Personal and social items from Saline notices
J Hildner of Kalamazoo visited town Tuesday and Thomas Bridges from Detroit attended Monday. Several families hosted relatives and friends from Ann Arbor Detroit Bay City Wilmington and Tecumseh for visits and ceremonies. A sermon festival and local church events blend with weddings birthday parties and a long list of guests and travelers from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. J. Hildner
Kalamazoo
Thomas Bridges
Detroit
Reuben Rogers
Ann Arbor
Jacob Smith
Walter Waters
Jennie Clark
Mable Case
Zoa Nichols
Charles Reynolds
S. T. Dunk
Monroe
Kate Weiennett
Kircher
Northville
Lottie Wallace
Max Blaess
Joseph Rikle
Fred Gunterman
Bay City
L. D. Tanner
Carl Josenhans
Wilmington
N. C
Saline Social Notes and Local Happenings
Fifteen years ago Mrs. George Stevenson of Detroit visited Saline friends. The Washtenaw County Association of the Lady Maccabees will meet October 5 at the Hive in Whitmore Lake. Mrs. Anna Spredernitz of Ann Arbor visits her sister Mrs. Henry Boettger and brothers Julius and Henry. Mrs. Lydia Lambarth and relatives visited Mrs. Martin Grosshams. Mrs. O C Wheeler entertained 12 girls for Helen Humphrey who departs for Detroit. Mrs. C H Miller hosted a birthday gathering for Arthur. Saline Savings Bank displays Ivory's Wonder Sugar grown by George Desbrough and three ears of Yellow Dent corn by CG W Mellor. W D Simmons broke a forearm at the wrist while entangled in wire in the chicken house. Clarence True's pet crow Dick caused excitement as it accompanied him into town and returned home flying in Zeppelin style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stevenson
Detroit
J. B. Rogers
Saline
Washtenaw Country Association
Lady Maccabees
Whitmore Lake
Anna Spredernitz
Ann Arbor
Henry Boettger
Julius
Henry
Lydia Lambarth
Frank Grieb
Lima
Martin Grosshams
O. C. Wheeler
Helen Humphrey
C. H. Miller
Arthur
Saline Savings Bank
George Desbrough
CG. W. Mellor
W. D. Simmons
Clarence True
True
M. D. Biosser
Manchester Enterprise
Blosser
Macon
Peter Snauble
Emma Barnes
Japan
Baptist Church
Miss Barnes
Ann Arbor visitors and local notices appear in Observer
Fred Schroen of Ann Arbor visits as the opera house gains acetylene lighting. Parsons ships rams to New Mexico while Clark debuts the Cli max windmill regulator at the state fair. New grocers Crittenden and Fitzgerald join The Observer. Emma Barnes returns from Japan to speak at the Baptist church. Saline L O T M members urged to pay the five cent assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schroen
Ann Arbor
CR. Parsons
New Mexico
G L. Parsons
A. J. Warren
Detroit
Aaron Schairer
West Point
Neb
George
Crittenden and Fitzgerald
Observer
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Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
OLY
Jacquard
Business Association
William Martin
RZ Bointott
Charles Schroen
Erwin Schroen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bethel Church of Freedom
Caroline Rentschler
Alber Wenk
A. 8. Hall
Charles Tower
Louise
Ronald Tower
James Hauk
Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Parsons
Majorie Ann
Patricia Jane
G. L. Parsons
Walter Armbruster
Martha Heiber
Walter Boett Ger
Linna Welsh
Tecumseh
Harold Kutler
R. Camburn
Methodist
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Ladies’ Aid Will Meet At the Home of Mrs. George Schmid, Jr
Frank Camburn
Eiveryone
Brotherhood
Stony Creek
Arthur Lutz
Lewis Ernst
George Scheffler
Tamaqua
J. F. Wurster
Saline Poultry Association
George Ryan
J. E. Brown
South Bend
Harry Holmes
Daisy Williamson
Roanoke
Brown
Indiaana
Arthur Miller
Della Tanner
Della
Emanuel Cook
Albion
Walter Fosdick
Ralph Walker
Dansville
Arthur Heininger
Glenys
John M Heininger
Clarence Cook
Jack Bradbury
Albert Heininger
Charles Kern
Reuben Feldkamp
Gottlieb Girbach
Theodore Fosdick
Louise Schroen
Katherine VanDe Mark
Mrs
Fred Fletcher
Owosso
Louise Tower
Louise Craig
Annn Arbor
Naomi Edwards
Janesville
Pontiac
Ben Tyler
J. W. Darwin
Plymouth
South Saline
Bliss Curtiss
Francis Larry
Louisville
Mary Mossides
George Chambos
Ryan
Betty Wheeler
Betty
Erma Thearer
Francis Thornton
A. F. Clark
Burkhart Store
Enna Jettick Shoes
Chris. Volz
Five Point Inn
Kleanbore
Remington
H. Gross & Sons
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