Saline and Detroit Social News Our Daily Exchanges
A parade of visits and weekend trips fills Saline and nearby towns with sociability. Residents including Archie Lawrence, Charles Schultz, Naomi Friis, Clarencé Schroen, Hansons, Holmes, and many others travel to Detroit, Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Gary Indiana, while local clubs and churches host events, anniversaries, and meetings. Edgard Guthard visits Seeger in Saline, new residents join Saline Home Bakery staff, and Bridging notes mark confirmations and band concerts. weather recalls late frosts and a hot spell. The Saline Variety notes exterior paint on a local store and ongoing civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Armbruster
Lloyd
Laura Kaiser
John Albert Schroen
Charles Collins
Tecumseh
Charles
Hubert Spangler
Boy Scouts
Rotary Club
Harry Cole
Lodi
Washtenaw
Julio del ‘Toro
Federation
Weekend Visitors and Local Visits Reported
Fifteen years ago Dr and Mrs Thomas B Henderson were weekend visitors in Detroit. D B Mattison took a trip to Lakeland returning midweek. Theodore Fosdick and Fred Sudaby hosted in Milan. George Schmid Jr and family returned from a ten day visit to Nelson Wage in Sandusky Ohio. Edwin Larson of Ann Arbor visited William Mark’s home. Earl Smith and his wife visited her parents Rev and Mrs C H Wittbracht. Mr Smith recently returned from overseas. Mrs Fredricka Wurster visited family in Jackson after visiting her brother John and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Henderson
Detroit
D. B. Mattison
Lakeland
Theodore Fosdick
Fred Sudaby
Milan
George Schmid, Jr
Nelson Wage
Sandusky
Ohio
Edwin Larson
Ann Arbor
William
Mark
Earl Smith
C. H. Wittbracht
Smith
Fredricka
Wurster
Ber
John
Jackson
Band concert near opera house draws Saturday crowd
Thirty years ago a band concert preceded the play in front of the opera house. Social notes mention Miss Blessing of Jackson visiting Mrs C Boettner, Stimpsons and family from Detroit at their old home south of town, and Rev and Mrs McConnell hosting a dinner with Misses Lucy Ross Pesbell Sheldon of Quincy. Professor F J Teeze leaves over school for Monroe at 1200 dollars yearly. New cement walks are being built in front of Gillen property and along Guthard Schroen store and Heininger livery on East Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Miss Blessing of
Jackson
C. Boettner
Clint ‘Stimpsons
Detroit
McConnell
Lucy
Ross Pesbell
Sheldon
Quincy
F. J.téeeze
Divine services and Sunday school notice
Pastor M. C. Phillips invites congregants to Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Ladies are warmly invited. The piece comments on those who speak for pay, noting the thirty pieces of silver motif.
Grateful reader touts Kruschen Salt weight loss cure
A 23 year old man from Miami Florida shares his experience with Kruschen Salts claiming he lost 65 pounds in about a year and improved health. He says regular use over 30 months helped him feel better, with benefits to liver kidneys and bowels and advises taking one half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Record
Miami
Fla
Temper and patience lessons from an elder voice
An aging reflection urges temper control and self restraint, noting anger harms deeds and words. The text links wiser living to patience and regret over fiery moments, while mentioning humble homeland pride and a plug for liner ads.
Fifty Famous Frontiersmen hard riding scout to editor
OS J Redington known today as a California printing office superintendent was once called the original Boy Scout by Gen O O Howard for his 1877 79 Indian war service. He rode with Bannocks and scouts in the Nez Perce chase and helped pursue the Sheepeaters before turning to newspaper publishing in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OS. J. W. Redington
California
National Home
Gen
O. O. Howard
Nez Perce
Bannock
Farrow
Markness
Fischer
Jack Redington
Massachusetts
Salem
Ore
Fort Hall Reservation
Montana
Miles
Howard
Napoleon
Redington
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Western Newspaper Union
California Lots in Hills of Los Angeles County
Small ad offers 4x132 foot plots in the hills of Los Angeles County with good roads and spring waters. Priced at 149.00 per lot with five dollars down and monthly payments. Limited quantities remain. Send five dollars down to R. D Imbrough Room 729 406 South Main Street Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Los Angeles County
R. D Imbrough
South Main
Los Angeles
Bay 5
Lucerne Valley
R. C. Kimbrough
Main St
Caliornia
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A. Bank For Savings
Saline, Michigan
State Bank No
W. E. Dietiker
Saline
MR. Dealer
Baby Chick and Feed Store
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First Streets
Michigan
Bridgewater
Chelsea
Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Klager
Archie Lawrence
Charles Schultz
Naomi Friis
Clarencé Schroen
Charles Hanson
Harry Holmes
Howe
Edgard Guthard
Chicago
George W.seeger
Henry ‘Schroer
LiGille Schmid
Saline Home
Bakhey
Howard Law
Harry Friis
Arthur Derr
Delmer Schrader
Carol Ann
Guernsey Collins
Cleary
Edward Feuerbacher
Jasob, Clough
Simday
Mt. Clemens
Edith Gross
Lewis Street
Weiennette House
Hillsdale
George Wood
Ethel Wood
John Camburn
Macon
Methodist Church
Clark Bracey
Morenci
Ronald Fitzgerald
Walter
Alwin Burkhardt
Sam Lambarth
Tigers
Yankees
Saline Telephone Company
Harry Gross
Bloomfield Hills
Fredi Gross
Royal Oak
O. C. Wheeler
Ypsilanti
Vera Hol2
Epworth Leagues
Lloyd Armbruster
Tecumseh High School
Walter D. Cook
William Lytle
Gladwin
George A. Uphaus
Evangelical Church
Mildred Guenther
Rev. Brawer
Albert Hoeft
Owen
Mildred
Austin White
Simon
Ralph Rasmusson
Baby
Reuben Rogers
Julio del Toro
A. S. Hall
Ethel Koch
William Babcock
Nancy Babcock
Ister M. C. Phillipn
Roy Bixby
Tanner
Elmo Scott Watson
Boy Scout
Hollywood
Hollywood Laboratories
San Fernando Building
Ue Angeles
Daily News
Ann Arbor Daily News
Sherwin-Wailliahs
Sherwin-Williams
Home Decorator
Betty Wobbs
Eve
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