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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1921

Page

2

Central York Local Notes Highlight Health and Visit Trends

John Gooding suffers rheumatism while Mrs. Andrew Murray is bedridden with stomach and heart trouble. Clifford Boatwright of Ypsilanti visited his uncle Guy Richards and family. Nine new members join York Baptist Church after recent revival. Sunday guests included Marion Murray of Dixboro Dan Murray and daughter of Lake Ridge Myrl Murray of Mooreville and Milton Cross of Saline with Andrew Murray’s family.

Clifford Boatwright Ypsilanti Guy Richards York Baptist Church Marion Murray Dixboro Dan’ Murray Lake Ridge Myrl Murray Mooreville Milton Cross Saline Andrew Murray

Local Social and Family Notices From Lodi

Central Lodi notes Albert Ross works for Fred Mayer. Mr and Mrs Gar Davenport visited Detroit and Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer hosted guests Sunday. A newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Mark Sweet November. N C Davenport and family bought three Holstein cows. Miss Clara Egger and Herman Brenson visited in Ypsilanti. Will Linderman spent Wednesday evening with N C Davenport. A Friday social at Jacob Kinsley for school district 19 drew many boys despite rain. Drake, lifelong Lodi resident, died in Ann Arbor hospital at 45. Funeral at Mucklig’s. burial in Lodi cemetery. He leaves a brother Perry and a half sister and brother.

Fred Mayer Borm Mark Sweet N. C. Davenport and Som Clara Egger Herman Brenson Ypsilanti Will Linderman N. C. Davenport Jacob Kinsley Lodi Clarageet Mos Drake Lodi Township Ann Arbor Mucklig Dusial Perry

Local social notes and readings from Macon area

Ill Marie Hendershott. visits by Crittenhem in Detroit and many regional guests. Weekend gatherings with Mrs. Rob ert Hendric Mrs. Jennie McLain Mrs. Emma Hoag and families. Mills school entertainment nets 55 dollars. Numerous families from Tecumseh Jackson Ypsilanti and Toledo hosted by local residents. Advertising changes due by Wednesday morning. A remark on modern girls lacking blushes.

Marie Hendershott John Crittenhem Detroit Collyer Blissfield Robert Hendric John Hopka Ridgeway Jennie McLain Grover Willis Britton Walter Miller's Emma Hoag Clinton Gabe Mills Arthur Weddle Ed. McKenney Helen Tecumseh Mir. l Jesse Frost

Silver fox farming a growing North American industry

The article traces the rise of silver fox breeding from early secretive efforts in Prince Edward Island to a modern ranching industry. It notes government support in several countries, high pelts value, and the shift from wild supply toward controlled ranch production with emphasis on welfare, housing, and disease prevention. It highlights Muskegon Michigan and Prince Edward Island as centers, the profitability of pelts, and the Department of Agriculture guidance including Farmer's Bulletin No. 795.

Department of Agriculture Japan Norway Sweden Canada Benjamin Haywood Tignish Prince Edward Island Robert Dalton Sir Charles Dalton London Niles James Gordon Silas Raynor Robert Tuplin U. S New York City Muskegon Michigan

South Saline Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

George Kutler drives a Ford coupe in South Saline. Miss Helen Craig visits Tacumseh school on Friday and stays with Miss Jennie Burleson through Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Zahn and son spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Teufel. The Pocklingtons visit Mrs. Easlick and Hillsworth Losee visits near Britton with Aunt Mrs. Aubrey Pocklington. Everett Collins family spends Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Caryen in Saline.

Helen Craig Tecumseh School Jennie Burleson Thomas Zahn and Mike Teufel Aubrey Pocklington William Easlick Hillsworth Losee Britton Everett Collins C. H. Caryen Saline

Local Social Notes from Bridgewater and Nearby

Charles Breining returns home for the week Edward Henne of Detroit visits his mother Mrs Margaret Henne while Mrs Williamern plans winter with son Will Kern Mr and Mrs Erwin Klager attend football game in Ann Arbor Mrs George Bersusler and daughter Margaret visit Manchester Martin Nol returns from time with Theodore Weller to Ann Arbor Mrs Joe Bersuder and family shop in Ann Arbor Misses Mar surite Riedel and Thresa Schwab visit Detroit Mr and Mrs Frank Biechhnan host weekend in Detroit Irenus Ehrlich of Detroit visits Adrian relatives Helen Bersuder also there Eugene Betz and Lawrence Boettner return from a hunting trip near Alpena two men credited with a deer capture

Edward Henne Detroit Margaret Henne Williamern Will Kern Erwin Klager Ann Arbor George Bersusler Moergaret Manchester Martin Nol Theodore Weller Joe Bersuder Edward Helen Doris Marsurite Riedel Thresa Schwab Frank Biehhnan Irenus Ehrlich Helen Bersuder George Ehrlich Adrian Eugene Betz Lawrence Boettner Alpena

Willing Workers Annual Dinner Held At Carr Home

The Willing Workers held their annual dinner on November 17 at the Clarence Carr home with about sixty attendees. Committee chairs were praised, and a short business meeting appointed work, flower and program committees for the coming year. The group planned to meet again with Mrs. Bartel in December and welcomed guests from the neighborhood.

Clarence Carr Mary Cornish Bartel Juliet Manne Elizabeth Lamb Wills Fowler Rainh Brown

Double Wedding At Kreager Home In Milan

The Kreager home hosted a double wedding Tuesday with Ruth Kreager and George Kelsey and Hazel Vedder and Roy Kreager marrying. Rev F M Spooner and Rev W A Shelley officiated. A large reception followed with generous hospitality extended by relatives and friends.

Fred Kreager F. M. Spooner Ruth Kreager Mgr George Kelsey W. A. Shelley of Whittaker Hazel Vedder Roy Kreager Milan

American Legion Dance at Opera House Tonight

Local notes report an American Legion dancing party at the opera house tonight. Also: Detroit business trips by C. H. Miller and S. L. Briggs with Peter Sommes visiting Toledo. Tuesday is noted as a low automobile travel day. Washtenaw County Fair Association plans improvements with $2,000 on hand and expected $8,000 more. Bridgewater hosts a grand masquerade dance on December 1.

American Legion Opera House C. H. Miller Detroit S. L. Briggs Peter Sommes Toledo Suzany August Linderman Thas East Henry Street Ann Arbor Ira VanGieson Chelsea Standard Washtenaw County Fair Association

The Great Redeemer at Liberty Theatre

Maurice Tourneur directs The Great Redeemer starring House Peters and Marjorie Daw in a swift dramatic presentation. The article praises the director and performances while noting a strong central tale of Dan Malloy and a guiding young woman amid temptation at the stage around the bend in the moonlight.

Dan Malloy Dan Danny Maurice Tourneur Redeemer House Peters Marjorie Daw Liberty Theatre

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Central York John Gooding Albert Ross Gar Davenport Macon Will Stuart Charles J. P. Koebbe Ivan Spitler Jeanne Marie Elmer Camburn Mills Grange Hall Auringer N. G. Langan Jackson Will Sue Langan Floyd Larry L. E. Perkins Lawrence Heinel Floyd Daly Dunice Summer McCollm P. K. Morgan Helen Morgan Alice Hancock C. W. Laidlaw Earl Lindsley Claude Bailey George Miller Revilo Siage South Saline George Kutler Bridgewater Charles Breining T Hs Sinclair Staebler-Kempf Oil Co State OF Ohio Apple Show S. R. Wilson,Jr Big Rapids the Great Redeemer Sapolio
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