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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1930

Page

2

Central York Notes on Local Various Illnesses and Visits

Mrs. Jacob Stecher, Mrs. Alger Alison and son, and John Gooding are ill or recovering. William Keyman and family visited Hamburg relatives. Mattie Marken visited John Gooding. Millard Allison dined with Alger Schnierle. Karl Schnierle Sr. injured his foot on a fork tine. Neighbors helped Harold Jewell fix a barn. Leslie Bailey, Mrs. Ben Tyler visited John Gooding. Anna James and George Theurer visited John Gooding. Floyd and Ambrose Ernst attended a football game in Ann Arbor. Ralph Gooding of Norwood, Ohio, visited his uncle John Gooding. Eva and Jay Van Valkenburg visited Mr. and Mrs. John Foster in Willis. Foster ill. Oak Grove school to start handicraft club with William Kegman in charge. boys began work on benches. Oak Grove PTA held November meeting with a playlet and a story contest. sandwiches and pickles served.

Alger Alison John Gooding William Keyman Hamburg Mattie Marken Milan Harold Jewell Leslie Bailey Ben Tyler Anna James Ann Arbor George Theurer Saline Floyd Ernst Ambrose Ernst Ralph Gooding Norwood Ohio Eva Jay van Valkenburg John Foster Willis Mr. Foster Oak Grove School William Kegman Oak Grove P. T. A

Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Scout Reunion

Clarence Feldkamp plowed for Joseph Schaible and visits occurred with Mrs R Clements and Mrs C Carr to Mrs Lyle Rankin. Stanley Hartmann attended the Boy Scout reunion in Ann Arbor.其他 locals visited families in Ann Arbor and Chelsea. W E Dietiker elected second vice president of the county association.

Clarence Feldkamp Joseph Schaible R. Clements C. W. Carr Lyle Rankin Stanley Hartmann Ann Arbor D. Noble Walter Thearer William Love Oscar Weber Ernest Mann Carl Carr C. E.S Chelsea Saline W.E. Dietiker

Community Notices From Manchester Area Social Gatherings

Local residents attend church events visits and family gatherings including the Ladies Aid at St Johns church hosted by Herman Schaible, hosting of a sewing club, weekend deer hunting trips, and a December wedding shower at Herman Grob's home with Esther as the bride to be.

Erwin Weide Ernst Wilma Schumacher Manchester High School Martha Reyer Jacob Renz Oscar Webber Ladies’ Aid St. Johns’ Church Herman Schaible Jacob Paul Marshall Detroit Alberta Reyer Happy Girls’ Sewing Club Lester Bailey Clarence Johnston Near Saline David Thrasher Jacob Finkbeiner Eugene Betz Lawrence Boettner John Finkbeiner Upper Peninsula Sebastian Finkbeiner Herman Meyer Willard Mildred and Earl Mann Herman Grob Esther

Konjola Credited With Saving Detroit Woman’s Life

Mrs. Margaret Haynes of Detroit testifies Konjola cured her nerves. She says fifteen years of constipation and weakness ended after four bottles. She reports improved appetite and energy, claiming Konjola’s effectiveness supported by trials over six to eight weeks. Konjola sold at O G Wheeler's Pharmacy in Saline and by local druggists.

Margaret Haynes Fourth Street Detroit Konjola Saline Mich O.G. Wheeler

West Mooreville Notes Include Visits and Local News

A roundup of social visits and family events from West Mooreville and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Loyal Kanitz in Toledo, Miss Margaret Holcomb from Wyandotte, and many Milan Saline and Detroit connections. A new Joseph O’Carr house progresses and holiday travels mark the week.

Hammond District Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

A crowded Milan area social list records visits from Elmer Stimpson and families, Olive Brown from Ann Arbor, Grace Heininger, Nora and Betty Gordon, Ruth Needham, Otto Hanson, and others. The notes include P T A banquet guests, Sunday dinners, and assorted weekend calls across several local households.

Elmer Stimpson Milan Olive Brown Ann Arbor Kenneth Gordon Billy Eberle Macon Raymond Girbach Bloomfield Hills Andrew Girbach Grace Heininger Nora Betty Gordon Ernest Deem Doris Glenn Gordon John Stimpson Ypsilanti E. O. Stimpson William Parkerson Detroit Ruth Needham Otto Hanson Ann Anchor Raynor Scudder and Son Clarence Carr C. N. Easton Herman Mehler Britton Ruby Young Robert Young Harold Hammond Harry Susie Florence Ebbie Shaw Hovey Needhas

Saline High School Assembly Life and Classes Review

A detailed school year overview notes assembly purposes and student activities. It covers Armistice Day events, booster and pep meetings, class projects, and grade level highlights from seventh to tenth.

Te Assembly Ihs Old Academy College

November Librarian Mae Koch Presents Plant for Room

Mae Koch serves as librarian for November and presents a lovely plant standard for the big plant. Joan Bridges gave the class a decorative plant ornament for the room, making it look nice.

Mae Mae Koch Joan Bridges

Michigan Chicago football tickets on sale at village banks

Tickets for the Michigan Chicago game are on sale at local banks. The event is Saturday November 22 at University stadium. Governor Fred Green oversees the sale with proceeds returning to the village for poor relief. Half of sales funds go to indigents. residents urged to buy locally.

University Stadium Fred Green

Local Happenings and Society Notes

Mrs Ernest Tawler visited Detroit on Monday. Fred Aprill was in Detroit business on Wednesday. The W C T A November meeting was postponed due to Thanksgiving. Norman Ash Julius Marion and L D Tanner spent a week in the north woods seeking three bucks. Mr and Mrs Ernest Skinner of Royal Oak visited Mr and Mrs Fred Burkhart on Sunday. About 40 members of the O E S attended education at Chelsea last Wednesday with a long meeting. W E Dietiker named second vice president of the county association.

H. Z. Wilber The Normal College America iLast Greece B. C Rome George Eliot Silas Marner Ernest Tawler Detroit Fred Aprill Norman Ash Julius Marion L. D. Tanner North Woods Ernest, Skinner of Royal Oak Fred Burkhart Chelsea W. E. Dietiker

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