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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
8
Local residents from Bridgewater and nearby towns visited family homes in Windsor and Lincoln Park amid weekend social calls. St John’s Lutheran Church announced Sunday services with theme He Bound Up His Wounds and midweek choir practices.
Mrs Herman Mehler and Everett Gilbert won first prizes at the final Hammond District Myr. and Mrs. Leon Greashaber hosted the entire club on Wednesday evening. Consolations went to Mrs Raymond Girbach and Sebastian Fink Beiner, with Ralph Hammond also noted.
Sixteen members of the South Saline Extension Group attended the annual spring party at the Stoney Creek Church last Wednesday evening. Mrs Bernard Merritt and son Gary of Milan visited her mother Mrs Elton Osborne. The Gilbert family returned from Kissimmee Florida and hosted visits with the Holcombs and Snearys. The article lists multiple social calls and dinners among local residents and notes the Rebekah Lodge district meeting in Blissfield and Sergeant Hammond's deployment to Texas.
Mrs Irene Schwoche of West Saline visited Detroit on business for two days last week. Mr and Mrs Jack Caplin of Ann Arbor called on Mr and Mrs Elmer Alber Friday night. Mr and Mrs John Burg of Pinckney visited Mr and Mrs Lorrin Bauer Friday afternoon. Mrs Burg accompanied them home to spend a week. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Hoeft and family of Detroit spent the weekend with her parents, Clarence and Mrs Feldkamp. Little Michael Hoeft stayed several more days with his grandparents. Mr and Mrs Lauren Feinbiner attended a card party at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Girbach Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Clint Wellbrook of
Ypsilanti residents visit friends and relatives across town and in Detroit. Church groups and Farm Bureau activities are noted with baptisms and social gatherings at homes, halls, and hospitals involving the Finkbeiners Klein Kohler Roehm Feldkamp and Howeisen families among others.
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