Dundee Fourth Reflections and Local Visits
Arthur Kramer attended Dundee for the Fourth. Miss Daphene Richards came home from Ann Arbor Tuesday. Beatrice Smith returned from Ypsilanti Sunday. Reuben Rogers and William McKendery visited Mr and Mrs Potter of Willis. Mrs Cromie of Detroit and May Bliss with Roy and Beulah Richards of Milan joined Sunday with local families. Cook and Beulah Richards were Tuesday guests of Don Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphene Richards
Ann Arbor
Beatrice -Smith
Ypsilanti
Reuben Rogers
William McKendéry
Air
Potter
Willis
Cromie
Detroit
May Bliss
Roy
Beulah Richards
Milan
Grant Miller
Roy and
Ben. Cook
Don Richards
South Saline Socials Spread Across Toledo Visit
Mike Papp visits Toledo with friends while numerous Saline residents share Sunday visits. Mrs. Hamilton Moore entertains her Adrian mother in law and Miss Jennie Burleson spends the long weekend with Miss Helen Craig. Families including Kuder Craig Collins and others host gatherings at several homes and quarters across the area.
Local social notes from Ypsilanti and nearby towns
Central loot Blanche and Mildrer Manor attend school in Ypsilanti. Arthur Drake and children spent Sunday evening with Bert Moore. Amanda Kinsley and little Mary Drake stayed in Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Gar Davenport traveled to Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Saline on business. Amelia Hurst of Ann Arbor visited her parents. Mrs. Ernest Haller and son Alfred of Ann Arbor spent Monday with Mrs. Bert Moore. Emma Drake and son Leigh visited Elgar Drake and family. Mar and Mrs. Walter Mayer of Ann Arbor called on Fred Mayer. Mrs. Gus Lindemann and Adolf of Saline visited John Lindemann. Mildred Steward of Detroit vacationing with grandmother. Gar Davenport party visited with N. C. Davenport family. Mrs. Will Lindemann hosted her mother Rentz and sister Sweetland and children. Mrs. John Lindemann and Herman called on Will Lindemann’s family. George Braun and Alber of Ann Arbor visited Gar Davenport. Earl Schaffer and family of Manchester were Sunday dinner guests of Fred Wagner’s family. Della, visiting, returned home."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Camburn
Saline
George Kuder
Hugh Craig
Walter
Sam Craig
York
Clare Rhoades
Wit Kuder
Leon
Vealey
C. H. Carven
E. J. Collins
Earl June
Halloway
Raymond Johnson
Gladys Woodworth
Ann Arbor
Frank Stilts
Amanda Kinsley
Lttle
Mary Drake
Ann, Arbor
Gar Davenport
Ypsilanti
Amelia Hurst
Ernest Hurst
Ernest Haller
Alfred
Bert Moore
Emma Drake
Leigh
Elgar Drake
Mar
Walter Mayer
Fred Mayer
Gus. Lindemann
Adolf
John Lindemann
Mildred. Steward
Detroit
Theodore Steward
Earl ‘Schaffer
Manchester
Fred Wagner
Della
Than
Bridgewater Social Roundup Sees Visits and Local Game
Miss Mildred Schumacher was home on Tuesday. Edna Schellenberger and a Detroit visit. Mr and Mrs Julius Kress as guests of the Kernes. Gertrude Bersucher visited in Manchester. Relatives from Chicago here for the week. Mrs Hildinger returned from Ann Arbor. Adrian reunion for George Berstider family. Bersuder sisters and Schwab relatives spent Sunday at Hague Park Jackson. Bridgewater lost to Mooreville 5 to 26. Theron Thrasher visited Will Schumacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Schellenberger
Edna
Detroit
Julius Kress
William Kern
Gertrude Bersucher
Dorothy Schwab
Manchester
Fred Sautter
Chicago
Charles Hildinger
Ann Arbor
Jennings Hartlein
Aliss Rosaline Turrel
Somerset Center
Vandercock Lake
Bridgewater
Mooreville
George Berstider
Adrian
Fred Sack
Helen Bersuder
Amanda Henés
Thresa Schwab
Raymond
Joseph Bersuder
Hague Park
Jackson
Fred Richards
Beatrice Schroen
Ann. Arbor
Central York Social Roundup Amid Visits and Movements
Central York reports a flurry of visits and family ties. John and Mrs Gooding travel to Saline and Ann Arbor while Fred Richards hosts relatives and Beatrice Schroen. Carer details include Michigan towns and a rabies scare with Field Bird’s calve.
Local residents shown visiting family across Michigan
Macon residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends in Toledo Ann Arbor Detroit Tecumseh Dundee Britton and Adrians. The jam of social calls includes Mr and Mrs E W Payne Mrs George Rendall Mrs Meda Sones and others. A collision near the village injures Mr and Mrs Lamb during a Detroit to Hudson trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
Detroit
Hudson
Chevrolet invites comparison in new ad campaign
A playful street exchange questions a buyer about a shot at a rival’s home and a father, then pivots to a Chevrolet invitation to compare models. The dialogue hints at brand rivalry and consumer persuasion in automotive advertising.
Probate hearing set for William Donaldson heirs case
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on June 27 1922 Judge Emory B E Leland ordered July 25 at ten o clock for hearing Grace D Cook heir petition to determine legal heirs of William Donaldson deceased. A copy of this order to be published in Saline Observer three consecutive weeks before hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory BE. Leland
William Donaldson
Grace D. ‘Cook
Saline oObserver
Aaid
Emory
Leland
Dyreas CG
Donegan
State of
Michigan
Emory E. Leland
Beekeeping in Clover Region Offers Big Profits
The USDA bulletin Beekeeping in the Clover Region details profitable opportunities for beekeeping in the clover region across the northeastern United States into Minnesota and beyond the Ohio river. It notes variability by area, emphasizes skilled management, and highlights the Italian race of bees and European foulbrood considerations. Copies are available free from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Farmers’ Bulletin
BE. F. Phillips
George S. Demuth
Division of
Minnesota
Ohio River
Mason and Dixon's
Washington
Oregon
Canada
Coe Department of Agriculture
D. C
Proper Balance to Manure for Field Fertility
Farmers test soil by balancing barnyard manure with rock or acid phosphate. A trial on a half acre using forty to fifty pounds of acid phosphate per ton or per acre shows if applying the fertilizer to the whole field pays. Spread evenly on top of manure to dose each load.
Order of Publication in Washtenaw Probate
Emory E. Leland, Judge of Probate, approves an order for Oscar J. McBride administrator to mortgage estate realty to pay debts. Hearing set for July 27 at 10 a.m. in the probate office. Copy to be published three consecutive weeks in the Saline Observer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judd
Arthur ‘Kramer
Dundée
South Saline
Mike Papp
Toledo
Mrs. Hamilton Moore
Mrs. Fedderman
Jennie Burleson
Helen Craig
George Collins
Earl Betser
Alonzo Kutler
Mars
Aubrey Pocklington
Ora Losee
Ellsworth
William Baslick
Sam Westlake
Albert Cross
Blanche
Mildrer Manor
Arthur Drake
Clyde
N. C. Davenport
Will Lindemann
Rentz
Mark Sweetland
Herman
George” Braun and Son
Mrs. Alber
Mildred. Schumacher
Walter Thrasher
Theron
Will Schumacher
Central York
John Gooding
Frank Kelsey
Herbert Gilman
Elizabeth
Catherine Lecke
Portsmouth
Ohio
Andrew Murray
Charles Obeé
Kansas City
Kansas
George Bible
George Wade
Millard Allison
Saline Township
Alger
Field Bird
OakgrovesClubs
Samuel Craig
Alec Marton
Dexter
Dan Murray
Fidgee
Andrew R. Murray
Vernor
Vernor Belcher
New York City
Alger Allison
Mirs
David Allison
And
Maes
Millard
Tecumseh
Elmer Linn
Macon
E. W. Payne
George Rendall
Ernest Camburn
Frank Sage
Clinton
Floyd Burleson
Flint
Charles Allen
Ann Arbor Sare
Meda Sones
Mary Smith
Elwin Camburn
Berv Pifer
Britton
J. E. Smith
Léw Kehoe
Little Sons
Chester Gooding
F. M. Smith
Ralph
Elmer Camburn
Mrs. Petrie
Blissfield
Harold Petrie
Rose Day
Minnie
Little Gale Austin
Dundee
George Hendershot
Barl Hendershot
Effie Burkholder
Sarah Biddle
QO. K. Allen
John Collins
Adrians
Julia Mulligan
John Burlison
Sue Langan
George Snauble
Walter Miller
Charles Spohr
Selma Morgan
Lillian Coller
Ivan Spitler
Eliver Camburn
Chevrolet
State of Michigan
University of
Ilinois
Guiry
University of Illinois
Vadah
Doreas C. Donegan
Goodyear
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
Saline, Mich
Westphal Battery Shop
Boettner Building
Deering and McCormick
The
Indiana, Bourbon and
B. V. Silos
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