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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1954
Page
2
The notice states subscription prices at 2.50 dollars per year in advance for Michigan readers and 3.00 dollars per year in advance for out of state and U S possessions. Single copy price is five cents. Advertising rates are available upon request.
Mr and Mrs William Jakab plan to move into the Henderson apartment next week. Joan Dechert celebrates confirmation with guests Elaine Culliton and Arletta Schurtz of Saline. Jackie Leonard of Saline ill this week, and grandmother from Whitker helps at home. Mrs Roy Rogers visits Ishpeming for two weeks. David Wahl and Alton dine with sister Mrs Herman Dieterle in Freedom township. Henry Schroen had a tonsillectomy at Harper Hospital. Eddie and Dickie Clark visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Clark. Marie Robbins promoted to general supervisor at Michigan Home and Training School Coldwater. Dr Yoder spoke at Rotary Club. Mrs Norman Scherdt ill at Henry Ford Hospital. Lee Tescher and Herman Heininger hosts dinner.
Miss Esther Bowen returned from Grass Lake after a pleasant weekend. Dan Hall and family visited friends in Ohio. Alwin and Warren Gross drove to Lansing to buy two truckloads of tools. Julius Feldkamp and family from Ypsilanti spent Sunday with his parents. John Cornish drove from Detroit to California to see the country. Maxine Fosdick and Betty Boettger attended elimination trials in Ann Arbor. Mrs Julius Lindenschmidt and her son Billy visited in Ann Arbor. Miss Edith Rose Parsons and Charles R. Manor quietly married at North Branch with Rev. Reuben Crosby officiating. Lloyd Dell and Miss Luella Burkhardt spent Sunday evening.
In Ypsilanti Mr and Mrs Leon Schill express relief at clean streets after winter storms and coal dust. Chas Alber and crew are thanked for the cleanup. Fred Schroen returns to work at Swiss Cleaning in Ann Arbor. Rotarians held a Hard-Time party Thursday night featuring kerosene lamps and a boiled dinner with bread pudding.
A rare court case involves Mrs. Sullivan in a dispute over a line fence. Miss Minnie Parsons and Fred Norman wed in Detroit and will live on the couple’s new farm. Homer Wood left for a position with Mack and Company in Ann Arbor. The Baptist society bids farewell to the old building next Sunday. At Luther an church fourteen confirmed in a class. A Clinton youth story tells of shy courting. Advertisements urge health and Rock Mountain Tea. Julius Bredernitz moves to Sanford house on Henry Street. The Ypsilanti Evening Press debuted last week.
Sharon Burleson of Clinton Michigan bought the young Guernsey sire Bimbo of Macon from Ernest Girbach of Saline Michigan. The bull is out of Juno's Beatrice and sired by Brookwood Galaxy. Traffic comment notes cooperation between horsepower and horse sense.
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