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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1923

Page

2

York Pittsfield Notes on Local Students and Exhibits

Frances Ladin begins her second year at Dearborn High School while Lucretia Brewer of Toledo visits. Charabelile Bowen of Yosilaviti joined Sunday callers at Dr. and Mrs. Campbell's home. Tama rack Needle club led by Emilie Schanz won first in garment making at the county fair. Electa Murray won first prize for Barred Rocks and Mary Murray for potatoes with other York prizes to Fred Schroen Howard Richards and Henry Murray.

Lucretia Brewer Toledo Charabelile Bowen ' Od Yosilaviti William A. Campbell Emilie Sqhanz Tamarack ‘School Tamarack Needle Club Chug Electa Murray Mary Murray York Fred Schroen Howard Richards Henry Murray

Local Social Roundup With Detroit Visits and Detours

William Breining spent Thursday in Saline and Walter Towler of Saline was there on business. Oscar and Raymond Bersuiler visited Detroit on business Friday. Rose Breining spent the weekend with friends at Silver Lake. Mr and Mrs James Rei visited Detroit last week. Mr and Mrs George Bersuder and family visited relatives in Manchester Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Paul and daughter Esther spent Sunday with Mrs Paul's mother Lena Rheinfrank.

Walter Towler Oscar Raymond Bersuiler Detroit Rose Breining Silver“lake James Rei George Bersuder Manchester Henry Paul Esther Mrrs. Paul Lena Rheinfrank Carl Bartels Fort Wayne Indiana Charles Wolford Clinton Clark Ypsilanti Helen Moorehead The Normal College C D. Harmon Saline Ridge Pamiline Lawrence Toledo Martin Apple Earl Fox Charlotte Grant Allison Britton di Finch Julia Phillips Thomas Genac Milam Hd. Osgood St. Johns Josephine “Osgood Delos Biddle Tecumseh John Frost Dalle Hodges Byron Rhoades Walter Dresham Adrian Clara. Hendershot Ann ‘Arbor Ida van Valkenburg Herberti Conklin Howard Parker Charles Parker Inez Williams Jackson Rose Day Will Allen Flavius Knnight Homer Dr. Knight Wesley Pennington Elmer Gamburn FE. W. Payne Wilma Briggs F. IM. Smith Ann Arbor Cassius Mills Fred Gerbrick C. B. Michael Ralph John, Martin Windsor Ontario Arthur Smith Harry Jones Marguerita London Canada George Lane E. B Bancroft

Judd District Social Calls Span Ann Arbor Visit News

Edd Grege was called at D G Richards Friday evening. Levi Teachout and wife visited Ann Arbor Sunday with others joining at the fair last week. Theurer and neighbors from Ann Arbor spent a Sunday at Karl Theurer’s home with several groups from Detroit and Toledo also noted in attendance.

Edd Grege D. G. Richards Levi Teachout Ann Arbor Boman Toledo Mrs. Ryan Celia

Local Lodi News Notes and Family Visits Continue

Central Lodi reports Miss Mildred Manor won a prize at the fair and Miss Libbie Spathelf hosts relatives from Clinton. Several Manor and Kinsley family members are in Ann Arbor and nearby towns, with gatherings and travel listed. The column ends with a tongue in cheek line about man’s animal nature.

Mildred Manor Libbie Spathelf Clinton Blanche Manor Ypsilanti Bert Moore Jacob Bruckner Ann, Arbor

Central York Notes On Visits and Illness In District

Mrs George Bible visits Npsilanti while Andrew Murray suffers boils on his leg. Neighbors and relatives from Milan Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Saline visit and call at homes of Murray Goading Gooding and Holcomb. Several illness updates and a Baptist Sunday school party are noted with family movements and farm activity.

Mrr George Bible Andrew Murray Orra Geluff Frank Kern Dewell Finch Stony Creek Fred Finch Wiliam Bodley Hlwin Whittaker Andrew Murrray Myrst Charles Ryan George Ann Arbor David Allison Millard Mooreville Alger Allison William Kelsey F. Mi’ Miller Milam Johm ‘Gooding Electa Daniel Holcomb Milan Jane Margaret Jacob Michael York Baptist Sunday School Shelton Urania John Murray John Cathérine Dan Murray The Ridge

West Moorville Social notes list visitors and local events

John Moon visits sister in Litchfield and many neighbors report visits across Michigan and Indiana. The column notes travel to Ypsilanti Kalamazoo Detroit and Fort Wayne, illness of Theodore Josenhans, a death in Breckenridge, and several marriages and family gatherings on September 15.

Early 20th Century Macon Social Miscellany

Miss Helen Morgan and Perry Bowen wed in Detroit at Cadilaq avenue Presbyterian church. The couple and guests then joined a supper at the Wolverine hotel before departing for a motor trip to Chicago. Local relatives include P. H Morgan, Revilo Saige, and numerous visitors across Michigan and Ontario.

Helen, Morgan Perry Bowen Tecumseh Cadilaq Avenue Presbyterian Church Detroit GC. E B. Wood Wolverine Hotel Chicago P. H Morgan Revilo. Saige

From Palace to Gutter and Back Again in Bianca Capella Tale

Bianca Capella, born 1548 to Venetian nobility, runs from poverty to power in Florence. She won favor with Francesco de Medici and faced a series of betrayals, forgives, illegitimate heirs, and suspected poison plots. The long rise ends with Bianca and the duke dying after a poisoned feast.

Bianca Capella Florence Bianca Francesco de Medici Francesco Cardinal de Medici

There Is No Harder Job Than Making People Think

A concise musing on the challenge of provoking thought, noting that influencing minds ranks as a demanding occupation. The remark implies difficulty in stimulating genuine consideration rather than delivering easy answers.

Bank Statement Oath of Leo Gruner 1923 Washtenaw County

Leo Gruner cashier swears the bank statement is true for Washtenaw County Michigan. Notary Charles F Scheurer sworn on September 22, 1923. Attest by directors William F Kuebler William Schumacher and George Klager.

State of Michigan Washtenaw Ss. I Leo Grunner LO Gruner Charles F. Scheurer William F. Kuebler William Schumacher George Klager

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York-Pittsfield Frances Ladin Dearborn Bridgewater William Breining Judd George Franklin Daphene Michigan Union Walter Thearer Harold King Harold Adbex Jipsom Detoit Karl Theurer Lodi S. J. Kress Lewis Nell Davenport Orrin Drake Theodore Steward Mary Ann Drake Ernest Mayer Amanda Kinsley Arcadia Jacob Kinsley Neill Davenport Dora, Kimmel Malissa Burrows Gar Davenport Clyde Dora Kimmel Hillman Malissa Burrows Cleveland Leon Kimmel Helen Donald Northville Malissai Burrows Hhome Man Ike Central York Charles, Throop Fred Richards James Morton and Sons Mary Morton Pittsfield William Sadler Fenton Leona Kelsey John Goodins Kelsey Josephine’ van Houten West Mooreville John Moon Litchfield Sam Coleman Helen Gauntilett Kalamazoo Walter Crittenden Anna Harmon Louis Gentgraf Pauliné Lawrence Jerome Squires Dorothy John Taylor Arlene Wiliam Smith B. Vermont William Caswell Annie Haslick Lester ‘Wilkins Macon Raynor Kerr Many Pennington Olivet College Roy McCollum Ruth Kendrick L. W. Coller Montana Albert Johnson Prof Mrs. Bancroft Blissfield Claud Bailey Ralph Homes Saginaw John, Miller Laverne Camburn Fred Heininger Roy Smith Herbert Gilmore Frank. Hough Sophia White Emma Join Howell John Howell Roy Ray Martha van Orden Deerfield Mils Bacon Beringstal Petersburg M. J. Williams Macon” School Harry Dorreil Lee Pennington British Columbia Harry Pennington Syracuse New York Vamps James .C. Young McClure Bridgewater Savings Bank Banking Department Eee S.sces Cedoueaa Wn Cnede U. S Ceweei Ls del Ewes aSeevss Superior Superior Touring Superior Sedan Superior Light Delivery Flint, Mich Chevrolet
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