Local Happenings Include Visits and Church Event
Edward Henne was in Detroit on business. G C A Curtiss visited Ann Arbor. Miss Donna Fennegan of Plymouth, guest of Miss Erma Heininger, and Mrs Edna House hosted a dinner for sixteen. The Community Choir will perform an Easter cantata Darkness to Dawn. Other notes mention family visits and attendance at flower shows in Detroit and Saline Federated church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. A. Curtiss
Ann Arbor
Donna Fennegan
Plymouth
Erma. Heininger
Roy Stoddard
Fred Peace
Ella Henne
Ida Steffy
Fred Layher, Jr
John Sciteh
Detroit
Herman, Heininger
Perri Hauk
Township Club Reorganizes For Broader 4 H In Saline
The Saline township 4 H club formerly the Junior Swine Growers Pig club reorganizes to allow enrollment in any county project. Officers named include President Dean Gordon and Secretary-Treasurer Rex Girbach. A meeting March 23 at Frank Hauk’s home will adopt a new name, initiate members, enroll in projects, and appoint leaders. Nearby items note Miss Marian Bruce fracturing her hip, Dr Tuttle treating her, and a Manchester Enterprise reflection on thrift and Kipling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Junior Swine Growers Pig Club
Dean Gordon
Ernest Girbach
Rex Girbach
Pig Club
Raymond Girbach
George Neerham
Saline Township
Frank Hauk
Marian Bruce
Jackson Street
Miss Bruce
Tuttle
Clinton Loeil
Manchester
Hoffer
Manchester Enterprise
Brotherhood Urges Second Mile Faith At Chelsea Meeting
Rev Crosby of the M E Church led a Chelsea gathering urging members to go the second mile for Christ as a path to victory. The meeting closed with prayer and a follow up set for April 15 at Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Crosby
M. EB. Church
Chelsea
Public Notice in Washtenaw Probate Court
In Washtenaw County Probate Court on March 5 1928 Judge Jay G Pray presiding the matter of James L Gregory deceased administrator C A Curtiss requests final account and distribution hearing set for April 4 at ten AM at the Probate Office publication ordered in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks Nora Borgert register dates March 15 22 29 1928
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Saline
Jay U. Pray
Nora O. Borgert
Marely
Entertainer Prye and Company At Opera House Tonight
Birds snared in midair and other illusions headline a varied show mixing vocal and instrumental music. The act promises a spectacular midair fishing illusion, the disappearing ring, a great sunshade effect, and the mysterious Chinese Torture Cabinet as part of Interstate Series entertainment at the Opera House tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prye and Company
Beauty and Drama in Barbara Worth at Liberty
Review notes the drama romance and desert settings of The Winning of Barbara Worth. Ronald Colman stars as Willard Holmes with Wilma Banky and Gary Cooper in a story shot on Black Rock Desert featuring a dramatic labor revolt and unprecedented sand storm sequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
Barbara Worth
Liberty Theatre
Black Rock
Ronald Colman
Williard Holmes
Barbara
Wilma Banky
Barba
Jefferson
Worth
Kingston
Harlequin Mountains
Willard Holmes
Abe Lee
James Greenfield
Holmes
Devil
Canyon
Colman
Roland Colman
Gary Cooper
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W. L. Douglas Shoes
Oxfords
Rayons
Edward Henne
Edna House
William Duncan
Mb. Pleasant
Herman Gross
East Michigan Avenue
B. B. Dodge
Mrs. Clarke
Ogden
Utah
Harry
Howe, Indiana
C. A. Curtiss
Andrew Decker
la Grange
Indiana
James Fitzgerald
Benton Harbor
Max Fitzgerald
Adrian
Sela A. Fitzgerall
Brotherhood
Saline Federated Church
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
Forrest Tefft
Ypsilanti
S. T. Dunk
Arthur Lutz
Jesus
Earth
Washtenaw County
Galilee
W. H. Tirrell
Dundee
Dunk
H. E. Spade
Manchester Evangelical Church
Ralph Harper
M. Bichard
al McDonald
Hartley
Dixboro
Denton
Tefft
H. A. Leason
Dearborn
Dr. Leason
Township Club
Rudyard ‘Kipling
Tad Tian
Michigan
Frye Company
Frye and Company
Opera House
Fisher Bodies
Chevrolet
Fisher
Duco
General Motors
Geo,.v. Cook, & Son
Aria
the Mills Company
Doi
Haarlem
Howeres
Holland
Bia
Ievys
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