Saunders and Allies Gather in Ohio Weekend
Ed and Central York Elwin Saunders spent Saturday in Columbus Ohio. Eugene Weed ate dinner with John D Allison Friday. Mrs Mary LeBaron visited John Murray Saunders of Ohio State University last week. Grant Allison and son visited his brother Alger Tuesday. Carl Saunders travels to Ohio for a summer fruit farm work. Mrs Alger Allison attended a Friendship class party at Mrs William Austin's. Beulah Saunders joined a Put In Bay excursion with Roosevelt High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Saunders
Columbus
Ohio
Eugene Weed
John D. Allison
Mary LeBaron
John Murray Saunders
Ohio State University
Grant Allison
Willis
Alger Allison
Carl Saunders
William Austin
Beulah Saunders
Put In Bay
Roosevelt High School
Mooreville social notes and Detroit ball games
Mooreville H W Gilman and son Frank attended the ball game at Detroit Tuesday. Miss Marie Crawford of Milan spent from Wednesday until Saturday with Miss Lois Holcomb. Mr and Mrs Guy Zeluff and daughter Clara of Detroit spent the weekend with their parents. Loyola and Russell Kanitz spent Saturday with their grandparents at Milan. Franklin Smith of Milan is spending the summer with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Harlan Holcomb. The Young People's class of Mooreville M E church enjoyed a wienie roast at Huron River park Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Harold MacLachlan and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday visitors of her parents, Mr and Mrs H W Gilman. Robert Crawford returned home Friday night from a week's trip to Washington with his graduation class from Milan High school. Mr and Mrs Loyal Kanitz and Mr and Mrs Harlan Holcomb attended the Boston Detroit double header ball games at Detroit Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Gilman
Frank
Detroit
Marie Crawford
Milan
Lois Holcomb
Guy 4Zeluff
Clara
Loyola
Russell Kanitz
C. E. Kanitz
Franklin Smith
Harlan Holcomb
Mooreville
M. E. Church
Huron River Park
Harold, MacLachlan
Ann Arbor
Robert Crawford
Washington
Milan High School
Loyal Kanitz
Zana Gates
Olivet
Inez Halpin
Flint
Sue Langan
Helen Allen
Tecumseh
Hartley Harrison
Royal
Oak
Sage
Anna Pennington
Jackson
Will Pennington
Otto
Will Schoolmaster
Rome Center
Don Bilby
Herbert Gilmore
Mattie Harring
Walter Harring
Charles Burleson
D. L. Burleson
Everet Travis
Ripon
Cal
Travis
Macon
Ross Biddle
Argyle Biddle
Ypsilanti
C. O. Biddle
J. D. Frost
Charles Gorton and Sons
S. B
Elwyn Bugbee
Mercy Hospital
Marion Rhoades
Nellie Burleson
Bertha Miller
Cleary College
George Miller
Social Notes of South Saline Residents and Guests
Mrs. Helen Fisher and children visited Mrs. Leon Vealey. N. M. McConnell of Ann Arbor called on the Floyd Spence family. Edward Hartwig and son Frederick visited Taylor Center. Hattie Kutler stayed with her daughter and family. The Evans of St. Louis visited O. S. Evans. Frank Stilts and Hattie Kuder called on Effie Kuder in Macon. Carl Swartz of Mooreville visited Edward Hartwig and family. Floyd Spence and son Floyd Jr attended Dexter graduation. Ed Anglemyer and daughters from Clinton called on Herman Mehler. Geraldine Kutler of Detroit and Alwin Gross with family visited Earl Kuder. Inez Spence and Lloyd Clark stayed with their grandparents William Gallaway in Waltz. Wesley Reed, James Merritt and daughter Mildred of Ypsilanti visited Leon Vealey. Paul Metzger hosted Philip Drum and Adolph Drum families of Detroit. Albert Cross hosted Herbert Gilmore family of Milan and Myri Cross family of Britton. William Avery and son Milan of Ridgeway visited Herman Mehler. Hallie Mehler and son Thurlow joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fisher
Leon Vealey
N. M. McConnell
Ann Arbor
Floyd Spence
Edward Hartwig
Frederick
Taylor Center
Hattie Kutler
Eldred Evans
St. Louis
O. S. Evans
Frank Stilts
Hattie Kuder
Effie Kuder
Macon
Carl Swartz
Mooreville
Floyd, Jr
Dexter
Ed. Anglemyer
Clinton
Herman Mehler
Geraldine Kutler
Detroit
Alwin Gross
Saline
Earl Kuder
Inez Spence
Lloyd Clark
William Gallaway
Waltz
Wesley Reed
James Merritt
Mildred
Ypsilanti
Macon Social Notes Tell Of Visits and Death
Macon residents and visitors are listed with weekend calls and home stays. The list includes Zana Gates and children at Olivet, Inez Halpin of Flint with Miss Sue Langan, Helen Allen from Tecumseh with Langan, and Hartley Harrisons of Royal Oak with the Langan home. Obituary notices mention Everet Travis of Ripon, California.
Death Claims One Of Our Merchants In Saline
The Saline community mourns Edward James Muir a longtime hardware merchant age 67 who died at his East Henry street home after a brief illness. He leaves wife Gertrude Hubbard two daughters one grandson and a sister. Funeral services were held at Dietiker funeral home with burial in Oakwood cemetery. Friends from several cities attended and local businesses closed in his memory. He was born July 25 1877 in York township and spent 44 years in the hardware trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Edward James Muir
East Henry Street
Mr. Muir
York Township
William
Emeline Rheinfrank Muir
Gertrude Hubbard
Ypsilantia
Vernon Allmendinger
Ann Arbor
Harold Allmendinger
Aaron Schairer
West Point
Nebraska
Winchester Model 37 single shot gun praised for reliability
An article extols the Winchester Model 37 as a strong affordable single shot. It highlights all steel construction, double action ejection, and full choke barrels across gauges 12 to .410. The writer notes easy maintenance due to advanced barrel polishing and shares a user experience favoring the 16 gauge for upland game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Richards and Schroen Host Visitors in Judd District
Mrs. H S Richards entertained friends Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Schroen and son Hdd Schroen hosted visitors from Ann Arbor. Arthur Bakity of Columbus visited last week. Mr and Mrs Herbart Richards welcomed George Richards and others from Ann Arbor on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Richards
Margaret Schroen
Hdd Schroen Savere
Ann Arbor
Arthur Bakity
Columbus
Ohio
D. G. Richards
George
Herbart Richards
Hammond District Courting Weekend Notices and Visitors
Numerous social calls and visits across Hammond district and nearby towns. Betty Gordon visits aunt in Monroe while Glennis Gordon and family spend weekend with Gordon relatives in Dayton. Several calls among McClue, Stimpson, Tower, Haughn, Needham, Forsythe, Gilbert, Gordon, Hauk, and others in Ann Arbor, Jackson, Plymouth, Muskegon, Pittsfield, Ypsilanti, and Owosso with graduation at Cleary College noted.
Safe carry revolver model 87 praised for price and design
The article notes the gun’s low cocking lever and hidden location behind the top lever hinder accidental draw and firing. It lauds the Model 87 as a fine little arm with performance and a price under ten dollars, making it accessible to most shooters.
Uncle Jim and the split log with the Utes tale
Colorado Springs man Uncle Jim recalls a Western Slope incident where he faced 26 Utes led by Haley Moccasin. He staged a stunt to free his log by loosening wedges, trapping the tribe, and then slipping away. The anecdote ends with a warning about progress through emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Jim
Redskins
Unites
Western Newspaper Union
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Central York
DR. H.S. Geldard
West Michigan Ave
A. d. Warren
Fordson
Servis Chevrolet
Michigan
Jim Finnell
Observer
Seioui
South Main ST
Drs. E. D & A. H. Brown
Chicago St
Wayne Soap Co
Tecumseh, Mich
Garrick
Charles Ruggles
Alice Brady
Melvyn Douglas
Virginia Bruce
Doris. Nolan
George Murphy
Warren William Karen Morley
South Saline
Edward J. Muir
Nashville
Effie Sage
Allen Sage
Margaret
Triple A. Products
Allen
Navy
Harold
Francis
Bert Ede
Royal Oak
B. G. Roberts
Harrison, Ark
Judd
Hammond District
Betty Gordon
John Haughn
Monroe
Neil McClue
Hovey Needham
E. O. Stimpson
Louise Tower
Glennis Gordon
Dayton
Walter Gordon
Abe Davenport
Olga McCollum
Minnie Hammond
Ida Mehler
James Young
Clara Kanouse
James Forsythe
E. J. Forsythe
Clare Gilbert
Elwood Owen
McDaid
H. M. Gilbert
Clifton
Robert Love
Muskegon
Seattle
Wash
Dean Gordon
Adrian
Glen Gordon
David
Ira Hauk
Plymouth
Ralph Hammond
Frank McCailn
Pittsfield
Mary McMann
Evin. McMann
S. Finkbeiner
C. A. Curtiss
John Stimpson
Berkley
Frank E. Hagan
Tom
Watson
Maytag
Stevens & Bush
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