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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1920

Page

8

Judd District Notes on Local Residents and Events

Alphonse Schmid sold his farm. Mrs Max Richards spent Thursday with Mrs W J LeBaron. Mr and Mrs Harley Welsh entertained guests from Detroit Saturday. Mrs Mosher traveled to Ohio last week due to her sister's death. Leoha and Madison Richards were home Sunday. Hubert Richards stayed from Saturday to Monday. Sidney Yape of Ann Arbor visited D G Richards on Sunday. Jean LeBaron attended the Mooreville Friday evening dance with guests from Albion.

Max Richards W. J. LeBaron Res. Harley Welsh Detroit Mosher Ohio Leoha Madison Richards Hubert Richards Sidney Yape Ann Arbor D. G. Richards Frank Kelsay

The Married Life Fails to Meet меч Expectations

A retired merchant recalls losing delight in reading and laments the myth of eternal bliss in marriage. He recalls Gooseworthy’s wedding optimism, his own disillusion after three months, and warns young men that matrimony rarely delivers unbroken happiness despite ideals. He remembers advice from his uncle about marrying a flawed human being.

Gooseworthy Ciwendoelin Jim Christopher Columbus Ohio Gates of Paradise United States Flo

Well Off Reflections on Bond Trade in Saver’s Dilemma

A brief exchange reflects on wealth and prudence as one man recalls selling Liberty bonds for old stock. The dialogue ponders wisdom in financial choices and the feeling of being well off after a risky swap.

Oid

Nut Waiter Wanted in Confectionery Story

An old lady waited ten minutes for service in a confectionery store, grew impatient and rapped the counter calling out to the nut waiter. The vignette appears in Everybody's Magazine as a humorous anecdote about waiting staff and customer frustration.

Everybody’s Magazine

Anti-Dog Meeting Sparks Quick Verbal Bites

At the anti-dog gathering no speakers were muzzled leading to a flurry of biting remarks from attendees. The event drew lively debate centered on animal control and policy measures in a charged public forum.

Central York Farm Sale Ties Ann Arbor Buyer

Jacob Schroen has sold his farm to Jacob Stecher of Ann Arbor. Alger Allison visited B. F. Gooding in Ann Arbor. Mrs Walter Coe and sons visited friends in Grand Rapids. Alger Allison attended a missionary meeting at the Federated church in Saline. Arthur Boatwright and family of Ypsilanti were guests of Guy Richards’ family. Nelson Davenport of Ledi visited Mrs Frank Kelsey and husband. Jacob Stecher of Ann Arbor township hosted Mrs Andrew Murray’s family. Parker Murray spent a Sunday with Marion Murray and wife. Mr and Mrs Frasier entertained Clyde Longridge and Josephine Seekell of Albion. Mrs Joan Gosding and others attended Federated Aid Society in Saline.

Jacob Schroen Jacob Stecher Ann Arbor Alger Allison B. F. Gooding Ann’ Arbor Walter Coe Grand Rapids Federated Church Saline Arthur Boatwright Ypsilanti Guy Richards Nelson Davenport Ledi Frank Kelsey Ann Arbor Township Andrew Murray Air Fram Ielsey Clyde Longridge Josephine Seekell Albion Joan Gosding Reuben Rogers Alger Allivon Federated Aid Society G. W. Barr

Local Social News From South Saline

Miss Ruth Kreager spent Thursday night with Harry Donnell and family. Howard Brady is visiting his brother Ferris Brady and family for a few days. Zella Hall and Tfiele Craig visited the Gleason farm Thursday afternoon. Aubrey Pocklington and William Easlicks visited his parents Sunday afternoon. Earl Kuder and children and Mrs J J Walters visited Mrs Earl Kuder at the Ann Arbor hospital Sunday. Arthur Petty spent Sunday with Milt William and family at Macon. Ferris Brady and children attended the funeral of her grandfather Robert Rendle of Cone Wednesday. Leon Veatey and daughter Joyce and Miss Mage Garrett visited Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Saturday. Mrs Earl Kuder went to the hospital last week for an operation and is recovering well.

Ruth Kreager Harry Donnell Howard Brady Ferris Brady Zella Hall Tfiele Craig Gleason Arthur Petty Milt William Macon Robert Rendle Cone Leon Veatey Joyce Mage Garrett Ypsilanti Ann Arbur

Langham Ill With Grip and a Busy Round of Visits

Macon resident Matt Langham is ill with grip. Mrs. E. W. Payne visited in Detroit on Thursday. Mrs. Jane Gray of Chelsea visited her sister Mrs. John Higgins. Wilma Briggs and children visited in Saline. Frank Buck and Ada Ganomng of Detroit were guests of Mrs. Rose Day. Cabe Mills plans time in central Tennessee tending to farm interests. Mrs. Ivan Spitler and daughter Jean Marie of Tecumseh visited Mrs. E. W. Jayne. Mary Crossman returned to Jackson after summer with relatives. George Ransom and Hetlson of Adrian were guests of Rayner Kerr. Emma Morgan, recently discharged from hospital, resides with her son I. K. Morgan. B. F. Pennington, Mrs. George Fred, and Rob McCoy of Yeeumsch visited Mrs. Arthur Camburn. Jack Avery and son Charles and Mrs. James Bake and daughter Susy Bakke of Toledo were weekend guests of Melville Higgins.

Detreit Jane Gray Chelsea John Higgins Wilma Briggs Saline Silas Briggs Frank Buck Ada Ganomng Detroit Rose Day Cabe Mills Central Tennesate Ivan Spitler Jean Marie Tecumseh George Fre'd Rob McCoy Yeeumsch Arthur Camburn

Local Social Notes From Bridgewater and Detroit

Mr and Mrs Oscar Bersuder visited Detroit relatives Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Paul. Miss Helen Bersuder and Edward Bersuder are en route to Ann Arbor Wednesday. Raymond Rodrick of Detroit visited Frank Riedzi and daughter Marguerite recently. Mr and Mrs George Lindauer and Mrs Katherine Kuehner of Ann Arbor called on relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Zick and family moved onto the C F Scheurer farm where he has taken a new position. Earl LaForge and spouse returned to Canton Ohio after visiting local friends and family.

Oscar Bersuder Henry Paul Detroit Helen Geartruce Beruder Edward Bersuder Ann Arbor Raymond Rodrick Frank Riedzi Gaighter Marguerite George Lindauer Mirs Katherine Kuehner John” Zick C. F. Scheurer

Miss Marguerite Riedel and Detroit Visit Highlights

Miss Marguerite Riedel was in Detroit recently. Mrs. Oscar Blum and son Oliver of Tecumseh were Sunday guests of George Blum. Frank Bihlman and Francis Kanival of Detroit visited Frank Riedel and daughter Marguerite. Philip Blum and sons Emmett and Frederic called on Fred Schmidti. George Bersuder and children motored to Adrian Thursday. Theresa returned home with them. Harold H. Reed, husband of Delia and brother of George, died at home on November 4. services were at home with Rev. Bayless, burial at Grand Lawn Cemetery in Bedford.

Oscar Blum Oliver Tecumseh George Blum Frank Bihlman Francis Kanival Detroit Frank Riedel Marguerite Philip Blum Emmett and Frederic Fred Schmid George Bersuder Adrian Theresa Harold H. Reed Delia William Reed George Rev. Bayless Saline Bedford Grand Lawn

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