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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1923

Page

2

Central York Community Notes From Medford Area

Medford Richards returned home from Detroit Sunday as Fred Richards moved household goods to Saline. Various local residents including Catherine Hertler, Vivian Richards, and families of Hertler, Murray, Canine, and Harwood are noted visiting, traveling, or hosting in nearby townships and cities. A Tamarack vs Oakgrove ball game ended with Tamaracks victorious.

Medford Richards Detroit Fred Richards

Central Lods Families Gather for Weekend Visits

Norman and Helen Moore spent Sunday with Raymond and Lois Manor. Clyde Davenport visited his grandparents Nell Davenport and wife. Mr and Mrs Guy Combs saw Robert Moore family Sunday. Gay Davenport with Nelt Davenport family. Carroll Culbertson and wife from Detroit visited Nelt Davenport. Mary Geddes plans move to Ann Arbor to live with Charles Janke on Brook Street. Lewis Kleinschmidt and Leonhard Crain to visit John Manor family. Will Lindemann hosted Pittsfield Grange Wednesday night. Mrs Fred Jacks hospitalized at St Joseph Mercy for tumors and is recovering.

Norman Helen Moore Raymond Lois Manor Clyde Davenport Nell Davenport Guy Combs Robert Moore Gay Davenport Nelt Davenport Carroll Culbertson Detroit Mary Geddes Ann Arbor Amid Charles Janke Brook Street Lewis Kleinschmidt Leonhard ‘Crain Reby Afferngon John Manor

Local families visit relatives and farming shifts noted

York Pittsfield residents Ed Wahr and Gib Wahr visited relatives in Lodi while Michaud family joined James A. Steere’s kin in Azim Arbor. Farmers report reduced wheat planting due to low prices, shifting focus to sheep grazing crops. Women from townline road attended a Saline talk by Mrs. Eric Calkins about the Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs. Calkins, president of the Michigan WGTU, was a U S delegate to Copenhagen for prohibition talks.

Ed. Wahr Gib Wahr Lodi Michaud Ann Arbort James A. Steere Azim William. A. Campbell Saline Eric Calkins Mpsilamti County Federation Women’s Clubs Om ‘Priday Om ‘Priday: Mrs. Calkins Is President of the Michigan State W. G. T. U Harding United States Copenhagen Denmark

Saline Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travels

Mrs. Cora Walters spent Sunday with Mrs. Harl Kutler. Everett Collins was a weekend visitor. Ronald Tower of Saline visited with Donald Troy and Veasley family. Albert Cross and family visit Bowling Green Ohio for business. Numerous Saline residents visited relatives and friends in Milan Ypsilanti and with the Cross and Johnston families over the weekend.

Cora Walters Harl’ Kutler Everett Collins Ronald Tower of Sailine Donald Troy Leon Veasley Famiy Ynsilanti

Local residents share visits and outings across Michigan towns

Bridgewater Grant Powers of Detroit spent Monday with friends here. Mrs. Delia Reed shopped in Ann Arbor last week. Rufus Spotts of Toledo visited his daughter Mrs. C F Scheurer. Carl and Stanley Scheurer own Nash and Essex roadsters. Erwin Klager and daughter Lois traveled to Ohio to visit relatives. Leo Gruner and daughter with Mr. Harry Walters and children were in Ann Arbor on business Friday. Charles Hildinger hosted Herman Buehler and family of Ann Arbor Sunday. A J Lewis and son Henry with James Reed were Manchester visitors Sunday night. Mrs Erwin Reale of Ann Arbor visited her parents. Miss Selma Boettmer shopped in Detroit Saturday. Mrs Henry Paul, caring for her mother Mrs Levi Rheinfrank, spent several days in Detroit last week. Mr and Mrs M J Howe and sons Frank and Homer of Azalia, Miss Theo Heckmiar of Dumdee, Miss Katherine Schaible of Ann Arbor and Donald Berkeley of Milan were Sunday callers at William Breining’s home.

Marshall Canine Ghelsea Orrin Canine Mary Hertler Thelma Gross Anna Bauer Ann Arbor William Muir Clinton William Stanfield Jackson John Gooding Alice Richards Bessie Richards Milan Andrew Murray Mary Jackson Helen Schroen Adam Schroen Arbor George Bible Charles Rogers Ithaca Guy Richards Oakgrove Tamarack Tamaracks William Perking Pontiac Fred Finch Finch William Harwood Ralph Helen Betty Billy Maurine Mary Harwood Tema Girbach Pittsfield Albert Cross Bowling Green Ohio Clare Rhodes Frank Stilts Hugh Craig A. J. Dalzell Carol Kutler Belle Kuder Hauril Kuder Albert Gross Délia Reed Rufus Spotts Toledo C. F. Scheurer Messrs Carl and Stanley Scheurer Nash and Essex Roadsters Erwin Reale Selma Boettmer Detroit Mrr Frank and Hmer Azalia Theo Heckmiar Dumdee Katherine Schaible Donald Berkeley William Breining James Taylor William Macken Vera Greenfield George Carpenter Abe Davenport Jéromée Squires Dorothy Peter Patterson Britton Goodell Gus Luella, Goldsmith G. M. Goldsmith Lansing Charlotte Ja .Hendershot Hiazaldine Goldsmith Zelma Fox Blisworth Clark Loyal Warutz Paul John D. Goldsmith Charles Booth Elmer Huitz John Taylor Arline R. J. Whiting Ypsilanti Ernest Dieterle Howard Annn Arbor Aaron Westfall Dora Mae Westfall Ray Sanford S. Wi. Sanford California Gus ‘Goldsmith Hazeldine Goldsmith Zhelma Fox Bilsworth Clark Allegan Karn Lave Béaichout Charles Green Manchester Reuben Rogers Rolland Gregg Levis Teachout Fred Ricket Leslie Bailey Lewis Steinman Miss Pearl Monroe Harl Bailey

West Saline Hosts for Sunday Gatherings

Mrs C Newman of Deerfield Paul Newman of Toledo John Fulton and John Morris of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Arend. Charles Graf and family entertained guests including Mr and Mrs William Hauser and daughters Wilma and Grossman and son of Sharon Mr Helen of Jackson and several other couples from Manchester Mannchester and surrounding areas.

C. Newman Deerfield Paul Newman Toledo John Fulton John Morris Detroit Fred Arend Charles Graf William Hauser Wilma Grossman Sharon Helen Jackson Lewis John,Grossman Mannchester John Richard George’ Seeger Daught‘er Lucile Albert Henderson Clark Rouse Fred Luckhardt Albert Graf Matt Seeger Lydia Emanuel Wackenhut

Market Prices For Agricultural Commodities

Market report lists butter at 45 cents, Higgs at 40, cattle at 10 dollars, hogs at 7.50, sheep at 6.07, corn at 1 dollar 8.34, oats at 48 cents, old chickens at 1544, spring chickens at 18 cents, and wheat at 411. ay 4.

Higgs

Mooreville Social Roundup Sparks Intercity Visits

Residents and visitors populate West Mooreville this week with Misses and Mrss from Detroit Paris Ohio and Ann Arbor dropping in for visits. Teachers met in Saline while several locals travel to Lansing and Charlotte for winter plans.

Local social notes and visits across towns

The Morenci Observer lists residents and visitors including Harold Sommers in a Ford coupe, Herman Schmidt at home, Ann Arbor and Manchester callers, and various Detroit, Chelsea, and Willis visits. It notes a Sunday gathering at Leslie Bailey's, Raymond's Chelsea visit, and a nine member Eve evening club at the school with Ariula Sommers as president.

Harold Sommers Herman Schmidt

Rise of the small car reshapes city traffic and styling

The article notes a growing shift toward small light cars driving smoother traffic on highways and in towns. It highlights ease of parking, quick stopping, better steering and gear shifts, and Ford’s role in popularizing small cars. Women drivers favor the compact option for shopping and daily tasks.

Ford

Bill Sams Dictionary Entry A Moral Contrast

The excerpt contrasts bankers stealing large sums with a poor man taking flour to feed his family. It defines an embezzler as a gentleman thief worthy of a hero medal, noting the bias in punishment. The sample reads from Bill Sams Dictionary page 436 by J L Martin.

J. L. Martin Bill Sam

Also Mentioned on This Page

Central York Howard Bird Catherine’ Hertler Vivian Richards Lods Will Lindemann Pittsfield Grange Fred Jacks St. Joseph Mercy Hospital York-Pittsfield South Saline John Murphy Fern Tom Murphy Fred Teufel Alonzo Kutler S. Collins County Federation of Women’s Clubs Clinton Negas Doris Near Tecumseh Carol Pierce Donald Roscoe Walter Craig Beatrice Leota Floyd Merle Cross John ‘Camburn Saliné George Kuder Blair Kuder Pred Camburn A. I. Dalzell Albert Johnston Charlie Johnston Gross Lloyd Raymond Johnston Bridgewater Grant Powers Erwin Klager Lois Leo Gruner Harry Walters Charles Hildinger Herman Buehler A. J. Lewis Henry James Reed Henry Paul Levi Rheinfrank West Saline Market Report Mooreville C.’S. Harkermer LeRoy Harris Myrl Murray Luella Mike Dawid al- Jigon Millard Mr. Sutherland Brighton Judd Whitefield Levi Teachout Chelsea D. G. Richards Ariula Sommers A. G George Franklin Potter Herbert Allén Frank Allen Willis William McKendery Morenci Bill Sam’s Foley HONEY Wheelers Pharmacy Woooltex Bine the Mills Company Wooltex Holland Harris Seed Store Washington 5Th Ave Schnebelt’s Bakery Ulmer Leston Solvay the Solvay Process CO Wing & Evaks, Inc Detroit, Mich Solvay Afi
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