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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

2

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Farewells

Central York residents Jesse Bird spent Saturday to Monday in Ohio. Mrs. Samuel Graig of Macon visited Friday night with Miss Mary Murray. Miss Electa Murray hosted friends from Ypsilanti for supper Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Murray of Superior township visited Parker Murray and family. Rev. Grimes began his York Baptist pastorate with Sunday service and plans to move to Milan. Several callers visited John Goodding Sunday. Mary Murray ended her year as Gleason teacher with a schoolhouse dinner. Mrs. Hattie Murray and others attended the funeral of Mrs. David Allison near Mooreville. The note ends with Fortune’s smile via hard work.

Jesse Bird Ohio Samuel Graig Macon Mary Murray Grimes York Baptist Church Milan Gleason School Thiursday Hattie Murray John Gooding Parker Murray Alger Allison Mr. Allison David Allison Mooreville Allison GC. Roberts Ann Arbor John Krumrer Lutheran Church Ypsilanti S. J. Reed Darlington Dr. Gates’ Hospital Helen Miller Ditroit G. Miller Laurence Monaghan St. John's Church Helen Smith Farmington

Whitmat and Chevrolet coaches drive new models

Central Lodl notes William Birkle and Wizard Mavor driving new coach models. Funeral attendance in Ann Arbor for Kalmbach aunt. Detroit visitors Cyril Kleyn family with John Manor clan. Raymond Lambarth eighth grade exam in Saline. Mayer, Cornell, and Moore families spend Sunday with relatives in Ann Arbor area.

Wiliam Birkle Whitmat Wizard Mavor Fred Kalmbach Ann Arbor Cyril Kleyn Famiy Detroit John Manor Helen Moore Lois Manor Raymond Owen Lambarth

Local visits and a Miller flats picnic noted

Emma Drake and Mrs VanHouten called on Mrs Alber in Judd district. Theurer family and others visited Ann Arbor relatives Sunday. A school closure preceded a Miller flats picnic with ice cream and cake. Several Ann Arbor residents spent Sunday with the Dunn and Rogers families in Milan. A Richards party visited Ypsilanti after calling on Max Richards. A doctor notes cheer can reduce pill intake.

Emma Drake Josephine VanHouten Arthur Alber Carl Theurer Ann Arbor Miller Flats Margaret O’brien Genevieve Dunn Ann. Arbor Robert Dunn D. Richards Famiy Clifford Richards Sidney Yape Ann, Arbor Max Richards Ypsilanti

Local notices and social updates from Washtenaw region

Community items recount school events and commencements, visits, and moves across Farmington South Lyon Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. Highlights include St Ne commence ment May 25, Cady corner lunch stand burglary, hospital recoveries, PTA meetings, first communions, and a Washtenaw Republican banquet May 24.

Local Manager Wanted for National Advertising

National corporation seeks local representative in cities and villages. Earn $500 plus monthly with $200 secured. Age 85 or over, sales experience preferred, capable of handling sub-agents. Reliable. report to General Office Detroit. Write Mr. Blake Grenell Advertising Agency Detroit Michigan.

National Corporation Transportation Detroit Blake Grenell Advertising Agency Michigan Theatre

Local Residents Attend Socials and Funerals in Area

Hammond District residents spent Sunday with relatives including Doris and Rubena Finkbeiner with Marion and Bleen Girbach. Funeral attendance included Mrs. Frank Ball in Brooklyn and Lorenzo Elliot in Ann Arbor. Attendees included Grace Hammond Robert Gordon Lena Gordon and Julia Gordon among others from Macon Bridgewater and Detroit.

Doris Rubena Finkbeiner Marion Bleen Girbach Mars B. O. Stimpson Frank Ball Brooklyn Grace Hammond Robert Bertie Gordon and Clark Ann Glenn Gordon Walter Gordon Etta Williamson Orange Gordon Julia Gordon Lena Gordon Lorenzo Elliot Ann Arbor

Carol of the Angels seVITHILE Shepherds and the Nativity

Poetic reflection on the nativity angels delivering glad tidings to shepherds, praising God for the birth of a savior in David's town, and calling for Christ to reign and bring peace and goodwill among nations. The verse contrasts humble manger scenes with enduring prophetic hope and universal praise.

David’s Christ the Lord Earth Christ

Bridgewater 4H Club Formed With Eight Girls Enrolled

A Bridgewater township 4H club organized with eight girls in canning and food study and one boy in pig club work. Alice Randall elected president with Ruth Rawson as vice president Cora Blumhardt as secretary and Robert Palmer as treasurer. Miss Jennie Lauro named leader. Ruth Rawson Cora Blumhardt and Dorothy Palmer named to a program committee for the next meeting at Miss Rawson’s home on Tuesday evening June 5. Meetings set for the first Tuesday of each month. Efforts to boost farm fire protection for rural Milan area and to attract outside property owners to a community owned fire-fighting system under subscriber control. Milan Leader.

Bridgewater Township Alice Randall Ruth Rawson Cora Blumbhardt Robert Palmer Jennie Lauro Cora Blumhardt Dorothy Palmer Milan

Experts Search for Corn Borer Secrets in Michigan

Experts from Michigan State College farm and Monroe experimental station pursue exhaustive tests into European corn borer weaknesses. Over 20 projects run into fourth year, including planting trials with 416 plots and new miscellaneous crop studies to assess pest damage and resistance in maize amargo crosses.

Michigan State College Farm Monroe Experimental Station

Gillespie enters sheriff race as Ann Arbor Republican leader

George W. Gillespie of Ann Arbor announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff in the fall primary. A former supervisor and deputy sheriff, he cites his service, World War I engineering work, and local affiliations with the Masons Elks and I O C F. He was born in Port Clinton Ohio and has lived in Ann Arbor since 1905.

George W. Gillespie Ann Arbor James W. Robison Gillispie Solon Third Ward A. C. Pack Lindenschidt Port Clinton Ohio Masons, Elks Seattle New York Government Channel Governor’s Island Brooklyn Bridge Minot Wilcox Barney Haviland

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Central York Electa Murray Marion Murray Superior Township Jamily John Gooodjing Herbert, Gilman Hear Mooreville Anna Kelsey Lodl Ernest Mayer Leo .Cornell Marjorie Carl Cornell Bent Moore Judd Martha, Rogers Myrtle William McKendery Emanuel Stadel Harry H. Gillen E. Washington Mahe Awve Ouyvu John, Sutherland Sutherland School B. VanMeter St.ne School S. Morgan South Lyon Sylvia Stephenson Saline Roberts School E. VanMeter i C. Roberts Lois Ordway Stone G. Smith Charles. Cady G. Roberts Harley Heath Fred Hixson Cady George Crittenden Lois Hill Hospital Roberts Schol Miss Cady Korrect Kare Kalf Klub Glenna Robert Gregg Raymond Girbach Duncan Morgan Thomas Oak Grove Mr. Waugh Robert Baylis Clarence Eawin Brown Alice Charles Roberts Masonic Temple Carpenter P. T. A Bruce Miss Whittlesey Max Miller Ypsilanti Township Beyer Hospital Keith Crittenden Miller Waltz Roberts Robert Ziegler Washtenaw County Republican Committee Alasonic Temple Ernest Smith Christner Fred Wetterall Hammond District Juanita Bromley Donald Stimpson Owosso Glenn Gordon David Gordon John Collins Emma Collins Herman Mehler Britton George McTaggart Harold Hammond Etta “Williamson Mable Needham Chris Braun Effie Zahn Carol of the Angels W. J. Rutledge Montreal H. S. Osler Arthur E. Hagen GEO. V. Cook. & Son Chevrolet Toe Experimental Station Wayne Beorse Road van der Mullen Wayne Dispatch Associated Editors Frne Ann Arboe DonGe Brothers Montana Colorado Pennsylvania F. O. B. Detroit Joseph H. Thompson, Inc Dodge Brothers NEG Red Network
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