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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1926

Page

2

Local Moves and Visits Across Central York and Saline

Central York Milford Canine and family move to Milan while Freeman Stark moves from Parker Murray's farm to Saline. Mrs. John Gooding attends a Maccabee hall meeting in Mooreville. Mrs. Hattie Murray attends the Baptist State convention in Adrian. The Murrays plan a move to their own farm as Miss Mary Murray returns home from Superior township for a short stay. Nearby families including the Matthews, Dan Murray, Pred Degg, Shauskey, and Jacob Stecher visit and host relatives across Stony Creek and Ridge Road with Chelsea day trips.

Milford Milan Freeman Stark Parker Murray Saline John Gooding Maccabee Hall Mooreville Hattie Murray Adrian Mary Murray Marion Superior Township Clyde Matthews Stony Creek Jacob Stecher Dan Murray Ridge Road Pred Degg Bowling Green Ohio Shauskey

Social notes and local meeting report from Lodi area

Central Lady Jacob Kinsley visited N. C. Davenport on Saturday. Helen Stierle spent time in Scio. Mrs. Ralph West and Mary Drake visited Bert Moore’s family. Fred Mayer and Warren visited the Kalmbachs. Mr Kalmbach ill. PTA District 10 Lodi met at Bert Moore’s with prizes awarded for a pedro game and plan for Nov 19 pot luck. Also a lengthy column on American law growth and a 1920s Ypsilanti electricity population rise.

Jacob Kinsley N. C. Davenport Helen Stierle Scio Ralph West Mary Drake Bert Moore Fred Mayer Warren WN. C. Davenport Anit George Eeler Hold. Schneider Chris Lambarth Emil Rothenbecker Frieda Dietzel Whitmore Lake Ernest Mayer Adolph Schlecht Ann Arbor Pt.a District 10 Lodi Pedro Ernest Gerstler Doris Adams Blanche Manor Alfred Wegner William Lindemann

Community visits and social events in Barmond district

Dexter visitors include R. J. Dunn and Joseph while Miss Marjory Deem visits Milan sister Mrs. Hazel Gordon. Several locals host guests and attend a necktie social raising 55.73. Hammond P.T.A. to meet Monday November 1 at the Gordon home, annual meeting with all members urged to attend.

and Mirs Barney Williams Detroit Everett Monroe Wyman Meters Ypsilanti Carl Heininger Ellen Collins Hammond P.T.A Glenn Gordon

Local social notes and town scenes from South Saline area

South Saline reports residents visiting relatives in Milan Ann Arbor and Adrian updates on hospitalizations and illnesses. Local events include welfare club meetings corn borer demonstrations and a thimiken pie supper at Macon church with various residents and visitors noted. Rex Rimnel recalls a Mulliken bank robbery with a suspect reportedly choking a dog to avoid detection.

Local notices from Milan area include deaths and farm reports

Mr Rickett visited his farm on Wednesday. Nelson Reeves returns home from Aldrian for a spell. Mrs Steiman visited her mother on Wednesday. Mrs H C Reedles Mrs Anderson and Miss Ella Andercom of Ann Arbor called at D G Richards on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs D G Richards and Austin Dexter attended the funeral of Mr Belches near Milan Thursday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sidney Yape of Ann Arbor and others from Ann Arbor and Adrian. Wheat 1 33, corn 90, oats 42 cents per bushel calves 14 cents hogs 12 13 cents eggs 52 cents per dozen. After a lingering illness, Thomas W Barnes died in Detroit Friday evening. Barnes formerly lived in Milan and became prominent in Detroit fraternal and club circles. He was a successful businessman.

Genevieve Dunn Ant Arbor R. J. Dunn Ralph Hammond Will Martin Manchester E. M. Gilbert Tom Ellis Belleville Ray Frisbee Milan Wilburn Cornish Uone Rollo Nelson B. I. Collins Saline C. H. Carven Hugh Craig Albert Cross Max Collins Lelan Hatch Bixby Hospital Adrian Albert Johnston Carel Pierze Clinton S Kleversant Sam Craig Ann Arbor Sam Westlake Trouis Kovacs Everett Collins Dundee Perry Tingley Cone Gus Daisher Tecumseh Ed. Johnson Macon M. E Alonzo Kutler Prank Donald Stilts Monroe Anderson Ella Andercom D. G. Richards Austin Dexter Belches Sideny Thomas W. Barnes Detroit Mr. Barnes

Help the Good Trees Farm Woodland Improvement Plan

The article outlines removal of damaged or low-value trees to improve woodland health. It mentions removing trees sick from pests or fire damage and those crowding others, plus dead trees and slow-growing species. It also reports a deadly railroad wreck in Coldwater involving a gravel train and a fuel tank, with five injured workers and extensive track damage.

Coldwater N. Y. CG

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Fred Layher, Jr George Uphaus West Michigan Avenue Saline Electric Shop Peter Estermyer Wallace Block Ypsilantis PreeeNas Central York Babe Hte Orrin Canine Central Lady National Budget Committee England Congress New York -Herald-Tribune Walter Hart Blumenthal Httle Supreme Court of the United States Hughes Detroit Hdison Company Michigan Barmond District Joseph Dexter Marjory Deem Hazel Gordon Julia Gordon W. Gauntlett the Ridge Herman Mehler Britton John Young Harold Hammond South Saline John Petro Flint Evans Jackson Alta Losee Klevergaat Floyd .Cross Ada Untz Maude Goodrich Leon Vealey Alonzo Roder Harry Tuckey Callens Rose Logan Deerfield Donald Craig Spangher Perry Roy . Heilman Rex -Rimme Mulliken Bank Letron Sor Rimmel LPO NOTA Mr. Rickett Nelson Reeeves Aldrian Steiman H. C. Reedles Emiry Dick Elliott Republican A. C._Lange Dwiggins Hanson Corporation Mich Dodge Brothers Joseph H. Thompson Dopsee Brothers Motor Cars
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