Saline News Highlights Local Social Ties and Events
Weekend traffic and car repairs mark Saline life as residents attend church, plan fairs, and host visitors. The Community Fair dates are set for October 27 28 while bridge bids come from Detroit firm E C Nolan Sons. Socials include dinners birthdays rallies and dances with many local families and organizations featured.
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Scout
Walter MacPeek
Ann Arbor
Frank D. Richards
DeWitt
Nellie Noble
Herbert Pink
Albion College
Percy Pink
Lulu Fairbanks
Seattle
Wash
Lloyd Fairbanks
Fred Schleh
Lodi
Jacob Visel
School
Rotary Club
Sam Spuehler
Bridgewater Road
Roland Bredernitz
R.h.bamner
Bronson
Saline
Ruth Lee
St. Joseph Mercy College of Nursing
Detroit
Paul Lee
A. C. Lange
Hilmer Conrad
Deroit
Conrad
Ivah Colvin
Clarenc. Johnson
Ione Bailey
Saline Township
Lansing
E. C. Nolan & Sons
Labines River
O. E. 5S
Charles O. Woodbridge
Will Stierle
B. J. Spiller
Miss Dorothy
Belleville
Kenneth Spiller
Carleton Young
Wheeler & Young
Young
Upjohn Company
George Johnson
Park Street
Thomas
Weber Road
Tapy
B. J. Spitler
George A. Uphaus
Orrin Briggs
Pontiac
Simon Schofield
Methodist Church
Cranbrook School
Church of the Little Flower
Cooper
Jackson
C. A. Jordan
Dundee
Sam Boyd
N. J Laskey
Milan
T. J. Irelan
Broun
Warner
Fred Schmid
L. D. “‘Wanner’s
Bixby
Wesley Dietiker
Royal Oak
Hubert Ross
Flint
Saline ‘Valley
The
G. C. Townsend
Julia Gordon
Owosse
Donald Stimpson
St. Paul’s Church
Scout Leaders Round Table Set for Camp Newkirk
Washtenaw and Livingston counties Scoutmasters and troops invited to a Scout Leaders Round Table at Camp Newkirk on Monday October 10 at 6 pm. If weather allows they will eat outside, else a main lodge dinner. Meeting topics include plans, troop problems and forthcoming events.
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Washtenaw
Livingston
Camp Newkirk
Michizs League
Ann Arbor
James Welk
Mibbing
Kindergarten and first grade rhythm band grows to 38
The kindergarten and first grade report a 38 member rhythm band seeking a leader and drum major while new instruments spark jealousy from Benny Goodman. Second grade emphasizes neatness with a growing library corner and health charts. Third and fourth graders face illness in Miss Morden’s family and a substitute fills in.
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Gindergarten
Miss Hueht
Miss Morden
Pioneering Roads and Corduroy Paths Through Time
A look at early road building from Detroit outward shows how log and corduroy roads formed the first transportation network. From 1818 to 1835 rough routes connected Detroit Chicago Port Huron and Monroe, with travel counted in weeks not hours.
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Detroit
Chicago
Fort Saginaw
Saginaw
Grand River Valley
Port Huron
Mt. Clemens
Romeo
St. Clair
Monroe
Ann Howard Shaw
Big Rapids
Grand Rapids
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