Veterans return home across multiple services after war
Reports detail Maurice Leverett returning from the Pacific War Zone days after New Year s, Robert Frey and Robert Rogers coming home from Europe aboard the Wasp after tumultuous crossings, and Sgt Robert J Lamont Walter Bolz William Koebbe and Clarence RS MMs2 also discharged or awaiting reassignment. Medals include the Pacific Asiatic ribbon Good Conduct Philippine Liberation and Victory medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koebbe
Pacific
Leyte
Medical Corps
Uncle Sam
States
Germany
Fort Sheridan
Local notes reflect community life and health events
Melvin Alber takes a trip to Ludington while Miss Mae Schreen convalesces from appendicitis. A newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Winkle. Thomas Shurtz recovering from a week with the grip. Jacob Schleh visiting his daughter in Grosse Pointe for the winter. Glennis Gool a U of M junior visiting Florence Wurster. Mrs E H Wittbracht in Detroit caring for a sick son Elbert. Mrs Harry Friis hosts bridge in honor of Mae Wheeler who heads to Washington DC. Henry Goltz surprised on his birthday by siblings. Ernest Mann and Mildred from West Saline attend Manchester lodge play. Andrew Ernst healthy return from St Joseph's hospital. Herbert Gilman and John Gooding host guests from Mooreville and Central York. A dance and card party at Easton residence. Alphonse Schmid visiting Saline. stock commission work in Detroit. Laymen's Improvement Club meets at Presbyterian Church. Wellington Mellett undergoes appendicitis operation. John George Guefither, prominent Lodi farmer, dies after pneumonia. Oak Grove school has no classes due to Miss Gilman's grandmother's death. Neil Emerson Walling welcomed at Chelsea. Courtland Kelloge of El Paso, Texas visits Saline area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Alber
Ludington
Mae Schreen
U. of M
Florence
Wursters
Gs Eh, Wittbracht
Detroit
Elbert
Harry Friis
Mae Wheeler
Charles Spencer
Washington
Theodore Josenhans
Presbyterian Church
Wellington Mellett
Saline Township
John George Guefither
Lodi
Oak Grove
Miss Gilman
Thirty Years Ago Notes On Illness and Local Happenings
Mrs Mary Parmelee is seriously ill with grip. Two new scarlet fever cases reported at Albert Graf home. Boettner and Hertler shipped hogs and sheep to Buffalo. G Bracey on business trip to Parkersburg WV. A McHenney and family move toward Kalkaska to farm. Henrietta Francis welcomed to Dr D F Paul and wife. Knights of Pythias dancing party planned for hall tomorrow evening. Oscar Scherdt of Lodi involved in buggy accident with driver Berthold Mert. Saline Farmer notes appear faint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parmelee
Albert Graf
Boettner
Hertler
Buffalo
G. Bracey
Parkersburg
W. Va
A. McHenney
Kalkaska
Henrietta Francis
D. F. Paul
Theresa Kleuter
Knights of Pythias
Oscar Scherdt
Lodi
Berthold Hummel
Ayerdt
Smashy
Caravan Displays Modern Home Economics at Local Showing
Homemakers will find value at the Rural Progress Caravan from Michigan State College on January 24. The high school will host the event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Displays include a jiffy over all patch, elbow and knee patches, and a kitchen unit with two work-surface heights. Other exhibits show time-saving home tasks, floor refinishing with a penetrating seal, and ergonomic features to reduce backaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Grand Lodge F and A M Meeting Heads for Detroit
Forty five years ago Frank Rose plans to attend the Grand Lodge F and A M meet in Detroit next Tuesday and Wednesday. Reports from the state say the corn husker is more feared than the wheat thresher. Saline Fire Department elected Edward Sears foreman George Lutz secretary and treasurer. A new temperance organization to be formed in Saline named the Twentieth Century Temperance League of America index. Lake Shore freight office reports 263 cars out and 134 cars in during 1900 per station agent Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rose
Grand Lodge F
A. M
Detroit
Saline Fire Department
Edward Sears
George Lutz
Saline
Twentieth Century Temperance League of America
Lake Shore
Rose
Textile care tips from a vintage guide
Textiles and towels advice on airing beds in warm weather. After washing, dry sheets and pillowcases in the sun to whiten and sterilize. Hang straight on the line, and remove promptly on windy days to protect hems. Dry towels similarly and avoid soggy stays in wet weather.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maurice Leverett
Pacific War Zone
Robert Frey
California
Herman Frey
Marjorie Weed
Clarence
Ann Arbor Rd
Naval
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Robert Rogers
Europe
Engineering Corps
Wasp
Newfoundland
Florida
Atlantic
Walter Bolz
Walter
Coast Guard Artillery
Robert J. Lamont
Illinois
Howard Electric
Zenith Radios
Hotpoint
Norge
Lewis
Ed’s Grocery
Dete Westt
Pelorey
Morton’s Chicks
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Morton Poultry Farm
Bob Morton
Leonard
Arthur and
Elvin
Armbruster
N. Ann Arbor St
Saline Theatre
James Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Pat O’brien
Richard Conte-Faye Marlow
the Spider
Sun-Man-Tues
Joan Leslie
Robert Alda
Ella Raines
George Sanders
Uncle Harry
Milan
Phyllis Thaxter
Edmund Gwenn
Tom Conway
Rita Corday
San Francisco
Walt Disney
Caballeros
Jinx Falkenburg
Jim
Bannon
Tages
Tan
Ymin BariFred
Eddie
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