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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
2
From where I sit Joe Marsh notes Bert Childers took first prize for corn at the county fair. Judges say Bert earned it not just for ears but for presentation with husks trimmed and a spotless display while Andy Botkin of the Garden Tavern underscores the value of a clean attractive booth.
The passage praises Bert for his first prize in a wholesome beverage, noting Andy’s wholehearted support of Self Regulation. It describes how brewers and tavern keepers ensure clean orderly taverns and that prize quality includes the product and its trimmings.
Bridgewater guests include Mr and Mrs Harold Bersu and daughter Carol honoring Mrs Ambrose Kirk. Visitors also greet Mrs Edith Dietle at Ann Arbor and others from Dearborn Belleville and Ypsilanti. Deer hunting trips keep families busy with KLager and Bob Welch at Luzerne and Dr Jones cabin.
Neighborhood ladies rejoice as the coin season nears end. Jack Arend Floyde and Carl Carr attended the Ann Arbor game where Cappy Gross and his team tied Michigan. Funeral services were held for Mrs. John Schill. Casper Greeb celebrated 35th wedding anniversary. Ellen Fahner hosted Ray Van Doren's birthday event.
About fifty neighbors hosted a surprise party Saturday evening for Richard Potney with a potluck supper and a birthday gift. Also noted: 38 members of the OES attended the County Association meeting in Ann Arbor last Tuesday with Mrs. Martha worthy as matron and Mrs. Olga Lambarth as marshal representing the local chapter.
In Wash tenawan Chancery Adrian H. Jones sues Celia Mary Jones. Celia not resident of state resides at 166 Main Gloucester Mass. Court orders appearance entered within three months or bill of complaint confessed. Dated November 14 1946 Circuit Judge Joseph F. Sanford.
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