Saline social notes and holiday gatherings list
Local items describe attendance at parties and visits across Saline and nearby towns. Mentions include Anna Robinson and Jean Forsons hosting events, families visiting from East Lansing Milwaukee Adrian and Dearborn, Christmas and New Year celebrations, library meeting set for January 10, and annual society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Robinson
Milan
Saline Friends
Warren Gross
Hast Lansing
O. BH
Clarence Cook
Wilbur Rundel
Katin Lou Clay
Davis Heininger
Dcsk
Saline Library Association
Lusury
Ocloek
C. Fl. Society A
Aleigh
Garner
Jean Forsons
Helen Brown
Ann Arbor
Nettie Simmons
Mrs. Levi @fin
Adrian
Gone But Not Forgotten Poem Of Faith And Remembrance
A reflective poem recalls departed friends from nineteen thirty five and urges faith and acceptance. The speaker comforts mourners to trust God and carry on daily duties while keeping loved ones in memory. It emphasizes heaven as a peaceful reward and a lasting bond between the living and the departed.
Christmas Guests and Visits Across Towns in Ann Arbor Area
The page lists numerous Christmas visits and gatherings. Families from Ann Arbor, Saline, York, Hillsdale, Kalamazoo, and North Baltimore share holiday hospitality with relatives including the Jones, Buckman, Townsend, Humphrey, Mills, Alber, Wolf, Bamer, Beaker, Cole, Coe, Burkhardt, Feldkamp, Barr, Day, Blackwell, Spitler, Smith, Rogers, Lyon, and others. A Farm Bureau banquet in Ann Arbor drew attendees from Saline area including Bredernitz, Lutz, Josenhans, Finkbeiner, and related households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Minnie Jones
Minnie Buckman
F. E. Jones
Ann Arbor
G. C. Townsend
Jermie Humphrey
RK. W. Mills
Vesta
J. A. Alber
Mary Wolf
Grover
Lillien
Melvin
R. H. Bamer
Ellowene
Eliza
Beth Beaker
A. H. Cole
Walter Coe
York
William Sunday
George Coe
Joseph Burkhardt
Lodi
Ormond Feldkamp
Saline Township
J. H. Feldkamp
Nellie Congdon
Hillsdale
W. H. Barr
Arthur Day
John Blackwell
Kalamazoo
Anna Blackwell
B. J. Spitler
Jacob Smith
Clarence Rogers
Ohio
Saline
Farm Bureau
Henry Bredernitz
Arthur Lutz
Theodore Josenhans
John Finkbeiner
Sebastian Finkbeiner
C. D. Finkbeiner
Thirty Years Ago Year End Notes and Local Tidbits
Thirteen items note visitors and residents in town including Harold Mayer in Toledo Charles Tower in Reading and W H Webb of Ypsilanti. Christmas at home with John Gillen and Dr Wells family tales muskrat abundance near Ypsilanti and a profitable school entertainment clear income over 35 dollars. Sela Fitzgerald rents the ice house to keep town cool if weather allows. Prizes from A M Humphrey awarded: bookcase to Mrs M Hibberly linen to Mrs John Gooding and linen to Mrs Rentschler with corresponding numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mayer
Toledo
Charles Tower
Reading
W. H. Webb
Ypsilanti
John Gillen
Frank Wells
Bay City
Dr. Wells
Donna LaRue
Leslie
Lena
Fannie Friis
Grand Rapids
A. M. Humphrey
M. Hhberly
John Gooding
Rentschler
Sisters Under the Skin in Pathfinder Magazine
Pathfinder Magazine discusses Arapaho girls and their beauty customs with mention of sweet smelling leaves for garments and weed seed perfume. It notes a toilet case made of animal hide with paints and jewelry and says mothers taught daughters proper deportment and warned against flirtatious braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder Magazine
St Johns Lutheran Bridgewater Services Announced
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater announces Divine services at 10 am and Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is cordially invited.
Will and Testament of Willoughby Wemp Declares Odd Bequests
An unsigned side note published by Louis Webber, Deputy Secretary of State, presents a bizarre last will and testament by Willoughby Wemp. It leaves the estate to wife and four children, mocks lawyers, demands destruction of a magazine article, and distributes odd items while urging political party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby Wemp
Anastasia
Charles
Opie
Ignatz
Minerva
Dudley
Louis Webber
Don’t Throw It Away for Cash Ad Offer
A local paper urges residents not to dump old furniture and household goods. It promises real money for items such as chairs stoves tables and carpets if brought to the office. The ad invites readers to frame the notice and shop the classifieds for quick window shopping.
James Boys member Frank James dies after long life
Following Jesse James death Frank James surrendered in Jefferson City Missouri in 1882 to the reward of 50000 dollars. He was held in Independence and Gallatin before trial, acquitted after weeks, then lived quietly on his farm until his death on February 18 1915. He avoided prison and faced multiple charges. Their mother Vereida Cole and father Robert were noted, with Vereida Catholic and Robert a Baptist minister. The text also mentions worm grafting experiments yielding headless worms in laboratories with tails joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse James
Bob Ford
Frank
Jefferson City
Independence
Gallatin
Vereida Cole
Robert
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Cole
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Helen
Genevra
Tomers
Harry Parsons
Stanley Hartman
Arnold Lambarth
Balmhurst College
Milton Gross
Rexton
Herman Gross
Will Barr
Vesta Millis
Maude Rankin
C. O. Woodbridge
Robert Fuoss
New York City
Martin Fuoss
Everard Beasley
Karyl Jean
Milwaukee
Fred Burkhart
Ernest Towler
Marion Rouse
W. W. Clark
Edward Harper
Everett Beasley
Merritt Martin
George Austin
George Martin
Muriel Woodbridge
Will Woodbridge
Harrow
Ont
Lynford Bracey
Jackson
George W. Cook
W. C. Jordan
June
Charlies Alber
Sylvia Jepnenson
Gordon Anthony
Addison
Cincinnati
Edwin Warner
Marjorie
Jack Probyn
Detroit
Ray Shaw
East Lansing
Carl Bredernitz
Helena
Selma Arndt
Monroe
Hollis Carr
Victor Vincent
Alfred Humphrey
New York
New Year's
Africa
Capetown
Will Sturm
Harold Zahn
Dean and
David
Esther Sturm
Ronald Raab
Lydia Raab
Oscar
Bridgewater
Rosina Sturm
Arthur
Fred Aprill
Ira Biddle
Carl Biddie
Lawrence McNamara
Eaton Rapids
Lucile April
Clinton
Lawrence April
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Ruth Bond
Dearborn
Jeanette Clay
Bud” Wheeler
Betty
Midland
Robert Fucss
Raymond Baker
Berkley
Anna Mahrle
Manchester
Ladies’ Aid
Federated Church
Mrs. Little
Nancy Baker
Martin Fucss
Lorna Lange
Doris Ward
Richard
C. A. Jordan
Norman Ash
Billy
Charles Emens
Dendee
Piyteen
St. John’s Lutheran Church
M. C. Philipp
James
D. J. Gilbert
John Street
D. J. Dejonge
D.C
Garrick
John Boles
Dixie Les
Wim
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Burns and Alen
Jack Cakie
Lydia Rober
Bins Crosby
Amos and Andy
Helen Gahagan
Randolph Scott
Rider Haggard
She
Phil March
Jack Frost
Arm & Hammer Baking Soda
Royal Bath Soap
Kirk's
Castile
Rome
Alaska
Franks Chicory
Henkel’s
BORAX
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Avalon
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