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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
4
Mayor M. B. Sugden proclaims Saline's Better Housing program under the National Housing Act. The plan, starting this week, urges property owners to repair alter and improve homes and business properties to raise living standards and community pride.
Federated Church notes E Kircher D D pastor. Palm Day services next Sunday morning with special music at 11 15 am Sunday school led by S Cotten superintendent Carl Geddes assistant Mrs House chorister Eileen Martin pianist. Evening program 6 30 Young People meet 7 30 worship. Full announcements next Sunday.
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor M. C. Phillins invites all to divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of each month. Everyone is welcome.
Central York Mrs Alger Allison called on Mrs Kendall of Saline Friday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Bird were Ypsilanti visitors Monday. Carl Saunders was hurt by a cow Wednesday spraining his shoulder. Mrs Frank Barbour and son Robert Hopps were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carlton Murray and Mr John Gooding were Ann Arbor visitors Monday. Misses Shirley Stephenson and Dorothy Ormsby of Saline visited the Oak Grove school Thursday. The April meeting of the Oak Grove P T A was held at the school house Friday evening. A potluck supper was served. there was no school at the Oak Grove school Monday and Tuesday because the teacher Mrs Fred Stephenson was sick.
George Needham in Detroit Monday visits by Hovey Needham family and relatives. Many couples and families from Hammond District arranged weekend gatherings in Ann Arbor Milan Flint Kalamazoo and Grand Ledge. Communications note multiple households hosted and visited over the weekend reflecting active community ties.
The South Saline column catalogs visits and calls among local families and neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Metzger from Detroit, Olive Easlick in Saline, and numerous trips to Ann Arbor Milan Tecumseh Britton and Ypsilanti. Punctual events include the Gleason P T A postponement to April 26 and several Friday and Sunday gatherings among the Spence, Mehler, Craig, Losee, and Michelson households.
Wilson and Son of Haton Rapid. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stierle and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Fink Beiner and Neil. Mrs. Mary Zahn and Ernest joined Mr. Walter Gordon and others for a Sunday dinner. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hammond. Mrs. Thomas Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cross and son. Mr. and Mrs. Crook of Bowling Green. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Westlake and two daughters of Azalia. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilmore and children of Milan. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cross and children of Dexter.
Macon residents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Frost spent Sunday in Detroit while Mrs Etta Thamas is seriously ill cared for by Mrs Caroline Beal. Numerous social visits occur across Blissfield Chelsea Ypsilanti Milan Adrian Pontiac Temperance and Jackson with family gatherings and a funeral in focus.
Morning worship at 10 oclock with Sunday school at 11 15 supervised by H A Holmes Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Passion Week services are union with the Federated church The week features guest preachers Monday Rev LaVerne Finch of Ann Arbor Tuesday Dr C E Kircher of Saline Wednesday Rev W Johnson of Manchester Thursday Rev John Schilling of Ann Arbor all services at the Methodist church at 7 30 p m Good Friday Communion Service 1 30 to 2 30 Evening 7 30 Good Friday choir service Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock church school for juniors
The Board of Review will meet in the Council Rooms on Monday April 15 to review the roll hear complaints filed with the clerk and hear property owners in person or by attorney City Clerk Wanays Lottie Wallace
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