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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
3
Numerous residents and relatives visit in Michigan and nearby states. Evelyn Cooper and family visit Jackson and Detroit. Bowen and Stull families travel to Toledo and announce health updates. Community events include library loans, birthday celebrations, church activities, and a roof fire near Burkhart.
William Gibson of Detroit visited Friday. Prof. F. R. Gorton of Ypsilanti was a caller in the Sage home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davenport of Franklin called Sunday on the Kutlers. Dow Bilby and children of Onsted visited the Collers. Marjorie Morgan of Detroit spent the weekend with her parents. Guy Beavers has returned to the G L N T 8 in Chicago after furlough. Mrs. F. J. Day and Mrs. Metta Nelson of Adrian called on the Mickels and Elva Richart. Paul Sorensen and son of Detroit were guests of John and Mrs. Crittenden. Caroline Beal returned to Chelsea after visiting her grandmother Beal. Mrs. Ela Pennington returned from Tecumseh hospital after ten weeks as patient. Ida Van Valkenbure returned to Ann Arbor Mordar after visiting her sister. Charles Bigelow and guests from Ypsilanti stayed with Ray Hendershot near Brooklyn. Bettie Johnson of Dryden spent the weekend with the Johnsons. Andrew Johnson and daughter Trene of Detroit were overnight guests.
The Board of Review will meet in the council rooms on Monday April 19 from 9 am to 5 pm to review the tax roll, consider clerk filings, and hear complaints from property owners. In Britain hats rationing limits new purchases to one hat every three years for women and one every five years for men. TRY AN OBSERVER LINER.
Three student produced one act dramas will be staged by the Class of H2 on April 29 and 30 to raise funds for a senior trip June 6 to 8 visiting Mackinac Island. Directors Penny Deede Ed Lewis and Margaret Finch lead the performances under advisor Victoria Stoianowski.
Twenty two Brownie Girl Scouts organized under Miss Dorothy Hornung plan folk dances chalk stencil work and embroidery with leaders Miss Stoianowski and the group. They collect silk and nylon hose for the war effort and joined in a school event. A Home Economic Club and Future Farmers of America celebration featured refreshments a scavenger hunt and monthly birthday parties for Marion Bredernitz Hermogene Blair and Doris Smith by the Home-Ee Club.
The Hornets announced a seven game season opener set for April 30 under Coach Jack Greenstein. First opponent undecided as new uniforms are being purchased and twenty boys practice. Senior intramural basketball winners and upcoming intramural softball tourney noted along with Easter preparations and class activities.
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