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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1933

Page

4

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A Tiny Street Where Old Friends Meet

A Dundee Reporter message urges readers to cultivate friendliness on their street Home towns prosper with neighborly courtesy and a welcoming attitude The piece likens friendly streets to prosperous communities and encourages personal kindness as a social investment.

Jae I TeaAtan Ak -Prosperity Dundee Aes Sith

West Mooreville Residents and Guests Gather for Local News

A parade of short visits and relocations fills Mooreville area notes. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Rissa relocate to the John Clark farm while Mr. and Mrs. Bert Draper travel to Northville. Various social visits span Milan Tecumseh Toledo Detroit Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor communities with moves and guest stays noted.

Migs Phyllis Hole Rissa John Clark Bert Draper Northville C. S. Herkermer Milan Iréne Kreager R Edwards Golling George Ressa Wayne Norabell , LeBaron Azaligi Ben’ Neff Bow James Snoddy Cora Mosney Tecumseh Ralph Long Rebekah Blissfield Felix Norman Brownell Robert Anderson Hayeloci Canada Paul ‘Lewis John Wolfe Ann Arbor Wolfe Clyde ‘Gauntlett Elon Gauntlett Toledo Peg Lee Yoder Romulus Detroit David Allison Millard Austin Robison A. Torey Mooreville Jacey Leech Kalamazoo Cora ‘Reese Jackson

Local Social Notes and Bank Reopening Preparations

A stream of social calls in Tecumseh and nearby towns includes Mrs. Fred Kalmbach and George Klag, with visits among the Moores, Manor, Coon, Carlton and Lindemann families. The United Savings Bank of Tecumseh, closed since October 1931, plans reopening. directors and Depositors' Committee push setup, but no definite opening date announced yet by Dr H B Heddeshot. earliest reopening expected.

Fred Kalmbach George Klag Carl Cornell Scio Bert Moore Mildred Manor Lansing John Manor Max Baker Pontiac Road Ralph Lawrence Carlton Clarence ‘Coon Uphaus Manchester Paul. Weinlander Ypsilanti Mary ‘Lindemann United Savings’ Bank of

Social Science Census To Be Taken By Ninth Grade

The citizenship class of grade nine plans a city census, mapping every house and visiting each home to collect data on residents. Students will record names, ages, occupations, and family details to create a consolidated report possibly in mimeo form with a low cost print run.

Vanother Stolide

Palm Day Services Preview at Federated Church

Palm Day services are set for Sunday at 10 a.m. with morning and evening programs. Sunday school, led by Superintendent Coteddes Martin, features the senior Christian Endeavor and junior choir. Christine Schaller will be soloist as the church presents a dramatic worship piece on Mary, the crucifixion, and the resurrection.

Weil Coteddes Martin Mary John

Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister

Morning worship at 10 with The Eternal King. Baptisms and reception of members. Sunday school 11 15 with H A Holmes superintendent. Evening worship 7 30 on The Grand Amen. Holy Week services begin 7 30 p m with Monday Rev Bert Ede and others. Palm Sunday program includes worship at 10 and organ preludes, hymns, and solos.

Eternal King H. A. Holmes Bert Ede William Johnson Manchester A. J. Halmhuber Detroit Epworth League Nason PALM Cldék Wttymn sAnthem All Glory Caleb Simper Bai H D. Hart Palmswalle G& F. Unterliichér Auice Irene FitzGerald

Social notes from Scio township and nearby areas

A digest of visits and family news from Dexter and Scio township including Detroit guests, school events, funerals, and fishing. Notables include John Dicks Jr scarlet fever, the Hansor and Bailey families, the Stechers, Carl Murray and Jesse Bird headed to Saline, and the March 25 1833 founding anniversary of Scio township with early records lost to fire.

John Dicks, Jr Tyke Emmett Bailey Detroit Bob Jack Burnett Oak Grove Joseph Sweeney Raymond Jacob Stecher Leslie Bailey John ‘Hansor Marks Farm Ypsilanti George’ ‘Ryan Bailey Home John Hansor Jesse Bird Carlton Murray Saline Norma Klumpp John Gooding Alger Allison David Allison Millard Macon Earl Bailey Smith Bernard Waiyne Hattie Murray Carlton Electa Margaret ‘Sanders Parker, Murray Northville Murray Jesse Bird, Jr Geddes Dan Murray Ridge Road Myrl Murray Mooreville Jesse

Social visits and family events in Hammond district

The column lists numerous visits and travels across Milan Dundee Ann Arbor Detroit Saline Manchester Ashtabula Ohio and Macon. Notable names include Mrs Glenn Gordon Walter Gordon Daisy Gleason Nora McMann and Mary McMann with mentions of birthdays and relatives visiting relatives. The piece notes relatives attending a funeral in Ashtabula and a road accident involving a Gordon family member.

Jack Deem Milan Glenn Gordon Daisy Gleason Maybee Harvey Eberlee Detroit Walter Gordon Dundee G. V. “Cook Saline Grace Hammond Ralph. Haymond Harold Hammond Ann Arbor Ellen’ Collins Macon Hovey Needham Walter Gordon Dorothy and Glennis Claude Gilbert Beth Roy Stoddard Elwood Owen Hazel Horton Faye Marie George’ Ebérle Kenneth Gordon Will/Martin Manchester Ralph Sietens Sip Gilbert Ashtabula Ohio Tom Laskey Andrg Nora

St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater Services and Sunday School

A parish notice from St. Johns Lutheran Church in Bridgewater describes morning services at 16 a.m. and Sunday school and English services on the second and fourth Sundays of each month. The invitation welcomes all to attend.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater MC. Phillipp

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