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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
5
Crystal Falls reader Tom Conlin argues against spending 30 million dollars on a Mackinac Straits bridge, saying ferries suffice and funds would better serve broader needs with more impact for all, noting seasonal hunter congestion. He asserts good advertising is an investment.
William Arthur and Miss Lucille Schmid returned from Detroit for the weekend while Mrs. Lucille Henderson and children visited friends in Ann Arbor. Community notes include St. Paul's League meeting, visits between Detroit and Saline residents, and local family happenings across Ypsilanti, Grass Lake, and Milan with births, marriages, and civic events sprinkled throughout.
Ernest Monroe bought the Higgins farm near Milan and will move with his family this week. Miss Katherine Sears spent spring vacation at home and returned to Rochester. Dr and Mrs C C Woodbridge, Murial Woodbridge and Oliver Goldsmith visited Detroit. Margaret Fairbank will start as bookkeeper at B J Muir's hardware next Monday. Herman Heininger reports big silo sales including a 12x36 California redwood unit to Jake Burkharat. Mr and Mrs H E Cole and son Denzil of Gary Ind are visiting his parents. Mrs Bemner hosted them over the weekend.
Thirty years ago Rev. L. G. Lawrence plans to end services at the Presbyterian church on June 1. Jacob Fucss and family move to a Dexter area farm. The old hardware firm on East Main is restructured with Adam Hornung retiring and Henry Schroen becoming partner in Guthard & Schroen. The Baptist church service was lively and crowded as pastors participated, with a free will offering of just over twenty dollars. Demolition of the old building began Monday morning.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Every body cordially invited Read the ads and grow wise in the ways to live.
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