Ypsi Veeman Junior Marathon Polly tops test at state farm
Aprrenal test shows Hoskein-Friesian cow Ypsi Veeman Junior Marathon Polly from Ypsilanti State Hospital achieved 679 pounds butterfat and 20 399 pounds milk in a 365 day production under Official Herd Improvement Registry rules. Carl Moehn and George F Byers attended the Rural Letter Carriers state convention in Flint as Washtenaw delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsi Veeman
Polly
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Hostein-Friesiann Association of America
Carl Moehn
Flint
The
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Washtenaw County
Family News Notes from East Ann Arbor Area
Sunday evening dinner guests included the Byers family. A son named William was born July 6 at Byer Hospital in Ypsilanti to Maurice Levlett and spouse. Charles Alber has returned home improved from illness. Elvin Armbruster and family spent a week at a cottage near Vanderbilt. Leland Bersuder was baptized with sponsors from Tecumseh and Holloway. A dinner honored the grandparents Oscar and Mrs Bersuder of Bridgewater. Paul Davis attended Minnie Springer’s funeral in Ohio and visited Fort Wayne afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ann Arbor
George F. Byers
Maurice Levlett
Byer Hospital
Ypsilanti
William
Leland Craige Bersuder
Loren Bersuder
Menzel
Bethel Church
Ray Kremple
Tecumseh
Ted Stautz
Holloway
Oscar Bersuder
Bridgewater
Paul Davis
Minnie Springer
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Joe Camburn
Gaylord Hall
Philip
Helen Hertler
Ann Arbor
Luther Hertler
Detroit
Melita Hertler
Alfred and
Carl Hertler
Teddy Williams
Tobdo
Local families share visits and travels across states and cities
Mr and Mrs Elmer Blumhardt attended a Detroit 5 Cleveland 4 baseball game on Saturday. Several relatives from Charleston West Virginia Saline and Ann Arbor area spent time visiting or traveling through Michigan during the past week and holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Blumhardt
Detroit
Cleveland
Erwin Gorning
Clara Kalmbach
Saline- Ann Arbor Road
Local families gather for visits and community events
Royal Oak visitors Mr and Mrs Wesley Dietiker and nephew Roger Mumbray called on Mrs Dietiker. Rev and Mrs Norman Engl and others hosted dinners in West Allis Wisconsin. Anita Engel returned from Toledo to Saline. Flora King of Breckenridge visited with Mrs C G Everett in Saline. The Hack family held a reunion at City Park with potluck and games. Henry R Boomer and son Henry of Payette Idaho visit Clarence Johnson group this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Griffin
Jimmy
Lena Griffin
Traverse City
Marshall Griffin
Robert Nash
Wesley Dietiker
Roger Mumbray
Royal Oak
W. E. Dietiker
Norman England
Julius Kreuger
West Alice
Wisconsin
Flora King
Breckenridge
Saline
C. G. Everett
Hack
Detroit
Cleveland
Henry R. Boomer
Henry
Payette
Idaho
Clarence Johnson
Mil d Hart Visits Saline Student From Indiana
Miss Mildred Lee Hart formerly of Saline Public Schools is visiting for a week at Miss Joyce Davenport's home, traveling from LaPorte, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lee Hart
Saline Public Schools
LaPorte
Indiana
Joyce Davenport
Detroit Visitors Take Sunday Callers at Carter Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Trip and daughter Patsey of Detroit were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Carter and daughter Mable. Mr and Mrs Kinsey Corl and family of Ida were Saturday afternoon guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Orren Corl and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trip
Patsey
Detroit
Glen Carter
Mable
Kinsey Corl
Ida
Orren Corl
Correction Notice Replaces Feldkamp With Floyd Feldkamp
June 29 correction notes LeRoy Feldkamp was ticketed for failing to observe a traffic signal but the file should read Floyd Feldkamp of 306 Bemiss Road. The Saline Observer clarifies the clerical error in Municipal Court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Feldkamp
Saline
Floyd Feldkamp
Bemiss Road
Saline Fire Department reports progress and raids in 1949
Commissioner's resume notes two inspections of business places, fire drill at Saline School, new HP siren installation, trade in of old sirens, sale of old Reo truck, four meetings with Township officials for rural fire equipment, bids for future purchase, New contracts for surrounding townships, lower fire rating by Michigan Inspection Bureau, 49 runs in 1949 with substantial savings, no lives lost, no medical expenses, two calls to Saline River dam, a cat rescued, station interior painted, bulletin board installed, floor bracing authorized, resignation of Asst Chief Gordon Anthony, appointment of Harold Armbruster as acting assistant chief, five members retired July 1 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Michigan Inspection Bureau
Bridgewater
Freedom
Saline River
Asst
Gordon Anthony
Harold Armbruster
Adt
Saline Fire Department praised for efficiency and savings
The Saline Fire Department reports updated personnel and training, with no tax cost and a 1950-51 budget cut of two hundred dollars. Chief Robert Gillen and department members are credited for the improvements. Five retiring firemen and former Assistant Chief Anthony are recommended for official recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Robert Gillen
Max Fosdick
William Milhan
Walter Armbruster
Bert Gillen
Adolph Lindeman
Ass't
Anthony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milan
Frank Gifford
Toledo
Charles Alber
St. Josephs Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Elvin Armbruster
Vanderbilt
Gulf Service
Grover Burgan
Charleston
W. Va
Michigan
Lillian Burgan
Lloyd W. Nissley
USN
Edwin Nissley
Naval Training
Great Lakes
Weland Grove
Sandiland Bowen
Louis Bowen
Harvey Wilcox
Brooklyn
Karl ‘Bredernitz
David
Whitmore Lake
Mrs
Charleston Miller
Elkort, Indiana
Clarence Carr
Roseann Camburn
Sharon Larson
Roseann
Mildred Day
Arthur Day
Michigan Ave
Anita Engel
Katherine Scheele
Carl Curtiss
Jimmy Griffin
Chuckie Holtz
Gary
Robert Holtz
Clarence Wurster
Saline Luthern Church
Saline Theatre
Jane Powell
Ann Sothern
Rio
Gene Kelly
Teresa Celli
Edgar Kennedy
Bear
Gene Autry
Laurel and Hardy
Flynn
Armbruster
A. L. Giltrow
City of
Tee Attee Avie KS
Diy
E. Mich
Packard
Chevrolet
Studebaker
International
Chevrolet Co
Ann Arbor Street
Wiedman Auto Company
Saline, Mich
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