Shoppers and visitors among South Saline residents
Mrs Hartwig and Mrs Earl Kutler shopped in Ann Arbor on Tuesday while Enola Hall visited Wayne and Akron events. Families from Wayne Monroe Tecumseh York and Dearborn gathered for meals, funerals, showers, and weekend visits with Hartwig, Boice, Mehler, Stilts, and Teufel households.
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Hartwig
Earl Kutler
Ann Arbor
Enola Hall
Harold Boice
Newell Riggs
Wayne
Harold.” Boice
Ralph Mehler
Dearborn
Herman Mehler
Ed Hartwig
Everett Whipple
Saline City Council Proceedings September 8 1947
City council with Mayor Gross and five members present meets adopting August 11 minutes. Arthur Miller inquiry about sidewalk injuries referred to City Attorney. Appropriations include $500 for Saline Library. Trades and occupations ordinance and Sewage Disposal ordinance adopted. Bills approved and paid. Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross
Lambarth
Schmid
Lockwood
Ford
Arthur Miller
Mooreville Notes Births Moves Funerals and Visits
Mooreville community notices record a baby boy born September 2 at St. Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor to Harold and Nellie Holcomb. Families relocate between Gooding and Clair Gilbert farms. Milan residents move into Gooding house. Funeral for Wm Dan Russell in Akron. Star Class of Mooreville M B Church held a potluck gathering. Hospital stays include Marlan Ernest Holcomb and Mrs. Howard Dieterle. Visitors include Mrs. Henry Kramer and Mrs. Harvey Stuart’s party to Kalamazoo. Mary Phillips teaches at Shaw School.
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Harold Helcomb
St. Joseph Hospital
Ann Arbor
Duane Fiser
Gooding House
Clair Gilbert
Franklin Smith
Milan
Walter Greashaber
Louis Smith
Nellie Holcomb
Harlan Holcomb
Dan Russell
Akron
Star
Mooreville
M. B. Church
Henry Kramer
Harold Holcomb
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Marlan Ernest
Harvey Stuart
Wm. West
Royal Oak
Kalamazoo
Howard Dieterle
Henry Anderson
Havilock
Canada
Paul Lewis
Mary Phillips
Shaw
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Henry McKenzie Home
The Missionary Society of the Federated church will meet Wednesday afternoon September 24 at the home of Mrs Henry McKenzie. Mrs Florence Cook returned home Wednesday after spending three weeks at the home of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Federated Church
Henry McKenzie
Florence Cook
Local families visit in Decatur and Detroit weekend
Mrs Lynford Braecey and family spend time in Decatur Ind with relatives. Frank Johnson and family from Detroit visit siblings Walford Larson. Owen Cady and family from Ypsilanti join at Armbruster home. Leo Jensen and son Tommy visit Detroit with Mrs Nor bert Hanson. Keay family occupying lower apartment at Cullen house. Feeman family to move into upstairs after redecorating.
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Lynford Braecey
Decatur
Ind
Frank Johnson
Detroit
Tommy
Norbert Hanson
Graham Keay
Robert Cullen
Howard Feeman
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South Saline
Leon Hall
Ane
Clyde Spence
Monroe
Fred Teufel
Harold Hussey
Tillie Tuckey
Tecumseh
Bertha Stilts
Hallie Mehler
Teddy Morgan
York
Erna Stilts
Donald Meuller
Thor Business
DeKalb
Norman Wiedmayer
Saline
Mich
Adolph Stierle
Charles Birchmeier
Lawrence Seii
Liberty
Council Proceedings
Saline City
Hillsdale County
Hillsdale
Michigan
WJRS
Grandstand
Hillsdale High School
Dale D. Welch
Alma College
Alma
Hillsdale County Concil of Churches
Quincy
Congress
Pittsford Merchants
Bronson
Adrain
Hillsdale Independents
Grand Stand
Napoleon High School
Womens’ Congress
North Adams
Montgomery
Jackson All-Stars
Hudson
County Health Department
Jonesville
Congress Building
Hillsdale Co
Fremont
Barrow
Litchfield Hatchery
Reading High School
Free Soldiers’ and Sailors
Court House
Chicago
Jenny
the Clinic
BTA
Ihite
Willoughby
W. Mich. Ave
Ypsilanti
Louis Wolfe
Geh-Way Homes, Inc
Walnut, Ill
A. E. Hagen
S. Ann Arbor
U. S
New Hampshire
Bridgewater
Ann Arbor. Mich
Ashley St
GAS and Electric
E. Mich, Ave
United Heating & Supply
Packard
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