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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
2
Central York area residents and visitors are listed with numerous social updates. Hancock, Gooding, Jackson, Richards, Mooreville, Milan, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor and Detroit connections appear as relatives travel, visits, and chores. The Tamarack school held mumps related closures and a Baptists group staged a party at Bernard Kreager’s home. Funeral details for Gottlieb Alber and Winifred Bird are noted with local family attendance and church references.
Macon and Tecumseh communities figure in a cloud of social calls and moving news. Leon Maynard and family relocate to Tecumseh while Mrs. John Jackson of Milan visits Mrs. Frank Day. Erma Spence recovers from illness and Ernes Camburn suffers a dental infection.
A series of short social items lists residents visiting and returning from trips. Detroiter visitors include DeArth and Bersucher. Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor correspondents join in. Several locals like Schelenberger Henne and Scheurer appear with family gatherings and weekend visits across Clinton and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs N G Davenport plan to move back to the farm Edgar Draike called on Bert Moor and Theodore Steward Friday Norman and Lawrence Moore spent Sunday with Glyde Davenport Mrs Theodore Steward called on Mrs Fred Wagner Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Gar Davenport and son Clyde are moving back to Ann Arbor Mrs Bert Moore and children spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs John Manor Mrs Moore and children were Friday evening callers on Gar Davenport Mr and Mrs Wilt Lindemann attended the married peoples dance at Saline Friday Henry Flanigan Erwin and Walter Lindemann spent Friday evening at Gar Davenports Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer and son Warren spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Gar Davenport Amanda Kinsley and Mrs George Kinmercher of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Bert Moore Friday Mr and Mrs J Kress and son Lewis were Sunday evening callers on Mr and Mrs Gar Davenport Mr and Mrs Clayton Rentschler and daughter Rose were Sunday visitors of her sister Mrs Fred Mayer Mr and Mrs Karl Schaffer and family of Manchester spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner Mr and Mrs Sis Renae and 2r Oren Theodore
Arleigh Squires sold his farm to Ohio parties Elmer Eisel and family and entertained company from Ohio Sunday. Mrs Everett Collins and children visited Ann Arbor Friday. Floyd Cross returned after a week in Ohio. Miss Dolla and Raymond Langham had tonsils removed last Wednesday at home. Mr and Mrs Clyde McCaughty spent Sunday evening with Forest Londen and family. Mr and Mrs Albert Gross and Albert Johnson spent Friday evening with William Fastick and family. Ernest Cross of Bowling Green Ohio and Albert Cross visited Bedford relatives Saturday and Sunday. Henry McManin and family entertained last week. Mrs David Monroe of Bangor and Mrs Jennie Hubbard of Colorado Springs Colorado were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ehlenberg in Milan. Clare Feldman, oldest son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Feldman, died at his home in Britton Thursday after rheumatism. funeral held Saturday afternoon.
Members and families gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cornish for their annual dinner on November 16. The menu included mashed potatoes roast beef gravy celery cranberry sauce brown and white bread coffee cheese apple and pumpkin pie and assorted cake. About six ty were present with Rev Ralph Brown and several listed guests from Colorado Springs Detroit and Belleville. Credit given to committee chaired by Mrs Hazel Gordon and assistants for the dinner’s success. The December meeting will be at Ada Lutz home. Roll call Christmas suggestions.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on November 20 1922 Judge Emory E Leland reviewed guardian B P Davenport request to sell real estate by private sale for John Schienk incompetent estate The hearing is set for December 15 at 10 am at the Probate Office A copy of the order must be published for three consecutive weeks in the Saline Observer newspaper.
In Washtenaw County Michigan Ann Arbor on November 1 1900 in Probate Court Judge Emory B Leland approved Mary Reyers petition seeking administration of Elizabeth Lutz estate to Willis Fowler or other suitable person. Hearings set at ten oclock and a three week notice to publish in Saline Observer. Dorcas C Donegan Register.
A kaleidoscope of opinions touches daily life with sharp wit and casual jibes. References to Newberry resigning a senate seat, drafts, Halloween window art, and local residents like Max Fosdick and Errnest Towler appear amid banter about manners, attire, and small misfortunes.
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