Local social notices and visits in Saline area
Regular meeting of the O. E. 8 on Monday February 6. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A Curtiss were Detroit visitors Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Allmendinger and son Harold of Dexter were Sunday guests of Mrs. Edward J. Muir. Miss Louise Westphal confined with bronchitis. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Spitler of Belleville visited Saline friends. Mrs. G Birkle fell on ice and has a painful knee. Methodist Ladies Aid meets Feb 8 at 2 30 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Niles hosted Wayne Chapman of Ann Arbor. Edward F. Henne improving. Coterie division of Methodist church to meet with Mrs. Ray Niles Tuesday evening February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E
Carl
A. Curtiss
Detroit
Vernon
Allmendinger and Son
Harold
Dexter
Edward J. Muir
Louise Westphal
Kenneth Spitler
Belleville
G. Birkle
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Ray Niles
Wayne Chapman
Ann Arbor
Edward F. Henne
The
Methodist Church
Hkugene Ash
Carl A. Curtiss
Ray Davis
Harry Holmes
Walter MacArthur
Walter Laxman
Joe Thomas
C. W. Carr
Euchre
Harry Friis
W. E.dietiker
Ferman Clements
H. S. Osler
Andréw Girtach
Swine Breeders Association
Michigan State College
Girtach
Hpworth League
Epworth
Chelsea
North Lake
Dixboro
Willis
West Side
Eunice Stollsteimer
Fred ‘Stollsteimer
Saline
Miss Stollsteimer
M. E. Church
J. N. Lewis
London
Preston Rouse
Leora Deering
Highland Park
Ransome Rouse
Eugene Fowler
Kenneth Pester
Ypsilanti
Ruth Rouse
Max Blaess
Grover Gillen
Jennie Clark
Ella
Fred Gillen
Harry Harmon
Roy Witherspoon
William Gillen
Local social notes and community updates span Michigan towns
Weekend visits and family gatherings populate Farwell and Detroit areas. Funeral in South Lyon for Alexander Rodger. Multiple social events at St James church, Roy J Miller attends. Avonary items include bridge games, sledding party, and birthday surprise for Eunice Stollsteimer. Various visits to Howell, Ypsilanti, and Ann Arbor. Farmers Week plans at Michigan State College noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Robbins
Farwell
Co. EH. Haarer
Roy J. Miller
Alexander Rodger
South Lyon
Elvin Armbruster
Detroit
Arthur Armbruster
Theodore Feldkamp
Eugene Crittenden
Syracuse
N. Y
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. James Evangelical Church
B. Breitenbach
Ernest Dieterle
Margaret
Burkhart
Fred Gillen
W. J. McTaggart
Ayrshire Breeders Association
West’ Lansing
Epworth League
Lillian Burgan
McBride
Josenhans
Federated Aid
Wesley Dietiker
Royal Oak School
Bou‘telle
Lottie Wallace
Harry Friis
Arnold Harris
Earl
Fosdick
W. R. Stierte
Howell Sanatorium
Gordon Anthony
Rudolph ‘Bertler
Daniel Hall
Adrian Elsmian
Russell Manor
Emily Ann
Charles
John Parsons
Lansing
Charles Parsons
Manor
George Winkle
Larkin Club
Donald Shurtz
William Burkhardt
Raymond Daniels
William R. Harris
Boyd
East Henry Street
Rentz
West Michigan Avenue
Clifford Broxholm
Roy Rogers
Walter Sturm
Joan
Marilyn
Nancy
Ypsilanti
Julius Lindenschmidt
Saline wins non-league game 27 10 over Brighton
Saline defeated Brighton High 27 to 10 in a non-league boys basketball game. Schaefer led Saline with 10 points on five field goals, Steiner added 6, and Saline hit one free throw. Saline reserves beat Brighton reserves 17 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Brighton High
Rockets
Schaefer
Steiner
Saline Reserves
Brighton Reserves
Roosevelt
Ypsilanti
Keith Kendall
Bernard Bamer
Allen
Roosevelts
Saline High
Rooseveet
Milton Bussard
Dean Burkhart
Frank Whitehouse
Saline Woman's Club Discusses Character Building Roles
The Saline Woman's Club met with Mrs. Earl Fosdick as snow prevented a planned venue. After a business session Miss Esther Landwehr introduced Mrs. Roy J. Miller who led a program on the home school church and community in character building. Miss Dorothy Kohler entertained with piano solos and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Earl Fosdick
Vesta
Mills
Esther Landwehr
Roy J. Miller
Dorothy Kohler
Miss Mills
Saline Rotary Club speaker and local crime noted
Dr C W Wright of the Michigan dental college spoke at the Saline Rotary Club on teeth and plates. Frank B Rowley visited from Angola Indiana as a guest. Justin Dewey faced a midnight cash grab of 20 dollars, with no clues found by State Troopers Finnley and Kelley. Wicklund Development Co drillers near Napoleon reportedly reached 1569 feet and await confirmation from a geologist while the old Napoleon well at 1960 feet is capped and vents gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Wright
Dental College
University of Michigan
George Klager
Saline- Ann Arbor
Rotary Club
Royal Oak
Frank B. Rowley
Angola
Ind
Justin Dewey
Recreation
Harold Finnley
Fred Kelley
Carleton Messenger
Wicklund. Development Co
Napoleon
Chris Meeks
Traverse
Jeff
Brooklyn
Local High School Honors Recognize Citizenship and Scholars
The school lists Honor Roll students across grades from Twelfth to Ninth, noting all A record in some groups. Honorable Mention names follow, with plan to rate citizenship on a five point scale alongside grades. Ninth graders lead in citizenship rating with ongoing improvements noted for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Burgan
Alice Dean
Jean Fosdick
Ruth Gable
Doris Jean Henne
Dora Holmes
Thelma Lee
Shirley Neutz
Edna Zick
Jeanette Clay
Ruth Schleh
Marilyn Schill
Dean Burkhardt
Eergine Ernst
Victor Haeussler
Tema Kohler
Warren Rentschler
Melvin Schaefer
Ruth Baumann
Alice Gable
Lila Lange
Dot Little
Harold Schaefer
Robert Clay
Viola
Schaefer
Diable Herter Wedding and Village Lighting Meeting
Miss Louisa Herter daughter of Mr and Mrs Getrie Herter of Scio Church road and Herbert Diable of Ellsworth road wed in a double ring ceremony at Scio Lutheran church with Rev Arthur Wacker officiating. Attendants wore pink and aquamarine gowns, flower girl Johanna Gartman carried rose petals, reception followed at the Herter home. The couple will reside on Waters road. A Milan Leader report notes a village council meeting approving automatic sodium light upgrades at the West Main railroad crossing to improve safety and reduce hazards. Senator Meade HL Vandenberg of Michigan is quoted on free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa’ Herter
Getrie Herter
Scio Church Road
Herbert Diable
Ellsworth Road
Arthur Wacker
Scio Lutheran Church
Miss Herter
Johanna
Hill
Erma Luckhardt
Ledi Township
Dorothy Diu-ne
Margaret Larmee
West Liberty Road
Katherine Gartman
Freedom Township
Elmer Diable
Walter
Paul
Erwin Herter
Raymond Diable
West Main Streets
Ann Arbor
Milan
Michigan Poultry Ethics Show Strong State Program
A survey by Ray Conolly of the Michigan State Poultry Improvement Association finds 26 U S approved hatcheries and 10 certified under the national plan with 795 flocks and 182 327 laying hens. The program emphasizes truth in advertising, culling low vitality birds, sanitary conditions, good egg weight and color, hatchery sanitation, early chick culling, official inspection, and breed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ray Conolly
Michigan State Poultry Improvement Association
U. S
U.S
Conolly
Michigan State College
Federated Church Notes for February Services
The Federated Church lists a junior choir at Mrs. Murphys and an adult choir at the church on Thursday. Sunday services February 5 include worship at 10 and 11 15 am with sermons on Atonement and Can We Be Neutral, and 7 30 pm worship with Christian Endeavor. February 6 Presbytery meets in Detroit. Miss Miriam Erskine collects China relief gifts in the Endeavor room and notes a total past contribution of over 18 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Miriam Erskine
Endeavor
China Relief
Methodist Church Notes Walter Laxman Minister
The church schedule lists 10:00 morning worship on This Believing World, 11:15 church school led by Ray Davis, 6:30 p m Junior League led by Mrs Lillian Burgan, Epworth League led by Doris Jean Davis with Liquor Problem topic. Wednesday junior choir after school, 1:30-8:30 mid week prayer service, Thursday third division with Mrs Earl Fosdick, Fainbow division with Mrs Roy Rogers, 7:30 choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon
Ray Davis
Lillian Burgan
Epworth League
Doris Jean Davis
Earl Fosdick
Fainbow
Roy Rogers
Record High Egg Production per Layer in 1939 January 1
Favorable weather and abundant feed boosted egg production with a January 1 1939 high. The average eggs per 100 layers reached 24.6, up from 22.7 a year earlier and well above the 10 year average. All geographic areas showed gains and farm flock size rose to a record level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West North Central
South Central
East North Central
Far West
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
West North Central States
South Central States
North Atlantis
Far Western
Christmas Service at St. John's Lutheran Church
On Sunday December 25 at 10 a.m. St. John's Lutheran Church Bridgewater will hold a Christmas Festival with a sermon in German and English and observation of the Lord's Supper Pastor M. C. Philipp extends season’s greetings to readers.
Distributor Wanted for Nationally Known Firm
Nationally known $2 year old concern seeks ambitious man to represent them locally and nearby. Full or part time. no investment. Right man earns $150 to $300 monthly and enjoys the work. Preference for someone acquainted with property owners in the territory. Write Salesmanager, 200 Case Bidg., Rochester, New York for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tull
Rochester
N. Y
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Andrew Luckhardt
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Virginia Bassett
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Ae HL Vandenberg
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