Community Notes From Ann Arbor Area Socials
An itemized column recalls visits and gatherings: S. G. Lambarth at Detroit lumbermen’s convention. George Needham and Arthur Lutz at East Lansing sessions. Mrs. Harold Everett of Detroit visiting her parents in Ann Arbor. Julia Nadeau of Detroit spending a weekend with the Sellen family. Harold Zahn and wife of Ann Arbor visiting relatives. Also mentions dances, cards, a Pedro club, auctions, and local obituaries. includes births and deaths and W C T U meetings with locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gleason
Mintie Coe
Ann Arbor
S.G. Lambarth
Detroit
George Needham
Arthur Lutz
East Lansing
Harold Everett
Edward J. Muir
Julia Nadeau
Fred Sellen
Harold Zahn
William Sturm
Observer
Charles Gooding
New York State
Theaere Foelick
Opera House
Jay Harmon
Max Fosdick
Pedro
O. Henry
Vernon Sawyer
Oakwood Cemetery
Max Blaess
Ben
Uphaus
Amiy
C. F. Unterkircher
Lotid Wallace
Edward A. Clark
Herman Heistinger
Lillie Landwehr
John Landwehr
Saline Township
Esther
Catherine Davidder
Manchester
Benton Church
A. Papsdorf
Julia Feldkamp
Carl Carr
Elmer Feldkamp
William Love
Oyster Housekeeping and Recipes Retold in Plain Style
A household guide describes frying oysters in batter with two eggs and milk, scalding in liquor, draining, and frying in hot lard. It also covers oyster roast with buttered toast, escalloped oysters with cracker crumbs, and a Meeks oysters dish using corn and eggs with butter to form a light batter.
Village of Saline to Elect Local Officers in March 1926
Notice to Saline electors of Michigan that the annual village election will be held in the council rooms on Monday March 8 1926. Open polls 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. with optional noon adjournment and possible 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. hours by local board resolutions. Officers to be elected include village president clerk treasurer three trustees and an assessor. Dated February 8 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Michigan
Oelock Meon
Michigan Century: Trunk lines, records, and early industry notes
Fifty years ago The North Branch Gazette traced Michigan progress from Detroit to Grand Rapids with trunk lines like M Ten and M Nine Nine Nine. Detroit annexed suburban lands in 1925 and Ford’s air mail bid led the field at 1.08 per pound. Grand Rapids plans a 13 story town hall while iceless refrigerators gain industry interest. Whale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Branch Gazette
the Observer
Galbraith Boys
Aa. C
W. F
George Diman
Destroi
Grand Rapids
Tom Johnson
America
Boston Evening Post
Michigan
Johnson
Department of Public Instruction
Steaing
A. W
Wing Street
N. P
Detroit
Surburban
Ford
Air Mail Transportation Service
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
W. E. Dietiker
Mich
Sanford Hardware Co. Inc
Milan
Fred Aprill
Ruth April
Eaton Rapids
Carl Moetn
Mable Case
Carl Adams
Ben Roller
William J. Blaess
G. Birkle
Luella
Virginia Edna Blaess
Oswald Blaess
Lodi
Julius
William
George Uphaus Weissinger
Salina
Peninsular
Rep. Motor Car Company of
Lansing
Conservation Department
BEN -Uphaus
Tohn Deere
Trenant
John Deere
Featicr
H. Gross & Son
Liberty Theatre
AIR Mail
Byron Morgan
Wally Reid
Irvin Willat
Willat
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Geo. J.klager
F. D
Albe? & Treurer
Alber& Theurer
Springbrook Mills