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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1937

Page

3

Central York Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Robert Hopps spent Sunday afternoon with John Allison on Bémis road. A children’s bay program was held at York Baptist church. Mrs. Burly Wiedrhan of Saline visited Mrs. Leslie Bailey. George Desbrough and son Howard visited Bailey home Thursday evening. George Desbrough called on Fred Chards at Ann Arbor Friday evening. Mr Richards is very sick. Leslie Bailey Edith Bailey and Bimmett Bailey spent Sunday. Ernest Bailey of Ann Arbor also mentioned.

Robert Hopps Bémis Road John D. Allison York Baptist Church Burly Wiedrhan Saline Leslie Bailey George Desbrough Howard Bailey Home G George _Desbrough Fred cHards Ann Arbor Otto Niles Don Covell Donna ‘Jean Carl Thomas and Estes Miller Leonidas C.’ O. Bailey Stony Creek M. E C. C. Slaght BE. W Payne Fenton F. J. Day Mandéville Chambers Fort Wayne Ind Addie Binks Ypsilanti C. O. Bailey Mattie Harring H. O. Miller Walter Marrine Detroit Caroline Beal Herman Schanz Chelsea Angola Macon Arthur Weddle Toledo Weddle C. M. Weddle Cisco, Til Otto Schoolmaster B. W James Scudder Ella Pennington R. G. Pennington R. G. Sage P. K. Morgan Osgood Wampler’s Lake Agnes Johnson Lorrane Anderson Helen Jannisse Wallace Garna‘hanaham Harold Fishkin John Anderson Claud Bailey G. D. Bilis Zoe Bailey Lynn ‘McIntire Clinton

Judd District Social Notes Mixed With Local Visits

Ruth Gargon is recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Alber and family visited the zoo Sunday. Several youths were at Pleasant Lake Saturday night. Paul Richards was a supper guest Sunday of Lloyd and Jack Langstaff. Mr and Mrs Karl Wiegand of Ann Arbor were visitors at D G Richards Monday evening. Mrs Bert Thomas of Plymouth and other neighbors visited Mr and Mrs Asc Richiane. Margaret Schroen and Mrs A G Richards were Arbor visitors Wednesday.

Ruth Gargon Wirs Plymouth

Mooreville Social Butchers and Guests Attend Local Funeral

Mooreville residents and guests visited various relatives over the weekend. The group included Zeluit of Detroit and the Roxes of Charlotte, with dinners and outings among the Kanitz and Hendershot families. Everett Seekell, a former local resident, was honored at a funeral in Clinton to Albion.

Paul Zéluit Detroit Ora Zeluit Harry Rox Charlotte Gus- Goldsmith William, Lousely Toledo Moya Kanitz Emmett Hendershot W. Gilman Harold Mac. Lachlan Ann Arbor Frank’Gilman Clinton Albion Everett Seekell

Hammond District Society Notes of Visits and Reunions

Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham and son George spent Tuesday in Jackson and Parma. Families of Gilbert, Eberle, Stimpson, Gordon, and Hammonds visited relatives in Detroit Plymouth Berkley Ann Arbor and Manchester area. Attended reunions at Wolflake Macon Hogan and Greenfield Village with several trips to Cleveland and Muskegon Heights.

Hovey Needham George Jackson Parma Claude Gilbert Tuttle Wolflake Oakley Eberle Detroit K. Gordon Viva Gilbert Shelby E. M. Gilbert John Stimpson Berkley Cleveland Ohio Butzer Alberta Carey Muskegon Heights Will New Hira Jane Lewis F Indianapolis Ind Robert Hammond Wampler’s Lake Harold Locke Kenneth Terrill Charlotte Lloyd Carey Alberta William Boyd Kalamazoo E. Forsythe Greenfield Village Ralph Hammond Harold Hammond Mary McMann Ella McMann Hogan William Martin Manchester

Weekend visitors and callers listed in Ypsilanti area

A column of local social notes records Jerome DuFour visiting in Ypsilanti with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Craig and baby visiting Milan Saturday Mr and Mrs Hamilton Moore visiting Joseph Dorrell Holloway Monday evening Mr and Mrs M Williams as guests Sunday George Garrett Oak Grove visiting the Vealey home Mrs Hermah Mehler and children with Mrs Helle Mehler Antihirow Mr and Mrs Hamilton Moore visiting Lund with his sister Mrs S 8 Watson Britton family also noted

Jerome DuFour Ypsilanti Roscoe Craig Baby Milan Hamilton Moore Joseph Dorrell Holloway M. Williams Albert Harsh Adridh George Garrett Oak Grove Leon Vealey Hermah ‘Mehler Hellie Mehlér-ant-ehiriow Lund Watson Britton

Local families share visits and birthdays around Michigan

Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig of Britton spent Saturday afternoon with their son Roscoe and family. Mr and Mrs Ray Pocklington of Ypsilanti called on Mr and Mrs Leon Vealey and family. Miss Lois Winterstein returns from operation for appendicitis. Floyd Spence Sr celebrated his 51st birthday with relatives from Wyandotte Belleville and other towns.

Hugh Craig Britton Roscoe Ray Pocklington Ypsilanti Leon Vealey Edward Hartwig Frederick Richard Mach Inkster Jerry ‘Retteratt Roscoe Craig O. Morse Litsle Morse Oscar Hix Dearborn O. S. Evans Lake Odessa James Wirth Hattie Kutler Tecumseh George Winterstein Lois Winterstein Bixby Floyd Spence, Sr Clifford Mansfield Erma Michelson Wyandotte Belleville Ridgeway Darisville Saline Moriroe Amn Arbor Ae

Macon News Briefs Include Many Social Visits and Weddings

Community notes from Macon record numerous visits and gatherings. Families hosted relatives from Detroit Chelsea Fort Wayne and Ypsilanti with anniversaries and a Wallace family reunion marking 25 years of marriage for James and Scudder. A Chelsea couple Otto Schanz and Fiora Schanz wed earlier and plan to reside in Macon.

Six Generations Use 124 Year Old Razor in North Dakota

A 124 year old razor once bought from Sheffield mills remains in use by six generations of the Drubin and Knapp families in Fargo North Dakota. It was bought in 1812 by Charles Drubin and passed down to his descendants until Charles Knapp, the sixth generation, now shares it. The federal office of education holds early texts including a 1694 arithmetic and newer editions.

Sheffield Steel Mills Charles Drubin M. Knapp Fargo North Dakota Charles the Younger Charles Knapp Federal Office of Education

Elegant Holiday Tableware Care and Decorative Candle Centerpieces

Household guidance on protecting glassware china and silver during holiday meals. Tips cover using dish towels as protectors, improvised cloth barriers for faucet spouts, rubber boards to dampen noise, and drying towels. Also advises non drip candles with floral arrangements to create safe, radiant centerpieces.

Revarnishing Floors How-To Clean and Prep Steps

When a floor needs revarnishing wash it thoroughly with soap and water, rinse well and dry. If the floor was waxed clean with turpentine to remove wax. Bare spots should be sandpapered smooth.

Painting Hilltop Houses Blends With Landscape

A house perched on a hill with few trees benefits from a mid tone paint that blends with the surroundings. A light color would make the home stand out too much against the landscape.

The Rare Autograph of Button Gwinnett

A brief history of Button Gwinnett’s signature value, tracing how his autograph surpassed others in price. It notes his Georgia role, the 1776 Declaration signatory status, a pistol duel with Lachlan McIntosh, and his death in 1777, with Rosenbach’s subsequent high autograph prices. It also includes a short poem about a loyal dog.

John D. Rockefeller J. P. Morgan Button Gwinnett Gwinnett England America Georgia Continental Congress Lachlin McIntosh McIntosh Gwinnell Immortals A.S. W.rosenbach Rosenbach Button -Gwinnett Marine -Committee Econgress Union

The Kid from the Farm and the Salesman Secret

An essay on why hard work wins in sales, citing a farm upbringing as a measure of work ethic. The piece contrasts industrious farm kids with brighter but lazier rivals and recalls Edison’s line on genius. It ends with a quirky note about a Hamburg man with 25,000 tram and bus tickets arranged like stamps.

Printers’ Association Edison Hamburg Germany

Glossary of Dog Terms and Anecdotes From Historic Notes

A compilation lists dog terms and breed notes such as Boston terrier and Chesapeake Bay retriever terms, skull shapes, and breeding definitions. It also notes a 60th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs William Uhr Sr celebrated June 23, with a postponed family gathering. The piece weaves in references to stamps, international foods, and film stars, offering a collage of era-specific curiosities.

Chesapeake Bay Laverack William Uhr Manchester Enterprise

Sell It If You Want to

A brisk call to action urges readiness to trade or dispose of items or goods. The brief emphasizes initiative and timely decision making for sale opportunities.

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