Orange blossoms and bustling Saline notices mix
Local news from Saline reports Miss Rose Allen in hospital for illness and a string of visits, meetings, and events. Social notices include church activities, Red Cross funds, a birthday for Mrs. Elwood Rogers, tax postings, and a fire at an Addison oil station.
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Rose Allen
C. F. Ernst
Bridgewater
John LaRue
Ypsilanti
Local residents and moves noted in Saline area
Eleanor Cotton visits Clinton relatives as Alex Moody prepares to move to Windsor Ontario. Edwards Alber family visit from Detroit. D. B. Mattison travels Ohio. Theurer brothers visit their mother and sister. Oscar Wheeler buys Union block stores from Louise Hinckley signaling faith in Saline. Mrs. George Donaldson recovers mobility after illness. James Seeley tannery and Martin Burroughs homes recalled. Henry Morris recovers from blood poisoning. Miss Cora Shankland and Mr Springer wed in Detroit. George Megale moves from Adrian to work at a handle factory. Marshall Canine farewelled before moving to South Ann Arbor Street. Reeves injured by a canthook at the handle factory.
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Washington
Caroline Rentschler
Lena Staebler
Ann Arbor
Aid of the Federated Church
Robert Cullen
Grand Rapids
Saline
Clinton
Rudolph Jedele
Lambarth
Eleanor Cotton
B.D. Hammond
Ens
8. Y. Cotton
Alex Moody
Windsor
Ontario
Edwards
Lillian
Melvin Alber
Detroit
A. Alber
D. B. Mattison
Ohio
George
Jacob Theurer
Owosso
George Theurer
Gottlob Henzler
Oscar Wheeler
Louise Hinckley
George Donaldson
James Seeley
Henry Street
Martin Burroughs
Chris Burkhardt
Henry Morris
Cora Shankland
Fosdick
Mr. Springer
Adrian
Frank Kibler
East Michigan Avenue
Mr. Megale
Marshall Canine
George VanHouten
Ann Arbor Street
D. F. Reeves
Observance Of Boys Week Set For April 25 May 2
Under the chairmanship of Walt er W Head and with 70 leading men backing the effort, Boys Week aims to focus public attention on boy problems. The program runs April 25 through May 2 with global support from more than 100 service clubs and youth organizations. Since its New York origin in 1920, the movement has spurred community and national acknowledgment of boys’ needs and future welfare.
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Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
America
New York City
William Lewis Butcher
New York
Rotary Club
Commonwealth
Thirty Years Ago Glasi er and wife to move into Heller house
A local note recalls Richard Glasier and his wife planning to move into the Heller house within thirty years of the memory. Other items mention Bert Derendinger assisting at The Observer office during busy job work and visits from Dansville residents.
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Richard Glasier
Heller House
Bert Derendinger
Observer
Walter Fosdick
Dansville
Helen Bovee
F. C. Ford
Michigan Lumbermen’s Club
New Orleans
Detroit
Spencer Rogers
Benjamin Monroe
Fred Walker
Lodi
Matilda
John Theurer
Ann Arbor
George Mann
Finkbeiner
B. Buckman
Severe Cough Remedy Promoted by Local Drug Store
Distressing coughs can be eased this winter with Foleys Honey and Tar Compound. The balsamic Pine Tar and Honey blend soothes the irritated throat with demulcents, providing sedative relief without opiates or chloroform. Sold at Wheeler's Drug Store.
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Wheeler’s
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Lewis Cool
St. Johns
Frank Rose
Hrma
Fahner
London
Elwood Rogers
Red Cross
Robert Parsons
Dad
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C. E. Kircher
Charles Tower
E. O. Case
Raymond Orr
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George McTaggart
Lewis Ernst
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Fred Aprill
Andrew Noades
Addison
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Hoppe
Helen
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Ben Hehr
Lula Mae Rogers
John Schuler
Lance Rogers
William Burkhardt
Rogers
Saline Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
Raymond, Burkhart
N.Y. Rotary Club
Burkhart Store
Enna Jettick Shoes
Alwin Burkhardt
Haarer’s
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Monarch
Wisconsin
Campbell’s
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L. D. Tanner