Many Local Visits and Births Reported in Saline Area
The Saline Observer notes numerous visitors from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Detroit A variety of Easter arrivals and departures including Mrs A J Turner visiting her mother Mrs Herkimer and Fred Dieterle moving to a farm near Ypsilanti Families and individuals including Lambarth Layher Jackson Starks Miller Collins Burkhart and others are mentioned with birthdays and new arrivals A church cantata and local club activities are highlighted along with school notes and community updates
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A. J. Turner
Toledo
C. Herkimer
G. A. Lehman
Royal Oak
Saline
Fred Dieterle
Wipsilanti
W. J. Cross
Canadian Northwest
Samuel Lambarth
Fred Layher
Raymond Gerald
Gertrude
Margaret Miller
Hastings
Vernon Sawyer
Lakeland
Whitmore Lake
Gertrude Jackson
Paw
Mary Louise Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Carol Hildner
Gota Stark
Newberry
Aaron Luckhardt
George Steele
Ann Arbor
Will Sturm
Luella
Esther
Anny Arbor
Grover Gillen
Mary Wolf
H. E. Morris
Adrian
Mary Jedele
Thomas Ross
Will Shaw
Fred Gross
Frieda
Edna
Charles Hiertler
Ypsilanti
Josephine van Horton
Marshall Canine
Ola Hammond
B. E. Rogers
Jackson
T. P. Collins
Grace
Gurnsey
Gertrude Collins
Jacob Burkhart
Nellie Congdon
Hillsdale
Will Barr
Irene Kennedy
Detroit
Derendinges
Clinton
Vesta Mills
Havyden
Helen
John Finch
Manchester
Normal
C. B. Jackson
Henry Dieterle
Ernest Dieterel
Christ Dieterle
E. A. Clark
Augusta
William Bovie
Harvard College
Bluess School
Bessie Broderick
Carrie Meyers
Viola
Loretta Jedeled Elmer
Walter Hirth
Wilma Cole
D. F. Reeves
Fitzgerald
Fred Aprill
William Barzelere
Joseph Kyte
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Federated Church
S. R. Wilsop
Harold Yakley
Wiltrude Forsythe
Kalamazoo
Fred Sellen
Betty Wheeler
George Braun
Theodore Fosdick
B. H. Gates
J. Rogers
Ethel Brown
D. J. Stark
Northville
Will Sterle
Harold Lutz
East Lansing
G. L. Hoyt
K. B. Simmons
Robert Benford
Conservatory of Music
John Finch, Jr
Raymond Burkhart
Charles. Raymond
C. D. Finkbeiner
Karl Weidmann
Fred Hartman
Pittsfield
Eva Zahn
Linnie Rogers
Ruth Bond
Fred Brennion
Wm. Feldkamp
Wm Clements
Loretta Schaible
Erwin Klager
Bridgewater
Bertha Klumpp
Earl Fosdick
iMiss Norma Celhafen
Tomahawk
Wis
Marie Schmid
E. F. Layher, Jr
Playing a Duet with Apples and Brass
A quirky Boston Transcript line pairs music with humor as it weighs apples by their sass and cites the horn of plenty and the trumpet of fame in playful whimsy.
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Roger
Horn of Plenty
Boston Transcript
Born Experts Spark Flame Noted by Boston Transcript
A Boston Transcript quotation suggests some girls cannot keep a beau while others can fan a spark into a regular flame, illustrating social advice in a clipped, period voice.
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Boston Transcript
Sailor Superstitions and Culinary Art Notions
The Ohio State Journal notes seafaring superstition that a penknife in the mast brings wind and sailors whistle through teeth for luck. It also mocks cooks who frost cakes so thick a bite dents the icing. Jud Tunkins laments listeners who drift away at the first moment of action.
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Ohio State Journal
Plaster for Mending Provides Quick Fix for Goods
Adhesive plaster proves useful for mending hot water bags raincoats gloves and rubber items of all kinds offering a simple durable repair solution.
Corunna Nominee John Y. Martin Regarded Unopposed
Corunna former state representative John Y. Martin was nominated as a mayor by the Union Citizen's caucus and will run without opposition. The report notes strong support and no opposing candidate.
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Corunna
John Y. Martin
Union Citizen’s Caucus
Battle Creek
Kenneth Coville
Jackson
Novelty Four at Lyceum Course in Saline
The Novelty Four appeared Tuesday as the fourth Lyceum number of the season. The four musicians and vocalists impressed as performers with a reader and impersonator among them. Their program ranged from classical to jazz, the latter being hard on ears due to its volume. The spokesman urged another Saline appearance, and the audience would greet them warmly.
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Lyceum
Remarkable Travels and Bee Strikes Across Time
Historic rider Robert Carey allegedly traveled 400 miles from Whitehall to Edinburgh in three days to carry Elizabeth I’s death news to James VI and later rode London to the Netherlands by boat and road to report Cardinal Wolsey’s death. The piece also notes bees strike when their queen is gone, becoming dejected and lazy, with fatal consequences.
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Robert Carey
Whitehall
Edinabburgh
Queen Elizabeth
James VI
London
Netherlands
Cardinal Wolsey
Gravesend
Make a Hole in Glass by Clay and Fire
A method describes forming a clay circle larger than the hole, pouring kerosene into the cup, igniting it, and striking the glass with a hammer on a hard surface to create a rough-edged hole. A file can smooth edges, and cold water may improve results.
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Bank For Savings
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Mich
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Liberty “Theatre
Enid Bennett
New York
Lloyd
Houdini
FOX News
Wallace Reid
Michigan
Victor F. Brown
Wayne, Mich
St. Paul’s Choir
Wealthy
Lottie Wallace
Deford
Elwood Biddle
A. E. Cole
James House
R. H. Bamer
Elowene
Elizabeth Beaker
Esther Burkhardt
Wm Heusel
Anne Arbor
FE. R. Schill
Geraldine
John Burkhardt
O. J. Feldkamp
A L Westphal
D Klein
Charles Feldkamp
W. L. Walling
Eaton Rapids
Walling
Jud Tunkins
Chevrolet
Nondor
Bailey & Stark
Oxfords
G. L. Parsons
Geo. V. Cook
B. Flint
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