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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1931

Page

5

Community notices report local social visits and events

A crowded column lists social calls and weekend visits among Detroit Bat tle Creek Dearborn and Jackson residents. People include Miss Ruth Rose Mrs Ruth Bond Mr Tommy Thompson Mr Henry Morris Dr Charles Mix and many families visiting relatives and attending church and meetings. The piece also notes anniversaries weddings a hunting trip and a minor accident with no injuries.

Ruth Bond Dearborn Manle Case Tommy, Thompson Detroit Thomas Shurtz James Morris Henry Morris Verne Rhoades William F. Meek Elmira Rhoades Earl Culliton Battle Creek Frank Davis Bertha Scaairer New York City

Local residents share events around Owosso and area

Thomas Shurtz and son Donald were in Owosso on Monday. Miss Birdelle and Hana Sprague of Jackson visited Miss Julia Gordon on Saturday. Mrs. Chester Leonard returned from Beyer hospital and is recovering. Rev S Schofield Kenneth Spitler Miss Margaret McCord and Miss Naomi Friis attended a district meeting in Ypsilanti. The Detroit Free Press photographer photographed Miss Elizabeth Connelly leaving the Masonic temple after the annual institute by the Michigan Education Association. The Birthday club marked Mrs Otto Gall’s anniversary with two bridge tables and gifts for the hostess.

Roy Rogers Jacob Clough Edward Feuerbacher Eugene Jackson Herman Wenger Kenneth Ann Arbor BE. F. Layher Federated Church Evelyn Ernst Charles Carven Martin Schaible Trinity Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Cora Walters Jennie Leonard Detroit Thomas Shurtz Donald Shurtz Fred Fletcher Elk Lake Clarence Carr Susan Carr Anna Smith Itc Jacob Smith Donald Owosso Birdelle Hana Sprague Julia Gordon Chester Leonard Beyer Hospital S. Schofield Kenneth Spitler Margaret McCord Naomi Friis M. B Ypsilanti Detroit Free Press Elizabeth Connelly Masonic Temple Annul Institute Michigan Education Association Birthday Club Otto Gall Ralph Hunt Lillian Burgan

Fifteen Years Ago News Notes From Local Area

Fifteen years ago Ernest Boettger returned from Detroit. Harl Kutler of Saline sick with jaundice. Ypsilanti couple Frederick and Emily Weinmann guests of Mrs. Lucy Fairbank. Local rally with Hon. Barkworth and Hon. Burke. Sheriff Lindenschmidt visiting town. Masonic lodge to hold special meeting for important business. District missionary society in Ann Arbor attended by Mrs Wheeler Townsend Hull and Mrs Muir. Woolford building a large barn on the Everett Shaw place. Republican rally at the opera house with Hon. H Wirt Newkirk and George H. Wright. Social visit to Ann Arbor for a lecture by John Doorly. Billy Sunday drew about 25 Salinettes to Ann Arbor to gauge his sincerity and influence on prohibition.

Ernest Boettger Detroit Harl Kutler Saline Township Frederick Emily Weinmann Ypsilanti Lucy Fairbank Thomas FE. Barkworth George J. Burke Lindenschmidt Masonic Lodge O. C. Wheeler D. C. Townsend J. W. Hull Edward Muir District Missionary Society Ann Arbor Dc. W. Woolford Everett Shaw

Thirty Years Ago Highlights From A Local Town Page

Thirty years ago Charles Conklin left for Ox lahoma by horse and buggy. Supervisor Lutz starts full-time work with the Ann Arbor board. Hunt season is light with few birds caught. Washteno county shoot plans and a practice session near Ann Arbor on November first. S T Fairbank and wife attended a wedding at Otto lake, traveling 60 miles by horse and carriage. Hawks and Angus line win in Jackson Boland fight. Boland line unavailable for rolling stock. A F Clark travels to New York state for Climax regulator business. East Main street gains popularity among locals and visitors. New block houses feature even alignment and equal setback. George B Rogers named deputy game and fish warden for enforcing laws. he recently fined George Avery and John Crittenden $28 for killing squirrels.

Charles’ Conklin Oxlahoma Lutz Board of Supervisors Ann Arbor Washteno County Go Club S. T. Fairbank Otto Lake Hawks and Angus Chelsea A. F. Clark Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Waterloo N. Y East Main Street George B. Rogers Game and Fish Conservation Department George George Avéry John Crittenden

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