Saline Social Notes and Community Activities Summary
Local residents attend family gatherings, travels, and visits across Saline and nearby towns. Mentions include Jean Grob of Detroit visiting Dan Hail, Ola Hammond visiting Detroit, and Jean Devine visiting grandparents Walter Peoples. numerous Legion events, church groups, and picnics at Wampler's Lake. and updates on home improvements, fishing trips, and a 13 day grouse and pheasant hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Spangler
Kroger
Jean Grob
Detroit
Dan Hail
Ola Hammond
Beverly Gates
BE. W. Payne
Macon
Bert McCharacter
Shirley Baumgartner
Ann Arbor
Max Fosdick
Alwin Burkhardt
Old Feeman
Boyd
Valley Farms
Ifred Schmid
Jackson
George Schmid
Walter Cook
Monroe
American Legion
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s Church
John Bodmer
Fred Aprill
Lucille Aprill
Lawrence McNamara
Haton Rapids
Louise Schroen
Clara
John
Michigan
Jean Devine
Walter Peoples
The
Legion
Wampler's Lake
Otto Loughman
New York City
Arthur O'Neill
Mary Spindler
Harry White
Lydia Acton
Ruth Stull
Alfred Acton
Grass Lake
Gene
Stull
Walter Acton
St John's church ice cream social planned at Bridgewater lawn
St John’s church at Bridgewater plans an ice cream social this evening on the church lawn. Funds or other details are not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Bridgewater
Local Social Notes and School Meeting Report
Fifteen years ago George Finkheiner and Miss Helen Alber visited friends in the area. Chautauqua keeps Liberty Theatre quiet next week. Visitors include Mrs. Daniel Paul and children from Rock Island Illinois. Edna C. Logan of Eugene Oregon stays with aunt Mrs. Fred Jerry until September. Birth announced of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons of Baltimore Maryland. Bertha and Clara Dieterle, Jacob and Sebastian Finkbeiner visited Ernest Monroe. Marie Knowles of North Adams visited O. C. Wheeler family with Betty Wheeler. Dr Nelson Bodendender and family dined with John Heininger’s party en route from Buffalo to Ransom. Fewer than 25 attend annual school meeting with Hammond and Seeger reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finkheiner
Dexter
Helen Alber
Ann Arbor
C. D
Harry Parsons
Baltimore
Bertha
Clara
Dieterle
Jacob
Sebastian Finkbeiner
Ernest Monroe
Stony Creek
Marie Knowles
North Adams
O. C. Wheeler
Betty Wheeler
Nelson Bodendender
John Heininger
Buffalo
New York
Ransom
Michigan
B. D. Hammond
George W. Seeger
Local notes from Saline and Tecumseh area events
Sunday visits at Detroit and Tashmoo park noted for George Schmid Jr and Miss Julia Layher. Mrs Hull of Colorado to return in September. Miss Saran Gross wed Ernest Muehlig of Ann Arbor. Misses Lenore and Stella Mahrie return to Jackson. H C Amerman to move to Detroit for milk business. Friis Minnett mill adds cement chimney 65 feet high. John Schafer, Germany born 1844, dies. survived by four. Pastor G A Brown and sons visit. marks end of seventh year in service. Local ball game ends 17 to 7 for south side. Ford mill elevators removed to Sharon mill, now prepping to grind soybeans on 1000 acres. Tecumseh seeks government sidewalk grant of 6000 to 7000 dollars. Commerce and Rotary back project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmid, Jr
Julia Layher
Detroit
Tashmoo Park
Mell Hull
Colorado
Saran Gross
Ernest Muehlig
Ann Arbor
Lenore
Stella Mahrie
Philp Boettger
Jackson
H. C. Amerman
Germany
G. A. Brown
Ewart
Wood
Sears
Fitzgerald
Armbruster
South Side Battery
Finsh
Dog Yip Follows Master Alfred I. du Pont to Grave
The bond between Alfred I. du Pont and his mongrel dog Yip began on a golf course when the wealthy man, touched by the stray, adopted him. Du Pont died in Florida and his body was moved to Wilmington. Less than a month later Yip, heartbroken, has died, and the dog is being brought back to rest at his master’s feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred I. du Pont
Yip
du Pont
Florida
Wilmington
Del
South Sea Natives Go Back to the Primitive
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Puka Puka, once a white settler paradise with trading posts and coconut estates, is returning to native customs as settlers depart. Grass skirts replace calico and denim, coconut oil lamps replace kerosene, shell hooks replace steel, and native food supplants tea bread and canned meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
Puka Puka
Brooklyn Eagle
Waterfowl Destruction Shows Long Decline Across North America
A joint United States biological survey with Canada reveals that from 1909 to 1929 about ninety percent of North American waterfowl species have disappeared due to development and other impacts since European settlement. A separate local note reports a police dog shot dead at the Sayler home last Tuesday evening, tied near the back porch. neighbors saw a car arrive and heard a shot, with a pool of blood visible. The world’s largest stamp collection is owned by Baron P. von Ferrary of Paris, begun in 1865 and valued at roughly two million dollars to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Biological Survey
Canada
North American
Henry Sayler
Blissfield Advance
Baron P. von Ferrary
Paris
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Citizens Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance
W. E. Dietiker
Susan
Detroit Edison
Lloyd Fairbanks
East Michigan Avenue
Sylvia Stephenson
Maude Rankin
Martin Fucss
Donald Burkhart
Virgil G. Brown
Brown
H. J. Feuerbacher
Maurine Ewing
Kate Stang
Saline
Ewen
A . H. Cole
R. H. Bamer
Hllowene
Bernard
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Carl Kircher
C. E. Kircher
Margaret Kircher
Carl Moehn
May Morden
Bert Osborne
the Fair Association
F. W. McClain
C. D. Finkbeiner
C. Fred Staebler
Ben Pryor
R. H. Alber
Wamp- 4 Lake
Pegey Burke
Ypsilanti
Jean Fosdick
Max Collins
Frank Spindler
EH. J. Beasley
Milwaukee
S. Y. Cotton
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Pleasant Lake
Kendall
L. Zimmerman
Inkster
Dorothy Jane Spence
Lansing
Pauline Rogers
Bert Gillen
Fred Gillen
Watkins Lake
Chris. Miller
Pittfield
Casper Groeb
M. Sage
Joan Rolf
Annn Arbor
Mary
Minnie Kloss
Stanley Phuiwich
Albert Moelm
Ann Gr Sealed
John Landwehr
J. W. Cole
Upper Peninsular
Wisconsin
Arthur Briggs
C. F. Unter- Kircher
George A. Uphaus
W. W
John W. Canfield
Washtenaw Post-Tribune
Saline Friends
Herman Wenger
Kenneth
Reuben Crosby
Edwards
North Branch
C. O. Woodbridge
Frank Schuler
Virginia Zimmerman
Clinton
Ronald W Nissly
Rainbow Division
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Mae Wheeler
Merle Trout
Dean B. Hammond
Observer
Jean Carléen Burkhart
H. &. Parsons
Texaco
Townsend
Townsend Club
Lucille Hilbert
Harold Westerman
Adrian
Federated Church
Luella Parsons
Bridge
Pedro
Jean Carleen Burkhart
Muriel Woodbridge
Ralph Harwood
Naomi Friis
Clara Schroen
Alwin Gross
Marion Rouse
Katherine Briggs
Wesley Dietiker
Wesley Gross
M. Phillipp
William Schumacher
George Boettner
Elmer
Conrad Boettner
Maumee
Ohio
American Legion Auxilary
Wampler's Lake State Park
Thelma Burkhart
Dorothy Lawrence
Hazel Cook
Bertha Finkbeiner
Amanda Hartman
Tema Mochn
Elizabeth Dell
Legion and Auxiliary
Wampler’s Lake
Tifteen
Ford Mill
Sharon Mill
Ford Company
Brooklyn
Tecumseh
Commerce and Rotary Clubs
South Sea
Saline, Mich
Westinghouse
Country Club
Catsup
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