South Saline Notes of Local Illness and Visits
Charles Collins on the sick list. Raymond Johnson family ill with heavy colds. Miss Helen Craig spent Wednesday with Mrs. Raymond Johnson. Earl Bacon visited with Mike Teufel and family. Raymond Johnson learned of his sister's death in Longsville Ohio last week. Mrs. Hugh Craig stayed with her sister Mrs. Sam Craig. Katherine Wheeler of Saline teaches Gleason school after Mrs. Harvey Ellis resigned. Donald Stilts absent due to ice injury. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pocklington of Britton with Oma Losee and son Ellsworth visited Ann Arbor Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collins
Raymond Johnson
Earl Bacon
Mike Teufel
Longsville
Ohio
Hugh Craig
Mrs
Sam Craig
Katherine “Wheeler
Saline
Gleason School
Harvey Ellis
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Oma Losee
Ellsworth
Ann Arbor
Local Social Rounds Include Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Ed Wahr visited friends last Sunday. Mrs Fred Schroen called on neighbors Friday. Bessie Richards stays with brother Fred Richards. Herman and Mrs Renfschler visited the Ann Arbor auto show last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter Armbruster attended a Saline masquerade Friday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Heininger spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Charles Kern. George Keller, sick in Ann Arbor, slowly improves after four months. Mrs James Salter and son visited friends Mr and Mrs Fred Schmid of Bridgewater last week Tuesday. Residents attended a party hosted by Mrs Mary Guenther in Lodi Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Mrs. Renfschler
Ann Arbor
Walter Armbruster
Saline
Arthur Heininger
Charles. Kern
James Salter and Son
Fred Schmid
Bridgewater
Mary Guenther
Lodi
Central York Social Notes From Detroit to Milan
Clarence Ryan returns from Detroit for a Sunday visit. The Happy Seven host Beatrice Schroer Helen Schroer and Mary Jackson. Muriel King and Thelma Butler of Milan visit the area. Mrs Lydia Hunn visits nephew Myrle Murray in Mooreville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Helen Schroer
Mary” Jackson
Thelma Butler
Milan
Muriel King
Andrew Murray
Lydia Hunn
Myrle Murray
Mooreville
Local society notes from Macon area visits
Mrs James Jones is ill with pneumonia. Guy Collins was in Ann Arbor Monday. S Kendrick trip to Blissfield Monday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Camburn in Adrian Friday. Clais Burkholder broke his arm Monday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller in Jackson Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Melville Higgins and Miss Bertha Higgins attended a funeral in Deerfield. Dill Burleson and J M Williams at U of M hospital Wednesday to see Lilburn Burleson who had mastoid abscess operation Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clais Burkholder
Floyd Miller
Jackson
Melville Higgins
Bertha, Higgins
Deerfield
Dill Burleson
J. M. Williams
U. of M. Hospital
Central Lods News Briefs From Local Families
Mrs. Simon Kress was confined to bed with flu. Margaret Kress of Jackson visited her parents. Paul and Elizabeth Mayer stayed with aunt Mrs. Fred Rentz. Will Lindemann and sons attended the auto show in Ann Arbor. Teachers’ illness closed school Thursday and Friday. Various locals visited N C Davenport and family and joined events with the Rentschlers and Mayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Kress
Margaret Kress
Jackson
Paul
Elizabeth Mayer
Fred Rentz
Mas
Will Lindemann
Erwin
Walter
Arm Arbor
Lewis
Austin, White
Harry White
Saline
Frank Buck
Detroit
N. C. Davenport
Clayton Rentschler
Rose
Jim Hagén
Fred Mayer
Local Social Notes Record Weekend and Weekday Visits
Earl Bailey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leslie Bailey Willis Delaforce of North Dakota called at D G Richards Tuesday Mr and Mrs George Theurer were Ann Arbor visitors Monday afternoon Mrs D G Richards spent Wednesday at Milan with Mrs Alice Richards Miss Lorena Klumpp of Saline spent the weekend with Bernadine Theurer Mr and Mrs A E Schrader spent Sunday at Oliver Goldsmiths in Mooreville Mrs D B G Richards and George Franklin spent one day last week with Mrs Ryan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bailey
Leslie Bailey
Willis Delaforce
North Dakota
D. G. Richards
George Theurer
Ann Arbor
D G. Richards
Milan
Alice Richards
Lorena Klumpp
Saline
Bernadine Theurer
A. E. Schrader
Oliver Goldsmith’s
Mooreville
DB. G. Richards
George Franklin
Ryan
Community building urged for Saline by Ralph W Brown
Ralph W Brown appeals to Saline readers to back a new community building. He cites space for church suppers and social events, a gym with showers, play rooms for youths, clubs like Farmers and Women, a bowling alley, and weekend gatherings for diverse faiths, then pledges 100 dollars toward a community managed project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Club
Woman's Club
Amél
Ralph W. Brown
Saline Village registration rules and deadlines 1923
Notice to Saline electors outlines registration rules under Acts 126 and 1919 with dates for general and affidavit registrations. It specifies registration by personal, mail, or messenger, with deadlines February 3 and March 8, plus details on registration sites and eligible voters including women electors. The piece ends with a brief editorial on a gasoline tax from Fowlerville Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Michigan
B. Boettger
Fowlerville Review
Before marriage test your sweetheart by a mattress upstairs
A humorous old saying suggests women should test a suitor by making him carry a mattress upstairs before marriage. It reflects a light hearted view of practical domestic tests in courting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Saline
Helen Craig
Donald Stilts
York-Pittsfield
Ed. Wahr
Fred Schroen
Bessie Richards
Fred Richards
George Keller
Central York
Clarence Ryan
Peter Gramer
Alpha
John Gooding
Alger Allison
Anatt
David Allison
Saline Township
Mary
Parker
Carleton Murray
George
Harry Faust
Myrie
Alurrayy
Dan
Murray
The
Ridge Spent
Suhiday
Onion
Limberger
Croury
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Fia
Macon
James Jones
Guy Collins
Cc. S. Kendrick
Blissfield
Ernest Camburn
Adrian
Lods
Judd
St. Paul's
A. D
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Ba Tniess
United States of America
Chauncey F. Fitzgerald
Genuine
Bull” Durham Tobacco
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Staebler
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
Hudson
Bridgewater Sales & Service CO
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