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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1931

Page

2

Central York Social Notes Highlight Baptisms and Visits

Mr and Mrs William Keyman and daughter spent Saturday in Detroit. Miss Norma Klumpp had tonsils removed at St Josephs Mercy hospital and returned home. Plans for a 200 foot memorial tower on Sparks Foundation hill and lighted cascades were approved with construction likely late summer. Estimated cost about 1 000 000. Experts from Westinghouse and General Electric met Capt William Sparks in Manchester Enterprise.

William Keyman Detroit George Desbrough Jacob Stecher Norma Klumpp St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Sparks William Sparks Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co General Electric Co Captain Sparks Manchester Enterprise

Hammond District social notes from Ypsilanti to Belleville

Clarke Gordon attends summer schools in Ypsilanti while many residents visit relatives and dine with neighbors across Ann Arbor Detroit Montpelier and surrounding areas. The weekend activity includes dinners picnics and calls among the Hammond Gorden Frisbee Girbach Ellis and Stimpson families and others.

First Sylvan Farm Settled A Century Ago By Beckwith

A hundred years ago Cy rus W Beckwith settled Sylvan township and started the first farm in the area on land later occupied by E J Weinberg. The property changed hands twice since then, with the last owner William Pritchard noted by the Chelsea Standard. An anniversary picnic rolling pin incident in the state’s southern region caused a broken jaw in a humorous, accidental moment.

Sylvan Township Cyrus W. Beckwith E. J. Weinberg Beckwith W. A. BeGple William Pritchard The Chelsea Standard Tonia News

Thanks for Kindness During Illness From Mrs Prakken

Mrs Lawrence W Prakken expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness. She thanks the pastor and the Methodist church ladies for flowers and greetings.

The Methodist Church Lawrence W. Prakken

1930 Chevrolet Sedan for sale by local dealers

Maroon duco finish sedan has mahair upholstery tires in good condition mechanically sound. Sold by G M A C dawn Lellus Geo W Cook & Son Authorized Chevrolet Dealers.

G. M.A. C. Dawn GEO, W. Cook & Son Chevrolet

Social Roundup From South Saline Social News

A flurry of visits and gatherings across Saline and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stilts hosting and hosting guests. Ann Arbor trips by several couples. weddings in Toledo and Saline area connections. and multiple family occasions with the Craigs, Kuders, and Tuckeys noted.

Judd District Notes From Bridgewater to Temperance

Helen Dunn visits Bridgewater for a few weeks. Detroit friends visited Mr and Mrs Avey last week. James Desbrough and a friend were at Waldbridge Park Sunday. Monroe and Judd played ball on the home diamond Sunday with Monroe winning 13 to 9. Mr and Mrs Madison Richards and Joan Marie called on D. G. Richards Monday evening. D. G. Richards with Mr and Mrs Sidney Yape and Florine Richards of Ann Arbor visited the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Yape of Temperance Sunday afternoon.

Frank Stilts Jon Earl Kutler Kate Callmus Jennie Leonard Earl Kutter Harold “Boice Ann Arbor Albert Tannenberger Willard Hall Milan Sam Craig Hugh Craig Harold Glover Ypsilanti Floyd Cross Albert Cross Leeta James Brooks Helen Pierce Roscoe Craig Leon Hall George Winterstein Earl“Kuder Geraldine Kuder Ford Hospital Detroit Earl Kuneyr Petersburg Ellen Kuder Hart Kuder Helen Dunn Bridgewater Avey James Desbrough Waldbridge Park Monroe and Judd Madison Richards Joan Marie D. G. Richards Sidney Yape Florine Richards Mrs Fred Yape Temperance

Rotary club reports mark end of fiscal year

Committees delivered their annual reports at the Rotary Club meeting held last Thursday at The Tavern marking the close of the fiscal year. Dr J B Wallace received tribute as retiring president. Edward KL-Henne, Saline telephone company manager, will assume the presidency. Visitors included Dr Barrs and Ron ala Nissly of Ypsilanti.

Rotary -Club J.B. _Wallace Edward “Kl - Henne Saline - “Telephone Conmary Mittees Dr. Barrs Ronala Nissly Ypsilanti

Blue Herons Reported Nesting On Bondie Farm

The Observer notes eight blue heron nests at the rear of Bondie Farm in Michigan. The birds are rarely seen and such a cluster on one farm is described as an unusual occurrence.

Bondie Farm Michigan George’ Bondie Bondie

City Taxes Due and Paid at Home

Frank Camburn, treasurer, announces city taxes are due and may be paid at any time at his home. A separate item notes F S Orcutt of Norristown, Pa., was arrested on a nonsupport charge after concealing 1400 dollars in cash under a porous plaster on his back.

Frank Camburn F. S. Orcutt Norristown

Wyandotte and Detroit Visitors Occupy Local Weekend

Local residents and out of town visitors spent a busy weekend in town and nearby cities. Charles Mexicott Archie Spohr and families were among those in Ann Arbor and Detroit while Roderick Kent from Toledo stayed with the Ball family. Several travels to Milan Milan Defiance Toledo and New York City are noted along with a death notice for Eugene Gardinear in St Paul Minnesota.

Charles Mexicott Wyandotte Town Archie Spohr Ann Arbor Harry Harrick Detroit Roderick Kent Toledo Stephen Ball Joseph Wiggins Dexter George Gardinear Matilda Pocklington Clinton Will House C. J. Exelby Donald William Rinn Wiliam Swick Maién W. B. Swick Amos Underwood Frank German Lawrence Hoaglan Dorothy Jean Watson Flint Stanley Hiserman Deerfield Pirl Roberson Greenlake Ralph Lee Eugene Gardinear St. Paul Minnesota Alice Taylor Charles Taylor Jasper Brown Robert Jennie Brown Francis Cotter Paul Moore R. F. BD Sarah J. Hoagland Maud Milan Charles Swick Peter Swick Cyrus Smith Charles Ellis N. Paquette L. A. Desormia Henry Croll Clay -Croll Howard Linn Defiance, O Frances VanAlstine Inkster Marian Crawley John Carleton Iford Reading W. T. Claxton Fred Haystead Dundee Alfredo Haystead Bernard Lima Ohio DeWitt Martin Dorothy George Putnam Putnam Ithaca Walter Scott Dallas Samaria Marvin Ball Monroe Dorr Kent Ben Ball Stephen, Ball Evelyn Exelby Willoween Walter Exelby Exelby Norway Sweden Harold Miller Clare Griffin Hudson Downing Tom Meyers Blissfield Leon Zilkie Eugene Meyers William Rendel Rendel Ferris Brady Edgar Exelby Fay Wiggins Virginia Richard Lansing Clyde Exelby James Taylor Barbara

Weekend Socials Report From Pittsfield Area

Pittsfield notes list Arthur Heininger and family visiting at the Albert Weak cottage on Big Silver Lake. Several residents, including Mrs. George Wiedman, Donald, Elmer Johnston family, Fred Tag, Betty Marshall, and others from Clinton, Detroit, Saline, and Ann Arbor, are noted as visitors or visitors’ relatives through the week. An alibi tale about Bert Green of La Salle failing to net fish leads to a $17.25 fine. a Milan leader item mentions 90 bars of lead stolen from a Chicago smelting company weighed 4,500 pounds valued at $450.

Arthur Heininger Albert Weak Big Silver Lake George Wiedman Donald Elmer Johnston Clinton Albert Heininger Henry Hochrein Ann Arbor F. W. Schoen Fred Tag George Marshall Betty Detroit Walter Armbruster Helen Harold Armbruster Martha Eieber Saline Eunice Boettger Reuben Wiedman Imoe and Walter Lenore Boehm Andrew Ernst Emogene Mildred Will Paul Malinda Paul Bert"Green la Salle Bert Green Monroe County Justice Court Milan

Local social and visitor notes from Macon area

Macon society and guest listings reveal visits from Lansing Adrian Jackson Ypsilanti and Detroit along with a Ford plant tie. Notables include Miss Norene Lyon, Mae Bryan, Crittenden pairs, and Revilo Sage visitors. a Ford land superintendent hosted gatherings. and a notice invites legal printing jobs for estate settlements via the local paper.

Ars L. W. Coller Wampler's Lake Carl McClue Ohio Norene Lyon Lansing M. J. Williams Otto Schoollmaster Ronald Pilbeam Yppsilantic Maynard Hatch Jackson Rose Hatch Mae Bryan Adrian Glenn Crittenden Toledo Ellora Koebbe C. A. Miller C. C. Slaght John Weston Ernest Camburn Macon Jesse Scudder Detroit B. S. Scudder Ivan Spitler Sheffield, O Wilma Briggs J. B. Gowmarn Hudson Revilo Sage Frank Randall Oliver Vern Randall Manitou Beach John Crittenden David Ford Hospital Will Stoddard Dean Colon Raynor Kerr Holloway Edgar Clark Wyandotte Greenfield Village Cassius Mills John Ladd Mark Mills Jessie Gray Dill Burleson Roy Heilman Elton Osborne Burt Osborne B. F. Pennington M. R. Pennington Kenneth ‘Pennington Clark Ford Land Activities

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Central York York Baptist Church Murray’s Lake Hattie Murray Baker WN. Y Miss Eunicer Blood GL. Parsons Hammond District J. N. Lewis Henry Hammond Montpelier Mary Cornish Minnie Custer Ray Frisbeen Tom Ellis Belleville Homer Rundel Doris Hazel Horton Faye Marie Kenneth Gordon John Haughn Mr. Mercer Oscar McPike van Wert Glenn Gordon McPike E. O. Stimpson Theodore Julia. Gordon Glennis Kerry Gordon Harvey Harold Bwherle Rex Gleason Wampler’s Lake Lellus Automobile Insurance Service Alwin Burkhardt South Saline Walter Craig Adeline Gray Genevieve Camburn Harry Tuckey Little Son Tecumseh Frank Drum Chris Adolph Drum Paul Metzger Joyce Vealey Walter Cook A. D. Crittenden Fern Lucy Cobb F. McBride Alonzo Kutler Florence Evans Fordson Schools Hilah Jean Rotary Britton Pittsfield Smelting Company Chicago Doc Wise
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