Community social notices from Saline area events
Personal and social items from Saline including visits by Miss Evelyn Ernst and Miss Marjorie McQueen to Tecumseh relatives, Methodist Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Hart home, a Japanese Festival social at Federated church on January 27 by the Christian Endeavor society, and multiple Sunday visits among locals. The Saline Poultry Association meets January 24 at Frank Hollis with music, speaker, and potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie McQueen
Scott
Tecumseh
Edith Smith
John Orr
Mathodist Church
W. D. Hart
Federated Church
Intermediate ‘Christian Endeavor Society
Saline Poultry Association
Frank C. Hollis
Local social notes and community updates spread wide
The Milan area reports illness and hospital stays including Mrs. Pat Moonz, Miss Evelyn Stevenson, and Mrs. Ida Uphaus among many. Visitors from Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Howell stop by to see relatives. A church event and a traveling kitchen demo are announced, plus a fatal birthday party note and a large farm fire at Palmer’s Corner destroying multiple structures near Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jedele
Alwin Gross
Lansing
Pat Moonz
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Evelyn Stevenson
Clinto J
Mir
L. EH. Fairbanks
G. C. Townsend
Mis. Blaess
Robert Rowe
George Uphaus
Ana Mirs
Aes
Ida Uphaus
Carl Mlosha
Paul Feldkamp
Manchester
O. ES
Bose
Idla ‘Guenther
Lodi
Ilatt
Mr. Air
John Burkhardt
Iss Anna
Jacob Lambarth
Pid
Melia Hutzel
Verdis Gauss
Laura Longfellow
Laura Kaiser
Community Bible Study
Roy Rogens
Robert Culver
Howell
Norman
Ash
Roy Fear
Detroit
iMirs
Walter Arméruster
W. E. van Tiyle ‘and Sons
Frederick
Richard
Roy Birhby
Gieegeis Feldkamp
Wisees
Philps Brenson
Saher
Ferman Clements
Widow of Bay City Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Sophie Nickle, aged thirty eight years, nine months, sixteen days, died last Friday noon January thirteenth 1933 in Bay City Michigan after a long illness. She leaves a husband two brothers Joseph Nickle of St Petersburg Florida and Raymond of Bay City Mich one sister Mrs Elizabeth Gilmore of Ann Arbor Mich and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements were to be announced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane” Bondie
Saline
Siewen
Ireland
United States
Thomas McNutt
Dearborn
Michigan
Sohn A. Bondie
Detroit
John
A. Bondie
Elizabeth. Kugath
John J. Bonite
Thomas A. ‘Bondie
Wyandotte
Charles A Bondie
George’ Bondie
James McNut
Dabroit
Taylor Center
Wayne County
Charles Kircher
Federated Church
Tee Gauginter
Josey
Ophie Nickle
Io Tae
Manin
Bay Uity
Wari Uhlo
Joseph. Rickle
St. Petersburg
Fila
Raymond
Bay, City
Mich
Elizabeth Gilmore
Ann Arbor Mich
Bay- City
How it Is DONE A Michigan tradesman town archich
A reflective piece likens civic indifference to a funeral. It argues every resident bears responsibility for the town through public effort and publicity. It warns that apathy and excuses lead to decline and a buried community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron
Michigan
Archich
Sermion
Local notes recount winter events in town history
Miss Ruth Bond of Grosse Pointe is mentioned among long ago visitors. Quarantine at the Schneider home ended. Joseph Mauss shipped stock to Buffalo via Detroit. Bank officers were re-elected. Mrs. Burkhart and a sleigh party from Ann Arbor shared a social evening. D B Mattison sold a farm to William Austin of Wayne and Proudfoot plans to stay. An annual sleighing party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Burkhart featured 26 guests from Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hevgel
Erwin
Schenk
Ann Arbor
A. L. Westphal
B. J. Boetliger
Louise. Westphal
John Burkhardt
Rienben Finkbeine
Adam Knapp
Freedom
Ruth Bond
Grosse Pointe
Injerns
Rocmesten
Ass Bila Burkharne
Quinsy
Mis
Rea Hertier
Ork
Ann
Emma Burcow
Amn
Walter Brackel
Grand Rapids
Mannie Friis
Williamo Pineirt
Toleco
A. E. Cole
David Schneider
Joseph 3Auss
Buffalo
Detroit
Ola Watson
Harry Friis
Mirs
George Klager
Lodi
D. B. Mattison
William A. Austin
Wayne
Proudfoot
Raymond Burkhart
J. S. Tracy
Missoula
Montana
Local PTA Meeting Highlights Shifts in Leadership
Monday evening at the high school auditorium drew a large audience for the PTA session. Mrs Bridges resigned as president due to a move to Toledo while Vice President Mrs Ewing led the meeting and Mrs Ray Davis supervised the program with student singing and an illustrated talk by Dr Biamina on Alario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T M. Bridges
Toledo
R. J W. Ewing
Ray Davis
Kentucky
Susanna
Christine Schaller
Merritt Martin
Haciann
Edvar Wiestiphal
Wissley Dietiker
George Wirod
Erwin. Schmid
Dr. Biamima
Tecrmiet
Alario
P. T
Community Notices and Social Happenings Ahead
Thirty years ago the M. E. society planned a church supper. Lindy Maccabees prepare for a forthcoming installation. Epworth League hosted a sleigh ride to Townsend home Tuesday. W H Birdsall buys Irving Moore farm near Unamia and will move April. George Towler and wife surprised by 25 relatives Saturday night. Seniors plan cobweb social at Miss Mary McIntyre’s. Pedro club forms south of town with seven tables. Prizes awarded to Blanch and William Gordon. Boo prize to Mabel Elliott and Everett Davenport. Postmaster Burkhlatt updates stamps new issue first American stamps to bear year. five cent stamp shows Washington’s portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EH. Sacielty
Lindy Maccabees
Epworth League
D. A. Townsend
W. H. Birdsall
DePuy
Irving Moore
Unania
George Towler
Mary McIntyre
Milan
Pedro
John Spoettger
Blanch Gordon
William Gordon
Mabel “Elliott
Everett Davenport
Burkhlatt
George Washingeom
Saline Woman's Club Hosts Guest Afternoon
The Wisman's Club met Tuesday at Mrs Max osdick's home for a guest afternoon. President Mrs Bessie Collins led a brief business session. Mrs L Fast led a Polkigram with Mrs G Alexanter and Miss Vesta Mills at the piano. Miss Filorecce Pollock of Ann Arbor spoke on Legal Knowledge of Interest to Every Woman. Jean Fosdick played a piano solo. The Public Welfare Department provided tea and water, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Warren Lewis
Marlean
Britton
Flora -Rogers
Gladys Thibaut
Millington
B Fairbanks
Bred Layhe
Brette
Ann Arbor
Julia. Layne
J. Ashley Burg
Casper Groeh
Henry Grosh
Joan Miaulbetsch
Ypsilanti
Lieuie Kuebler
Clarence Wurster
George Uphaus
Wisman
Max Osdick
Wiemen
Michigan
Bessie Collins
L. ©. Fast
G. Alexanter
Vesta Mills
Filorecce
Filorecce> Pollock,& Lasnyer
Michiosn
Jean Fosdick
Itea
Waters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evelyn Ernst
Peoples
William D
Brooklyn
Edward Feuerbacher
Eugene
D. J. Stark
Northville
Virgil Brown
Janit
Mors
Bertilain
Eerfield
Tre
Pesntei Ferm
Wanda Irelandf
Samuel Boyd
Amd Mirs
Mierle Barrand
Chelsea
Land Mirs
Ronald ‘Tower
W. H. Barr
Edna Bareis
Albert
Mrs. Bareis
Edna Kapp
Esther Landwehr
Benjamin Franklin
The
Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
Bank For Savings
Die Tirer
Funeral Home
Lady Ass
Jeannette Noble
Alma
Dyer Iand Daughlter
Jeanime
Donald Burkhant
Umady
Young People’s League
St. Paul’s Church
Florence
Erwin Girbach
John Burkwhrdt
Reuben Finkbemn
Erwin. ‘Schill
Schill
Methodist Church
Ernest Sutherland
W.D. Hart
JW. HE. Dietiker
Arthur’ S Wilson
Playetts
A. A. Raider
Mrs. Jane. Bondie
Epworth
Barr
Pion
Wie
Rogers
King
U. of M
Clara Bewe
Atteman
Hammond District
O. Stimpson
Owen
Pearl Gilbert
Hovey Neidham
Hazel Gordon
Daisy Bantell
Kenneth Gordon
Olive Braun
Glenn Gordon
R.G. Diesen
Ralph Hammond
Riobertt
Harold Hammond
B. J. Forsythe
Adrian Elsmian
Joan Sweéne Sundian
Mrr
W. Grauntlett
Ridge Road
Harvey Eberle
Stimpson
Ernest Girbach
East Lansing
Boyd
Kalamazoo
H. J. Forsythe
Lester Hanson
Eldean
I. M. Gilbert
Robert
Glarence
Garry Chalmer ‘Weeaver
Alpena
Carl“Heininger
John’ Taylor
Lainebelie Pyson
Betty Frazer
Vera. Goodin
Thei
Lee Bragg
Seneca
B. M. Gilbert
JA. ‘W. Betzer
William
Beulah
Berrien Springs
J. M. Gilbert
Rialph Hammond
Riobert
Harold Hammord
William Heirer
Pallmers Corners
Oakville
Aves
AL Maieting
Johm Plews
Doctor VanAmbure
Washtenaw County
Office
Willard Batteries
Geo. A. Uphaus
Illard
Uphaus
Schroen
Saline Woman’s Club
Burkhart Stores
Burkhart’s
Burkhart’s Store
RCA
Radiotron
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