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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1933

Page

18

Weekend Social Notes Highlight OwossoArea Visits

Miss Evelyn Ernst receives personal end social items while various residents visit relatives around Owosso. Entries mention visits by Fred Fletcher and family, hospital staffing changes, church events, school activities, and several weekend sightseeing and family gatherings across Saline, Ann Arbor, Milan, Dexter, Ypsilanti, and Dearborn.

Evelyn Ernst

Community notices from South Saline residents

Evans on convalescent list after illness. Merritt and Vealey in Ann Arbor Saturday. Crosses hosted and visited by multiple families in Britton, Macon, and surrounding homes. Visitors include Pierce of Macon, Heath family, Downing in Macon, and others. Craig family gatherings and recent move to Leland Hatch house in Macon.

U. S. Evans Clarence Merritt Jack Vealey Ann .Arbor Merle Cross Hugh Craig Hilah Jean ‘Pierce Macon GrayHeath Cross Mirs Hugh ‘Craig Harry Downing Mlacon iMirs Merl ‘Gross Britton Albert Cross Bishop South Lyon Amos Luckhardt Madge Garrett Ann Arbor Leon Vealey Joe Rosie Adolph Drum Detroit Paul, Metzger Walter Craig Leland Hatch

Local notes from Ypsilanti on residents and visitors

Fifteen years ago George A. Lehman was on the sick list this week. George V. Cook visited Ann Arbor Friday. Mrs Frank Daniel ill with neuritis and rheumatism. Miss Barbara Sauer home from Ann Arbor for the week. Herman Heininger active in Ypsilanti area business and auction plans for March 6. Mr and Mrs Aaron Lackhardt hosted in Saline township. Mrs John Burkhardt and daughter visited A G Wood of Lodi. Mrs George W Barr entertained Merritt Martin and James Martin. C I Johnson moved to rooms over Schmid Sehich market. Paul Luckhandt vacationing with his father in Ann Arbor before returning to Martin Keck. T N Ross hosted Lydia Martin and sons Merritt and James Martin, J R Cole of Gary Indiana visited A E Cole. mother W Cole accompanied him home. Joseph Barnes resigns Schaible garage post to open own shop on Hast Cross near the depot. Ypsilanti Record.

Harold Mumbrae Royal Oak Fred Fletcher Bridge Zoa Nichols Charles Ran- Wall Detroit Henry Cornish Esther Ann Arbor Flora Alta Briggs Leslie Orrin Briggs D. J. Stark Northville Edward Feuerbacher Grover Gillen Ann Axor Egbert Gillen Dorothy Warner Mary Warner Temperance Reuben Gauss Dexter Joseph Gauss Thomas ‘Shurtz Donald Shurtz Harry Friis Wilburn Coe Carl Carr Frank Camburn Houghton Lake Fred Burkhart Jean Carleen J. J. Roberts Hildreath Prosser Cleveland Ambrose Ernst Fred. C. ‘Gross Edna Gross Leo Westphel Milan Priday Raymond Walter Ray Niles Ann Harbor Niles Ruth Lindenschmidt Harold Rouse William Gillen Eefert Gillen Clarence Cornish Donna Mae Ypsilanti Mrr W. Kendall Mary Ellen Arthur Erskine iSam. Craig Chelsea Leo Westphal Ednacross Amanda Mayer Ellen Wenk Ben Uphaus al. Hagen Janesville Wis LL. D. Tanner Adolph Layher Rives Junction Ernest MecCarbery Wits Flora Rogers Charles Dieterle Grass “Lake Ralph Hunt Kate ‘Gogerty Jack & Monaghan Vincent Bmc‘ginn Bridgewater Lewis Ernst St Paul’s Church Charles Emens Jackson Co. A. Jordan Henry Mandt William Carroll Lydia Lindenschmidit G. ¢. Townsend Leigh Townsend Arthur Briggs Ww. Stierle Otto Alber Freedom Township John ‘Landwehr Maureen Henderson St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital TheAmerican Legion Legion Rooms Edward Harper Melcurn Brooklyn iMys iWillian Dell Mirs F. O. “Wiedman Dorothy Ann ‘Arbor Mrrs Amelia Hutzel Mary Ann Joan Groeb Pittsfield Casper Groeb Ida Shaw Woot Omaha Neb Ann Clark Herman Adolph Lambarth Lidia Gensley Licdi G.lambarth Mark Sugden Toute Doris Niethammier Annn Arbor Albert Niethammier L. D. Bracey George W. Cook Mary Moore Lewis Eunst Lenora J. F. Wurster John Duff Détroit Homer Keubler Louis Keubler MichHienry Amns Arbor Schill House West Henry Street Alphonse Schmid Wolf Point Montana Otto Feimst Plymouth Ralph Brown Charles Paul Julius Feldkamp A. Ls. Wiestphal Reuben Rogers Vesta Mills Bessie Collins New Fur Ceat Nellie Noble Harold i Halsey William Austin S. Y. Cotton Merritt. Martin Fred April Harold Halsey Miss" Mills George A. Lehman George V. Cook Frank Daniel Barbara Sauer Éail Herman Heininger And Aaron Lackhardt Saline Township Gus Lindemann John Burkhardt A. G. Wood Lodi George IW. Barr Merritt Martin Dallas Texas James BE. Martin Paul Luckhandit Martin Keck T. N. Ross Lydia Martin Clinton James Martin J. R. Cole Gary Indiana A. E. ‘Cole W. Cole Joseph Barnes Schaible Garage Hast Cross Street Ypsilanti Riscord

Small Town News Roundup from Jackson Area

Thirty years ago iG. A. Jewett visited his brother Henry in town. A car trip resumed after a ten day vacation. The Merry-go-round club met Mr. and Mrs. Simmons. Miss Crippen visits town. Moody sells land to Robison for 400 dollars. Tren Roberts to auction stock and tools March 11. Hamlin sells Lodi farm to Jacob Kingstev for 1050. Walker sells farm to J M Gross. Hermear Gross to work there. Sophomores and freshmen enjoy sleigh ride to Eckhardt Schreen. J W Hull orders first coal carload since spring for 7.15 delivered. George Johnson notes his daughter Mabel near heaven. Mabel is in Laramie Wyoming two miles above our state line. High school radiator explodes causing wall damage and spoils to decorations and piano. janitor finds room crowded on entry.

Ig. A. Jewett Jackson Hienny iMerry-go-round Club K. B. Simmons Miss. Crippen David. Moody Austin ‘Robison Tren Roberts J. W. Hull George Johnson Mabel Mr. J Golden-Gate Mable Laramie Wyoming

Why The Dog Show Rules and Ribbons Revealed

A detailed guide explains why dog shows are held, how entrants are filed with the Kennel Club, and how judging proceeds. It covers rings, classes from puppy to open, and the awarding of rosettes and best of breed trophies across six breed groups.

Cass United States Kennel Club

Kroger Defeats Haarer Then Loses To Recreation In Bowling

The Kroger team dropped the first game and then lost the next by four pins as Recreation finished strong led by Moose Harmon with 512 pins. Ronald FitzGerald led Kroger with a 179 single. Haarer upset Kroger 3 games last Thursday while Haarer owner-clarity aims to avoid another loss. In the score column Haarer and Recreation entries show mixed results with Burkhart Harmon and Grunewald contributing notable scores. The column closes with a local frog breeding anecdote about Wray Graham and Bull Frog, from the Manchester Enterprise.

Kroger Tero Recreation Moose Harmon Ronald FitzGerald Haarer Wiedman Gamla H. Haarer Bet Brown Haaarer Gall FitsGerald Ib. Rogers Grunewald Recreation Lw Burkhant Gillen Wu D. Burkhart Lean Stant WitaGerald Burkhard

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The Citizens Bank Saline, Michigan Bank For Savings W. E. Dietiker Saline GOME Observer Owosso Cecil Davenport Ypsilanti State Hospital Leo Wiestphal Ruth Breining William Phillips Ormond George Reese Junior Parsons Harry Parsons Baltimore Imid Chris. Drum Hallie i Mishler da Tackhardt High Craig Margaret. Papp Elizabeth Kovacs Willie Papp Thurlow Mehler Gleason School Ford’ School Ford School Margaret Papp Joyce Vealey Inez Spence Hamilton Fetterman South Saline L. F. VanAmburg, M.D Rogers Chicago Medical College Washtenaw County Office Albert Spencer Wray Graham Little Creek Wray Nevada Manchester Thoreft Michigan Manchester Enterprise Brbassvsb Uphaus & Schroen FORD Wiedman Auto Co
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