Local social notes and visits around Saline
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. A J Warren's home. Residents travel visits include Ralph Uphgill and Harry Harmon in Detroit, Henry Boettger's recovery, Harold Feeman's family move to Saline, and many relatives visiting in Ann Arbor Jackson and Detroit. Camp Fire Girls return from Wampler's Lake. Ruth Schleh and Jean Parsons earn Pollyweek ranks in swimming. Rotary club names new officers. bank statements noted as strong. Cotton Blossom Singers visit Federated church. fishing and picnicking at local lakes with several families mentioned. Traverse City trip for Mrs Collins party. Saline music camp participants attend Interlochen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Cook
St. Paul’s
Herman Heininger
Grover Burgan
Detroit
Bobby
George Cook
Henry Boettger
Harold Feeman
Saline
Milan
Della Burkhardt
Vrs
Cora Dickson
Hillsdale
Jean
Russell Bovie
Jackson
Edward A. Clark
William Schmid
Ann Arbor
Dorothy Niethammer
Maurine
Phyllis
Paul Lambert
M. Croton
Theo E Renan
Grover Alber
Lillian Burgan
Chauncey F. Fitzgerald
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Corn Club
John Burg
Peggy Tripp
Walter Millage
Charles Spaulding
Anny Arbor
John Lamb
Frank Ladd
Milford
Helen Bliss
Grand Rapids
Saline Friends
Mark B. Sugden
Sue
F. K. Boylan
Brighton
Lucille Schmid
Deaconess Hospital
George Schmid
Dorié
Robert
Donald Royal
Arthur O'Neill
Sun- Y
Herman Weihe
James Risling
Ibbie Guthardt
Lois Reyer
William Schlicht
Bridgewater Township
Milwaukee
Wis
James Rilling
South Bend
Ind
John Neininger
Libbie Guthardt
Julius Feldkamp
Ypsilanti
W. E. Dietiker
Spietiker
Theodore Feldkamp
John Guthardt
Arthur Hkeininger
Glennis
Pittsfield Township
Anna Clark
Iska Boettger
Clark
Fred Finkbeiner
George Glatz
E. F. Henne
Bridgewater
Cotton Blossom
Federated Church
Perrysburg
Ohio
Will
Alwin Burkhardts
Fred Hiaarers
Lee Teschers
Ronald Fitzgerald
Bixby
Carl Gillen
Mr. McHenry
Bessie Collins Widh
Charles
Max
Jean Carleen Burkhart
Florence Wiedmayer
Traverse City Lake
Council Proceedings July 2 Meeting in City Chamber
Mayor Sugden chaired the council as Uphaus Cook Gross attended. Bills listed include salaries, fuel and supplies, and gas and oil by Royal brothers Wiedman Raito Co and others. The motion to allow the bills passed with interested council members abstaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugden
Uphaus
Cook
Gross
Lindemann
Royal Brothers
Aoer Sevse Eile Gale Petanems
Wiedman Raito Co
Herman Heininger
Sao B. E. Dodge
Pas
Nelson Co
Eseagiee Eee
Saline School
Lance Rogers
Wales
Carl Gillen
Harold Flassey
Charles, Spears
Fred Schill
Elbert Derendinger
Salayy
Eeet
Frank Camburn
Sallay
E Pene
J. B. Wallace
Lottie Wallace
Roscoe Bonisteel
Wstaebler Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
George Uphaus
M. A. Alber
Post Index Co
O. C. Wheeler
Fire Department
Kenneth Anderson
Martin Schaible
Aaron Taickhardt
Detroit Edison
Sean Eces Yean Hue
John Fritz
C. E. Alber
Lotti
Wallach
Mark B. Sugden
Fifteen Years Ago at Wampler's Lake and Local Notices
Fifteen years ago Harold Miller and friends visited Wampler's Lake on the Fourth. Fannie Friis and Julia Gordon visited friends in Ann Arbor. Charles Dieterle left for Kansas City for employment. Donald Burkhart went to Detroit to resume Ford plant work. Bethel Church of Freedom plans an ice cream social on July 15 on the church lawn. The Milano band entertained a large crowd last Wednesday. The Commercial Club entertainment committee expects more free events on remaining Wednesday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Miller
Wampler’s Lake
Fannie Friis
Julia Gordon
Ann Arbor
Charles Dieterle
Kansas City
Donald Burkhart
Commercial Club
Raspberry crop cut by dry June and church notices
Thirty years later the article notes a short raspberry harvest due to dry weather. It announces a church tea at M. E. church parlors on Friday July 22 with supper for 15 cents. It confirms the Tashmoo excursion will proceed after farmers’ rush and sets corner stone laying for the new Baptist church on Wednesday July 20 at 2 pm with abroad speakers and music. Violet Sweet to lay the stone, using a boulder from George Johnson’s field cut by Zachmann and Arnet of Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
New Baptist Church
Violet Sweet
George Johnson
Zachmann
Arnet
Ann Arbor
Robison Seeks Saline Township Treasurer Seat
Austin Robison, Saline Township supervisor for eight years, announced his candidacy for county treasurer to succeed Frank W. Ticknor. A lifelong Republican born in Saline, Robison has chaired agricultural and apportionment committees and served on the hospitalization panel, planning an aggressive nomination campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Austin Robison
Saline Township
Frank W. Ticknor
Robison
Storm Lashes Saline Area With High Winds and Damage
Friday’s storm struck Saline bringing fierce winds and rain. A back door gust toppled a partition at Jay Harmon's, a church chimney blew over, and branches and trees damaged homes and outbuildings. Many soft maples fell. overall damage limited compared with other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Jay Harmon
Federated Church
Henry Ormsby
Augusta Josenhans
George He
Dunn Relatives Visit and Local Socials in JUDD DISTRICT
Clara Dunn visits relatives in Carleton. Clifford Richards hosts Dundee guests. Emil Milkey and D G Richards family host Sunday visitors. Robert Dunn spends Friday in Monroe with Dunn family. Warpler's lake Fourth celebration attended by Albert and Milkey family. Roy Shankland hosts Ann Arbor guests. Bradley family and Ray Combs host Fourth near Lansing. Florine Richards from Ann Arbor visits over weekend with D G Richards family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Dunn
Carleton
Clifford Richards
Dundee
Emil Milkey
D. G. Richards
Robert Dunn
Monroe
Thomas Dunn
Albert
Warpler’s Lake
Roy Shankland
Ann Arbor
Mrs. Bradley and Sons
Beetle Larvae Damage Oak Twigs Warned By Michigan State
Michigan State College entomology department explains that oak twig pruner larvae cause twig severing on deciduous trees. Collect and burn fallen twig ends to stop damage. larvae hatch in spring, sever twig ends, and overwinter under snow if trash is not burned. The injury is not typically fatal to the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Untaxed American Myth and Tax Truths
Dr. William Bennett Munro argues that everyone pays taxes through production costs and consumer prices, debunking the idea of a non taxpayer. He notes taxation arises from earnings, everyone contributes, and government funds come from productive activity. Also asserts that good advertising is an investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bennett Munro
Correction to Commission Then Expiring September Ninth Nineteen Thirty Six
The document states a total amount of 34 596.72 with commission expiry on September 9 1936. Attest signatures include Lee Tescher George J Feldkamp Alfred Hertler J H Feldkamp and Joseph Burkhardt as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tescher
George J. Feldkamp
Alfred Hertler
G C G. Townsend
Alwin Burkhardt
G. BE. Cook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
A. J. Warren
Ralph
Charlies Uphglls
Harry Harmon
de Foit
D. B. Mattison
Martin Fucss
John LaRue
Rotary Club
Walter D. Cook
Council Proceedings
Pepi II
Egypt
B.C
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens Bank
Baby Chick and Feed Store
West Liberty and
First Streets
Xou
Chelsea
Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Klager
Judd
Saline Savings Bank
Saline, Michigan
Banking Department
Total
State OF Michigan
I. A. R. Burkhardt
Washtenaw
Bank
Ark
Burkhardt
Clarence Cook
Alfred Hertler George J. Feldkamp
Lee Tescher, G. C. Townsend
F. C. Wiedman
J. H. Feldkamp
Joseph Burkhardt
Wenerenstene
Federal Farm Loan Corp
Bavsenee
Wenn Settee
Sonia
Tener Enmne
Mane Ee Esens Eee Insurance Corporation Trust Fund
Total Ny Capital
Ares
Janet
Denen
Renee Safekeeping Trust Fund
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