Regular meeting of the O. E. S. next Monday evening
The O. E. S. will hold its regular meeting next Monday evening. Miss Minnie Norman and her brother C. R. Parsons were Jackson visitors Friday. Edward A. Clark and family spent time in Augusta from Thursday to Monday with relatives. Naomi Edwards of Moscow arrived last Thursday for a week with Mrs. Austin White. Bertha and Eva Schairer returned Friday from a visit with Carl Schairer of Detroit. Luella Lambarth Laura Lambarth Loretta Jedele enjoyed a boat trip to Port Huron last Thursday. Charles Carven Bessie Collins and sons Charles and Max Lottie Wallace left Thursday to spend the rest of the week with Elward Biddle near Deford. Fred C. Jahr appointed head of Jackson police vice squad following recent grand jury investigations. Jahr joined the department in October 1930 after completing work here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Norman
C. R. Parsons
Jackson
Edward A. Clark
Augusta
Naomi Edwards
Moscow
Austin White
Bertha
Eva Schairer
Carl Schairer
Detroit
Luella Lambarth
Laura Lambarth
Loretta Jedele
Port Huron
Charles Carven
Bessie
Collins and Sons
Charles
Max
Lottie Wallace
Elward Biddle
Deford
Fred C. Jahr
Jahr
Michigan State Fair to be held in Pontiac this year
Thirty years ago the Michigan State Fair was slated for Pontiac with local notes on coal orders and council meetings. Reports mention Parsons visiting Detroit, Bertha Schaffer traveling to Nebraska, Nissley becoming school board member again, and a plan to raise 2850 dollars for school needs including bonds and cement walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Wallace
Observer
C. Carven
S. M. Bixby and Son
Spring Brooks Millers
Ann Arbor
Shute
George J. Nissly
Local residents visit kin and travel over week end
Fifteen years ago Miss Hesther Fairbank left for Allegan to teach again. Several outings follow with visits to Howell Ann Arbor Milwaukee Clinton Saline Detroit Hastings Battle Creek and Denver relatives and friends.
Michigan State Fair sets record crowd anticipated in Detroit
Officials forecast peak attendance at the expanded 1931 Michigan State Fair and Exposition in Detroit September 6 to 12. The program features aviation stars Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, the tenth annual state Amateur Athletic Union championships, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and a pageant of speed with auto and boat events. Special days include free admission for under-15s and themed observances such as Governors Day, Farmers’ Day, and Fraternal Day. The lineup also includes an autogiro contest and a Harmsworth trophy exhibition following boat races on the Detroit river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wilber M. Brucker
Prospect
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Winnie Mae
Michigan Amateur Athletic Union
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Victor Kolar
Grove
Coliseum
Governor’s
American Legion
Post’s and Gatty
Edward F. Schiee
Middle West
Spectacular Horse Show at Michigan State Fair Week
Polo nightly at the Michigan State Fair and Exposition September 6 to 12 features a world famous army jumping team, consular night with 21 nations, and a trophy from the Cavalry Club of Michigan. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra provides music. a grand parade of livestock valued at 3 million dollars opens each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalry Club of Michigan
Michigan State Fair
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alwin Burkhardt
the Saline Tavern
Saline Telephone Company
E. F. Henne
Saline, Mich
Marcelle
Boettger’s Beauty Shop
Hsther Fairbank
Allegan
D. C. Littlejohn
Howell
S. A. Fitzgerald
Chauncey Fitzgerald
North Adams
Henry Lindenschmidt
Julius
Edward Alber
Jacob Bach
Marshall Canine
Raymond
Williams Gregg
George van Houtén
Ann Arbor Township
J. H. Weihe
Alma
Milwaukee
John Heininger
Herman Hutzel
Leonard
F. C. Wiedman
Saline
Samuel Lambarth
Lodi
Albert Frey
Scio
Herman Meininger
Racheal Gall
Saline Township
Walter Koebbe
Ruth Schuler
Clinton
John Andress
Edward Herne
Hastings
Henry Lane
Denver
Colo
Fred Henne
Battle Creek
Swift’s
Haarer’s
Mich
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