Saline News Social Roundup Leads With Local Events
Local notices recount visits and dinners among Saline families including Mr and Mrs John Gates of Ridgeway Mrs Florence Carven of Ann Arbor and Bruce Parsons of Detroit. Community groups plan events at St Pauls church and Federated church with attendance urged for meetings and theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B
John Gates
Ridgeway
Saline Friends
Florence Carven
Ann Arbor
Julia, Carven
Bruce Parsons
Detrit
C. R. Parsons
William Austin
Florida
A.C. McIntosh
Lansing
Harry’ Hol
Bara Brown
Howe
Ind
Harpy Holmes
Norman Ash
Alwin Burkhardt
Clarence Haarer
Hart Lake Club
Otsego Lake
Julius Walker
Clinton
Spea
Alfred Tedele
L. E. Fairbanks
Hilla
Henne
Edward Henne
Shak Brewer
Paul Voss
Sherwood
Ohio
Amry
Frank Harms
Harold Parks
Roman
Ypsilanti
Edward J. Muir
Amanda
Mayer
St. Paul's Church
C. C.woodbridgs
Irving’ le- Baron
William Orr
Lulu Baye
Lewis
Irving Hoon
Kearon
Co. D. Finkbeiner
Michigan’ State College
Finkbeiner
Ladies Bowing League Opens With Four Teams
The ladies started a bowing league with four teams of three. In the first game T's defeated the Flying Clouds 284 total led by Lillian Fitzgerald with 100 77 107. Evelyn Tanner scored 116 and tied Fitzgerald for high total honors with 284 as Blue Eagles met the Tigers in the other match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aer
Itheateng T’s
Flying Clouds
Lillian Fitzgerald
Blue Eagles
Tigers
Evelyn Tanner
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Grim Reminder of Massacre Found Near Oregon Border
An old rifle barrel from a cap and ball gun tied to a massacre of emigrant train women and children near Massacre Lake in the 1850s was discovered by tourists at Klamath Falls Oregon. The weapon was smashed and its barrel bent as pioneers damaged arms to deter attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Massacre Lake
Fifteen Years Ago in Local Social Notes
Miss Edna Smith visited Detroit last week while Hazel Cook stayed with Miss Ruth Blake in Ann Arbor. Margaret Fairbank and Wilma Cole hosted last Thursday night, and the Wiedmans visited Manchester. Theodore Felakamp visited Chelsea and Perry, Nina Jackson arrived from Paw Paw for spring millinery. George Braun and Christ Braun were in Detroit late last week. Mrs G W Barr and grandson George Martin visited an aunt in Chelsea. D B Mattison toured Lakeland to view his new property. A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Martin Keck with about sixty guests, games, music, and a fine supper.
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Oscar Wheeler, Jr
Detroit
Robert Fucss
New York City
Betty Wheeler
Thomas Ortz
Charles Howard
Milford
Grosse Pointe Yacht Club
Edna W Rothfuss
Michael Rothfuss
Na Owen
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Arbor
Iucr
Harold Rouse
William Gillen
Robert Gillen
Baward
Feuerbacher
Hugete
Walter Schwab
Ann Arbor
Federated Ladies’ Aid
Herman
Wenger
Kenneth
George Schmid Rn
Carl Moehn
Childr
Aio
Fred Moebn
Mary Leckner
U. ‘of M
Raymond Baker
Martin Fuchs
Margaret Rentschler
Tema Ehnis
Florence
Lodi
Emanuel Rentschler
Walter Boettger
Walter Armbruster
Michigan Livestock Exchange
Lansing
Lloyd Fairbanks
Carlton ‘Young
Fort Dearborne Lodge
Erma Thearer
Lily Servis
Alice Schleh
Saline
Edward Clark
Augusta
Zella Hance
P. A. Stuifvergen
Battle Creek
J. Milton Hoover
Ira Scogan
Michigan State Normal College
Arthur Miller
Scogan
United States
Elwood Rogers
Mary Lovely
A. J. Warren
Daniel Hall
Mesdames
Fred Burkhart
Hubert Spangler
Ralph Hunt
O. C. Wheeler
Maude Rankin
Washington
Rotary Club
Carl Pray
Normal College
Ypsilanti
Dorcas
Federated Church
Sympson Levie
Bardstown
Jackson, Mich
Edna Smith
George Braun
Christ. Braun
George Martin
Chelsea
Lakeland
Martin Keck
Local notes from Williamston area and town business
Mrs Fred Gillen of Ann Arbor visited Sunday. Logs arrive for sawing at D F Reeves yard near the depot. The Methodist quarterly conference meets Tuesday with Presiding Elder Bancroft in charge. A measles case cluster reported in a village house with four cases and three doctors. Mud spotted on a street for the first time in months, attracting curiosity. Clark property on East Main sees transfer from A M Clark to John Gillen with repairs planned. A Williamston Enterprise quote extols public spirit over lack of amenities, urging civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gillen
Ann Arbor
D. F. Reeves
Methodist Society
Bancroft
Clark
East Main Street
Tax List and Parody Quotation Reflecting Tax Fervor
A poet laments rising levies with a humorous list of taxes from state to tensor fare and gown to dog tax. The verse mocks taxation while noting public faith in a better future and skepticism fading as belief grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Davis
Life and News Details From The Observer
Fragmentary line shows price and subscription note for The Observer newspaper. No clear event or names present.
Country editors wield vast power in shaping public opinion
A Christian Science Monitor piece notes country editors influence California communities by boosting local commerce, shaping editorial policy, and guiding public sentiment. Surveys by USC and Stanley Bavier show readers trust small-town papers and follow editorials, often more than metropolitan outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pacific Coast
California
University of Southern California
Marc WN. Goodnow
Goodnow
Fas
Goodwolt
Country Press
Stanley Bavier
Bavier
United States Senate
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