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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
5
Local society items list visits and hospitality among residents of Saline and nearby towns including Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Jackson. Frequent social calls, church events, and family gatherings are described along with a fatal car crash near Saline and a gypsy robbery incident near Bridgewater. A Easter drama at Federated church and confirmations at Trinity Lutheran are announced.
Thirty years ago Lawrence Bassett and family visit from Detroit with ER N Rhoades and wife in town with his parents. Chris Schleh begins a new barn north of town. Predictions point to a wet April for farmers. Hertler to move onto Fellows place. George W Barr's 50th wedding anniversary celebrated with relatives. Town landmark barn behind G C Townsends cleared. A village motto urges daily effort to achieve dreams.
Fifteen years ago Mrs Lucy Fairbank visited friends in Ypsilanti on Tuesday. Miss Lillian Arber was home from Detroit for the weekend. Robert Cullen of Belleville called on Saline friends over the weekend. Miss Margaret Fairbank visited friends in Ann Arbor over the weekend. Clifford Bracey returned Sunday from a stay in Vancouver Washington. Mrs Minnie Norman moved into rooms in the Gordon house on East Michigan avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles Gross and Miss Lorena Bernard were Ann Arbor visitors Friday. Bert D Hammond and family moved Saturday into the Norman house. On Monroe avenue Mr and Mrs Conrad Boettner visited Michael Mayers and family of York Sunday afternoon. A J Warren was in Detroit Friday for a meeting of the directors of the Alfalfa Cereal Company. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet with Miss Lottie Wallace Wednesday afternoon. Misses Hidna Frieda Gross Lucile and Stella Armbruster motor ed to Ann Arbor Sunday afternoon and called on friends. George W Barr returned Friday from Dallas Texas where he spent the winter with his daughter Mrs Merritt Martin and family. Mr and Mrs Julius Lindenschmidt and children of Ann Arbor were weekend guests here. Mr and Mrs Eckhardt Schroen of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Amos Miller. Miss Daisy Lavender and Harold Miller accompanied them to Ypsilanti Sunday evening to call on friends.
Gene Delaine surveys Hollywood personalities and their hobbies from theatre rooms to rare books and family memorabilia. Ann Harding built a home theatre. Ruth Chatterton writes for relief. Barbara Stanwyck plans homes. Lionel Barrymore collects paintings. James Cagney sketches. Roland Young owns 70 canes. Sylvia Sidney gathers prints and medical books. many stars list antique shops, maritime items, or relics from film history.
In Los Angeles a dog went mad while playing with young masters John and Leo Henderson but did not bite them. Police surgeons cited canine devotion to its master while John said Bing was simply obeying instructions.
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