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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
5
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Miss Evelyn Ernst receives personal and social items. Weekend visits span Tecumseh to Detroit with relatives including the Armbrusters and Burkharts. The Ladies Auxiliary of St Pauls meets May 3 and an OES installation is planned. Easter cantata at Ypsilanti Methodist church draws a large crowd.
Last Sunday at the Federated Church was splendid with a full attendance. 100 a m worship featured sermon and music followed by 11 15 Sunday school led by Catton as superintendent and Carl Geddes assisting. Mrs House led the choristers with Miss Eileen Martin at the piano. Evening programs included 645 p m and two young peoples meetings at 7 30 with special services. Come and hear our two choirs.
A postcard of Adrian area activity notes Mrs. C H Miller visiting on business and several Detroit and Hillsdale visitors. Families including the Alber and Barr households are mentioned with illness and home improvements. An early morning rail car run between Saline and Ypsilanti is noted along with multiple Sunday gatherings and guest visits across nearby towns.
Thirty years ago George Doelker and family move into the Fowler house. Fred Cook buys the Saley house. The Epworth League prepares a cantata for May 15 at the opera house. Mrs. A Harmon visits Ann Arbor with her daughter. Washtenaw Baptist Association meeting planned at Darter. Christian Endeavors to meet at Miss Lulu Fairbank's home next Tuesday. Hastings out of smallpox quarantine after sixty plus cases. Chris Burkhardt digs a cellar at Harris corner to relocate Watson Doelker building and may build a new house nearby. Milan high school faculty scrip certificates discussed. F M Miller authorized to issue them under banking and education rules. Local school district awaits authority to proceed.
Twenty one Saline Woman's Club members gathered at Mrs. Samuel Boyd's home for a short business meeting led by Mrs. Bessie Collins. The program featured songs, readings, violin selections by Miss Irene FitzGerald with Mrs. FitzGerald at the piano, papers by Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Dietikers, and vocal solos by Mrs. Arnold Brown. The next meeting is set for May 9 at 1 p.m. in the M B E church for the annual banquet.
Morning worship at 10. Subject Never Failing Faith. Sunday school 11:15 led by HL AR Imes superintendent. Senior and Junior Leagues. Evening worship 7:30 with subject Faith On the Earth. Bible study and prayer sessions. Wednesday 7:30 for service. Thursday choir meeting. Rubber stamp orders left at The Observer office. Prompt satisfactory service.
Public notice states riding bicycles or using roller skates on sidewalks in Saline’s business district is strictly forbidden by order of the Council.
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