight tunes a barber chair at Aiden Young's shop. Erma Fowler and Carrie Isbell help at C. H. Schroen's store this week and next. Rev Isaac EB Springer to spend Christmas with son Prof D W Springer in Ann Arbor. Mrs Will Barnard and son Wendall of Jerome visit with Peter Barnard’s family. A Christmas tree entertainment is planned by Miss Lulu Fairbanks' school east of town Friday night. John Fowler of Tecumseh visits sister Mrs H W Bassett. Emma Birdsall resumes work at Cleary College after a long stay due to her father’s illness. H Spencer his wife and son Kenneth of Washington DC visit for the holidays with Mrs Spencer's parents, D B Wheeler and wife. George Thearer marks his 69th birthday last Wednesday with extended family from Northfield Clinton Ann Arbor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Bordine
Esther Bowen
Roseville
Ruth Bond
Dearborn
Stanley Hartman
Elmhurst College
Bob” Cullen
Grand Rapids
Saline
Bob Gross
Merle Trout
Macon
Fred Burkhart
John Rogers
Dexter
Anna Clough
Ola Hammond
Community General Hospital
Guy O. Hoover
Ruth L. Halladay
George Burkhart
Fred Gillen
Highland Park
Jean Parsons
A. F. Nissly
Ypsilanti
Albert Hazlett
Fahner
Ypslanti
Fred Walker
Hdna
Paul Hieber
Walter Boettger
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Street
Jacob Theurer
Russell Manor
Lansing
Bruce Parsons
Detroit
Charles Parsons
Saline Woman’s Club
Martin Fucss
Mark Sugden
Fine Arts Committee
Howard Smith
Bloomington
Ind
Jacob Smith
Wheeler
Everard Beasley
Karyl Jean
Milwaukee
Missy Jean Carleen
Beasley
Elmer Hoppe
Lucile May Rogers
Kenneth Tappe
Lance Rogers
William Burkhardt
A. Rogers
Donald Burkhart
Bridge Club
Delmar Scharder
Haarer Market
Luella Luckhardt
Violet Rogers
Rena Towler
Walter Jaeger
Albert Niet Hammer
Bernard Boettger
George Winkle
Jack
Raymond Westphal
Battle Creek
Raymond Daniels
A. L. Westphal
Max McHenry
Schmid’s Market
Carol Uphaus
Adolph Lambarth
Leland Graf
Bill Murrell
D. A. Helfrich
Frank Cammet
Alice Schieh
Ferndale
Bert Hole
Leland Sanitarium
Lottie Wallace
Bessie Colling
Bliss A. Curtiss
Louisville
Kentucky
Frank Spindler
Clara Smith
Pontiac
Vesta Mills
Callie Smith
Walter Smith
Lloyd Fairbanks
Harl Fosdick
Emily Fosdick
Max Fosdick
Robert Laing
Keith
Harrow, Ont
C. O. Woodbridge
Arnold Lambarth
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Grove
Charles Lambarth
Julius Haas
Webb DePuy
George W. Cook
Fairbrook
Calif
Roy Rogers
Walter Sturm
Joanne
Marilyn
Nancy
Rosina
Sturm
Arthur Sturm
Lawrence Bishop
Clinton
C. A. Curtiss
Mrs. A. & Perry
East Lansing
Capt. C. D. Curtiss
Washington, D. C
Robert Fuoss
New York
Martin Fuoss
Raymond Baker
Anna Smith
Ray Davis
Edward Smith
Melbourne Apple
Barbara Koch
Davis & Co
Christ Mas
Tom Knight
Aiden Young
Erma Fowler
Carrie Isbell
C. H
D. W. Springer
Will Barnard
Wendall
Jerome
Peter Barnard
Lulu Fairbank
John Fowler
Tecumseh
H. W. Bassett
Emma Birdsall
the Cleary College
H. Spencer
Kenneth
John Theurer
Christina Theurer
George
Jake Theurer
Michigan apple spraying aims to cut residues and wash costs
Michigan State College and the state agricultural experiment station test spray alternatives to lead arsenate to curb coddling moths. Pine tar soap fish oil soap and soy bean meal with zinc arsenate yield far lighter residues below legal limits. Washing apples costs two to five cents per bushel, but new methods promise protection with one tenth to sixteenth as much residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Ray Hutson
Michigan
Franklin Sherman
St James Sunday School Christmas Celebration
The St James Sunday School presents a Christmas program with prayers, choir pieces, and multiple recitations. Students include Lori Luckhardt, Doris Klein, Lucille Kohler, and Florence Kohler. The event features German dialogues, vocal duets, and a presentation of presents followed by the Lord's Prayer.
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St. James
Minnie Finkbeiner
Herald Angels
Larry Luckhardt
Ilouetta
Finkbeiner
Jesus
Stella
Hilda
Viola Mhertler
Florence Wiedmayer
Albert Finkbeiner
Junior Kohier
Aldene Finkbeiner
Calvin
Willard
Phyllis Hertler
Kohier
Sylvia
Violet Finkbeiner
Wilma
Ella Alber
Anna
Alice Klein
Wilma Hertler
God
Maxine Hertler
Lorena Kohler
Emila Asher
Sylvia Finkbeiner
Florence Kohler
Bobbbie Luckhardt
Chris Ye
Viola Hertler
Lucille Finkbeiner
Lillian Kohler
Bethlehem
Doris Finkbeiner
Pauline Herter
Dolores Hertler
Katherine Kuebler
Florence Alber
Rev Roy J Miller Installed Thursday at Federated Church
Rev Roy J Miller was installed as pastor of the Federated church last Thursday evening in a service attended by many. The program included hymns prayers scripture readings two charges to pastor and congregation and the installing prayer by Dr Van Buskirk. Dr Hugh Chapman Dr Kenneth D Miller and Rev Bert Ede offered remarks and the sermon was given by Rev Drury Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Miller
Federated Church
Bert Ede
Drury Martin
WR. van Buskirk
Hugh Chapman
Kenneth D. Miller
van Buskirik
Proverb on opinions and reliance on facts
The saying notes that every man may hold opinions whether right or wrong but warns that wise judgment rests on facts. It asserts that arguing without facts labels a person a fool and emphasizes basing beliefs on evidence.
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