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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

2

Local Socials and Notices From Central York Area

Central York brief notes report visits by Mrs John Gooding and others including Miss Lucetta Bure and Mrs Anna Kelsey. Residents from Ypsilanti Detroit Milan Stony Creek Fayette Ann Arbor and California converge in farm and family visit scenes. Also notices invite legal printing for estate settlements and probate notices via the newspaper.

Clara Dunn and others visit, travels and notices

Clara Dunn visits Lois Teachout. Robert Dunn returned home from the hospital Thursday. Della Teachout is briefly home from Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Ryan visited Lester Bailey Friday afternoon. People from the area attended Eddie Davy’s funeral in Mooreville Monday. Helen Dunn and Franklin Boyer to receive eighth grade diplomas in Ann Arbor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sidney Yape Florine Richards and Ora Gray of Ann Arbor visited D G Richards Sunday afternoon. D G Richards, Clifford and George Franklin Richards and Miss Nagg of Britton visited Hobart Richards at Howell sanatorium Sunday.

Robert Dunn Della Teachout Ann Arbor Ryan Lester Bailey Eddie Davy Mooreville Helen Dunn Franklin Boyer Sidney Yape Florine’ Richards Ora Gray D. G. Richards Clifford George Franklin Richards Miss Nagg Britton Hobart Richards Howell Sanatorium

Local Social Roundup Of Visits And Weddings In Macon

Macon residents and neighbors are noted visiting relatives and friends across Michigan and Ohio. Several couples and individuals, including the Randalls, Paynes, Harrings, and Mil lers, traveled to Milford Toledo Detroit Adrian and Jackson. A Detroit marriage, and birthday celebrations hosted by Mrs Halladay and others are reported.

Children Attend M. E. Sunday Services with Performances

Numerous children participate in a Methodist Episcopal Sunday service program featuring responsive readings, recitations, songs, solos, and exercises. Choir numbers and a poster presentation highlight a lively Children’s Day amid offerings and remarks by Rev. Schofield.

M. E

Fred Staib Succumbs In Ypsilanti After Illness At 60

Former Saline businessman Fred Eb Staib died at his Ypsilanti home Thursday after a 15 month illness at age 60. Born in Clinton he lived in Saline years ago while running a local business, then moved to Ypsilanti 24 years ago. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs J J Roberts Detroit and Mrs B C Davis Ann Arbor, son Leroy, sisters Mrs Ida Dettling Manchester, Mrs Ambrose Kehoe Clinton, Mrs Frank Kilby Adrian, Mrs Joe Clegg Chicago, Mrs Frank McGuire Detroit, and two brothers Arthur Staib Clinton and Bernard Staib Detroit. Funeral held Saturday at home. burial in St John’s Cemetery Ypsilanti.

Fred Eb, Staib Saline Ypsilanti Clinton J. J. Roberts Detroit 8. C. Davis Ann Arbor Leroy Tve Ida Dettling Manchester Ambrose Kehoe Frank Kilby Adrian Joe Clegg Chicago Frank McGuire Arthur Staib Bernard Staib St. John's Cemetery Yopsi- Janti

Pittsfield Social Notes From Monday to Sunday Gatherings

F W Schoen and son Wilfred spent Monday in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Feldkamp of Ann Arbor were Sunday callers at the Will Paul home. Ed Wiedman returned to Detroit after visiting the George Wiedman home. Mrs Albert Heininger and family and Miss Anna Paul went to Holly on business. John F Wiedman and daughter Lizzie of Saline visited his son George and family. Albert Heininger and family spent Sunday with the Walter Schulz home near Ann Arbor. Mrs Elmer Johnston and children Imoe and Walter of Clinton and Gottlob Kuebler of Detroit were dinner guests at the George Wiedman home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Ernst and daughters visited Mrs George Klager at Gates hospital in Ann Arbor Sunday and called at H Osler's home. William Schoen returned from teaching at Arthur Hill high school in Saginaw and will lead First Aid at the Saginaw Y M C A camp at Wagner Lake for six weeks. Arthur Heininger and family visited the Albert Wenk home in Ann Arbor Sunday. Mrs Caroline Rentschler of Saline, with her daughter Mrs Wenk, returned home Sunday evening. Reuben Feldkamp and family spent Sunday with his sister in law John Bauer of Lima. Bauer invited the Feldkamp family to a four course dinner at the North Lake hotel. Charles Kern and family spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Wisel of Saline. Mr and Mrs Howard Kern and daughter Evelyn of Ann Arbor were visitors at the Kern home in the evening.

F. W. Schoen Wilfred Detroit Wilbert Feldkamp Ann Arbor Will Paul Wiedman George Wiedman Albert Heininger Anna Paul Holly John F. Wiedman Lizzie Saline George Walter Schulz Elmer Johnston Imoe Walter Clinton Gottlob Kuebler Andrew Ernst George Klager Gates’ Hospital H. 8 Osler William Schoen Saginaw Arthur Hill High School Saginaw

Local social notes span Monroe Tecumseh and nearby towns

Numerous visits and gatherings unfold across Toledo Detroit Flint and Adrian as families attend reunions showers and graduations. Residents include George Price Alice Taylor Helen Taylor Ben Ball Gladdwin Boyd Claude Kniffen Albert Lidster Faith Lidster and others with events at Gull Lake Tecumseh Monro e and Ypsilanti reflecting community ties and local milestones.

Stimpsons Visit Clinton and Area Folks

Local notes report numerous Sunday visits and callers from Clinton to nearby households including Stimpsons and Gall, Haughn, Needham, Hammond, Gilbert, Young, Frisbee, and Cornish. The Milan Leader notes Don I Clement Shoe Store closed after filing for voluntary bankruptcy protection.

Don I. Clement Shoe Clement Milan

New Barns Shelter College Beef Herd at Michigan State

Michigan livestock men attending Feeders Day at Michigan State College will view new beef cattle lots at south of the Red Cedar river. The program includes barn inspections, talks by Charles Snyder and Dr. P C Minneman, and reports on feeding trials with baby heifers lambs and hogs.

Michigan Michigan State College Red Cedar River A. Funcheon Union Charles E. Snyder Chicago Drovers

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Central York John Gooding Lucetta Bure Roy Throop Jesse Bird Raymond Sweeney Joseph Sweeney Oscar Stone California Irving LeBaron Anna Kelsey and Familly Ralph Head Near Emma Stony Creek Betsy Ward Fayette Ohio Fred Richards Charles Aker Sara Brooklyn Exponent Oxford Parsons Judd Clara Lois Macon F. O. Randall Milford BE. W. Payne Toledo Beatie Johnson Eva, Harling Rochester N. Y Martha Clarkson Robert Mills Harrison Will Swick W. P. Hart Perrysburg J. M. Williams Will Harring Margaret Amy Janie Harring Arthur Richmond K. Jacobs Ralph Halladay Clare Camburn Flat Rock Leonard Rhoades Leonard Rhoades and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Brooklyn John Iveson M. J. Williams Carl Thomas John Voorheis Hudson Lavern Mansfield Lavern, Jr Imlay City Mansfield Grace Cheesbrough John Ladd H. Bebbico Pontiac James Burder Mills Swick Ronald Pilbeam Carl McClue Clare Rhoades Halladay Lucille Halladay Clare Camburm Marion Billie Rhoades Youn C. F. Unterkircher God Schofield Harlan Dicks Marilyn Dietiker Margaret Ann Davis Bobby Leonard Billy Ash Meeta Sloss Dorothy Jeffreys Jesus Pauli Davis Marilyn Camburn Tiny Tots Doris Tanner Della Tanner Alice Juanita Alexander Frances Bowen Nandine Leonard Thelma Marken Ernestine Wilson Kathleen Roller Mary Jane Hammond Doris Jean Davis Elizabeth Fast Joanne Bridges Harriet Feeman Dale Leonard James Hammond Dora Holmes Lou Evelyn Bowen Charles Fast Harold Wilson Gertrude Mar Ken Ethel Rogers Shirley Stevenson Evelyn Leonard Lutcher Dicks Dale Fosdick Lloyd Bowen Henry Feeman Juanita Feeman S. Schofield Fred Staib Pittsfield George Price Alice Taylor Helen Taylor Ben Ball Gladwin Boyd Claude Kniffen Albert A. H. Kniffen Marvin Ball Monroe Alonzo lLcidster Myrle Lawhead Flint W. H. Smith Bea Helen Haystead Gull Like Howard Linn Martha Gorham Henry Croll Faith Lidster Alonzo Lidster Lillian Kemph Tecumseh Frank Kniffen Ernest DuBois Fred Anderson Todd Sandlake Hoagland Bernice Dibble Holloway Garland Osburn Charles 3. Osburn Ben Piotter Earl Ramnbow Wiseman Raisonville Grange Hall Dora Benedict Womans’ Club Wampler’s Lake Cottage Harry Harrick M Harrick Memorial Park Swanton Clifford Underwood Stephen Ball Palmyra Kenneth Stamp Roy Kehr Mabel Mill Northville E. G. Miller Edna Miller Byron Covell Sally Tuttle Ray Covell Plymouth Harold Phelipp William McWilliam Mary and Gladys Oliver Malcomb Nelson Lewis Phillips Ernst Oliver Nelson Eber Ellis Dundee Clara Ellis W. J Brewer Frank Lewis Brewer Fenton Barrett Leland Downing Barrett Harl Phillips Adams John Gamboe Mary Ickler Walbridge Park Beatrice Ickler Riga Harlan Keran Garfield Gray L. C. Exelby Ruth Evans Tipton Ralph Miller Lawrence Hoagland Phillis Edwards Miss Edwards Ida K. Taylor Donald Boyd Dale George Householder Ray Monroe High School Hammond District B. O. Stimpson Andrew Girbach Herman Gall John Haughn Glenn Gordon Geraldine Vanness Hovey Needham Mary McMann Ella McMann Ralph Hammond Mable Needham George Needham Wesley Pennington Claude Gilbert Vera Goodin Tuttle Wolflake C. N. Easton Minnie Hammond James Young John Bruckner Ray Frisbee Mary Cornish James Toms Frank Kooks Anne Arbor Donald Stimpson Owosso McLean E. Q. Stimpson Clarence Carr Vanetta Dwight Miss Vanetta Ida Mehler John Young Ruby Young Lucille Cody Harold Hammond Ernest Gleason Florence Wiedmayer Warren Finkbeiner Everett Clair Gilbert Hazel Gordon Nora Betty David Gordon Shelter College Alwin Burkhardt
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