Golden Fiftieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Edward Alber
The Saline couple celebrated fifty years of marriage on December 28 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church with immediate family and neighbors. They married in 1907 at the parsonage, the bride Emma Klein was maid of honor, and the groom’s brother Herman Alber attended. The celebration included siblings and relatives from nearby towns and emphasized the Alber family history with the York Mills and local mill heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Alber
Trinity Evangelical
Luthéran Church
Carl Lederer
Emma
Emma Smith
Wag
Herman Alber
Saline
Albert
Minnie Beck
Ann Arbor
Lucile Myers
Detroit
Alber
Herman
Mr. Alber
William Kuebler
Bridgewater
Helen Finkheiner
Ann Arber
John Adam Klein
Schuyler Mill
W. Michigan Ave
Charles Michael
Endo
N. M
Davenport
Edward
York Mill
Jacob Theurer
Citizens Bank
Louise Clarine
Ann “Arbor
York Mills
Miss Young Weds Dr Loughrin in Ann Arbor Ceremony
Miss Genanne Tanes Young and Dr. Harry Loughrin married Saturday morning December 14 at the Unitarian Church in Ann Arbor. Rev. Edward H. Redman officiated in a double ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Grace Stierlé and the late Carlton Young, wore a beige satin gown with a shoulder length veil. The groom is son of Mrs. Leola Staples and the late Charles J. Loughrin. Sister Miss Abigail Young was maid of honor. bridesmaid was Miss Johanna House Cartelton, Ohio. Best man was Dr. John Toughtin. usher Dr Therion Loughrin. The couple celebrated in church parlor after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genanne Tanes, Young
Harry “Loughrin
Unitarian Church
Ann Arbor
Edward H. Redman
Grace -Stierlé
Carlton J. Young
Leola
Staples
Charles
J. Loughrini
Abigail“Young
Johanna*Cjouse
Cartelton
Ohio
John “Toughtin
Therion Loughrin
Arbor
Parors
Log
Agricultural growth and weather outlook in 1940s US report
The article notes U S farmers doubling oil output and tripling before state universities in Denver, driven by per man per acre gains and livestock unit output. It cites a 83 percent rise since 1940, compares industry gains at 50 percent, and credits research funded by American taxpayers plus education as key to farmer cost-price squeeze solutions. It also provides a weather forecast with temperatures 5 degrees above normal and precipitation around 24 inch, with rain midweek and possible weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ienand
Denver
Barbara Alexander and Dale Norris Wed in Flint Ceremony
Barbara Alexander and Dale Norris exchanged vows at the Court Street Church of Christ in Flint with L. H. Newell officiating. The bride wore a light blue suit, maid of honor Jean Fraser attended, and the couple plans to live in Ypsilanti after a northern Michigan honeymoon. The bride's background includes Abilene Christian College and a Michigan degree. she works as a speech therapist. The article also notes Saline High School winter dance plans and a Sunday church service notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Joan Alexander
N. Huron St
Ypsilanti
Dale Edward Norris
Petersburg Rd
Milan
Court Street Church of Christ, Flint
L. H. Newell
Robert F. Alexander
Richfield Rd
Flint
Jean Fraser
Bradley St
Odis Ramsey
Saline
Mary E. Norris
Michigan
Michigan Ave
Norris
Abilene Christian College
Texas
University of Michigan
Sigma Alpha Eta
Lincoln Consolidated School
Willows Run School
Legion Dance and Smorgasbord New Year's Eve
Ralph Uphaus announces the American Legion Dance and Smorgasbord will run New Year’s Eve from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Kenny Voltz’s orchestra provides music. The annual dance is open to the public.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Union
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Edward “Alber
E. McKay, Saline
Miss Young
Dr. Loughrin
Graf
DeSoto
Aemed Chevrolet
Bel Air
Ford
B&h
Chevrolet Bel Air
Powergilde, & H
Dr. Ivory and
Blus, & &H
Pontiac
Dr. R
Dr. Hydramatic
Dr. RB. & HL
Chey
Dr.k. &H
A & M Chevrolet, Co
Normhal
Barbara Alexander
Dale Norris
Saline High School
Johnny Harberd
Sharon Elien
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Masonic Temple
W. F. Janke
C.A
Clinton GL
West Mich, Ave
Mae Lan
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