Injuries and Visits Highlight Local Notices
Jesse Bird Jr. was injured by a runaway team and is improving. Numerous relatives and friends visit Alger Allison’s family, including Patricia and Seth Allison from Willig, Ralph and Mrs. Gooding from Norwood, Tracy LeBaron from Ypsilanti, and John Hauser and David Barbour from nearby towns. Mary Murray heads to Pryor Montana for missionary talks. Hattie May Sanders had a popcorn kernel removed from her ear. ear remains sore. Alger Allison hosts Catherine Sanders from Vermilion who had her tonsils removed, visiting Elwin Sanders family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bird, Jr
Patricia
Seth Allison
Willig
Alger Allison
Ralph Gooding
Norwood
Ohio
John Gooding
Tracy LeBaron
Ypsilanti
John ‘Hauser
Platt
Hattie May
Card
James Crittenden
Grace Ann
Dora May
Harold
Mooreville
Catherine Sanders
Vermillion
Elwin Sanders
Social notes from South Saline area gatherings
Enola Hall visited with Pearl Kutler on Thursday. George and Mrs Angus stayed with Paul and Mrs Metzger. Illness of Darrell Joseph of Holloway reported. Mary Williams visited her daughter Helen Thomas in Macon. Adolph Drum and Detroit relatives joined Paul and Mrs Metzger. Royal Odell Floyd Fetterman Detroit Harris Adrian and Jim Joe Brook Holloway attended. F Spence hosted Clayton Bigelow Myrl Draper and Clifford Mansfield of Ann Arbor for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enola
Hall
Pearl Kutler
George Angus
Paul Metzger
Joseph ‘Darrell
Holloway
Mary Williams
Helen Thomas
Macon
Adolph Drum
Detroit
Hamilton-- Moore
Royal
Odell
Floyd Fetterman
Mr. Harris
Adrian
Jim
Joe Brook
F. Spence
Clayton Bigelow
Myrl Draper
Clifford Mansfield
Ann Arbor
Mooreville Area Church Activities and School Updates
Mooreville area residents report several school entries including Helen Murray and Robert Russ joining colleges and training programs. Local families host and visit Mission groups and relatives while Berean Baptist Association holds a well attended two day meeting at York church with pastors from multiple towns. Next year’s convention is planned for Haslett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Murray
M. S. NL College
Berthy
Rass
Apa
Mildred
Gladys
Milan
Liéo Russ
Mooreville
Uoiiday
O. T. ‘Ruddocki
Lat University Hospital
Mann Arbor
Sey
Floyd Ganong
Loyal -Kanitz
Emmett Hendershot
Fred Lewis
John ‘Taylor
Orrell’.Harmon
Claud Harmon
William Gibson
Adrian
Berean Baptist Association
York Church
E. P. Boynton
Laingsburg
George Sheets
Haslett
Elen Crowell
Jackson
Fred Kendall
Detroit
C. F. Stroup
Lansing
S. H. Dull
North Reading
H. R. MacLachlan
St. Johns
H. Carnell
Grand Ledge
Bible School and Mission Festival Highlight Bridgewater Notes
Bridgewater local items report the Bible school meeting at the School house next Saturday and the Young People League gathering with Lester Priest on October. residents visit relatives and attend events, including the annual Mission Festival at Bethel church and circled social visits across families. Oscar Bersuder returns from New York after attending the American Legion convention. The season’s last open air show drew good attendance amid numerous church and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Young People’s “League
Lester Priest
Caroline Ernst
Byron Rhoades
Macon
Fred Frey
Amelia, Rentschler
Raymond
Eugéne Betz
Ed. ‘Burmeister
Bethel Church
Freedom
Fred. Welch
Michigan
Maynard
Oscar Bersuder
New York
Legion
Fredrich Dillemhami
Detroit
C. F. Ernst
Sum
Iner
Legion Auxiliary installs officers at Ypsilanti event
The American Legion Auxiliary held an officer installation at the auditorium Tuesday with about seventy five guests from Ypsilanti Milan and Ann Arbor. Dorothy Fairbanks became president and Mabel O Neil first vice president Cornelia second vice president Tema Moehn secretary Ezon Clay treasurer Orpha Birkle chaplain Anna Fosdick historian Helen Tanner sergeant at arms Thelma Burkhart received a past president pin. A musical program followed with performances by Hileén Moehn L. D. Tanner Irene Fitz Gerald and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Ypsilanti
Milan
Ann Arbor
Edna Alber
Dorothy Fairbanks
Mabel O'Neil
Cornelia
Tema Moehn
Ezon Clay
Orpha Birkle
Anna Fosdick
Helen Tanner
Thelma Burkhart
Hileén Moehn
L. D. Tanner
Merritt Martin
Saline Fair Exhibits Put Local Youths In Spotlight
Saline and nearby students earned prizes at local and state fairs with farm crops and hog shows. The Saline Community Fair, Oct 19–20, is sponsored by the Rotary Club, Home Economics, and FFA, inviting all residents and merchants to exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Walter Wild
Dettroit
Rotary’.Club
Home Economics Department
F.F.A
Tare
Agricultoys
Local Social Notes and Birth Announcement From Hammond District
Mrs Ida Mehler visited friends in Hammond Adrian fair attendees and various local visits mark a weekend. A son named David Sheldon born to Mr and Mrs Sheldon Baker of Plymouth weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces. Saline Extension Group met to organize for the year with lessons and Red Cross class planned October 12. A humorous quip on collective bargaining closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mehler
Minnie Hammond
Hovey Needham
Ellen Collins
Ella_ Monroe
Lizzie ‘Robison
Ypsilanti
Mabel ‘Sto
John Norin
Mira McCallum
Glen Gordon
Gordon
Robert
Hammond
Sunda
Richard
Hollo- Chip
Walter Gordon
Dale Mayer
Dickie
Whitmore Lake
Max Goffe
Ann Arbor
Joyce Marsh
Tecumseh
Sheldon Baker
Plymouth
David Sheldon
Baker
Lila McCallum
Saline Extension Group
Harda-Hammond
Agnes Osborne
Bertella Lee Russell
Haist
Red Cross
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Quity
Central York
DR. H.s.gildard
West
Michigan Ave
A. J. Warren
Tornaso
Jim Finnell
Observer
Saline Mercantile Co
Garrick
Jean Muir
Barton MacLane
Louis Farr
Charles Ruggles
Eleanor Whitney
Roland Young
Olivia DeHavilland
Alice Brady
Ian Hunter
South Saline
Bridgewater
E. Mulholland
J. Eddie
Carl Philipp
Martin
Edwin Finkbeiner
M. C. Phillipp
Charles Bauer
St. John’s Church
A. SC
Port Clinton
Place
Rev
Yochum
BE. CG. Stelhorn
Herbert G. ‘Wood
Auxiliary
Hammond District
Ars
Chevrolet
Saginaw
Feeney
Tae Ees
Wiedman Auto Co
Ltea
Esas
Des
Ford
Caer Red
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