Community notices and events in Clinton area
Local social updates report Mrs Edna House visiting Clinton, Mrs Mark Sugden’s business trip to Ann Arbor, and Mrs Lea Tescher entertaining a bridge club. A meeting of the O B S is announced for March 21. Residents care for the ill, and a theater schedule features Avizong Nights and Home Made. Bowling accident, hospital visit, and a westward trip are noted along with a public euchre party and local political caucus outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna" House
Clinton
Mark Sugden
Arnn Arbor
Lea Tescher
Pridge Club
Lee Tescher
Burkhardt
Manchester
White
Fred Thomas
Silver King
Liberty Theatre
Avizong
Johnny Hines
The
Whipre
Willys Knight Ears
Mr. Stark
Fr. B
Roy Stoddard
Ann Arbor
Rosa Wiedman
Miss Riss
George Braun
Santa Ana
California
West
Martin Sehaible
Ms. Worster
Pred Braun
Opera House
George Burkhart
Elna Craig
Tigkofhas
Austin Robison
Chauncey F. Pitzgerald
Sebastian Fikbeiner
A. Fitzgerald
Adam. Iuman
J. Trojenosti
William Heusel
Robert
Erm
Arthur
Woot
Detroit
Maranel
Bill
Daughhter
Geraltine
Yysilan U
John Burkhardt
Fred Stierle
Mirentis
Adala Mir
Eghen Finithein
Sears
Surate
Payrmant
Eriey
Saline rural teachers meet with junior Red Cross talk
The Saline group of rural teachers held a March 19 meeting in Benton with Miss Anna Reiser as hostess. Fourteen teachers attended except Mrs Blaess. The session centered on a news and paper project for first through fourth grade pupils and included a talk by Miss Sapinfle on the Junior Red Cross and its Washtenaw County role. The meeting closed with an invitation to Hammond school for the March gathering hosted by Miss Moorhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Sehind
Anna Reiser
Blaess
Robinso
Mae
Childern
Benton
Aho
Posiron
MiNetis
Mies Sapinfle
Red Cros
Washtenaw Couny
Campbell
Hammond School
Miss .Moorhead
Saline Farmers Club Holds March Meeting at Miller Home
The Saline Farmers Club met March 10 at Mr and Mrs Miller’s home with Charles and Arthur Miller present. President Franny Wauck led the session after opening prayers. Members discussed state club listings and the corn borer conference set for Ann Arbor on March 13. The afternoon session featured Miller livestock remarks and readings on living costs and future topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Farmers’ Club
Arid Mix
Charles Miller
Arthur Miller
Franny Wauck
Clit
Frank Hanck
Ann Arbor
C. H. Miller
Charles Henmey
Harry
Frank Henck
Nest
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to BP Department neighbors and others who helped during a recent fire. The item also references sale notices, farm horse listing, and Washtenaw County Fair manager R. G. Merithew with a temporary move and forthcoming residence plans in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP Department
Anyl Mys
RL Brown
Goo Farm Horse
R. G. Merithew
Washtenaw County
Mish Reay
Hag
Mayplester
Ann Arbor
Welfare Club Meeting at Macon Hosts Starr Work Visit
The Welfare Club met at Mrs. Gusta Pennington's home in Macon with about eighty attendees. Floyd Starr and five Starr Commonwealth boys presented readings while Starr discussed the program's aims and progress. Mrs. Frances A. McDermott died at 80 after years of heart troubles, and a Texas bandit joke closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusta Pennington
Macon
Floyd Starr
Gleason
Starr Commonwealth
Aipien
Mayme McGuire
Todd
James Whitcomb Riley
Starr
Plord Starr
Starr Common
Albion
Frinces A. McDermott
Notary Acknowledgment for LHO Gruner Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this third day of March 1928 Delia Reed notary public. Commission expires June 10 1930. Directors Jacob Renz George Klager William Schumacher attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lho Gruner
DELIA
REED
Jacob Renz
George Klager
William Schumacher
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Roral Prackters Meeting
Farmers’ Club Meeting
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Bridgewater
Michigen
Banking Department
Commercial
Michigan
Goutny
Washtenaw
Leo Gruner
Gashier
U. S
Custone
Onimey
Golden Glow
Limoges
Detroit Edison Company
Economics
Flim
Chevrolet
Cook & Son
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