Local notices and social items from Saline area
Numerous entries record visits and movements of residents across Saline and nearby towns including Detroit Lansing Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. Highlights note social calls family visits church meetings a temperance mass event and plans to organize an Allied Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Kircher
Federated Church
Shelley
Merle S. Anderson
Ann Arbor
America
S. Schofield
M. EH. Church
Fifteen Years Ago In Saline Local Notes
Fifteen years ago Elbert Wittbracht Melvin Alber Donald Burkhart Bert Gillen and Robert Parsons were home from Detroit for the weekend. Miss Merle Bracey returned to Candy Kitchen Monday and Ruth and Lynford resumed school after tonsillitis. Detroit auto show guests Fred C. Gross Frank Tower and others visited Monday. Freight charges on goods sold to F D Ford in 1916 totaled 5722 18. A Milan burglar entered three businesses last week, was frightened by a night watchman and fled smashing a front door pane. Police fired but hit nothing. Ladies of the Maccabees installed new officers at the Burkhart K of P hall with Mrs Rose Racey and Miss Mintie Coe present. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kings
Ann Arbor
Walter Armbruster
Herman Stierle
William Stierle
S. G. Lambarth
Adolph Lindeman
Ostreit
Ernest Dieterle
Aaron West
Saline
Ted Shawn
Pease Auditorium
Ypsilanti
William Phillips
Ormond and
Robert
Eeith Westfall
Fredricka McBride
Johanna Hildner
Detroit
Walter Frey
Marjorie
Arthur
Manchester
Frank Rose
Thomas Lowry
Berle
Anderson
St. Faitt’s
Louise Schroen
Mapie Avenue
Clyde “Gauntlett
Helen Greenman
Albion Sunday
Mr. Greenman
Kalamazoo
Elbert Wittbracht
Melvin Alber
Donald Burkhart
Bert Gillen
Robert Parsons
Merle Bracey
Candy Kitchen
Ruth
Lynford
Fred C. Gross
Frank Tower
O. C. Wheeler
Edward Henne
B. L. Longfellow
Henry Schroen
Max Fosdick
Edward Muir
Fred Schmid
F. D. Ford
Milan
Ladies of the Maccabees
K. of P. Hall
Burkhart Building
Rose Racey
Mintie Coe
Thirty Years Ago Social and Local Happenings
Vegetable oysters and carrots appeared as a new feature. Frank Spears to hold a harness and robe dance at the opera house on February 21. Vic Sturm, seen near Cadillac last month, visits this week. Blacksmiths enjoy a busy week as roads remain slick. Gas main rupture at the crossing caused total darkness. A black felt hat worn at a chicken pie social is missing. owner may exchange hat at this office. Dr. R Copeland performed a critical operation on Ralph Perry restoring sight after 34 years blind. Dr. Sanford's home hosts a birthday party for his daughter Lillie with about 25 schoolgirl guests. A local Grange effort helps obtain a state traveling library for Saline. books available at Dr Sanford's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spears
Opera House
Vic Sturm
Cadillac
R. Copeland
Homeopathic Department of the U. of M
Ralph Perry
Dr. Sanford
Lillie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cherit d
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Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
William Martin
Pansatstaal
Charles Schroen
Erwin Schroen
Evelyn Ernst
Dr. C. EB. Kircher
Alwin Gross
Lansing
Theodore Feldkamp
Orrel Harmon Spen
and Mirs
George Reese
W. L. Rundel
W. Dell
Birmingham
Casper Groeb
Frank Schuler
Clinton
Edward Clark
Say W. Harmon
Wiedman
East Michigan Avenue
Naomi Edwards
Mosherville
Lillian Burgan
Lucille Aprill
Fred April
Ernest Meyer
Chris, Lambarth
W. L. Sturm
Miss Ether
Lydia Raab
George Steeb
Dexter
Aaron Luckhardt
Commerce
C. S. Chissus
Clarence
Mrs. W. Dell
W. E. Dietiker
Aim S. G. Lambarth
Wyandotte
Lulu Davenport
Irving LeBaron
Daniel H. Hall
Mable Case
Millie Webb
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Federated Church
Wisir
Norman A. Wood
Red April
J. H. Bartle
Walter Boettger
Armbruster
Fred Ottmar
Herman Heininger
Pedro
William Kinsley
Fred Burkhart
Don Richards
York
Kenneth E. Spitler
Armada
Fred Hack
Herman Gross
Oscar Weber
Carl Carr, Sr
Augusta Josenhans
Minerva
Minerva A. C
H. Gross
Whitney Theatre
Irene Eisinger
Mr. Farmer
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