Methodist Church Notes with Walter Laxman minister
The church schedules morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon on Futility. Church school at 11:15 led by Ray Davis and assistant Herbert Pink. Epworth League meets at 6:30 as the autumn kickoff for youth involvement. A mid week prayer meeting series begins Wednesday 7:30 to 8:30 in the church parlor.
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Ray Davis
Herbert Pink
Epworth League
St John’s Lutheran Church Notice in Bridgewater
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everybody cordially invited.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
Saline Observer notices and local arrivals this week
Miss Lydia Henne of Ann Arbor visited Mrs. Louise Kuebler this week. William Sweet bought the Davenport property opposite the school. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hirth and Mrs. Jung visited Mr. and Mrs. Steiner in Detroit Sunday. HE A Hauser left for Hillman after a week here. Paul Boettger of Detroit spent time with brother Bernard Boettger and family. Roscoe Cammet and son Elmer returned from Gratiot county. Miss Louise Graves of Evanston is visiting here. Will Holt of Manchester aided Ben Uphaus at the Interurban. Allan Morris returned to Louisville Ky after two weeks at home. Mr. and Mrs. G A Lehman and others visited. Mr. and Mrs. J R Cole and children from Gary Ind. visit A E Cole in Pittsfield. Frank Daniels leaves Cool Brothers and Saline Mercantile Company after 15 years.
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Lydia Henne
Ann Arbor
Louise Kuebler
William Sweet
Davenport
Simon Hirth
Jung
Steiner
Detroit
HE. A. Hauser
Iom
Hillman
Paul Boettger
Bernard _Boettger
Roscoe Cammet
Elmer
Frigends
Gratiot
Louise’ Graves
Evanston
Kate Weiennett
Will Holt
Manchester
Ben Uphaus
Allan Morris
Louisville
G. A. Lehman
Mary Skinner
Ernest
Edythe Skinner
Royal Oak
J. R. Cole
James
Betty
Gary
Ind
Pittsfield
Frank Daniels
Cool Brothers
Saline Mercantile Company
Playing the Game and Making the Best of a Poor Hand
A gritty maxim on practical effort over grand aims, urging focus on using the available resources. It emphasizes practical action and steady progress rather than chasing unattainable perfection.
Voters urged to think before election day
The editorial urges careful, informed voting in the upcoming primaries. It warns against blindly following incumbents and calls readers to consider taxes, recent strikes, and state leadership before casting ballots. It notes a fatality near Hudson tied to a railroad incident and reports local officials handling the coroner’s inquest.
Local Social Notes Highlight Moves and Greetings
Miss Emma Visel returns from Ann Arbor for a brief visit while Mrs Aaron Howard spends weeks with relatives in Battle Creek and Jackson. Families from Ann Arbor Detroit and Saline visit and travel for studies and new homes.
Jacob J Kinsley dies after long illness in Lodi township
Jacob J. Kinsley aged 70 of Lodi township died Tuesday after a lingering illness. Born in Germany January 13 1868 he came to the United States at age four and lived in Washtenaw county. He married Wilhelmina Stoll in 1890 who died in 1900. Survived by two daughters nine grandchildren five great grandchildren three brothers two sisters and nieces and nephews. Funeral at 2 o clock Thursday at the residence of Mrs Bert Moore 1549 Pleasant Lake road with Rev C H Wittbracht officiating burial in Lodi Plains cemetery.
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Jacob J. Kinsley
Lodi Township
Germany
Washtenaw County
Wilhelmina Stoll
Scio
Bert Moore
Ralph
Detroit
C.H. Wittbracht
Lodi Plains Cemetery
Household Hodgepodge and Book Notes Feature
A household column offers ideas for chores and relaxation routines as vacations end. It highlights Isak Dinesen’s Out of Africa, praising vivid scenes and word pictures from the Danish writer's plantation years in Africa. Recipes for Corn Pudding and Potato and Sour Cream Pudding are provided with steps and yields. A fatal pedestrian accident near Milan on Redman Road involving 74-year-old Johnny Roderick is reported, with driver Joseph Cimecek cited and the lad transported to a local physician where he died. The piece ends noting a midcentury family shift toward installments and thrills in daily life.
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Michigan
Bach
Op Didates
WSME
Africa
Isak Dinesen
Equator
Denmark
Milan
Redman Road
Jodny Roderick
Joseph Cimecek
Cimecek
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