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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
2
Central York area residents share visits with relatives including the Allisons, Richards, Goodings and LeBarons. John D. Allison undergoes tonsil removal at Saline hospital and recovers at home. Mary Murray returns from Pryor Montana for vacation before continuing to Barker New York with Miss Price.
Mrs. Hattie Murray leads a family voyage to New York with children and Miss Price to stay with relatives in Pennsylvania after a monthlong visit. Laugenia and Pauline Richards of Ann Arbor accompany them on the trip.
Mrs Oscar Bersuder and daughter Ruth joined by Mrs Fred Boettner and Mrs John Buerle motored to Ann Arbor on business. Ann Arbor visitors called on the Reyer family. Several local couples hosted and dined with friends from Lodi Saline Napoleon Brooklyn Bowmansville and Bowmansville area. St Johns ice cream social drew a large crowd and quilts were received by community members.
Helen Dunn was home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ryan entertained company Sunday. Mrs Robert Dunn visits relatives in Carleton for a week. Russell Acton and Emil Milkey were in Detroit Sunday evening. Lloyd and Jack Langstaff called at the Laeno home Sunday evening. Will Laeno and Margaret Milkey sightseeing in Tombo Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bradley and family spent Sunday evening in Roy Combs home. Attended the circus in Ann Arbor Monday evening. Mrs D G Richards Paul A G and George Franklin visited Mr and Mrs A R Murray and family at Norvell Saturday night and Sunday.
Central Lods Mr and Mrs Simon Kress of Ann Arbor visited Mr and Mrs William Lindemann Friday evening. Margaret and Violet Miller of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of their mother Mrs Dewey Agner. Mr and Mrs William Lindemann and son Walter spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Douglas Hoppe at Crooked Lake. Mrs John Lindemann and son Herman Paul Weinlander and Mr Mrs Theodore Hand of Ann Arbor spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Bert Moore. Visitors at Bert Moore's home Sunday included Marlend Howard and William Kitts of Ann Arbor, Mrs Fred Wiedman and daughter Alma, and Mrs Emma Drake of Saline. Mr and Mrs Albert Zieman of Flat Rock staying with sister Mrs David Schacer. Mary Drake of Detroit spent two weeks with aunt Mrs Bert Moore and returned home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Alwin Burkhardt and Mr and Mrs Albert Bredernitz of Saline called on Mr and Mrs William Lindemann Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Perry Drake of Ann Arbor and daughter Gertie spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Bert Moore.
About sixty five relatives from Ohio Indiana and nearby towns gathered at the home of C J Bracey for an all day reunion. A large tent shaded a potluck dinner and games for all ages filled the day. Oldest member was Philip Bracey of Brooklyn and youngest Raymond Hershberger of Napanee Ind. Prizes were awarded to the fattest and thinnest ladies. Officers for the year include President Elmer Lammon Wauseon Ohio Vice President Clark Bracey Secretary Lillian Bracey Treasurer Mrs Philip Bracey Brooklyn Ice cream and cake were served before departure.
Virgil Miller of Toledo spent Saturday night with Roscoe Craig. Donald Craig married Bessie Dunbar of Adrian on Thursday. Wel fare club to meet in Macon with potluck. Lightning struck Fred Teufel's granary during a storm, saved by nearby Ford workers. Families from Ann Arbor Detroit Ypsilanti and Tecumseh visit Saline residents.
Mrs. Lawrence Bishop of Moscow visited relatives in Pittsfield on Sunday while various families appeared at Detroit zoo and Ann Arbor events. Notes mention residents from Clinton Milan Ypsilanti and Big Silver Lake with extended visits and a funeral. The column ends with a Chilean election quip about 291 percent turnout.
Excellent tires and motor on a 1928 Chevrolet Sedan with like new upholstery. Finonly 75 dollars down and balance monthly. Also a 1929 Ford Steel Cab Pickup traded in on a new Chevrolet Coach with very low mileage. G M A C terms. Geo V Cook & Son.
Miss Ruth Schwoch visits Detroit for a week as several local families host and visit. The Benton Redskins lose to Clinton by late innings as Mills and Tate stand for Clinton while Wiedmayer and Milton hold the defense for Clinton. A new barn on the David Lauria & Son farm north of town burns, destroying 800 bushels of grain and tools. horses and a cow escape injury. The Laurias moved from Detroit earlier, buying the farm from Louis Golden. Golden’s barn burned last threshing season. Photographs in the paper.
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