Saline Social Notes and Local Happenings on Labor Day
Detroit events mark Labor Day with Miss Lucille Schmid entertaining Camp Fire girls. Saline farewells as Caspary, long time baker for J A Alber, departs Saturday. Rainbow division of the Ladies Aid met with Miss Anna Smith. quilt blocks and refreshments noted. Twenty years ago Waldo Gross left for Saginaw to attend school as fall term begins in Scio with Mildred Manor. Dorothy Jean listed as born to Faye and August List. Sellen couple visited Benton Harbor and St Joseph. Saline choir performed at the county fair. Mrs Tillie Boettner and Mrs Mary Boettner visited Detroit for millinery shopping.
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Detroit
Lucille Schmid
Caspary
J.A. Alber
Rainbow Division
Ladies’ Aid
M. EB. Church
Anna Smith
Waldo Gross
Saginaw
Scio
Mildred Manor
Faye Gilbert August List
Dorothy Jean
Fred Sellen
Benton Harbor
Ida Reilly
Saline
Tillie Boettner
Bridgewater
Mary Boettner
Eisenhower qualities as told by John Eisenhower
Dale Carnegie cites John Eisenhower describing his father General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Key traits include foresight and preparation, persistence, concentration, endurance, composure, and a likeable personality, with tank expertise and a calm, non worrying approach highlighted.
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West Point
General Eisenhower
John
John Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army Tank Corps
Ten Years Ago Reminiscences And Local Happenings
Ten years ago Miss Lorna Lange visited Byron and Chesaning. Saline described as deserted on Labor Day. Mrs. Theodore Feldkamp returned from Syracuse after two weeks with her daughter. Charles Stolstein er funeral attended by many from Saline. Mrs. Leon Vealey and Mrs. Hattie Kutler visited Ann Arbor for the fair. Sunday visitors at Mrs. Amelia Hutzel included Mr. and Mrs. F O Wiedman and Dorothy of Ann Arbor and Anna Lambarth of Lodi. A merry-go-round was added to Judd school playground.
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Lorna Lange
Byron
Chesaning
Saline
Labor Day
Theodore Feldkamp
Syracuse
New York
Charles Stolsteimer
Leon Vealey
Hattie Kutler
Ann Arbor
Macon Visitors and Consul Rosse Family Plans
Fifteen years ago Mrs May Morden and her daughter Mary were visitors in Macon on a Sunday afternoon. Capt J M Rosse, serving 16 years as U S Consul at Three Rivers Orrila and Quebec Ontario, and his family are due next week to move into a new home on East Main Street. E J Beasley and Miss Maree Burkhart attended the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Morden
Mary
Macon
J. M. Rosse
Fifty Years Ago in Hillsdale Local Notes
Mrs. Minnie Ruckman visits Hillsdale while J. W. Hull travels in Chicago. S. H. Marher buys a North Ann Arbor Street lot and starts a new dwelling foundation. Miss Purnell DePuy to teach at Ewart next year. Martin Smith continues frequent trips on the road to Bridgewater and ends berry season with ripe fruit. Mrs Hulda Munroe, age 9F, visits town and walks to the cemetery with a friend showing little fatigue.
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S. H. Marher
North Ann
Arbor Street
Hulda. Munroe
Automobile Safety Features Highlighted in Manufacturing
The article lists safety devices built into cars including four wheel brakes for quick stops windshield wipers for clear vision safety glass wiring to reduce fire risk sturdy frames bumpers and all steel roofs reflecting a focus on accident prevention.
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Wy Sten
Dale Carnegie
Panama
D. Carnegie
Denver
Kansas
Ike Eisenhower
Michigan Ave
Ann Arbor S
Saline Mercantile
Martha H. Eddy
Cornell University
Associated Countrywomen of the World
Ruby Green Smith
Cornell
Eddy
The
Association
Amsterdam
Holland
Dodge
C.C.E
AtRee
Elmer J. Steer
W. Mich. Ave. Phorie
Minnie Ruckman
Hillsdale
J. W. Hull
Chicago
Martin Smith
Here
the Saline Hotel
Henry Leutheuser
Mustrated
Herman Heininger
W. Mich. Ave
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