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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1930

Page

2

Local notices recount illnesses events and a roadside accident

John Gooding has been on the sick list for a week. The Stimpson children have chickenpox. Mrs. George Desbrough is confined by heart trouble. Fred Finch and family visited Earl Finch in Pontiac. Hleda Murray attended a Detroit teacher meeting. Betty Harwood from Pittsfield stayed with aunts Marty and Bertha Hertler. Mayville family hosted dinner with cousin Mrs. William Keyman. Hallowe'en box social at Oak Grove school raised 21.15 with 18 boxes. Fred Degg and Mrs. Degg from Bowling Green Ohio accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stecher to a Monroe funeral. a crash near Maghbee caused injuries to Mrs. Stecher and Mrs. Dee. Degg drove the damaged car home. The Louisiana trembler may be a reverberation of the recent primary.

John Gooding Stimpson George Desbrough Fred Finch Pontiac Earl Finch Hleda Murray Detroit Betty Harwood Pittsfield Marty Bertha Hertler Mayville William Keyman Oak Grove Fred. Degg Bowling. Green Ohio Jacob Stecher Stechéns Monroe Maghbee Stecher Dee Mr. Degg Stechers

Bridgewater Social Notes Show Local Visits And Events

Mr and Mrs R R Paulere welcomed a third baby boy. Wrhest Mann and Renz with Elmer Bostiner traveled to Jackson on business. Oscar Bersuder and family visited Ann Arbor. Fred Buck and family joined William Schumacher's guests. Helen Monaghan attended a Detroit teachers meeting. Alberta Ernst hosted the Happy Girls Club. Republican candidates spoke at a local gathering. Burmeister couple visiting Detroit with children. OES members enjoyed a Pedro party in Saline. Blum farm proprietors return to Ohio. Bridgewater School pupils held a Halloween party with parents as guests.

R. R. Paulere Wrhest Mann Jackson Renz Elmer Bostiner Oscar Bersuder Ann Arbor Fred Buck William Schumacher Helen Monaghan Detroit Alberta Ernst Happy ‘Girls Joseph Burmeister Pedro Saline Danson Patterson Blum Ohio Bridgewater Station Hallowe’ Én Iid

Family and Visitor Notes From Clinton Road Area

Elva Boehm of Ann Arbor spent the weekend with her parents. Harvey Eberle and Rex Gleason called at the Matthew Seeger home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alfred Young left for Illinois to visit her sister Miss Charlotte Finkbeiner who is in school. Finkbeiner family members hosted visitors over the weekend. Reuben Finkbeiner and Bernard Arend families joined for Monday evening in Saline and Toledo respectively. The funeral of Paul Seeger was attended by relatives from Detroit Jackson and other areas last Thursday.

Elva Boehm Ann Arbor Harvey Eberle Rex Gleason Matthew Seeger Alfred Young Dlinois Charlotte Finkbeiner St. Ann Arbor Charlotte ‘Finkbeiner Finkbeiner Brothers Hulda Finkbeiner Lorena Ba David Hudson Nellie Dennis Rosetta DeMyer Norman Moore George Drake Delhi Avenne Moore Quinsey Bert Moore Jay Redden Herman Grosshans Detroit Fred Zieman Carl Curtis David’ Schaefer Oscar Cook Carl Waltz David Schaeffer John Manor Daughers Lois Blanche Lansing Midred Mae Sherman Ralph Moorhead McBain Aeron Westfall Hazeldene Goldsmith Mary Goldsmith Tecumseh yLen Smith George Reese Rafe Austin White Saline Joseph Kanitz Toledo Loyal Kanitz David Gordon Glyde, Gauntlett Belle Conner Wilhelmina White Mooreville Fred. Lewis Irene Debora Johnston Norman Bighme Milan Doris Gilman Mell Burnside Croswell H. W. Gilman G. M. Goodell Earl Fox Charlotte Gene Gambel Wheatland Mae Higgins Bieno Ha. Miller Addis Crittenden Will Schoolmaster John Schoolmaster Glenn Crittenden John Crittenden Marietta Robison Fred’ Robison Roy, Smith Assembly Department Overland Frank Day Northville Frank Filkins Arthur Weddle John Collin Marion Ohio Mayne Pennington Pittsford Elizabeth’ Robbins Addie Crittenden Edd. Miller Vern Randall Manitou Beach Mildred Condit Muriel “Hartman Blissfield Ethel Hartman B. Mickel Clarence Hunt Michigan Milk Producers Association Brick “School Richard Hartman Ruth Kuder U. of M. Hospital al. Kuder C. B. Hall M. E Hall Inez Halpin Wilma Flint Sue Langan Miss Langan Jeanne June Spitler Mary Briggs

Hallowe'en Visits Highlight Local Weekend

A Sunday pattern of visiting marks the Judd district with A G Richards hosting Rudolph Pepper and D G Richards home. Floyd Brooks of Ridgeway and Mr and Mrs Alber of Ann Arbor are listed among visitors. Karl Theurer and family, Harold Jewell and local Wayne hosts the Livernoss family are noted.

A. G. Richards Rudolph Pepper Floyd Brooks Ridgeway D. G. Richards Hallowe'en Alber Ann Arbor Karl Theurer Harold Jewell Plymouth David Livernoss Wayne Robert Dunn

Hartman Buys Ford Roadster and Local Social News

Reuben Hartman purchased a Ford roadster. Various local residents visited families away from home, including visits to Kalamazoo and Bridgewater. The piece notes a hospital stay for Thomas Love, a funeral in Lansing, and social gatherings with guests from Ohio. The 1930 corn crop is reportedly poor in many states and the liquid form is said to be poor.

Local social notes and visits across communities

The column lists visits and family gatherings among residents including Mrs David Hudson Nellie Dennis Rosetta DeMyer and Norman Moore along with Bert Moore Herman Grosshans and others. It notes siblings and cousins visiting in Lansing Detroit and Ypsilanti and reports on sick lists and recent travels. It closes with farmers urged to reduce crop acreage and a remark on new money acceptance by the government.

Social Roundup From Mooreville And Nearby Towns

Several local residents visited. Miss Mary Goldsmith of Tecumseh died after pneumonia. Funeral held at Stevens & Bush in Ypsilanti with burial in Brookside Tecumseh. Survivors include Lemuel Goldsmith, sisters Mrs Bell and Mrs Rankin, brother Casper, all near Mooreville. Many others were noted visiting, hosting, or traveling between Ann Arbor Milan Saline and Toledo.

Stevens & Bush Ypsilanti Mary Goldsmith University Hospital Ann Arbor Brookside Tecumseh Episcopal Church Annn Arbor Mooreville Lemuel Goldsmith Jack Bell Lerna Rankin Casper Goldsmith

Community notes from Macon area list visitors and events

Macon area residents host relatives and friends from Detroit Lansing Ann Arbor and Blissfield. numerous social visits include church gatherings birthdays and a Halloween party. A Fremont man suffers facial cuts from a startled cock pheasant during a Lansing trip.

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed Nationwide

Foley-Gram promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and related throat irritations. A long standing remedy with millions of bottles sold, praised as sedative without opiates, mildly laxative, and suitable for children and the elderly. Sold at Wheeler's Pharmacy and endorsed by careful mothers everywhere.

Foley Foley’s Wheeler's

Pittsfield Social Tidbits Highlight Local Visits

Mrs C P Bishop of Biovcow visited Frank Hollis. Mr and Mrs Albert Heininger hosted Thursday guests. Reuben Feldkamp and family stayed with George Wiedman over Sunday night. Rev and Mrs Albert Schoen of Farmington visited F W Schoen. Mrs William Wackenhut and child visited Hollis family Monday.

Local Notes From Saline And Nearby Homes

Joe Park is listed on the sick list. Professor and Mrs. Vernon Sawyer of Whitmore Lake visited Saline friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hart moved into a new home on South Ann Arbor Street. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Feldkamp arrived safely in Tucson Arizona eight days after leaving Saline. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lambarth attended a masquerade party near Ypsilanti Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rundell received a surprise party for their 29th wedding anniversary with family and friends in attendance.

Vernon Sawyer Whitmore Lake Florida W. L. Rundell Margaret Gertrude G. W. Barr G. L. Parsons A. J. Warren Edna House Jacob Smith Fred Aprill K. B. Simmons

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