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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1935
Page
4
A long list of weekend and weekday activities includes visits and hosting by the Henne and Bodini families in Saline, trips to Detroit for relatives, theater outings in Detroit and Ann Arbor, and church and club meetings. Several births, illnesses, moves, and anniversaries are noted along with civic programs and a missing art reproduction at a store.
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs B J Spitler were Ypsilanti visitors Friday B H Cook and family visited relatives in Ann Arbor Sunday Seldon Wheelock of Flint made a short visit with relatives here the latter part of the week Mrs William Austin visited her mother Mrs Lawflayer in Wayne from Friday until Sunday Mrs Fred Burkhart and children were in Ypsilanti visiting relatives from Wednesday until Sunday Mrs Charles Marken was in Ann Arbor the first of the week to see Mrs John Fehmutz formerly Mrs Luella Leonard Mr and Mrs Fred Luckhardt moved into their newly purchased house the Gable place on Harris street the first of the week Miss Olive Townsend of Lansing visited relatives and friends here a few days returning to her home the Mrs Walter Brackel and children
THIRTY YEARS AGO H W Bassett and wife spent Sunday with their son in Detroit. John Mitchell of Chicago made a short call among relatives Sunday. George Cullen and wife of Clinton expect to move back here this spring. Mrs Simon Nissly was taken to Detroit for treatment and is reported incurable. Bert Rogers and wife visit his parents south of town and plan to stay. Miss Mary Eccles was in Detroit last week for dressmaking openings. Chris Burkhardt plans to build a new house on Harris street for Ed Muir to occupy. A A Wood bought the Harper house on Ann Arbor street for 3000 and will live in town for convenience. Howard Marsh, 14, was injured by a dynamite cap at a school event. two fingers and thumb mangled and hospital care given for shock and injuries. No other children hurt. Brooklyn Exponent.
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