Michigan Club Members Earn Chicago Trip For Service To 4H Type Work
Nearly 50 Michigan boys and girls will travel to Chicago November 29 to December 3 for the National Boys and Girls Club Congress as a reward for hours spent on crops livestock canning and clothing. Winners from state contests compete against peers from other states. Local county agencies selected eligible members including Hollis Warren Finkbeiner Ira Hauk and Alton Horning as livestock judging team. Staff leaders will accompany and supervise travel arrangements. A few named participants from Dexter and other communities will attend for training and competition.
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Michigan
Boys and Girls Club Congress
Michigan State College Club Department
Chicago
United
Clibs
Hollis
Warren Finkbeiner
Ira
Alton Horning
Walter Seitz
Dexter
Donsald
Eace
Community Contacts Highlight Local Visits and Social Calls
Central York residents recount a string of visits and calls to John Gooding and nearby households. Families from Milan Saline Mooreville and Ann Arbor exchanged greetings with neighbors including Mrs. Alger Allison and Mrs. Ward Wheelock while church group activities and ditching alternatives were noted.
Sunday Social Roundup From Hammond District
Local families and visitors share Sunday calls across Hammond, Tecumseh, Ann Arbor, and Milan with names such as Gleason Hollis Rowe and Girbach appearing in the routine notes. A sugar plant update notes beet deliveries and loading shifts at the Continental Sugar facility.
Velveteen in Vogue for Well-Dressed Tots
Mothers learn velveteen fabrics for youngsters Bolero suits in deep wine shades dark green navy or brown stand out in juvenile fashion.
Velvet Suits Spotlight 1950s Fashion Era
Velvet suits highlight the fall and winter mode of the era with fur trim and deep white red velvet. A model in the illustration showcases afternoon wear with a flaring peplum and gray fur trim, signaling luxurious style for the period.
Decorative Buffet Ensemble for Elegant Table Settings
Women exploring sealing wax flowercraft will enjoy a complete ensemble with candlesticks and a centerpiece. The piece showcases a buffet or formal dinner table presence. Materials for paper flowers are sold in fancywork departments. The bases are sealed wax, while flowers are crepe paper, wired and wax painted. A refined Christmas gift.
Local Happenings From Detroit to Ypsilanti Community
L D Tanner visited Detroit on business Tuesday. Thomas Bridges was on the sick list last week. Emory Jerome of Milan visited Saline Saturday afternoon. Mrs George Schmid Jr spent the weekend in Niles with the Wage family. A daughter was born Friday night to Mr and Mrs George Hart at Beyer Memorial hospital Ypsilanti. James McCoy of Pontiac visited his aunt in town while his parents went to Chicago. Charles J Rapp opened a new variety store in Wallace block and reported strong opening day. Over thirty Federated church members visited Ann Arbor to spend time with Mr and Mrs Frank Smith. American Legion baseball practice moves to Thursday next week. regular routine every third week. P T A meets Monday at 7 30 in the new school auditorium Dr M B Fuller from Ann Arbor to speak Why Be Sick The Ypsilanti high band will play. Town basketball team practice began under Abe Alber as manager with Wednesday sessions in the high school gym. Coach Shaw chased a coon after stopping his car on Saturday described as a fine specimen. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Layher named Barbara Lee at the Layher home with Mr and Mrs Miles Alber present. sponsors were Adalph Layher and Mrs Miles Alber.
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Hileda Murray
Cassius Debenham
Milan
Herbert Gilman
Mooreville
John Gooding
Tracy LeBaron
7Psilanti
Seweweang
Alger Allison
Ward Wheelock
Federated Ladies’ Aid Society
Federated Church
Saline
Wirt LeBaron
Orley Neff
Chester Pullen
R. J. Sloggett
Mary
Dorothy
Cecil
Bert Draper
William Kelsey
B. S. Cook
Beulah Richards
Kate Guy
Milsa
Kircher
Charles ‘Tower
Parker Murray
Superior Township
Kattie Murray
Blecta
George Schmid, Jr
Niles
Nelson Wage
George Hart
Beyer Memorial Hospital
Ypsilant
James McCoy
Pontiac
R. S. McCord
Hardin McCoy
Chicago
Charles J. Rapp
Wallace Block
Ann Arbor
Frank Smith
American Legion
Parent- Teacher Association
M. B. Fuller
Ypsilanti High
Tecumseh
Abe Alber
Eymnasium
Shaw
Franklin Perry
Detroit
Aura Condit
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bill Burleson
George
Pontiac Asylum
Frank Day
Frank Mandeville
Grand Rapids
Marguerite Ainsworth
Toledo
Edward Ainsworth
E. Henders
Epwort League
Cere
Macon
County
Brotherhood
Gadmusy
I. E. Spitler
Petersburg
Lenadore Graf
Clinton
Edna Kittle
Ralph’ Mickel
Adrian
R.F. Lince
Julia Gordon
Mary Sage
R. F. Lince
Roy Heilman
L. W. Coller
Frank Morgan
Wilt Stoddarg
J. B. Gowman
James Kemp
Ottawa
Lake
Carl Heilman
M. J. Williams
William Still
M. W. Trout
Conde
South Dakota
Minnie Ceffley
Mable ‘Trout
Leon Ensign
Findlay
Ohio
M. Ww
Trout
Mark
Frank Randall
Laura Osborn
Ethel Hatmean
Richard Beal
Chelsea
Lon Beal
Ronald Pilbeam
Ypsilanti
Ed, Cook
Ed. Somers
Flint
C. C. Slaght
E. W. Payne
S. Y. Cotton
Catherine
B. F. Pennington
Mark Randall
Leland Randall
Local News Briefs From West Saline Area
West Saline notes report Joe Van Riper of the U of M spent Monday evening with Floyde Carr. Mrs. Carl Carr hosted Tuesday at her home for her sister Mrs. Ferman Clements. Mrs. E B Deering of Detroit is hospitalized for an operation. Hall was initiated into the Eastern Stars with several neighborhood friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe van Riper
U. of M
Floyde Carr
Carl Carr
Ferman Clements
E. B. Deering
Detroit
Cornelia _Mleuter
Hall
Eastern Stars
Sunday Visits and Local Taxpayers Crusade Report
Clinton area residents visited neighbors including the Finkbeiners and Seegers while a county taxpayers crusade in Oakland County grows from 116 members to several thousands aiming a grand jury probe and economy measures in public offices and road building programs.
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Oakland County Exchanges
Taxpayers
Taxpayers’ Organization
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Macon Area Socials And Movements Highlight Local Life
Macon residents attend church events and meals as the Ladies Aid Society hosts a social on November 20. Numerous visits occur with friends and family across Tecumseh Adrian Detroit and Toledo. Local folks travel for work and gatherings while Raymond Lince and others host visitors in Detroit and Findlay Ohio.
Local Residents Visit Friends and Relatives Across Towns
Community members from Clinton to Belleville and Freedom visited relatives and friends Sunday through Tuesday. Notable stops included Ernsts, Wiedmans, Hollis, and Johnston households with extended family from Milan Detroit Ann Arbor and Saginaw. The Fosdick school PTA met Friday evening with light attendance and fried cakes and cider refreshments served.
Gun Club Holds Chicken Shoot Sunday Afternoon
Members of the Saline Rifle and Gun club held a chicken shoot Sunday at the Daniel’s Flats range. George Cook won two chickens in the crag rifle event, with Lee Westphal and W. D. Cook earning one each. In trap, Rudolph Gross and George Van Avery won two thirds apiece, while J. W. Harmon, Fred Brenson and Alwin Burkhardt won one each. Plans target a Christmas shoot. indoor range opens about December 1.
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Saline Rifle and Gun Club
Daniel’s Flats
George
Cook
Lee Westphal
W. D. Cook
Rudolph. Gross
George van Avery
J. W. Harmon
Fred, Brenson
Alwin Burkhardt
Longfellow Home Robbed Sunday in Ann Arbor Area
Jewelry and clothing valued over 300 dollars were stolen from the home of B. L. Longfellow Sunday between 6 and 10. Deputy Sheriff Martin Fuchss and staff investigated Monday morning but found no suspects. The thieves entered while the Longfellows were away, taking a watch bracelet two suits a coat and various cosmetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Longfellow
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GL. Parsons
Central York
Hammond District
Rex and
Daisy Gleason
Wilma Hollis
James Hammond
Dr. Hardy
Claude Gilbert
Rothbury
Henry Cornish
Wilbur Cornish
Libbie Hamlin
Glenn
Albert Gall
Andrew Girbach
Ed. Donaldson
Brooklyn
E. O. Stimpson
William McTaggart
Alice ‘Trout
John Rowe
James Soung
Jacob Smith
Rosa Wiedman
Alma
Clarence Carr
Harold Hammond
Robert Young
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
Hugh Craig
George McTaggart
George A. Uphaus
Myr
Albert Custer
Edna
Harold Custer
Arden
Irvin Miller
Azalia
Ray Fis‘bee
Continental
Blissfield
Milady
L. D. Tanner
Thomas Bridges
Emory, Jerome
Harold Layher
Barbaa Lee
Adolf Lederer
Mréi Ief
Layher
Miles Alber
Charles
Fahrner
William Schmid
Adalph Layher
West Saline
Clinton Road
John Finkbeiner
William McMinn
Reuben Finkbeiner
Finkbeiner Brothers
Leona Finkbeimer
Charlotte Finkbeiener
Godfrey Fitsmeyer
Mathew Seeger
Gottlob Bauknecht
Kalm
Pittsfield
Fed Ernst and Son
Archie
Andrew Ernst
Glen Whittaker
Salem
Frank Hollis
William Roehm
George Wiedman
Albert Heininger
Clarence
Belleville
Elmer Johnston
Imce
Walter
George Bersuder
Daughters
Freedom
Albert Johnston
George Geisel
William Paul
Baye and
Paul
Schillyee
Lederer
Fred Staebler
Paul Kempf
Fosdick School
Wal
George Marsnail
Betty
F. W. Schoen
Oscar Staebler
Wilfred Schoen
Saginaw
George W. Cook
Rudolph Gross
Longefellow
Paris
Wauseon, Ohio
Just
Jet
Gilbert Chocolates
Hamburg
Parros
McCormick
Ersonnel
Columbia Oil
Rapp’s. Variety Store
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