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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

2

Local Socials and Visits Near Judd District

Joe Masten has gone to Monroe to work in the woolen mills. Miss Schanz of Stony Creek visited Monday night. Jean LeBaron and the Grant Millers entertained Detroit visitors. John Beam of Macon and Harley Welsh hosted relatives. William McKendery and D G Richards families hosted Detroit guests. Mr and Mrs Schroen hosted relatives. Hubb rt Madison and Walster Thearer were in Ann Arbor. About fifty neighbors surprised Mrs Ed Guenther for her birthday with dancing and cards and refreshments.

Joe Masten Monroe Miss Schanz Stony Creek Jean LeBaron Grant Miller Detroit John Beam Macon Harley ‘Welsh Ed Guenther

Central York Social Roundup Local Visits

George Richards is on the sick list. Henry Heiser Sr of Geddes called on friends in the vicinity. Mrs Anna Kelsey spent Thursday with Mrs John Gooding and family. Valera Stecher visited her brother Clyde and family of River Rouge. Mr and Mrs George Bible visited with Mr and Mrs John Hatto of Ann Arbor.

George Richards Henry Heiser, Sr Geddes Anna Kelsey John Gooding Valera Stecher Clyde River Rouge George Bible John Hatto Ann Arbor Wirt LeBaron Grvel Samderson Stony Creek

Local greetings and ailments in South Saline area

South Saline notes report Mrs. Frank Stilts improving after illness while Albert Cross battles blood poison in his arm. Several local residents move, visit, and host gatherings in Milan Tecumseh Macon Saline and Britton. Births and social events fill the week with family and friends visiting and hosting in the community.

Frank Stilts Albert Cross Ellsworth Losee James Taylor Milan Laon Vealey Fred Teufel Doris William Easlick George Collins Macon Hugh Craig Wilbur Cornish George Kutler Winterstein Tecumseh

Local notes from Macon area spotlight visits and family events

Mrs Christina Hendershott is ill. Visits and sojourns include Findlay Ohio, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Adrian, Tecumseh, Ypsilanti, Houghton Lake, and Flint. A funeral for Walter Parker and a calendar social at the M. BE church with a farm produce sale are noted.

M. BE

Social Roundup From Bridgewater Area Residents

Miss Emma Bersuder of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at home. George Bersuder and family hosted relatives from Manchester and Detroit. Visitors included Elmer Staib of Clinton, Miss Lois Meyer of Ann Arbor, Jacob Benes and family, Jacob Blum of Detroit, Oscar of Tecumseh, Marie Powers and Monte Goodrow of Detroit, and Margaret Bersuder with aunt and uncle. The Reed and Kuebler households hosted Detroit and Plymouth guests.

Emma Bersuder Annn Arbor George Bersuder Manchester Elmer Staib Clinton Mangnard Kidd Jacob Blum Detroit Oscar Tecumseh George Marie Powers Monte Goodrow Marguerite ‘Riedel William Reed M. Henne Edward Fred Kennedy Chester Reed Plymouth Reed Farm Len Zimmerman Daugter Marie Irene Ehrrich Deroit Christ. Kuebler

Michigan Farmers Aim for Grain Prize at Chicago Show

Michigan farmers plan strong entries for the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago, led by Prof. J. F. Cox. Last year Michigan won high honors. entries must be in by November 15. An educational exhibit on pure bred grains and stock will accompany the event, taking place November 26 to December 3.

International Grain Chicago Michigan J. F. Cox Michigan Agricultural College Professor Cox A. L. Bibbins The Crop Improvement Association East Lansing International College For the International

Fate Takes Trouble Only For The Indifferent

A pithy reflection notes that fate spares those who show no concern for outcomes while actively troubling those who remain engaged, suggesting a paradox of destiny and disposition.

Town Pests The Dawgone Rooster Alarmed Neighbors

The Dawgone Rooster crows at dawn rousing neighbors. It then consumes green sprouts from nearby gardens and pushes other plants from the ground with strong feet. Neighbors swear at the disturbance.

Dawgone

Cancer toll rises in 1920 Michigan figures for district two

Michigan state health statistics show 3 109 cancer deaths in 1920 with 282 in the second congressional district outside Wayne County. The district cancer death rate was 136 4 per 100 000, compared with state rates and tuberculosis figures. Dr R M Olin urges early diagnosis and treatment as a path to control.

Michigan Wayne County State Department of Health John A. Wessinger Ann Arbor American Society For the Control of Cancer R. M. Olin Olin

Moon Shine in Heavens Bright With Two Full Moons

Two full moons this month fill the sky with bright light and rare celestial events. The odd pairing promises a striking view for stargazers and casual observers alike.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Judd William McKendery Mrs D. G. Richards Fred Schroen’s D. G. Richards and Sons Hubert and Madison Walster Thearer Central York Fred Richards Francis Gould Saline Andrew ‘Murray Parker, Mary Electa Henry Dan Murray Lake Ridge South Saline Aubrey Pocklington of Britton William Baslick Jennie Leonard John Gamburn Sam Westlake Thelma Custer Ruby Dixon the Normal Thurman Burns Roy Frisbie Geraldine Kuder Irma Eisel Elizabeth Foster Myrle Trout Helen Donald Roscoe Craiz Floyd Cross Harold Kuder Helen Williams George Kuder Mayne Pennington Christina. Hiendershott M. J. Williams Adrian Standay Joe Smith Clare Camburn Roy Mathews Miss Glady Mathews Elmer Camburn Otto Little Bobbie Briggs Albert Williams John Ladd Harrison and Houghton Lake Earl Quigley Ernest Camburn Raynor Kerr Opal Alta Collins Christina Hendershott Meda Sones Charles Allen Frank Brenner Buffalo Ida van Valkenberg Clara Hendershott Frank Day Ypsilanti James Chambers Rose Day Minnie B. F. Pennington George Field Robert McCoy Arthur Camburn Ellsworth Collins Little Marie Hendershott Ray Hendershott Wilhelmine Frost Walter Parker Frank Thomas Harald Cole Clintom Cemetery Otto Schoagimaster Wilma B.W. Payne Wilma Briggs David Camburn Wolflake Bridgewater Lois Meyer Gertrude Scheurer Jacob Benes Joe Bersuder Margaret Bersuder Joseph Faulhaber Pennsylvania Sinclair Gasoline Staebler-Kempf Oil Co Saline, Mich Buick Mic T. E. Schaible MR. Farmer
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