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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

3

Saline Savings Bank Bank Statement Affirmation 1937

I A R Burkhardt cashier of Saline Savings Bank swears the financial statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief, representing the bank's affairs as shown by the books. Subscribed and sworn before Clarence Cook notary public on July 9 1937, with attestations from directors G C Townsend Alfred Hertler and Lee Tescher.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ss. I. A G. C. Townsend Alfred Hertler Lee Tescher Direc

Brotherly figures mourned with lodge honors at burial

Funeral services were held from the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 with the Milan Masonic lodge in charge. Burial in Mooreville cemetery.

Milan

Community greetings and visits span South Saline

Roderic Heilman of Detroit called on Donald Stilts. Hugh Craig of Britton spent Monday with his son Roscoe and family. Virgil Miller of Toledo visited Roscoe Craig. The Kopkaane family spent Tuesday at Wampler's lake. O S Evans visited Elmer Roe. Leon Vealey and Hattie Kuder stopped by Effie Kuder. Floyd Spence visited William Gallaway. Olive Easlick visits Pearl Dillon and Walter in Milford. Marjorie Hutchinson and Ben Cogswell called on Roscoe Craig. Harold Hammond and family were guests of Herman Mehler. Jim Wirths welcomed a new baby girl. Ben Cogswell and daughter visited Roscoe Craig. June Michelsen and Jeannine Draper of Ann Arbor visit grandparents Floyd Spence. Dick Kleinschmidt and Herman Mehler families were Toledo visitors. Roscoe Craig and Jerome DuFour attended Tecumseh Products Co. opening celebration Tuesday night. Farmers Union attendees at Macon M E Church included Ray Hendershot, O S Evans, Albert Cross, and H Moore.

Roderic Heilman Detroit Donald Stilts Hugh Craig Britton Roscoe Virgil Miller Toledo Roscoe Craig William Kopkaane Wampler’s Lake O. S. Evans Elmer Roe We Creek Leon Vealey Hattie Kuder Effie Kuder Macon Floyd Spence William Gallaway Waltz Olive Easlick Pearl Dillon Walter Milford Marjorie Hutchinson Ben Cogswell Harold Hammond Herman Mehler Frank Stilts Jim Wirth June Michelsen Jeannine Draper Ann Arbor Dick Kleinschmidt Jerome DuFour Tecumseh Products Company Farmers Union Macon M. EB Ray Hendershot O. 5. Evans Albert Cross H. Moore

Macon Notes: Local Visits and Obituaries

Macon society notes record visits from Detroit Flint Ann Arbor and Los Angeles including Mr Mrs Carl Thomas in Detroit and Mrs Alta Griffin in town. Obituaries include Arthur Mills Camburn who died at 75 near his birthplace and John Wesley Pennington who died at 81 with funeral services held. Caiis Triffet death reported from Washington D C formerly a Macon resident and former upper grades teacher.

Carl Thomas Detroit Jack Hanna Ruth Ann Donald Graf Flint Everett Chambers Claud Bailey Carl Hawkins Henderson Lake Carl Master Dundee Clayton Bigelow Alta Griffin Los Angeles Cal Springfield J. P. Garber Foley, Fla David Bush HE. C. Stevens Calif Caiis Triffet Washington, D. C Triffet Macon

School Board Holds Election At Oak Grove

Mrs. Skittenhelm travels to Ann Arbor for hospital treatments. Miss Shephard from Detroit visits Mrs. Carlton Murray and family. At Oak Grove school meeting Jesse Bird Sr. did not wish to serve further, so John Dicks Sr. was elected director. Other officers: Rudolph Hertler moderator and Carlton Murray treasurer.

Skittenhelm Ann Arbor Miss Shephard Detroit Carlton Murray Oak Grove Jesse’ Bird, Sr John Dicks, Sr Rudolph Hertler

Obituary and community notes from Mooreville and surrounds

Gust Goldsmith 64 died Sunday July 4 after a four day double pneumonia illness. Born August 7 1872 in Vermillion Ohio he moved to Mooreville with family April 13 1882 and married Alta Massick December 22 1897. Survived by wife daughter Hazeldene son John Dee grandson Jerry Earl three sisters and one brother. Nearby residents Loy al Kanitz Louis Smith Harlan Holcomb and Parker Murray visited relatives. Luella Mae Murray and Ha Jean Long also noted.

Clyde Gauntiett Loyal Kanitz Wamipler’s Lake Louis Smith Milar Harlan Holcomb Clayton. Butler Detroit John Wilmot Luella Mae Murray Parker Murray Ann Arbor A. J. Turner Ha Jean Long Hillman

Funeral and visiting figures in local community notices

Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham 2x4 son George attended the funeral of Mrs Needham s father Wesley Pennnington near Macon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dan OBrien and Shirley Jean Charles Deem and Miss Mary White all of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon Wednesday. Mrs Maude Deem returned home with them. Sunday callers at Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon s were John Deem Mrs Maude Deem and Miss Margaret Cramer of Detroit Mr and Mrs Tra Hauk of Plymouth Mr and Mrs Dean Gordon and family of Adrian.

Hovey Needham George Detroit Tra Hauk Plymouth Dean Gordon Adrian

Giants Unearthed Near Pauls Valley Oklahoma Skeletons Over 7 Feet

Excavation along the Washita River near Pauls Valley with anthropologists from the University of Oklahoma and Tulsa University uncovers more than half a dozen skeletons over seven feet tall. Dr. Forrest E. Clements estimates the race lived 750 years ago and might reveal a hitherto unknown Indian tribe. WPA crews assist while visitors restricted to Thursday only. Pottery arrowheads and a deer jaw bone found. Further soil layer studies needed to date skeletons. The national poultry improvement plan is noted with 41 states using it. There is a quip about mothers in law and sons in law.

Washita River Pauls Valley Okla University of Oklahoma and Tulsa University Forrest E. Clements Department of Anthropology University of Oklahoma WPA Clements

Tecumseh visits and family notices in Hammond District

Mr. and Mrs. Hovey Needham were Tecumseh visitors Tuesday. Miss Alberta Carey returned home Friday from visiting relatives in Charlotte. Mrs. Everett Gilbert and children of Saline called Friday afternoon on Mrs. E. M. Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love and children of Saline called on Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gilbert Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mehler and family hosted relatives near Macon on Sunday.

Hovey Needham Tecumseh Alberta Carey Charlotte Everett Gilbert Saline E. M. Gilbert Robert Love Harold Hammond Herman Mehler Macon

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Saline Savings Bank Saline, Michigan Banking Department Tors Rene Nenesenes Enanaenaancorsosasesenas U. S Aden Saawnawer Eeaare Eens Eeeveneenneenee Total Lee Tescher George J. Feldkamp Alwin Burkhardt BE. Cook Alfred Hertler George J. Feldkamp F.O. Wiedman J. H. Feldkamp Joseph Burkhardt DR. H. 8 Gildard West Michigan Ave Me A. J. Warren Tormendo Realstate and Jim Finnell Observer Garrick Ane Withers Anthony Martin John Trent Helen Burgess Foan Crawford Robert Montgomery Mrs. Cheyney Buster West Roland Young Joan Gardner Man Who Earm Printing South Saline Fonte Sber Central York Mooreville Department of Agriculture Stub Major Michigan State College Ned Moore Ponce.De Leon Bimini Florida Ene Mam Troon Pamemaw Fountain Tobea Peninsula Firestone Line Pat Sam Firestone B. C Gross Hardware Store Hammond District
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