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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
5
Appointment of Administrator for Wahr estate in Washtenaw County
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders that on December 4, 1936 at ten o'clock in the forenoon the petition of Walter Armbruster to administer the estate of George Edward Wahr deceased will be heard at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Public notice is to be given by publication for three successive weeks in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Arnn Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
George Edward Wahr
Walter Armbruster
Saline
Tay’. Pray
Nora’‘O. Borgert
Register of Probate
Social Roundup in Central Lods Courtyard
Mrs. Victor Haughton entertained her Detroit sister last week. Mrs. Ralph West of Detroit visited her sister Mrs. Bert Moore last Wednesday. Theodore Steward spent Sunday with his daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Orin Drake. John Williams and children visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Ames on Sunday. Mrs Philip Dresch of Windsor Mrs Clara Rothenbecker of Ann Arbor and Mrs Robert Tassie of British Columbia were guests Thursday of their cousin Mrs Bert Moore. Mrs Moore hadn’t seen Mrs Tassie for 15 years and they enjoyed a long visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Haughton
Detroit
Ralph West
Bert Moore
Theodore Steward
Orin Drake
John Williams
George Ames
Philip Dresch
Windsor
Clara Rothenbecker
Ann Arbor
Robert Tassie
British Columbia
Bridgewater News Notes A Busy Local Week
Paul Harvey, Detroit visitor, called on his son Walter Harvey while Mrs. George Boettner plans a new outside chimney and fur nace. Justin Baniel of Detroit toured friends en route to Owosso. Mr and Mrs Jacob Finkbeiner and Mr and Mrs Welch spent the weekend in northern Michigan visiting Welch's parents and hunting with the men. Readers may leave society items with Mrs C F Ernst for reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Detroit
George Boettner
Walter Harvey
Justin Baniel
Owosso
Jacob Finkbeiner
Welch
Michigan
Mrs. Welch
Bridgewater
Social Guests Visit Across Britton Monroe Tecumseh Wyandotte
South Saline residents host guests from Britton Macon Monroe Wyandotte Tecumseh and Detroit. Visits include David Sisson in Ellsworth Losee's home, Mrs. Roy Kemph visiting her mother, and various weekend or Sunday gatherings at the Stilts Roe Vealey Teufel Spence Fawcett and Spence households. A family observes a 90th birthday for Nelson Porritt in Belleville.
Community Notes from Macon and Nearby Towns
Macon residents Elwyn Camburn and various friends shared visits across Michigan and Ohio. Clerical and family gatherings extended to Defiance, Detroit, Kalamazoo, Ann Arbor, Jonesville, West Branch, Belleville, and Kalamazoo with relatives and neighbors hosting and visiting throughout the weekend.
Social Roundup From Detroit Visits And Local Funerals
Mr and Mrs L W Coller were in Detroit from Thursday to Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Morgan Mrs S B Florida and Mr and Mrs John Betser of Detroit called on Miss Addie and Schuyler Crittenden Sunday Mr and Mrs C O Biddle entertained Mr and Mrs Hobart Gainsley and children at a dinner Sunday evening Miss Lorraine Anderson and Wallace Garnham of Detroit spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Agnes Johnston Mr and Mrs J H Howell of Tulsa Okla spent the latter part of the week with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Howell Mrs Franc Michel Miss Elva Richart and Mr and Mrs Ralph Michel visited Mr and Mrs S L Vollick in Detroit Sunday Mrs Nellie Case Mrs Ray Smith and Mrs Jay Howell attended the funeral of Mrs Lidster in Ridgeway Saturday afternoon Miss Celia Frantz of Jonesville and Miss Bettie Johnson of Ypsilanti spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson Rev and Mrs Fred Williams of Flint spent from Wednesday until Friday with his brother J M Williams and Mrs Williams Mr and Mrs Sam Calkins of Carleton called on Mrs Ronald Pilbeam Friday Sundays evening nests were Mr and Mrs Merle Cross and child ren of Britton Miss Sue Langan and Miss Inez Halpin of Flint called on Mr and Mrs E W Payne Sunday Miss Langan was en route to Tecumseh where she will remain until the completion of her home which is being remodeled by Henry Ford Mr and Mrs R G Sage and Mr and Mrs P K Morgan Mrs Eva Pennington Mrs Metta Bailey and Mr and Mrs P G Ash were in St Johns Friday attending the funeral of Edward Osgood Mr Osgood was the brother of Mrs Sage and Mrs Morgan and spent the earlier part of his life in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W.coller
Detroit
Frank Morgan
J. H. Howell
Tulsa
Okla
J. W. Howell
Franc Michel
Elva Richart
Ralph Michel
S. L Vollick
Nellie Case
Ray Smith
Jay Howell
Ronald Pilbeam
Merle Cross
Britten
Sue Langan
Inez Halpin
Flint
Miss Langan
Tecumseh
Henry Ford
R. G. Sage
P. K. Morgan
Eva Pennington
Metta Bailey
P. G. Ash
St. Johns
Edward Osgood
Mr. Osgood
Sage
Morgan
Macon
First Meeting of High School Student Council
The first meeting on Wednesday October 21 elected Luther Dicks president and Lloyd Armbruster secretary. Two representatives from each class were proposed, one boy and one girl, and pins will mark each position. Plans for letter awards to band oratory debate declamation and cheerleaders were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Dicks
Lloyd Armbruster
Grace Clark
Betty King
Stanley Gall
Jean Fosdick
Jeanette Clay
William Tower
Melvin Schafér
Geraldine Hayball
Doris Jean Davis
Norman Hildebrandt
Kuebler
Football Season Tickets Promotion and Contest Prizes
Rita Finkbeiner reports a school selling season football tickets at 25 cents for students and 50 cents for teachers and the public. Home games include Belleville and Milan. A thermometer contest rewarded the seventh grade with a candy box for the highest class participation, aided by two Rotary Club tickets per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Milan
Athletic Association
Rotary Club
Home Economics Row on Weight Gain Experiments
Grace Clark reports on a Home Economics class story where two thin girls are being subjected to dietary experiments with cod liver oil and higher calorie intake to increase weight. The senior class studies the digestive system while the junior class creates health and beauty scrapbooks focusing on nails and hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Clark
Home Ec
Restuffed Key Hole Close of Home Economics Club
The group is thoroughly studying everything under this heading and may use their knowledge for a beauty contest and sending someone to Hollywood. The club plans a party soon, with more news to follow next week, and they bid farewell while restuffing the home economics door key hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
School Notes Report Quiet Week of Learning
A student writes that little exciting is happening as lessons and studying fill the week. Three weeks ago a Senior assembly was well received. The class covers Mediterranean history quizzes, tricky pronunciations like Pisistratus, bookkeeping concepts, English grammar issues, and geometry proofs. The note ends with hope for more news next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean Sea
Pisistratus
Ice-coated bird bath unthaws with woodpecker help
A Pittsfield Massachusetts neighbor notes an intelligent starling found its bird bath iced over and flew away but returned with aid. A woodpecker helped quickly chop away the ice, aiding the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Garrick-Milan Matinees and Weekender Film Parade
The listing promotes Garrick-Milan matinees Saturdays and Sundays at 2 30 with We Went to College starring Charles Butterworth Una Mer kel and Bob Steele in The Kid Ranger. Sunday and Monday shows feature Shirley Temple Alice Fay Jack Haley in Poor Little Rich Girl plus Oswald Cartoon News and Crime Does Not Pay. Also Suzy with Cary Grant Jean Marlow Franchot Tone and Jean Harlow appears with Pain in the Book. Adm 10 and 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Butterworth
Una Merkel
Bob Steele
Kid Ranger
Shirley Temple
Alice Fay
Jack Haley
Curly Top
Oswald
Jean Marlow
Franchot
Cary Grant
Suzy
Jean Harlow
Creen
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Wayne Soap CO
Vinewood
Howell
Lansing
Polticar
Washtenaw County
Ezra A. Tisch
Drs
E. D & A. H. Brown
Dentists
Giz
W. Ghicaga
St. Tecumseh
Harold D. Golds
University of Michigan
Detroit Institute of Cosmetology
Chene Street
Mich
Madison
E. Huron St
Daily News
Central York
Alger Allison
Hattie Murray
Grant Allison
Wayne
Gardner
M. Burr
Bailey Home
Edith Bailey
David Thrasher
Fred Aprill
Leslie Bailey
Emmett Bailey
Jacob Stecher
Oak Grove School
Frank Harwood
Emmett
Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Saline Township
Lods
South Saline
David Sisson
Britton
Ellsworth Losee
Roy Kemph
Hallie Mehler
Hamilton Moore
Frank Stilts
Alf Walden
Elmer Roe
Mary Hatch
Leon Vealey
Ora Johnson
Thelma
Clyde Spence
Jack
Monroe
Fred Teufel
Guy Fawcett
Willard Rodgers
Wyandotte
Floyd Spence
Evans
Aurora
W. Va
Oscar Eix
Inez
Floyd, Jr
Nelson Porritt
Elwyn Camburn
Jackson
Jack Hanna
Wilson Garber
Defiance
Ohio
Clara Hendershot
Colleen Thorn
Belle Reed
Bore Oak
Allen Wise
West Branch
Harry Wise
A. HE. Mackey
Kalamazoo
Glenn Mackey
Humboldt Sarvey
Fritz
Walter Craig
Harold Crittenden
John Crittenden
Don Bilby
Jonesville
Stewart Bilby
van Valkenberg
Russell van Vaikenberg
High School News
Student Council
Rita Finkbeiner
Ruth Stull
Brainy Bird
Garrick
Fitzgerald
Iee
Republican State Central Committee
Eee
Johan C. Martens & Co
Bergen
Norway
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