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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1926

Page

2

Local Movements and Visits Across Michigan Families

CENTRAL WORK J. W. Dicks is in St. Mary's hospital in Detroit. Guy Richards was an Ypsilanti visitor Saturday. Sehroen visited relatives in Ann Arbor Sunday. Miss Pearl Dicks was an Ann Arbor visitor Wednesday. Howard Richards visited Fred Sehroen in Ann Arbor Sunday. Guy Richards and Parker Murray attended an auction near Deanborn Tuesday. Mrs. Jacob Stecher and Miss Norma Kilumipp are visiting relatives at Stockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Murray of Superior township spent Sunday at the Murray home. Mr. and Mrs. Alger Alison spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Parker Murray. William Richards of Rochester spent Wednesday night with his brother, Fred Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Murray spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murray of the Ridge. Mrs. John Gooding visited at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Beulah Richards, in Milan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Morton of California spent Tuesday night at the home of his cousin, Fred Richards. Misses Ross and Murray, teachers in the M. H. S., spent Thursday night with Misses Mary and Electa Murray. John Dicks is home from Wayne where he has been for some time at the home of his brother, Samuel Dicks. Mr. and Mrs. Alger Allison and son spent Wednesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Allison, near Mooreville. Fred Richards and daughter called on his sister, Miss Bessie Richards, in Ann Arbor Saturday. She is soon to enter the sanitarium at Northville. Mrs. Hattie Murray went to Amherst, Ohio, Friday where she will spend some time with her daughter, Mrs. Elwin Saunders, whose seven children all are sick with whooping cough.

St. Mary’s Hospital Detroit Guy Richards Ypsilanti Jacob Sehroen Ann Arbor Pearl Dicks Howard Richards Fred Sehroen Parker Murray Deanborn Jacob Stecher Norma, Kilumipp Stockwood Marion Murray Superior Township Murray Alger Alison William Richards Rochester Fred Richards Dan Murray the Ridge John Gooding Beulah Richards Milan George Morton California Ross Mary Electa Murray Fred. Richards Bessie Richards Northville Hattie Murray Amherst Ohio Elwin Saunders Bert Moore Ernest Hirth Ernest _ Mayer Edward Grosshans Mary Grosshans Fred Mayer Warren Hol. Schneider John Hughes Gar Davenport Emil Rothenbecker Arthur Drake Blory Hinckley Henry Plannigan Pt4a Lodi Martha Kitts Edgar Drake Ermmett Heller Ann. Arbor Ralph Wes Mary Ann Drake Fred Kalmbach

South Saline Notes On Local Visits And Illness

Hugh Craig and son Donald visited Detroit while Miss Geraldine Kutler stayed with Mrs Albert Johnston. Many neighbors hosted or visited each other in Ann Arbor Adrian Ypsilanti Milan Tecumseh and Saline. The sick list includes several with grip bronchitis and German measles.

Bert Osborn Sam Craig S. Klever Saat Fred Teufel M. Teufel Geraldine Kuder Beatrice Cross Everett Collins Madge Garrett

West Mooreville News Briefs From Local Homefront

West Mooreville residents report illnesses and family visits across the week. The Ridge and Tecumseh sent attendees to a basketball tournament, while a fire destroyed Barney Brzybylski’s farm home but spared most contents. A PTA meeting is postponed to March 24. a club dance is delayed due to sickness. Mrs. Davenport and others recover or remain ill. community members visit relatives in Clinton and Detroit areas. A letter promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and chest soreness.

Jas, Edwards Montgomery Ala Foley Wheeler's

Local Social Notes From Judd District Macon

Mr and Mrs Karl Theurer moved to all farm in Macon. Mr and Mrs Langstaff hosted relatives from Detroit. Fiami and Arthur Laeno returned to school after measles illness. Ward family of Ann Arbor visited Reuben Rogers family. Karl Theurer Clifford Richards and others visited Alfred Acton group at various gatherings.

Karl Theurer All Farm Macon Langstaff Detroit Fiami Arthur Laeno

Local Socials and Visits Share News Across Lodi Area

Central Lodi families report illnesses and gatherings as Bert Moore and kin host and visit relatives in nearby towns. Ancillary notes mention Betty Mayer and parent visits, Detroit and Ann Arbor connections, and a District 10 PTA meeting at Mary Grosshans home on March 19.

Washtenaw County Dairymen Set Meeting With Members

County dairy association holds a meeting with about 125 members and their wives to discuss plans and activities for the season.

Washtenaw Association

Washtenaw County dairy associations plan banquet

In Washtenaw County four dairy associations operate around Chelsea Ann Arbor Saline Ypsilanti and Milan with 26 herds each. The March 27 lunch at the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce aims to stress contest work for county dairy development open to all with reservations due by March 22. Glenn Hanlon states he was not with the Ducharme group in the wheat theft case. he says the Ducharme boys used his car without his knowledge.

Ann Arbor Zto Glenn Hanlon Monroe County Ducharme Boys Milan

Prize for Best Fair Book Cover in Washtenaw County

Washtenaw county fair officials offer a $10 gold prize to a county high school student who designs the best fair book and program cover for 1925. Rules require original work, no more than two ink colors, no blending, and the copy must reach the Fair Office by April 16. The design should reflect the county's agricultural and industrial activities.

Washtenaw County Washtenaw County Fair

Stores Offer Best Values Says Professor Warns Women

Dr. Alfred P. Haake, former Wisconsin economist, argues against door to door selling. He claims local stores provide equal or better prices and quality, and that house to house selling is economically unfounded.

U. S Alfred P. Haake University of Wisconsin Haake

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John Dicks Wayne Samuel Dicks and Mirs Alger Allison and Son David Allison Mooreville South Saline Hugh Craig Donald Geraldine Kutler Albert Johnston Marie Murphy Fred Teufet Albert “Johnston Walter Dillon Adrian Moon Welfare Club Clare Waite Aan Arybor Cora Walters Aubrey Pocklington Britton Frank Stilts Mr. and, Mins. Eon Véaley Leon Hall Willard ‘Hall Earl Betser Tecumseh Bixby B. A. Gleason A. Kutler Ellsworth Losee Mix C. F. Hellman Joyce C. R. Pierce Saline Hamilton Moore Floya and Hamilton Felterman Milford William Haslick West Mooreville M. Davenport Fred Reese Marylin Arthur Carter E. Hendershoot W. D. Gauntlett Walter Roades Clinton Carl Bartels Delmer Herman Bartels Harmon John Teufel Arline Taylor Vivian Richards J. N. Lawrence OD. Zeluit Parent-Teacher Association Jerome Squires William Smith Peter Patterson Walter Greashaber Lemuel Goldsmith Casper Gus Goldsmith Barney Brzybylski George Squires Judd Clifford Richards Edd Guenther Alfred Acton Russell George Essenburg Alpha Gramer Richards Paul A. G Karl ‘Thewrer Lods tIonia News John John Deere Staebler MOBIL Stabbler Emros Gross & Son’s Hardware H. Gross & Son THE Detroit Edison Company Reas Jungers Ivalspar
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