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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
5
A bulletin of Saline and surrounding area social life lists Mrs. Harry Parsons and family calls, visits in Indianapolis and Detroit, Easter gatherings, anniversaries, birthdays, and community club meetings. It notes Crutch use for Richard Ward, new work at Robert Morton’s house, and various trips to Ann Arbor Muskegon and Cuba era places.
Fifteen years ago Mrs. Henry Boettger visited Ann Arbor. Births report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marken on Easter Sunday. Local families Theurer and Walker visited relatives in Ann Arbor. Carl Schleh called on old friends. Mrs. Aaron Luckhardt visited her daughter Ernst near Manchester. Luther Briggs and Katherine Stang with Mrs. Thomas Beatty were in Ann Arbor. Snowfall damaged fruit buds in some sections. The Old-fashioned Mother will be repeated April 25 at the opera house with free seats at Wheeler’s on April 16. Miss Tillie Herbert died Wednesday. funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, Rev. C. E. Bayless officiating. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cole and daughters Wilma and Jessie drove to Hicksville for a thirtieth wedding anniversary and visited Mrs. Cole’s parents, then returned via Adrian.
Thirty years ago Miss Lydia Schweitzer and Miss Martha Schweitz visited in Ypsilanti on Saturday. W F Larzelere and wife of Detroit called on Saline friends. L M Thorn and wife moved to the Fred Cook house on Henry street. Edardt Schroen said goodbye to the store and took up farming with his father. Mrs John F Lutz attended the funeral of her cousin Mrs Louis Storz of Royal Oak last week. Mrs Glough of Ypsilanti spent several days with her mother Mary Wolf. Leah Schroer was in Detroit Monday shopping for millinery. Mr and Mrs Wright of Kingsville Ontario visiting at the home of their daughter Mrs C Woodbridge, Chauncey Reeves, son of Mr and Mrs.
Harold Jewell on the sick list. Detroit visitors came to the Barbour home Sunday. Miss Bileeta Murray called on Mrs Alger Allison and family. Mrs Don Richards visited Thursday at Alger Allison’s. Karl Bird returned from Ramona California. Herbert Gilman of near Mooreville called on Tohri Gooding and family. Marie Bird improving after two weeks of sickness. A son David born to Mr and Mrs Jack Gable at Saline General Hospital April 12. Wirt LeBaron of near Mildn visited Alger Allison and family. Oak Grove school held an Easter party with an egg hunt and refreshments. Roy Goldie, staying with Joseph Sweeney since last August, returned to Detroit after painting Sweeney farm buildings.
Miss Betty Gordon spends Easter in Detroit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham join Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller and son for Easter. Oakley Eberle visits Detroit weekend with Kenneth Gordon. Claude Gilbert Beth visit Vera Goodin and family. C A Carr and C W Carr call on relatives in Findlay Ohio. Doris Gilbert visits sister Dora Love near Ann Arbor. Hazel Gordon Ruth Hanson and Nora Gordon spend weekend in Detroit. E O Stimpson attends christening of granddaughter Sue Ann Stimpson in Owosso. Henry Anderson and
A rural community note lists relatives and friends visiting or hosting over the weekend and past days. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gilbert with Alice in Mooreville, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and Arlene of Ridge road, and travel to Detroit and Dayton for gatherings. Additional names include Mrs. Minnie Hammond, Mrs. Hazel Gordon, Mrs. Pearl Gilbert, and others attending Achievement Day in Ann Arbor and visits by E. J. Forsythe’s household to Salem and Ypsilanti families.
A long list of guests and visitors gathered across households in Ypsilanti and nearby towns over Easter. Families including the Healeys, Pennington, Crittenden, Bigelow, Biddle, Slaght, Camburn, Graham, Avery, Wintersteen, Richmond, Day, Osborn, Hendershot and McGuire hosted relatives and friends from Detroit Mansfield Adrian Ann Arbor Tecumseh Barberton Toledo and Jackson.
Mrs Mae Burkholder welcomed daughter Nancy Jane at home in Tecumseh on Saturday afternoon. The infant’s parents reside with Mrs Burkholder and her sons following the death of Cloyd Burkholder on February 18. Attendees at the event included Mr and Mrs Will Harring and Mrs B R Shaffer plus Mrs Maude Wilson of Ann Arbor and Walter Harring and son of Detroit.
The shop thanks patrons for support and announces the installation of the New de Groff Permanent Waver for convenient service. No need to sit under a machine. The note expresses gratitude and invitation to try the new equipment.
The article argues the Ford offers superior economy and value in its class with fuel efficiency around 7 to 19 miles per gallon and highlights features like Center-Poise riding, safe mechanical brakes, and safety glass at no extra cost, noting it as a key factor in affordability.
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