Mrs Julia Carven Dies After Illness at 86 in Saline
Mrs Julia Elizabeth Carven widow of Charles Howe Carven died June 10 at Saline General Hospital after several weeks illness. Born March 12 1852 in Steuben County New York she lived in Fairfax Virginia before moving to Saline in 1869. She married January 3 1882 and lived with her daughter Mrs Bessie E Collins and two grandsons Charles and Max Collins. Funeral at 2 30 Sunday at 109 West Henry Street with Rev William Bach. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Julia Elizabeth Carven
Charles Howe Carven
Saline General Hospital
Steuben County
New York
Gardner Pierce
Katherine J. B. Sugar Slayton
Fairfax
Virginia
Saline
West Henry Street
Carven
Bessie E. Collins
Charles
Max Collins
William Bach
Federated Church
Collins
Oakwood Cemetery
Pioneer Conrad Boettner Dies at 87 in Bridgewater
Conrad Boettner, a Bridgewater Saline area pioneer born February 24, 1855, died Friday noon at his nephews Lawrence and Elmer Boettner's home in Bridgewater. He lived there since his wife Delia’s death two years ago and leaves brothers John and Fred and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Sunday at Lockwood funeral home with Rev. W. F. Baumann presiding, burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Conrad Boettner
Bridgewater
Saline
Lawrence
Elmer Boettner
Delia
Mr. Boettmer
Bridgewater Township
George
Detroit
Buffalo
Mrs. Boettner
Parsons
Russell Street
Feuerbacher
Lambarth
Federated Church
John
Saline Township
Fred
Lockwood Funeral Home
W. F. Baumann
Oakwood Cemetery
USO Drive for Funds Next Week in Saline
A house to house canvass will occur next Monday in Saline to raise funds for the U S O. The drive supports recreation and hospitality for service members. Saline’s quota is 550 dollars with proceeds from a ballet Saturday night donated to the USO.
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U. S
USO
Local notes mix war era hints and everyday life
A collage of items from Saline and Traverse City discusses wartime measures like fuel and sugar rationing, dehydrated apple nuggets for soldiers, and a no festival cherry event. Other items cover local sales, banking ads, a peony ant fact, milk truck tires, and community updates including residents moving and school curriculum plans.
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Helen
Michigan
Africa
Central America
Lege
Michigan Tradesman
Traverse City
New Jersey
Brazil
Pearl Harbor
China
Japan
Robert Love
Platt
Robert
the Observer
George Haberer
Elmer Bickel
Supt. Bearss
Lorrin Jedele
Seattle
Wash
Orrin Briggs
Obituary for Ida Shaw Weed at Federated Church
Mrs Ida Shaw Weed of Omaha died last Saturday after living in Nebraska. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Federated church in Saline. Survived by sons R S Wood and G G Wood of Omaha and brother Clifford Shaw of Chicago. burial in Oakwood mausoleum.
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Federated Church
Ida Shaw Weed
Saline
Omaha
Nebraska
Hoover
Elizabeth Wood
Clinton
Clifford Shaw
Chicago
Mable Eliza
Ida
Wood
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Wood
G. G. Wood
Livestock Commission
George Shaw
Whitmore Lake
Isaac Shaw
Ernest Needham
Milan
Harry Shaw
Detroit
Elson Shaw
Ypsilanti
A. J. ‘Turner
Mooreville
Arthur Shaw
Arthur Miller
Bach
The
Oakwood Cemetery
Eye Exams Available Saturdays at Milan Hotel
Dr. Frank Gif ford offers eye examinations every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 45 PM at the Milan Hotel. Glasses can be fitted without drops at this Toledo optometrist service.
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Milan
Frank Gifford
Toledo
Saline Rotary Club hears travel films and commentary
Rotary Club meeting featured C. J. Shuttleworth of Milan presenting 45 minutes of color films showing Texas, Mexico, parades, mountains, gardens, rivers, pyramids and markets with a lucid narration. Guests F. E. Ross and Albert Fiegel attended. The note also thanks community members for support during a bereavement and mentions Miss Lucile Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alber.
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C. J. Shuttleworth
Milan
Texas
Mexico
Rotary Club
F. E. Ross
Albert Fiegel
Ann Arbor
Mr. Fiegel
Alice
Engel
Lucile Myers
Edward Alber
Card of Thanks for Deceased
Acknowledges grateful appreciation for kindnesses and sympathies shown during late illness and death of the departed. Signed by Herbert J. Prout, Lois P. Norred, Elizabeth BP, Jessup, Gordon J. Prout.
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Herbert J. Prout
Lois P. Norred
Elizabeth BP, Jessup
Gordon J. Prout
Local Maton Wedding Ties Vealey to Hall
Miss Jeanne Vealey daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon Vealey married Russell augless Hall son of Mr and Mrs Russell Hall Tecumseh at Martha Mary chapel Maton Monday The couple were attended by Edward Root and his wife a reception followed The bride a Ford Nurses home Detroit graduate works for Washtenaw County Selective Service board The groom works for Ford Motor Company After a short wedding trip they will reside in Saline.
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Jeanne Vealey
Leon Vealey
Russell Augless Hall
Russell Hall
Tecumseh
Martha-Mary
Maton
Edward Root
Ann Arbor A
Clara, Ford Nurses
Detroit
Washtenaw County Selective Service Board
Ford Motor Company
Saline
Classified Advertisements Collage From Saline Area
A dense listing of classified items and services including farm poultry hatchery notices, auto parts repair, livestock prices, and local business ads from Saline and nearby Adrian Michigan. Items include pigs, soy beans, pigs weeks old, used 1939 Mercury, wedding invitations, hay loaders, and stationeries. Includes contact numbers and local business names such as Wiedman Auto Co and Saline Hatchery.
Two Michigan weddings unite Kohler Everly and Beckington couples
Miss Florence Kohler and Robert Everly wed at the Masonic Temple in Ann Arbor in a ceremony led by Rev. Harold May with 175 guests. The second couple, Dorothy Bruner and Garth Beckington Jr., married at the Michigan League Chapel with Rev. Harvey Colburn officiating. they will reside on Bemis road.
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Dorothy Bruner
William Gross
Ann Arbor
Garth Beckington, Jr
Garth Beckington
Bemis Road
Michigan League
Harvey Colburn
Ypsilanti
Iris
G. Butcher
Mark Beckington
City Council Proceedings June 8 1942 in Ann Arbor
Council meeting held in the council rooms on Monday evening June 8 1942 with Mayor Gross presiding. Treasurer reports $500 from State Savings Bank as a poor fund under Kneeland B Simmons estate to aid the needy. motion to invest in government bonds. Bills totaling $1152.96 approved. adjournment.
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Gross
Schroen
Lambarth
Haarer
Schleh
State Savings Bank
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Lee Tescher
Kneeland B. Simmons
Frank Camburn
Schieh
Alwin Gross
Lottie Walace
Birthday and injury thanks from Mrs. John Guthard
Mrs. John Guthard expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards and gifts on her birthday anniversary and for support during her recent injury.
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John Guthard
Thanks for thoughts after my accident from Mrs Wilbur Rundel
A note from Mrs. Wilbur Rundel thanks readers for thoughts after her accident. The piece also promotes weekend grocery specials advertised in The Observer today in Sealine stores, urging readers to check ads for savings.
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Wilbur Rundel
Observer Tedayvy
Sealine
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Greater America
Grace Brandeau
Begole
U.S. C
American Legion Auxiliary
Rea Cti
America
Guremix
Page
Schmid’s Food Market
Central Dead Stock CO
Julia Carven
Ida Shaw Wood
Clarence Cook
Arcetioneer
Phone
West Michigan Ave
Saline Mercantile Company
Frank Tucker
Mercury
Wiedman Auto Co
Hine
Sarge
Antile Co
R. G. Wahl
S. Ann Arbor Street
Morton Poultry Farm
Saline Creamery
Macon Road
Mick
Wiedman Auto Company
Carrelk Frost
Darling & Co
A& B
Brooks Brothers
Adrian
Adrian, Mich
Adrian Tankage Co
United States
Everly-Kohler
Florence Kohler
Herman Kohler
Robert Everly
Wayne
Masonic Temple
Harold May
Dorothy Kohler
Johanna Hill
Edward Bailey
Dolores Everly
Orlen Betry
Mr. Bailey
Carl Betry
Edwin Klager
Alice Klein
Ida Brown
Eleanor Tubbs
Marie Wild
Gegella Faheta
Council Proceedings
FOX
Salin Theatre
Singapore
Leif Erikson
Florence Rice
Charles Stercett
Russell Hayden
Rio
Bob Hope
Vera Zorina
Louisiana
Paulette Goddard and Milland
Lady
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