Visitors and police caution noted in Saline society notes
Mrs Gordon Anthony visits her sister in Jackson while George Steele and family visit the Lueckhardts. Irene Burlingame stays with Lucille April in Clinton. Mrs A J Warren receives an Electrochef. Two Ypsilanti men drinking during Governor Brucker address are detained by Officer Alber and fined 15 dollars each before release. Local ads promote confections and discounted meats and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Anthony
Edwin Warner
Jackson
George Steele
Dexter
Aaron Lueckhardt
Irene Burlingame
Clinton
Lucille April
A. J. Warren
Davenport
Schmids
Local notices and arrivals from Pleasant Lake to Ann Arbor
Fifty years ago reports note Dr. Wallace and Mr. Weimann at Pleasant Lake harvesting fresh fish. Herman Josenhans leaves his father’s shop for a position in Ann Arbor. Professors Whitney and Lyman visit to inspect the local school. Alumni dues urged at Burkhart’s. Home grown strawberries sell for 11 cents a quart. The class of 1902 lists Rose Sanford Edna Wood and Carl Josenhans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Weimann
Pleasant Lake
Presbyterian Church
Ypsilanti
Herman Josenhans
Ann Arbor
Whitney
U. of M
P. Lyman
Normal College
Tooze
Saline General Hospital Births Highlights
Mr and Mrs Neil Tracy of Saline announce a son born June 2 weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces. Mr and Mrs Monroe Phillips of Saline announce a son born June 1. Medical staff include Loretta Dechert Emily Fosdick. Notables: Professor Theodore Running of Ann Arbor Mary Shevlin Cicero Illinois Georgia ODonnell. Tonsillectomies: Thomas Zahn Saline Kenneth Wenk Chelsea Thomas Hufford Milan Marilyn Fry Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Tracy
Monroe Phillips
Loretta Dechert
Emily Fosdick
Theodore Running
Ann Arbor
Mary Shevlin
Cicero
Tllinois
Georgia O’donnell
Thomas Zahn
Kenneth Wenk
Chelsea
Thomas Hufford
Milan
Marilyn Fry
Anne Arbor
Legion Auxiliary honors Gold Star families at 42-member meeting
The William B. Lutz Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion home with 42 members and guests. They honored Gold Star Mothers Wives and Sisters, heard Sue Thomas tell of Europe experiences, and announced upcoming events including parades, poster prizes, a hospital party, and a June 15 Otter Lake billets open house. Delegates for department conventions were elected for Grand Rapids in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Lutz
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Sue Thomas
Europe
Margaret Vance
Olga Lambarth
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Otter Ake Childrens Billet
Luella Dell
Sally MacArthur
Luella Winkle
Genevieve Martin
Grand Rapids
Fascinating Fashions Blend Frontier Wear With Glamour
Dale Evans designs her own western inspired outfits emphasizing frontier pants and hand tooled belts for comfort and fit. Dinah Shore notes western touches can elevate gala attire with silks and velvets embroidered in gold and silver for dramatic evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Evans
Radio
ITV
Roy Rogers
Dale
Frontier
Dinah Shore
CBS
Jack Smith
Ginny Simms
Legion Auxiliary Thanks Helpers for Poppy Sale Parade
The American Legion Auxiliary thanks all who helped in the Poppy Sale Memorial Day Parade and for flowers. Mae Harms, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mae Harms
Sec
Saline High School Elects Senior Council Officers
Saline High School students elected seniors to all Student Council posts on May 27. President Richard Miller won 216 votes. Kelven Braun becomes vice president. Rhea Menzel is secretary. Nancy Woods elected treasurer. Seven homeroom reps chosen. two more to be elected in September. Amendment one granting veto power passed. amendment two creating a judicial branch failed by margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
Richard Miller
Kelven Braun
Rhea Menzel
Nancy Woods
James Knight
Sharon Starling
Nancy Ross
Walfred Larsen
David Bredernitz
Richard Wiedmayer
Bruce Parsons
Marie Sacks
Shirley Uphaus
Karen Taylor
Christina Schnierle
Sharon Larson
James Rhoades
Detroit Edison Names New Assistant Manager for Ann Arbor District
Edward M. Sherburne, 86, appointed assistant manager of Detroit Edison’s Ann Arbor District by district manager Gage R. Cooper. Sherburne, born in Berkeley, California, studied at the Sorbonne and Lansing College, has served in Detroit Edison since 1936 with Army service in France and England. He is a former personnel coordinator in the central sales offices and active in civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M
Sherburne
Detroit Edison
Ann Arbor
Gage R. Cooper
Cooper
Robert R. Brown
Walter Maier
Berkeley
California
Sorbonne
Paris
Lansing College
Shoreham
Sussex
England
France
Adjutant-General’s Corps
Detroit
Junior Board of Commerce
American Red Cross
Public Health Committee
Sweet Monarch Louis XIV Praised For Fragrance Habit
The article notes Louis XIV, famed king of France, as “the sweetest smelling monarch” because he wore large quantities of perfume daily, reflecting his courtly hygiene and prevailing scent culture.
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Louis XIV
Local Briefs Highlight Residents and Social Visits
Mrs. Leonard Hutzel returns from St Joseph Mercy Hospital on Monday. Gerald Graf and family move into Herman Bredernitz apartment on North Harris Street. Charles Kern begins construction of new home on Saline Heights. Oscar Weber hosts Elmer Cammett family and Glen Weber family for dinner. Paul Lee hosts bridge club last Thursday. Robert Starling and Billy visit George Martin in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Hutzel
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Gerald Graf and
Herman Bredernitz
North Harris St
Charles Kern
Saline Heights
Oscar Weber
Elmer Cammett
Glen Weber
Paul Lee
Robert Starling
Billy
George Martin
Detroit
Rothfuss Rites Held for John G. Rothfuss
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday June 4 at 2 p m for John George Rothfuss who died June 1. Born August 20 1872 in Boesingen Germany he came to the United States at 18 and married Lydia Finkheiner on December 18 1901. Surviving are son Elmer and grandson Dale Rothfuss both of Saline and brother Michael Rothfuss of Clinton Township. He belonged to St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church in Saline with burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
John George Rothfuss
Mr. Rothfuss
Boesingen
Germany
Lydia Finkheiner
Elmer
Dale Rothfuss
Saline
Michael Rothfuss
Clinton Township
Rothfuss
St. Paul’s Evangelical and
Former Saline Man Receives Degree at Olivet College
Michael Bennett, a Saline native and former University of Michigan student, received a bachelor of arts degree at Olivet College during the 92nd commencement. President Raymond Blackney presided. Dr. Alexander Grant Ruthven gave the address. Bennett also won the State College Scholarship to pursue graduate work at Rackham. He will live in Ypsilanti while studying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet College
Raymond Blackney
Alexander Grant Ruthven
University of Michigan
Michael Bennett
Pas
Olivet
Bennett
State College
Rackham Graduate School
Saline
Ypsilanti
Timeline of Saline and Vicinity 1921 1926 Highlights
A historical chronology lists events from 1921 to 1926 in Saline and nearby areas. Notable items include the Burg and Tol murder by bandits on Burg Farm in 1921, fires and storms, a 1922 coal miners strike, Harding's 1923 death, ships wrecks, street paving efforts, transit and utility developments, and the Shenandoah airship crash in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burg
Henry Tolmar
Burg
George Cook
Harding
San Francisco
U.S
California
Baker
Detroit
Chicago
Ford Motor Co
William Jennings Bryan
D.U.R
Eliott
Shenandoah
Ara
Ohio
B. Cook
Fred Schmid Grocery
England
Grand Rapids
Ila Huff to Deliver Commencement Address at SHS
Mrs. Ila Huff will speak at Saline High School graduation on the theme Effective Citizenship. Her career spans roles from country teacher to Oklahoma legislature member and Memphis juvenile services director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Huff
SHS
Saline High School
America
Oklahoma State Department of Child Welfare
Oklahoma State Orphanage
Oklahoma State Legislature
Council
Memphis Juvenile Court
Girls’ Club of
Memphis
Fishing Land Wisconsin Ties Record With Vast Stream Network
The report notes Wisconsin features an extensive 10 000 mile network of trout streams, highlighting its significance for anglers and regional recreation. Local officials tout the breadth of streams as a key resource for tourism and fishing culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Angles in Photography From High to Low for Better Shots
The article urges using high and low angles rather than eye level to improve outdoor and indoor photographs. It notes background control, variety, and dramatic effects, with the example of a girl at play to show natural posing and reduced self consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Guilder
Miss Hilda Heusel Wins George Wilson Prize
Miss Hilda Heusel of Saline Michigan won the George R Wilson prize at Olivet College Olivet Michigan June 1 The freshman with the highest standing in the class receives the award Heusel salutatorian of Saline High School last year has maintained high scholarship and appears on the Academic Achievement list all year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Heusel
George Wilson
Olivet College
Olivet
Michigan
Eugene Heusel
Johnson Road
Saline
George R. Wilson
Hilda
Saline High School
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National Production Authority
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J. L. Hudson Company
Southfield Township
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Hudson’s
Legion Auxiliary
Sweet Monarch
John G. Rothfuss
G. L. Parsons
Ozro. Hazard
Automobile Insuren' Safety Association
Flic
Mtns
Tana Haat
Dairy Queen
The
Snapshot Guild
Saline, Mich
Norge
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