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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

2

Central Lodi Community Notes and Local Updates

Last week’s letter delayed by storm. Raymond Manor spent Sunday with Norman Moore. Albert Lindemann of Lodi died Monday morning at his sister’s home. A dance at Jacob Kinsley’s home drew a good crowd. Pupils Norman Moore Helen Moore Laverne Moore Erwin Lindemann were never tardy in January in District No. 10. Margaret Schaible is the teacher.

Nell Davenport Will Lindemann Frank Kelsey Albert Lindemann Lodi W. Staller Min John Lindemann Jacob Kinsley Gar Davenport Clyde N. C. Davenport Weinlander Kalamazoo John Lindeman Norman Helen Laverne Moore Erwin Lindemanm Margaret Schaible

Community Notes From Central York and Vicinity

Andrew Murray visited relatives in Milam last week while Howard Richards spent Sunday with Karl Wright. Several locals, including A R Murray and Vivian Richards, have new automobiles. Oscar Klumpp and family stay in Lodi with his parents. Mrs Oscar Klumpp and daughter were dinner guests of the Andrew Murray family. Myrl Murray of Mooreville dined with his parents Monday. Oakgrove school closed due to teacher Hazel Richards illness. Beatrice Schroen visits uncle Adam Schroen in Ann Arbor. Mrs Fred Finch rushed to Milan to care for ill mother and husband. Farm Bureau rep solicited renewals for three years. York Baptist Sunday school gathered with Miss Mary and Andrew Jackson. popcorn and candy served. Oakstove School valentine box replaced by Thursday due to sickness and weather. Several locals on the sick list. See The Pill Bottle Sunday night at the Methodist church. program begins at 7:00.

Howard Richards Karl Wright A. R. Murray Vivian Richards Oscar Klumpp Lodi Andrew Murray Myrl Murray Mooreville Oakgrove Hazel Richards Fred Finch Milan Oscar van Valkenburg Kenneth McMichiel Farm Bureau York Baptist Church Miss Mary Andrew Jackson Oakstove Guy Richards Elite Finch Electa Fred Richards Floyd Carl Bird Hess Charles Ryan

West Mooreville News Roundup of Local Iives and Visits

Community notes report Paul Lewis and George Goldsmith visiting Ann Arbor on Monday. Miss Olive McAlullen and Miss Zitella Goldsmith spent weekends away from home in Detroit and Milan. Several residents, including Loyal Bush and Chester Hirberger, sold farms while others were ill or caring for relatives in Ann Arbor Stockbridge Findlay and Ypsilanti. A birth is noted on February 12 to Mrs and Mrs Reese, a daughter weighing seven pounds.

Loyal Bush Chester Hirberger Clinton McMullen John ‘Teufel Paul Lewis George Goldsmith Ann Arbor Olive McAlullen Detroit James Taylor Elmer Conde Herkermer Hazeldine Goldsmith Martin Apple Toledo Harvey Moorehead Findlay Ohile Fred FH. Reese Tia Hendershot Floyd Rhoades A. J. Turner Ypsilanti E. Hendershot Fred Lewis Alfred Lewis Ernest Goldsmith Vera H. W. Gilman Harold MacLachlan Ernest Dieterle Howard Aaron Westfall Edith Westfall Stockbridge

Local Notes From Macon Lenawee County Blizzard Hits Schools

Mrs Arthur Weddell and Miss Genevieve Collins drove to Adrian Saturday Ed Osgood of St Johns stayed with his mother Mrs Josephine Osgood. Mr and Mrs B F Pennington moved to Mark Pennington farm. Mrs Sarah Biddle returned to Tecumseh to visit sister Mrs Parker Allen. All rural schools closed due to the blizzard Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carl Rathburn from Clinton moved to the newly bought farm of Miss Blanch Mills. Miss Ethel Randall acted as local telephone operator during Mrs M J Williams illness. Mr and Mrs Mae Powell hosted the M E church Bible class and Boy Scouts Monday evening. Richard Pennington and family of Fairfield and B H Miller and family of Toledo visited. Charles Ellis, formerly of this place and brother of G D Ellis, died at his Lansing home Sunday. burial in Clinton Tuesday.

Arthur Weddell Genevieve Collins Adrian Ed. Osgood St. Johns Josephine Osgood B F. Pennington Tecumseh Mark Pennington Sarah Biddle Parker Allen Lenawee County Ethel Randall M. J. Williams Richard Pennington Fairfield B. H. Miller Toledo Charles Ellis This Place G. D. Ellis Lansing Clinton

Community Notes From Judd District Local Visitors

Daphene Richards was at home Tuesday. Will and Mrs Acton spent Sunday with Alfred Acton. Clarence Johnson and wife visited Leslie Bailey. A E Schrader auctioneered at Petersburg Monday and Tuesday. Reuben Rogers visited his mother Mrs William Mc Kendery Friday. Mrs D G Richards visited her Milan aunt Mrs Wiles Dexter who is ill. George Thearer and daughter Brenadine visited Milan Saturday. Madison Richards Ronald King Mr Slogget and John Richards were in Ypsilanti Sunday evening.

Will Acton Alfred Acton S. Clarence Johnson Leslie Bailey A. E. Schrader Petersburg Reuben Rogers William McKendery D. G. Richards Milan Wiles Dexter George Thearer Brenadine Madison Richards Ronald King Mr. Slogget John Richards Ypsilanti

Saline Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness

South Saline society pages list Miss Helen Craig visiting relatives in Saline Miss Maud Goodrich staying at home there Elmer Eisel hosts Ohio relatives A J Dolzell of Ohio visited Elmer Roe and his family The Vealey Greenfield and Eisel families are sick with the flu Robison return from wedding trip Raymond Langham Floyd and Merle Cross visited the Craig boys Haslicks spent Sunday with Mrs George Goodrich and son Chauncey Adrian visitors from Saline Earl Kuder and Harold visited Ann Arbor Ypsilanti with Mrs John Camburn Ruth in company

Helen Craig Saline Maud Goodrich Elmer Eisel Ohio A. J. Dolzell Elmer Roe Leon Vealey Fred Greenfield Duncan Robison Raymond Langham Floyd Merle Cross

Professor Friday Advocates State Farm Campaign Spending

From Clinton County Michigan, a Republican notes Professor Friday’s push for 200000 dollars to boost the dairy cow campaign and 50000 dollars to finish the hen campaign. He argues better milk yield per cow could cut costs and stresses agricultural college efforts, newspaper outreach, and farmer access to scientific progress as vital to reducing production costs.

Clinton County Friday Michigan Great Northwest The Agricultural College Republican

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Ounty Orteorene Raymond Manor Norman Moore John Manoir Bert Moore Harry White Dan Drake Fred Wagner Central York Milam Methodist Church Foley’s Honey Wheeles’s Pharmacy West Mooreville Adriana M. E. McMullen Robert Needham Clinton Clark Zitella Goldsmith Macon Carl Rathburn Miss Blanch Mills Mae Powell Young People’s Bible M. E. Church Boy Scouts Judd Daphene Richards South Saline Wil Washtenaw County Chevrolet Sales & Service Bridgewater Sales & Service J. Muir Yellow Front C. E. Tustison Bridgewater Bersuder Brothers F. Randall Stony Creek Ingraham’s Packard S. Univ Ashley Street Huron Main Ann A Fuel Co Madison 5Th Ave Broadway Chevrolet S. H. Elsifor North First Nash Overland Pearson John J. Polzin Cross Street Adams West Hamburg Thos. Featherly Lakeland Floyd Waters Emory L. H. Steffe Staebler Staebler-Kempf Oil Co Saline, Mich Genuine Bull” Durham Tobacco Essex Bridgewater Sales & Service CO
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