Local Notices and Social Snippets From Washtenaw Area
A roundup of names and small events from Washtenaw County communities includes visits from Mrs Sugden and families from Brighton Ann Arbor and Detroit. Townspeople attend events in Ann Arbor Toledo Detroit and Chelsea with birthdays and burglaries noted. The Washtenaw Rabbit Breeders meet April 1. Scouts to a University band concert tonight. a Chelsea man dies in a train collision near Guthrie crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association
Court House
Ann Arbor
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Federated Church
School vacation notices and local changes for spring
Thirty years ago Miss Gardner Crippen and Smith from the school return home for vacation. The kid band plans a concert April 11. Edward Stierle to build a new house west of town. Hull Brainard and Davenport visited from Detroit. Mrs. Lockhart died after brief illness. funeral Monday. Charles Williams left for Detroit for a law office post. Dr. Sanford rents Maison store and plans an office by April 1, moving family here. Local politics reheated as Fowler and Lutz plan another supervisor race. Cullen and Buck buy a power horse clipping machine to improve horses’ looks. Fellows injured. Wallace couple visit Chattanooga. Alfred and Lillian Blum spend Sunday. Fouss family mourns death in St Louis. M E church supper on April 1 promises novelty and a rich menu. The bill of fare is an over-the-top spoof with many pies and odd dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Crippen
Smith
Kid
Edward Stierle
Ss. Hull
W. Brainard
Arthur Davenport
Detroit
Fred Lockhart
Charles Williams
Dr. Sanford
Willis M. Fowler
John Lutz
Rob Cullen
Frank Buck
C. M. Fellows
BE. W. Wallace
Chattanoga
Alfred Blum
Lillian Blum
Jackson
Fouss
Martin
St. Louis
Missouri
Saline Savingsbuys vacant corner lot in town
Fifteen years ago the Saline Savings bank announced purchase of the vacant corner lot at Michigan avenue and Ann Arbor street once owned by John McKinnon and later by Adam Klumpp Jr. A new building is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Savings Bank
B. A. Davenport
Michigan Avenue
Ann Arbor Street
John McKinnon
Adam Klumpp, Jr
Davenport
Methodist Church Notes Palm Sunday Services and Easter Schedule
Palm Sunday services at 10 with Life's Triumphal March sermon and musical selections. Sunday school at 11 15. Evening service at 7 50 led by Rev A P Rickard. Lent services. deputation teams from Wesleyan Guild Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Guild. Easter cantata Friday. Easter sunrise at St Pauls 7 00 and Easter Sunday 10 00 with joint worship invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Hill
Gounod
H. A. Holmes
Ray Davis
Epworth
A. P. Rickard
Laxman
Wesleyan Guild
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor Guild
College Group
Our Church
St. Paul’s Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Dietirer’s
Pontiac Nursery
H. Gross & Sons
Saline, Mich
Observer
Jim” Gross
Sugden
Brighton
Ela M. Henne
Clemens
Sylvia Gross
Lansing
C. J. Rapp
Henry Schroen
Toledo
Mark B. Sugden
Bolhuis
S. R. Wilson
Stanley Wittbracht
L. D. Tanner
Mary Morden
Mt. Clemens
George Miller
C. H. Miller
A. D. Crittenden
Miss Fern
Harry Rhoades
Cooper
Floyd Rhoades
Carl Guenther
Lodi
John Burkhardt
Lee Tescher
Mr. Tescher
George Uphaus
Rev. Rowling
Dean Cox
Jimmy” Hasselmann
Michigan State College
Central Supply Company
Addison
University Band
Hill Auditorium
Chauncey Freeman
Chelsea
Guthrie Crossing
Michigan Central
Ward Ernst
Pedro
Louis Bowen
Walter Wiedmayer
Ward
Bill Foly
Ray Shaw
Ernst
Fish
Greece
Albert, Neithammer
B. N.smith
Mr. Smith
Margaret Godfrey
C. EB. Godfrey
Bancroft
Adam Schroen, Jr
Adam Schroen
C. H. Wittbracht
EH. S. Ostrander
Chicago
RL. Finch
Esther Fairbanks
Allegan
Henry Parsons
Baltimore
Maryland
Emma
Nissly
Christian Renz
A. G. Cobb
York
Co. L
Fred R. Gross
O. C. Wheeler
Martin Wheelock
Florida
Methodist Church
Pavemena
Alwin Burkhardt
Wheeler’s Pharmacy
Wiedman Auto CO
Childden
Burkhart Store
Enna Jettick Shoes
Monarch
Yacht Club
Ralston
LL. D. Tanner
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