Saline social notes and community events summary
Miss Evelyn Ernst receives personal items. Oscoda visitors Mr and Mrs Thomas Nurnberger. social calls among Saline residents including Van Houten, Hammond, Blumenauer, Hartman and Koch families. Bible Study group hosts at Miss Laura Kaiser’s home. New Year gatherings with Fosdick, Koebbe and others. Mass meeting January 17 with Dr Waite on narcotics. numerous neighborly visits, bridge night, and dinners referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘Nurnberger
Oscoda
Josephine van Houten
Ann Arbor Street
Ola Hammond
Detroit
Beverly Gates
Clara Blumenauer
Enrogéan Koebbe
Mildred Hartman
Francisco
Mae Koch
Laura Kaiser
Ruth Morris
Paul Wood
Albion
Fred. Douglas
Milan
K. B. Simmons
Oscar Stone
Los Angeles
Calif
Irving LeBaron
Walter Dannecker
Mary Burkhardt
Grace Louise Sanford
A. R. Lee
Wilbur
Mintie Coe
Webb Coe
Ralph Hunt
Katherine Sears
Kate Gugerty
Carl. Sanford
Dearborn
Josephne van Hou
Saline
Harv BE. Waite
Educational Narcotic Association of Michigan
Local Notes Recall Visits and Movements Across Lansing Hillsdale and Lodi
Mrs Edward Henne just back from Lansing to visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Brady. Minnie Buckman learns of her brother's shoe store fire in Hillsdale at 3 am Sunday. Frieda Lederer returns to Bay City school duties after holidays with Rev and Mrs C A Lederer. Schultz departs for Middleton after holidays with the Simmons family. Mrs Schultz to remain longer. Tailors in Ypsilanti warn of a cleaning and pressing war as trousers bag less. A E Cole and daughters Wilma and Jessie return from Weston Ohio. they attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Cole's parents in Hicksville and Mr and Mrs R H Bamer also attended. Charles Blaess of Lodi sells his 180 acre farm and plans auction Tuesday January 23 and moves to Ann Arbor. Reuben Bredernitz buys the Blaess farm and about 68 acres from Burkhardt, making a fine Lodi property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Henne
Lansing
George Brady
Minnie Buckman
Hillsdale
Frieda Lederer
Bay City
C. A. Lederer
J. &. Schultz
K. B. Simmons
Middleton
Schultz
Amone Ynsilanti
A. E. Cole
Wilma
Jessie
Weston
Ohio
Blaess
Ann Arbor
Reuben Bredernitz
Henry Bredernitz
Mr. Blaess
Joseph Burkhardt
Lodi
Belleville High School Faces Saline in Triple Basketball Night
Three games scheduled Friday at 7:00 PM in the high school gym. Belleville High School hosts Saline with admission set at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville H. S
Saline
Ice harvest bids rise as cuts advance
Minity years ago reports note a strong ice harvest season with good cuts. J M Heininger buys 102 acres from S R Crittenden. Ann Arbor line train car wreck injures motorman and one passenger. Freight traffic and mail duties shift as local economy adjusts. Market prices show eggs 20 cents, butter 17, hog value 5.50, and other commodities listed. Delt school plans a carpet rag social at Charles Graf home with invites. Local merchants adopt 8 o clock closing to improve family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Heininger
S. R. Crittenden
Ann Arbor Road
Howard Rogers
Charles
Graf
Ann Arbor
Observer invited to send edition to Tiflis for 1932 world press exhibit
The Observer plans to contribute a copy of its publication to a world-wide press exhibit in 1932 to be staged in 241 countries with 181 languages. The display will cover printing history and industry. The first international exhibit was in Cologne in 1928. Liner Ads. are result producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Tiflis
Republic of George
Soviet Russia
Cologne
Chelsea exhibitor shows crossbreed fowl at fair
Frank Leach displays a cross between Rhode Island Red and turkey in Chelsea on Wednesday. The bird has a turkey head and chicken body, is larger, and Leach expects two roosters and a hen to weigh 10 to 12 pounds each. He plans to keep one rooster and the hen to develop a giant strain, while the other rooster may appear at New Year’s dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leach
Chelsea
Rhode’ Island
Mr. Leach
Frank
Chelsea Standard
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Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
Dietiker’s
William Martin
Cco
Ais
Swiss Garment Cleaning Company
Charles Schrom
Ann Atbot
Wiwin
Sereda
Evelyn Ernst
Reuben Feldkamp
Aaron Feldkamp
M. E Church
R. W. Ewing
C. E. Kircher
Rev
Carl
Clarence Kircher
Theodore Fosdick
Earl
Max Fosdick
Nina Karpen
Lucile Henderson
Gib. Birkle
Henry Schroen
Marion Schmid
Royal Oak
Thomias Kerr
Pittsfield
Federated Church
Mable Dean
Alice
Gardner Schultz
Jeanette and
Ernest. Towler
Roger’ Barnes
Barbara
Mary J. Clarke
Sarah Shier
Ypsilanti
P. T. Mohammet
Omaha
Nebraska
William, Burns
Edessa Stears
Helen
Catherine Tolliver
Battle Creek
William Morrison
Henry Morris
Pedro
Fred Kleinschmidt
Theodore’ Fosdick
Wrank Hollin
Gottlieb Girbach
Reuben’ ‘Felnkamp
Katherine Bure
Mandal Krumrei
Biss Burg
Margaret
Britton
T. Luis Bothuis
Jackson
R. Wilson
Himogean
Koebbée
P. C. Sommer
George Burta
Leonard Hutzel
Amelia Hutzel
Elmhurst College
George Stollsteimer
A Johnston
J. W. Harmon
Donald Burkhart
Fred Gilles
Harmon
Charles, Harmon
Highland Park
George Burkhart
Oscar Hochrein
Edward Grams
Anna Sommer
Emogean Koebbe
Soviet
Russia
Lise
Chevrolet
Geo. W. Cook & Son
Goodrich
Burkhart Store
Enna Jettick Shoes
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