Local society notes charm Ann Arbor visitors and events
Mr and Mrs Virgil G Brown visited Detroit Sunday afternoon. Bert Orimby stayed with Dean Hutzel in Ann Arbor. Mrs Ruth Bond of Dearborn visited Mr and Mrs Geo W Cook. Doris Heininger, recovering from pneumonia, shows improvement. Many local families hosted and entertained guests from Chelsea Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Detroit. A stove of community events included church ladies meetings and a Boy Scout program at Rotary with local leaders sharing plans and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil G. Brown
Detroit
Bert Orimby
Dean Hutzel
Ann Arbor
de Ruth Bond
Dearborn
Geo. W. Cook
Doris Heininger
John Duff
Oetrait
Louie Keubler
Clarence Haarer
Wilbur Hinderer
Chelsea
Harold King
Arthur Armbruster
St. Paul's Church
Mary Burkhardt
Junior Parsons
University Hospital
Leonard Niethammer
Will Stierle
Fred Stierle
John Burkhardt
Reuebn Finkbeier
Vernon
Allmendinger
Harold
Edward J Muir
Lydia Lindenschmidt
Saline Township Caucuses and Local Political Hints
Saline township Republicans plan a caucus in Saline council rooms on Monday March 5 at 2 pm with Democrats following at 3 pm. Orville Finkbeiner, son of Clinton residents, was seriously injured in a head on collision near the village while returning from school. The trunk and wheel area show damage and internals injuries are feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township
Saline
Orville Finkbeiner
John Finkbeiner
Clinton
Clinton High School
Chelsea
Doctor Townsend Retires After 32 Years in Government Service
Dr Charles Arrin Townsend native of Saline Michigan and University of Michigan graduate retired as chief of the sugar division of the United States tariff commission after more than 32 years in government service He never took a sick leave and only one week's vacation in his career Townsend taught botany before federal service and held roles in the Agriculture Department and Sugar and Land Co Gardn City Kansas with a focus on sugar beet investigations sugar plant investigations and plant treatment of diseases during his long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AnnArbor Daily News
Washington, D. C
Charles Arrin Townsend
Saline
Mich
University of Michigan
United States Tariff Commission
Townsend
Federal Service
United States Department of Agriculture
United States ‘Sugar & Land Co
Garden City
Kan
Agricultural Department
Open House Evening at P T A Tonight
The P T A hosts an Open House Evening with the public schools this Thursday February 22. The forenoon session remains as usual while the afternoon starts at 6 10 p m and runs to 9 p m. Teachers will present regular work in all classes for patrons to observe instructional methods.
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Clare’ Camburn
Ma‘don
Saline High Wins Again In Basketball Action
Saline High School defeated Dundee 15 to 14 in overtime in the reserve game as Saline regulars beat Dundee 17 to 7. Marion led Saline with 11 points, and Dundee’s Karner Gee and Taburen each scored once from the field. Saline to host Milan in two Friday games at 7 30 p.m. a key league clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotatl
Saline
Dundee
iSaline
Walter Ridout
Marion
Flint
Seeger
Karner
Gee
Taburen
Pulver
Milan
Ryan
Schoen
Local notes from Ann Arbor and vicinity recollect events
Fifteen years ago Charles Towert and wife visited Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti for the first tee meets. Chelsea resident Josephine Van Houten has been in Chelsea for months visiting relatives. Harold Finch and Harry Finch recently bought the Davenport farm near town. Alice Wheeler hosted a Valentine party for 15 friends with light refreshments. Arthur Nissly returns to study at the University of Michigan after visiting sister in Baltimore. Emanuel and Mrs. Rentschler move into their new East Michigan avenue home. Arthur Lotz attended Farmers Week in Lansing. Martin Keck sold his farm to George Renz and bought the Adam Stall place. Sumner Wolford buys the former Parsons farm south of town. A surprise gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feuerbacher included 25 neighbors enjoying progressive Pedro. Stierle and Schroen families visited Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. Theurer visited South Saline homes of Gross and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmid
Detroit
Helen Core
Ypsilanti
Lewis’ Ernst
Julia Gordon
Walter
Dorothy Gordon
Brnt
Harry White
Walter Boettger
Ann Arbor
Christina, Weissinger
Hazel Fucss
Nancy Baker
Lauren Sthieh
C.S. Stowe
Stanley
Jackison
Doris Ward
Richard
Bert Ede
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Bertie Holmes
St. Joseph ‘Hospital
Florenté Finch
D. B. Mattison
Minnie Buckman
Ida Steffy
Philip Dresch
Canada
William Kinsley
Erwin Sichill
James Schill
Ypsilantia
Fred
William Zimmerman
Harold Zimmerman
Blissfield
Casper Greek
Edward. J. Muir
Muir
Hardware Dealers Convention
Statler Hotel
Edward Feuerbacher
Eugene
Jacob Clough
Nelson Clough
Chase
Tecumseh
Reuben Hartman
Donald
Yost
Ronald Tower
Ann ‘Arbor
Will Barr
George ‘Schmid
Tarcille
Leo la Croix
Howard ‘Laureng
Fire Department
Misses Schweitzer
East
Michigan Avenue
JL. EK
Fairbanks
Hebert
Knapp
Stanley Stone
Hudson
Frederick Weinman, Jr
Nancy
Hichardt
Schroen
Norman Guenther
L. E
Fairbank
Robert Garred
L. E. Fairbank, Jr
West
Seattle
Washington
L. E. Fairbank
California
Charles Towert
Josephine van Houten
Chelsea
Harry
Harold Finch
Everett Davenport
Sumner Farm
Alice Wheeler
Arthur Nissly
Harry Parsons
Baltimore
U. of M
Emanuel Rentschler
East Michigan Avenue
D. A. Townsend
Olive
iArthur Lotz
Lansing
Martin Keck
George Renz
Keck
Adam Stall
Sumner Wolford
Bellmore
Charles ‘Parsons
Pedro
Fred Stierle
E. R. Schill
Amos Miller
Harold
Eckhardt Schroen
Karl ‘Theurer
Charles Gross
Ed. Johnson
South Saline
Local notes mention cold snap and town moves
Mlin e Cresssy of The Observer is sick. M D Harper moved stock in Wallace block. Wheat at 1.05. Fred Heininger moved to Schmid market. George Thearer moving to new home opposite Hulls. Deep freezing reported, water pipes and earth frozen four and a half feet. Harper and Parsons dissolve partnership. Saline noted for measles. school closed two weeks. Clark Brothers property on E Main sold for 2075 at Chantry in Ann Arbor. Fred Missly bought G C Townsend roots and shoes stock totaling about 2500. Julia Layher and George Schmid visited Holzehaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Mline Cresssy
the Observer
M.D. Harper
Wallace
Fred Wheinnger
George Thearer
John W. Hull
Mr. Thearer
Henry Schraen
Hornung & Guthard
Harper & Parsons
Krive
Thievisee
Ypsilanti
John Rowe
Pen
Kerr Farm
Suddaby ‘Place
Clark Brothers
E. Main Street
Chantery Sale
Aln Arbor
A. M. Clark
Fred Missly
G. Co
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