West Saline Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Finkbeiner visited his sister Mrs. John Lesser in Dexter and stayed at Silver Lake near Pinckney with Clyde Warsop’s guests. Lonnie Alston visited Monroe to see his daughter Aletha Smith. Delegates to the regional conference at Lansing were elected after St James services. Fair dates set for October 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Finkbeiner
John Lesser
Dexter
Silver Lake
Pinckney
Clyde Warsop
Lonnie Alston
Monroe
Aletha Smith
Larry Carr
Hollis Carr
Washtenaw County Farm Bureau
Portage Lake
Muskegon
David
Geneva
Ohio
Carl Hanekers
St. James
Lansing
Leland Dicks
Ralph Mann
Dorothy Kohler
Young People’s League
Katherine Kuebler
Carl Haneberg
Carl Glassford
Plymouth
Weekend Visits Tie Central York Families in Port Huron Area
Mrs Alger Allison Howard Schmid of Port Huron spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Schmid. Mrs Ernest Skinner of Royal Oak visited with her sisters Misses Mary and Bertha Hertler. Mr and Mrs Fred Schmid of Saline joined friends at the Schmid home and Mrs Ernest Skinner called on Mrs Carl Schmid. E J Stoll and daughter Mrs Nelson Wilson of Ann Arbor called on their daughter Mrs Carl Schmid. Leslie Bailey and family visited Ernest Bailey of Ann Arbor. Miss Edith Bailey went to Ypsilanti with her aunt Mrs Rena Towler of Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schmid
Port Huron
Carl Schmid
Ernest Skinner
Royal Oak
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Fred Schmid
Saline
Janet Hertjer
Alger Allison
E. J. Stoll
Nelson Wilson
Ann Arbor
Judd District Caller Visits and Local News
Mrs D G Richards and Mr and Mrs D G Richards were callers on Bailey in Judd district. Mr Cook is building a wall under his house. Mrs Dean Fleury visited Joe Fleury's Friday. Mr and Mrs Paul Richards called Sunday evening. Mrs L B Cotton spent the weekend in Breckbridge. Sent 23 subject: In Christ Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Richards
Bailey
Judd Road
Cook
Dean Fleury
Joe Fleury
Paul Richards
L. B. Cotton
Breckbridge
Christ Jesus
Iowa Crops Support War Bonds Although Fields Aid War Effort
The passage notes Iowa’s vast grain production to back War Bonds. It cites nearly 100 million acres in use and annual harvest value around 471 million dollars. It lists oats soybeans and popcorn figures and mentions onions asparagus and melons. U.S. Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
U.S. Treasury Department
Rusty Rowland Faces Cattle War and Uncertain Danger
In a frontier saga, Rusty Rowland contends with black market cattle losses after her brother Ralph goes to war. She calls on neighbor Ladue Decker, rejects his advances, and seeks help from Dr. Herbert Westmore as Uncle Jed recovers from a shot blamed on unknown assailants. Rusty probes rumors of calf theft, while Hank questions the danger and a hospital scene reveals Jed’s fragile condition and the community’s uneasy vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rowland
Rusty
Ladue Decker
Herbert Westmore
Jed
Hank
Mr. Rowland
Manny
Association
Miss Rowland
Doctor Westmore
Clancy
Herb
Decker
Westmore’s
Mir
New York
Ralph
Napocos
Empire State Building
Pedro
Piney
Manuel
Ranch intrigue and a planned elopement amid rustler rumors
Rusty and Decker plot a life together amid a tense prairie backdrop. Decker hints at a black market rustler network linked to Westmore and Slim Jack, while Rusty defies control of her Double R ranch and insists on managing her own veterinary aid and future. The scene ends with a dangerous revelation and a cliffhanger.
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Saline Theatre
Olson & Johnson
Virginia Grey
Donald Cook
Donald O’connor
Peggy Ryan
Patrick the Great
Jack Benny
Alexis Smith
Milan
Pat O’brien
George Murphy
Carole Landis
Leon Errol-Blaine Riley
Sun
Wallace Beery
Tom Drake
James Gleason
This Man’s Navy
Philip Terry-Eve Arden
Gertrude Michael
Charles Gordon
West Saline
Central York
Mrs. Alger Allison
Judd
America
Maen
Slim Jack
Deck
Mason
Borderville
Westmore
Doct
Chicago
Medical Board
Herb Westmore
Adelaide
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