Local social notes and visits from Saline area
Mrs. Prakken receives calls in 253 F3 as Miss Muriel Woodbridge comes from Ann Arbor for the weekend. Numerous trips and visits unfold across Saline and Detroit with residents like Ronald Nissly, Hazel Fucs, Tillie Mummery, and the Hutzel family. The Observer notes Easter gatherings, school staff changes, club meetings, and a new three legged cat joining the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Woodbridge
Ann Arbor
Jacob Maurer
Bridgewater
Ronald Nissly
Ypsilanti
Local notes from the village life and business openings
Fifteen years ago Conrad Spoettner and brother George drove to Detroit. L. V. Foot rents the Wallace house on West Michigan avenue and will move there at week’s end. Miss Lucy Cobb returns from Grand Rapids and Grandville where she spent the winter. Mrs. Martha Wheeler and daughter Mae move to Lewis street from rooms above the corner drug store. Work begins on a cellar at Michigan and Ann Arbor for a new bank block. Miss Bethra Schairer returns from Oakmont Pa and Kalamazoo visit. Mrs. E. F. Layher and Ruth visit Detroit. Ruth returns and Mrs. Layher stays a week. George Borris and William Parros rent the Wallace block second store for a candy ice cream and fruit shop. Mrs. Christina Reimold dies at 76, widow of Jacob Reimold, born near Ann Arbor in 1840. Village officials elected: Frank Rose president. HE F Henne clerk. William Acton treasurer. Lewis Cool assessor. trustees Herman Hutzer, Charles R Parsons, Charles Cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Spoettner
Brother George
Detroit
L. V. Foot
Wallace
West Michigan Avenue
Lucy Cobb
Grand Rapids
Grandville
Martha Wheeler
Mae
Lewis Street
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Bethra Schairer
Otto Schairer
Oakmont
A. Kalamazoo
Elizabeth Feuerbacher
Hazel Price
Ypsilanti
John Feuerbacher
Freetdiom
Fred Schaible
E. F. Layher
Miss Ruth
Ruth
Layher
George Borris
William Parros
Wallace Block
Christina Reimold
Jacob Reimold
Freedom Township
Reimold
Local notes and marriages in TEGRTY area
Miss Mabel Wood and Fred Houck wed on Sunday while a Bridgewater station wedding between Miss Carrie Klager and Will Sauber occurred this afternoon. George Schaffer bought Hill lot for a new house and Mrs. John Schaffer died today. A gas lighting contract was signed with P. W. Shute for Saline streets at $500 yearly. Village bonds set at $3,000. Henry Jewett named special policeman and Edward Sears fire chief. Mail route tensions loom over South line and Mooreville post office. A cracker-whip injury plagued Clyde Cole and a false fire alarm drew responders last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wood
Fred Houck
George Schaffer
John Schaffer
Clyde Cole
Bridgewater Station
Carrie Klager
Will Sauber
P. W. Shute
Henry Jewett
Edward Sears
Mooreville
Methodist Church Notes Schedule of Worship and Choirs
Morning worship at 10 with sermon Eternity Within. Post Easter music by the senior choir. Sunday school at 11 15 Intermediate group at 2 15 Senior League devotional at 6 30 Evening worship at 7 30 Music by junior choir Wednesday prayer at 7 30 Thursday choir at 7 30.
Easter Services Highlight Federated Church Week
Easter Sunday drew a large audience as Pastor D. D. Kircher preached It Will Be a Most Wonderful Day. The 7 30 p m program featured masterful Easter music by two choral groups and a strong youth event. Upcoming sermons include The Blunder of the Governor The Kiss that Made a Man Famous and Are You Going to Fly.
Christian Science Services in Saline Ahead of April 12 Lesson
The Christian Science Society of Saline meets Sundays at 10:30 a.m. above Citizens Bank with Sunday school for under 20, plus a Wednesday testimonial at 7:30. The April 12 lesson asks Are Sin Disease and Death Real, citing Prov 19 23 and Mary Baker Eddy text. The notice also includes local business and notary details for the Saline Observer and a Pontiac coupe listing from Geo V Cook & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Christian Science
Mary Baker - Bdady
Caesar
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Dietiker’s
Betty and Jersey Bread Tobacco
Haarer’s
Marie’s Inn
Dixie Service Station
C. A
Weddige
Michigan Ave
Hazel Fucss
Lauren Schleh
Tillie Mummery
Ann Arpor
G. C. Townsend
Carl Gruenwald
Fred Gruenwald
Coppens
Amela Hutzel
Wallace Roach
Lincoln Park
Frank Cammet
Minnie Norman
Arba Howard
Donald Yost
W. H. Barr
Clarence Huttzel
Lohr
Pittsfield Township
S R Wilson
R. J. Redhouse
Leonard Hutzel
Elmhurst College
Amelia Hutzel
Ella Henne
Mary Morden
Mt. Clemens
Fred Burkhart
Jean Carleen
J. J. Roberts
Clyde Apple
Flora Rogers
Albert Johnston
Hast Michigan Avenue
Clarence Cook
Hast Henry Street
Esther Wood
Homer Wood
Hillsdale
Allen Bermash
Plymouth
Herman Boback
Cork Gunther
Family
Nell Congdon
Hillsdale College
W.H. Barr
Hilbert Wittbracht
C. H. Withbracht
Jean Carleen Spimt
I- Jackson
Burkhart
C. C. Harrington
A. J. Warren
Edward Smith
Robert Foster
Detroit Philatelic Club
Lawrence Prakken
Richard
Jack
Thomas Shurtz
Fred Fletcher
Samuel Boyd
Women’s Study Club
Methodist
M. E. Church
Federated Church
Jane Alexander
Lucia Davis Simons
University School of Music
Michigan Federation of Music Clubs
Jane
Simons
Saline Woman’s Club
Gethsemene
Schofields
Calvary
Dietiker
Orrin Briggs
Alexander
Luther Briggs
Do. A. Curtiss
Sylvia
Milton Gross
Lansing
Fred
Chdrlie Koch
Clara Schroen
Louise Schroen
Marion Rouge
Ernest Towler
Fred Koch
Charlie .Koch
George Koch
L. F. Layher
Pittsfield
Norman Wolfe
Jane Landin
Herman Wenger
Arthur Layher
Emerson Whnns
Barbara
Lee
Fred Layher
Keppler
William Schmid
Georges Schmid
B. F. Layher
Adolph Layher
Tifteen
Frank Roseclerk
HE. F. Henne
William Acton
Lewis Cool
Herman Hutzer
Charles R. Parsons
Charles Cool
Tegrty
Methodist Church Notes
Federated Church Notes Co
E. Kircher
D. D
Christian Sciences Notes
Saline Observer
Saline
Sim. R. Wilson
America
GEO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Alwin Burkhardt
Breeley
Goodyear
Wiedman Auto CO
Weyenberg
Star Brand
Burkhart Store
Enna Jettick Shoes
Boston
Dorothy Pirkins
Paul Neyron Pink
Columbia
Victoria White
Duchess OF Wellington
H. Gros. & Sons
Saline, Mich
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