Local News Notes and Social Roundup in South Saline
South Saline and vicinity report moves and visits. T B Kinsey moved to Temperance this week. Burt Meade of Tecumseh visited Frank Stilts and family. Mrs Michael Tenel and son Charles visited Fred Teufle and family. The Kinsey and McGrew families hosted guests and dancing parties were held with about forty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Kinsey
Temperance
Burt Meade
Tecumseh
Frank Stilts
Aliss
Helen Craig
Sinson
Michael Tenel
Charles
Fred Teufle
N. Meier
George Rothfuss
Fred Teufl
Mirs
Margaret Gregg
Thomas Kiney
Misge
Everett Collins
Charle
Ella Collins
Airs
Joel Gray
Ridgeway Snday
Gorge VarHue
Flint
Trank Thomas
Alonso Kutler
Donald
Leon ¥Ealey
T. Biginsey
Ada
Local Social Roundup Recaps Visits and Travel
Bridgewater residents share visits with friends and relatives in Adrian Manchester and Detroit. Mrs George Fesuder and children visit Manchester. Chester Reed from Detroit spends a day with the Reed family. William Reed and son Harod travel to Detroit. Miss Camila McGinn returns to school after two weeks in Dexter. Joseph Bersuder and Miss Glen Bersuder go to Ann Arbor. Mrs Katherine Keuhner returns to Ann Arbor with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thrasher
Detroit
William Reed
Harod
George Fesuder
Chi‘ren
Chester Reed
Mateurite Riedel
Adrian
Camila McGinn
Dexter
Joseph Bersuder
Glen Bersuder
Ann Arbor
Katherine Keuhner
Joe Bbersider
Central York Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Guy Richards is quite sick as Mildred Richards sits with a sore toe. Lillian Hertler visited from Ann Arbor. Alger and Mrs Alger Allison dined with his parents. William King and family moved from Roy to a Macon area farm. John Goding and family visited Milan. Dan Murray and family stayed in Gogoreville area. Richards hosted sister Mrs Arthur Baltwright and family from Ypsilanti. Orvel Sanderson and children Anna Leota and Clayton visited from Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Richards
Mildred Richards
Lillian Hertler
Ann Arbor
Alger Allison
David Allison
Frank Kelesy
William King
Roy and
Sibert
Ri 'Ards
Macon
John Goding
Hster Richards
Milan Tuesdsy
Andrew Muray
Dan Murray
Mvgoreville
Guy
Richards
Arthur B.ltwright
Ypsilani
Orvel Sanderson
Childre Anna
Leota
Clayton
Mar Ypsilanti
Mrnd
George Kelsey
Saline Observer at Saline Mich Post Office Sale Notice
A damaged notice indicates the Saline Observer postal entry in Saline Michigan as second class matter with a subscription price of 1.50 per year. The fragmentary text signals a mailing or publication classification and price point.
Local Parties Nominate Tickets in Bitter Monday Caucus
Democrats held a Monday caucus nominating a full slate led by Supervisor Henry Bredétnitz and Clerk Gertrude Lutz, while Republicans failed to place a ticket. The Democrats drew about 150 supporters at the event, naming officers including treasurer Max Fosdick and highway officials, while Republicans listed several candidates, with disputes over titles and spellings in the long-run slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
Henry Bredétnitz
Gertrudés Lutz
Max Fosdick
Andrey J
Servisor
Chichael F. Gros Has
Jacob Birk’e
Mark Sweetland
Edward Wild
Justice of the
Teee
Herman A. Gensley
D.e
Scer—Sa
Ob Briener
Local Notes From Saline Area Highlight March Events
March records include the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Clark Bracey on March 11 and a 71% pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs George H Cressy of Chicago. Visitors kept up with Detroit and Ypsilanti connections as Mrs R B Rowse of Ypsilanti visited, and Ruth Rose spent time in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Bracey
Marion Rowse
Ypsilanti
Ruth Rose
Ann Arbor
R. B. Rowse
Kate Weinrett
B. Taylor
Detroit
Morgan Sherman
Marcel
Georgge H. Cressy
Chicago
Anna Schnirine
William Schniring
E. B. Cook
Tatesday
Ms Cook
H. Dieter*e
Louise
Milan
Wellington- Nott
Azalia
Agalia Church
Latta
Oakwood Cemetery
Rudoph’ Lasher
Sandusky
Ohio
Wiliam Schnirring
Rudolph Lasher
Lucile
Junior
Warren Cole
Gary
Indiana
H. B. Cole
Willis
Emanuel Ames
Saline
A. E. Cole
Michigan Avenue
Christian Life and Church Notes Sermon Preview
Methodist notes from Pastor G P Bayless invite parishioners to a Second Mile themed service. Sunday morning at ten features Christian Character Its Aim and a church school at 1130. Evening service and post church program with children are highlighted plus discussion on The Manhood of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Bayless
Christ
Church of the Living God
Edward J Milli's Store News Offers Spring Farm Goods
Spring paints varnishes and threshes arrive with a full stock. Clipper mill for seed cleaning, gasolines, kerosene, and farm tools promoted. Purchases include Grinnell Electric, Rumely Tractor, John Deere gear, and various farm equipment. Local farmers urged to buy now before price rises.
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Saline and Vicinity
Cory. Deering
Bridgewater
Sylvester Losey
Dearhirn
Reed
Frank Riedel
Reseathy
Central York
Willard Hall
Caroline Robison
Byrn Rhodes
Ellsworth Clins
Detroi
Silay Briges
I’mer Cambern
Ihursty
Sis Roy Salterla
Mel Higgins
Edward Miller
Schuyler
Joe Pence
Sam Hatch
Ed Miler
Eiabeth Higgins
Wan
John Higgins
Manchester
Herman Cole
Reynar Scudder
Car¢S
S. EB. Conklin
Dax
Eyeworth Csllis
Litte Midred Retienbach
Falstori
Parker Allen
Reymond Johson
Fostoria
Ernest Camburn
Fihhson
Mr. Camburn
Mark Randall
Elmer Rotee
Thei
Sebastian Finkbeiner
International Harvester Company
Jackson, Mich
Herman Heininger
Yours Very Truly, Sebastian Finkbeiner
Harvester Company
Michigan
BY Sim. R. Wilson
Guy Collins
Highway Oveser
John Kohler
George V. Cook
Chas. ‘W. Koch
Christ. J. Finkkemner
Matthew Seeger
Lodi
Fred Lambarth
Albert B’ass
Heny Flanigan
Robert Wagner
Adan ‘Stoll
Louat
Dietifer Funeral Director
Schaeberle & Son
Music House
South Main St
Ani Arter
W. E. Dietiker
EYE
S. Main
Arod & Co. Jewelers
Edward J. Milli
Alphons
Schmidt
Carl Theurer
Arthur Armbruster
Steve
Sildal
Brane Papsdorf
Mobioil
Bavie
Herman Whitampp
William Robison
Albert Hoeft
John Deere
Fordén
Jamson
Edward J.: Muir
Phone
A. E. A. Mummery, M.D
Ann Arbor, Mid
Hujzel Bldg
Surddys
Packard St
A. G. Wood
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