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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

2

Centhal York Bert Stark Recovers From Illness

Local notices describe social visits and farm work around Milan and surrounding townships. Multiple residents from Detroit and Ann Arbor visited families, attended birthdays, and helped with farm tasks at the Swee ney farm and nearby homes. The Mark Marken death near Milan is noted, and PTA activities at Oak Grove are summarized with a small program and refreshments.

Bert Stark Detroit Sweeney Farm

Social notes from South Saline and surrounding towns

Mrs Sam Craig visited in Ypsilanti on Friday while Miss Maude and Chauncey Goodrich stayed with relatives in Detroit. Families including the Craigs Johnston and Cross shared Sundays with friends and kin. The Willing Workers met with Mrs Louise Ellis near Belleville with forty three in attendance. Ann Arbor visitors included Mrs Hugh Craig and Ada Whitmill and children. Whitmill's son entered the U of M hospital. The group later visited Hugh Craig and Jamary. weiteres social visits recorded among Milford Temperance Britton and Easlick households.

Sam Craig S. Kleversant Lester Bailey Louise Ellis Belleville Hugh Craig Ada Whitmill C. R. Pierce Roscoe Craig Ann Arbor

Judd District Social Notes and Attendance Roles

Mr and Mrs Teachout visited Mr and Mrs Edd Gregg of Ann Arbor. Mrs Mae Bliss of Ann Arbor visited Reuben Rogers and family. D G Richards attended the silver wedding anniversary for Guy Richards. Funeral attendance for Mark Marken involved Reuben Rogers and others. A group including Wilmot Haines and Ella Anderson attended Mrs Richards. Ann Arbor visitors were noted among local attendees.

Hattie Lamb Anna Kelsey Jessie Bird Alger Allison Jacob Stecher James Crittenden John Gooding Mooreville Mark Marken Guy Richards Detroit Mrs. Teachout Mrs. Edd, Gregg Ann Arbor Mae Bliss Reuben Rogers D. G. Richards LeBaron Alfred Acton Wilmot Haines Hubert Richards Shaw Patty Marsh Richards Anderson Ella Anderson Miss Adams Clifford Richards Andrew Jackson Frank Jackson Ann Arvor

Local Visitors And Travels Reported In Hammond District

Hammond District residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends this week. Wilbur Cornish and Hovey Needham were Adrian visitors Monday. Jacob Dieterle of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with the Finkbeiners. Hovey Needham called on the Pennington family near Macon. Theodore Stimpson travels to Evanston to attend Northwestern University this year. Abe Davenport and family of Detroit spent the weekend with Ed McCollum.

Wilbur Cornish Hovey Needham Adrian Jacob Dieterle Ypsilanti Sebastian Finkbeiner Will Pennington Macon Theodore Stimpson Evanston Illinois Northwestern University Abe Davenport Detroit Ed. McCollum L. Wright Cleveland Ohio Katherine Stang Fred Reese The Ridge Road Harry White Fred Zimmerman B. L. Longfellow Jackson Fair F. T. Chamberlain Jackson C. F. Unterkircher Palestine Lodge Mrs. White

Local notices and health report from Ypsilanti area

The column lists visitors and arrivals including Mr and Mrs Bert Bailey of Cone Mrs James Miller in Lansing Mrs C R Parsons and Bruce An Arbor guests Monday and others from Detroit Rochester Oxford and Jackson. It also notes a Help Wanted ad for fifteen men on state highway and discusses Vita Glass the ultraviolet healing glass touted by Tuberculosis associations and its potential uses in curing rickets asthma and related conditions.

James. Miller Lansing C.,r. Parsons Bruce Ann Arbor William Martin Belle Isle Detroit Floyd Anderson Berty Fox M-23 Grove Street Ypsilanti D. D. Leyliet Saline National Tuberculosis’ Associations Michigan T. B. Kidner National Tuberculosis Association University of Wisconsin

Michigan Boys Will Judge At Dairy Show

Michigan champion dairy judges will compete against top club judges from 20 states at the National Dairy Show held October 6 to 13 at the Detroit state fair grounds. A. G. Kettman will lead Michigan’s judging events with teams selected from summer state contests.

Michigan Detroit A. G. Kettman Helad Hugh Austin Saline Gilbert Christensen Iron River George Yoder Manistique Robert Hunt Eaton Perry Holden Norville Farrell Milford State Fair Association Dairy Association

Wiking Workers Meet at Mrs Ellis Home

The club met at Mrs. Tom Ellis home near Belleville on September 16 with 41 attendees. A Christmas gift was planned for a Detroit Old Ladies' home inmate, and No. 9 drew the silk quilt donated by Mrs. Mattison.

Tom Elis Belleville Mattison Hugh Craig Dot Leedle Yawcob Strauss Zelma Johnson

Methodist Church Notes Reuben Croshx

The church opens the new conference year with Pastor Reuben Croshx returning for another term. Morning worship at 10, Sunday school 11 15, Epworth League 6 30, evening service 7 30. Tonight and Thursday at 8. A Detroit conference report will be shared during Sunday’s service.

Epworth League

Quarantine Considered for Cattle in Washtenaw County

Washtenaw County may seek a quarantine against cattle with tuberculosis to require inspection before entering the county. County Agent Osler discussed the plan to prevent infection of the largely disease-free herds. The county has been on a modified accredited list since January 1 following a testing campaign.

Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors Osler Court House Washtenaw Post

Toy Balloons Longest Flight At Freedom Picnic

At the Elks picnic in Pleasant Lake Freedom on Sunday August 29 thirteen year old Nelson Schneider sent a balloon with a note attached. The balloon rose high and the note was recovered days later in Glendale California from John Scribner postmarked September 6. The boy may win a prize for the longest flight reported by Manchester enterprise.

Elks Pleasant Lake Freedom Nelson Schneider D. Scheider Tember 6 Manchesterprise

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Centhal York Charles Ryan Bedford Bailey Rudolph Hertler Wheeler Place Ralph Murray Murray Burgens S. R. Wilson Lugenia Richards Margaret. Whitney Whitmore Lake Mrzs Electa Henry Murray Frances: Mangus Howard Richards Miley Jesse Bird Marken Milan Alina Kelsey Hattie. Lamb Ann Arbor Mrs. Lamb Earl Finch Pontiac Little Edward Clyde Matthews Near Stony Creek Herbert Gilman Frank Gilman Harold McLachlan Jesse Mark Peter Gramer Clayton Bissell Ralph Olds Oak Grove P.T.A Nina Lamb Irving LeBaron Kelsey Lamb Crossley Stromberg Grebe Carlson Dempsey-Tunney E. F. Henne Salvation Army Rei Nnei Aleheme Muscle Shoals Sloss Sheffield Steel and Tron Works Scientific Age A. J. Warren Myrtie B. Holmes Mary C. Boutelle Pearl St Ypsilanti, Mich South Saline Miss Maude Chauncey Goodrich Albert Johnston A. T. Dalzell Albert Cross Thomas Kinsey Jason Kinsey Temperance Jamary Milton Dillon Walter Bertha Bele Richmond Aubey Pocknington Britton William Easlick Judd Hammond District Bert. Bailey Cone Frank Rogers Joohn Scripps of Katherine Sears Rochester Oxford Walter Ford Brooklyn Exponent Marion Rowse Ernest T Swler John Barber Josephine van Houten Chamions Wiking Workers’ Meeting Methodist Reuben Croshx J. B. Cattle Observer Man Chester John Scribner Highland Avenue Glendale California Fred Layher, Jr S. S Firestone George Uphaus West Michigan Avenue Buster Brown the Kennedy Shoe Market Saline’s Best Trading Center
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