Saline area notes family visits and local events
Detroit visitors Fred Burkhart and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Wilson spent time in Saline. Clinton resident Charles Sturm, 90, visited Saline relatives. Michigan Press Association meeting in Ann Arbor drew Lawrence W. Prakken. Frederick Steilsteimer and wife welcomed baby Frederick George. Local businesses added electric sign at Haarer's meat market. The Saline Junior AH orchestra performed at a Sylvan town hall event. Miss Cross of Ypsilanti dies of pneumonia. funeral held at St Johns. Mrs Kohler honors her birthday with a bridge party and prizes.
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Charles Sturm
Clinton
Saline
Lauren Schleh
Detroit
Martin Fucss
Freq Burkhart
T. B. Henderson
Maree
Ann Arbor
Lawrence W. Prakken
Michigan Press Association
Frederick Steilsteimer
Frederick George
Betty Alway
Florence Wurster
Dearborn
John Wurster
Haarer
Michigan Avenue
Nelson Wagg
Niles
George Schmig Jr
E. F. Layher
Saline Junior AH
Sylvan, Town Hall
Chelsea Kiwanis Club
J. Z Brown
Howe
Indiana
Allen McIntosh
Lansing
Harry Holmes
C. Stedman
Stony Creek
James Steinspring
Chicago
Bliss Curtiss
Hillsdale College
Minnesota
Thirty Years Ago in Plymouth News Highlights
Alphonse Schmid moves into the George Rogers house Rev T B Leith installed as Plymouth Presbyterian pastor Wallace Foot at Ypsilanti this week relieving the telegraph operator Shute replaces a lamp with a modern design Hessian fly menace prompts farmers to pasture sheep on wheat fields Football team travels to Clinton and Ann Arbor for games Jessie M Gauntlett and Eg ar J Forsythe wed at bride's uncle's home Rice shower marks newlyweds departure Melissa Sumner celebrates her eightieth birthday Ascher may receive new trial in murder case Library association planning meeting Friday night L O T M changes lodge rooms moving to Grange space lease affects finances but brings easier access to the ground.
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Wallace Foot
Ypsilanti
Shute
Presbyterian Church
Wallace
Mrs Ella Henne Visits Sister in Ann Arbor
Mrs Ella Henne visited her sister Mrs Anna Spokes of Ann Arbor Tuesday afternoon. Congressman Earl C. Michener has returned to Washington in preparation of duties of his office.
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Ella Henne
Anna Spokes
Ann Arbor
Earl C. Michener
Washington
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Weddings
Fifteen years ago Miss Latona Ewing of Ypsilanti visited Miss Helen Cool over a weekend. Katherine Wheeler was sick at school start of week. Harold Bailey and family planned Thanksgiving in Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs John Stegmiller of Manchester stayed with daughter Mrs Fred Burkhart for holidays. The high school boys basketball roster included Derr, Cook, Price, Coe and Finch. Thanksgiving guests with Townsends included Mrs H B Spangier and their son Howard and Mrs Townsend’s sister Mrs H H Humphrey of Detroit. A group attended the Bohemian Girl at Whitney theatre in Ann Arbor. James Fitzgerald and Miss Mae Holland wed in Paw Paw. couple to live there. Shadow social at Koebbes drew about 100, good supper and order. The DePotty family illness led to death Saturday. Grace Mattison and Donald Bell wed Oct 28 in York home of Mattison. they will reside in Lincoln Nas.
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Latona Ewing
Ypsilanti
Helen Cool
Katherine Wheeler
Ernest Bailey
Harold
Ann Arbor
John Stegmiller
Manchester
Fred Burkhart
Clarence Derr
Walter Cook
Guy Price
Webb Coe
Harold Finch
Townsend
H. B. Spangier
Howard
H. H. Humphrey
Detroit
G. L. Parsons
Edna Smith
Esther Rentschler
S. A. Wilson
Arthur Heininger
Arthur Nissly
Whitney Theatre
James Fitzgeral
S. A. Fitzgerald
Mae Holland
Paw Paw
Witzgerald
Martha DePotty
Five Women Placed on December Circuit Court Jury List
Drawings were held for the December term of the circuit court beginning December 1. Jurors report the next day. Five women appear on the list by township, including Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti residents such as Inez Granger and Elizabeth Fox plus several others named from Saline to Manchester.
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by Governor Green
Governor Fred W. Green proclaims Thursday November 27 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer for the Commonwealth. The statement urges national unity, gratitude for blessings, and confidence in future prosperity under federal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Commonwealth
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H. Gross & Sons
Ruth Bond
S. R. Wilson
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Wiedman Auto Company
Otto Ukele
Wiliam Mallion
Frances Dahn
Sturgis
Donald Dahn
Indianapolis
Mick Hazel
Robert Fucss
Florida
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Jonesvile
Waldo Herman
Brighton
William Berkey
Cassopolis
University Press Club
G Birkle
K. B. Simmons
Fred Aprill
S. R Wilson
Mable Case
Lucy Cobb
Yp- Silanti
A. A. Kalder
Alwin
Helen Cross
Beyer Memorial Hospital
Genevieve
James
St. John’s Church
St. John's Cemetery
Miss Cross
John Kohler, Jr
Alphonse Schmid
George Rogers House
Rev
T. B. Leith
Presbyterian Church In
Plymouth
Jessie M. Gauntlett
Eagar J. Forsythe
Theodore Josenhans
Melissa Sumner
J W. Hull
Ascher
Valmore C. Nichols
Pittsfield
New Library Association
The
Grange
Grace Mattison
D. B. Mattison
York
Donald G. Bell
Lincoln
Nebraska
R. E. Mattison
Charles F. Alber
C. P. Bishop
Don ‘Ticknor
Bridgewater
George Girbach
Lodi
Freq Wild
Ambrose Kirk
Northfield
Inez Granger
Salem
Gilbert Thompson
Scio
John Mast
Sharon
Lewis Dresselhouse
Superior
George Gill
Sylvan
Matthew Fahrner
Webster
Merton McMichael
Jerome F. Vail
Simon Brown
Fred W. Green
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Chrysler Sedan
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