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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

Page

3

Local Residents Entertain and Travel Across Towns

BRIDGEWATER Mrs George Boettner and son Lawrence visited Battle Creek on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edwin Finkbeiner were Jackson business visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Schook and family visited relatives in Detroit Sunday. Mrs Oscar Buerle and Mrs Jacob Wahl were in Ann Arbor on business Wednesday. Mrs Jacob Finkbeiner and Mrs Eugene Betz were Ann Arbor visitors on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Mann and daughter Mildred and son Paul were in Detroit Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred Bock and son Dale of Saline visited William Schmacher and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Weiss and children of Tecumseh and Chris Rentz and son Waldmere of Saline were Sunday dinner guests at Jacob Renz’s home. Martha Reyer, Harold Bersuder, Doris Bersuder, Agnes Schook, Neil Bostiner, Arthur Hill, Ruth and Bertha Davis, Doris and Hilma Wurster, Harold McLean, Dorothy and Anita Palmer will take part in the operetta at Manchester High School on April 28.

John Schook Detroit Oscar Buerle Jacob ‘Wahl Ann Arbor Jacob Finkbeiner Eugene Betz Ernest Mann Mildred Paul Kenneth Weiss Tecumseh Chris. Rentz Son Waldemere Saline Jacob Renz Martha Reyer Harold Bersuder Doris Bersuder Agnes Schook Neil Bostiner Arthur Hill Ruth Bertha Davis Doris Hilma Wurster Harold McLean Dorothy Anita Palmer Manchester High School

Bridgewater Station Pupils Honored For April Attendance And Spelling

Mrs Helene Monaghan lists April perfect attendance pupils including Francis Bammell Louis Bammell Herbert Bersuder Margaret Bersuder Loren Bersuder Ruth Bersuder Dorothy Betz Eldean Betz Bertha Briem Alberta Ernst Albert Ernst Mary Ernst Donald Finkbeiner Trene Finkbeiner Edwin Lewis Margaret Lewis Paul Mann Jim Reed Alberta Reyer Mary Sawicki Steve Sawicki and others Also April spelling A recipients named with multiple students and several visitors noted from Dexter and local families

Helene Monaghan Francis Louis Bammell Herbert Margaret Loren Ruth Bersuder Dorothy Eldean Betz Bertha Briem Alberta Albert Mary Ernst Donald Trene Finkbeiner Edwin Margaret Lewis Paul Mann Jime Reed Reyer Mary Steve Sawicki Marion Maurer Margaret Bersuder Mary Sawicki Eldé and Betz Elvin Meyer Raymond Meyer Alberta Reyer Luella Shook Dorothy Betz Donald Finkbeiner Lois Klager Eleanor Shook Irene Finkbeiner Edwin Lewis Mildred Robinson Sarah McGinn B. L. Klager

Schoolart Projects Shine in Classes

Students across grades completed projects and notebooks. Eighth and seventh graders finished all required notebooks for the year and created bird houses and blue birds as classroom decorations.

St John’s Lutheran Church schedule announced

Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11. English services held every second and fourth Sunday. Everybody cordially invited.

St. John’s Lutheran Church M. C Phillipp Eglish

Winter Wheat in Michigan Shows Slight Gain Over 1929

An April 1 report by Irvin Holmes and Herbert Powell notes Michigan winter wheat at 82 percent condition, up from 79 last year and near the ten year average. National rye and oat conditions improve, with prospects for output around 643 million bushels of winter wheat nationwide.

Michigan Irvin Holmes Herbert E. Powell Department of Agriculture Crop Reporting Board

Michigan students enroll in 20 brain tonic short courses

Educational medicines in restricted doses prove popular at Michigan State College with 776 students in 20 courses this year. Courses include golf greens maintenance and ornamental horticulture, targeting workers who cannot spare extended time away from their jobs. The note adds a closing remark about U.S. Marines in Nicaragua following an earthquake.

Michigan Michigan State College

Saline Ball Team Opens 1931 Season With Platt Victory

The Saline independents beat Platt Sunday in an 11 to 1 six inning home opener. Hoeft pitched four innings allowing one hit, Lambarth two innings with one hit, Estermyer hit a clean homer, Schmid doubled and scored thrice, Beasley made three outs and an assist. George Austin returned, boosting infield and outfield play for a strong start. A large crowd watched on the same diamond as last year.

Saline Independent Platt Hoeft Lambarth Saline Estermyer Schmid Beasley George Austin

Campfire Girls Put On Play At PTA Meeting

Campfire Girls performed a three act farce titled Roar Father at the high school auditorium for a large PTA audience. Directed by Miss Lillias Bracey with all roles by girls, the cast included Inez Sloss, Helen Layher, Doris Rogers and Mary Tomkins among others. A nominating committee led by Mrs. Bessie Collins will report at next month’s annual meeting when officers for the coming year will be elected.

Parents Teacher Association Tompkins Lillias Bracey William Tompkins Inez Sloss Clifford Tompkins Helen Layher Harold Caldwell Marie Schmid Sidney Dummel Jean Carleen Burkhart George Washington’ Brown Clarice Coe Sergeant O’connor Doris Rogers Mary Tompkins Clara Bowen Gladys Lucille Rogers Bessie Virginia Jeffery Caroeling Lucille Schmid Marie

Legion Auxiliary organizing wives and mothers drive

William B. Lutz Post No 322 of the American Legion plans to form an Auxiliary for wives sisters and mothers of legion members. Post commander Melvin Alber urges interested persons to confer soon as the group works toward organization. Spring signs appear locally with barefoot pupils returning to center Sebewa township school.

William B. Lutz American Legion Legion Melvin Alber Mr. Alber Sebewa Township Tyonia News

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bridgewater George Boettner Lawrence Battle Creek Edwin Finkbeiner Jackson Fred’ Bock Dale William Schumacher Bridgewater Station Maurer Bridgewater Lumber Co J. Finkbeiner U.S Nicaragua Hoe?t and Campfire Girls PTA Auxiliary Mey Foley Wheeler’s Pharmacy Goodrich F. C. Stephenson Princess Ting Ling Ies FORD Ford Tudor Ford Finance Universal Credit Company
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