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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

5

Local social notes include visits and travel updates

The community lists visits from Ann Arbor Detroit Utica and Washington with trips to Portage la Prairie Manitoba Indiana and Quebec. Families relocate attend funerals join reunions and plan events while political notices name Harold D. Golds for probate judge and a Fosdick school reunion is announced.

Local Social Notes and County News Roundup

Fifteen years ago Allen Morris returns from Baltimore with his family for a three week visit. Several families and individuals are listed as Sunday guests at the Lamb home. Greek residents Evredike and Andiope Lou is plan to reside with their brother James Louis. Theurer family visits Owosso and returns, others host guests from Ann Arbor Detroit and Jackson. William Bassett, former local resident and U of M graduate 1892, dies in Bay City while working at Industrial Works. Bertha Niethammer and child return toward Arizona and California where her husband bought a fruit farm. Lee Tescher of Wayne County & Home Savings Bank becomes cashier at Saline Savings Bank. brings 12 years banking experience. Fire destroys two barns and a shed on Joseph Sibley farm near Chelsea. 27 cattle and 5 horses saved, livestock losses and oats rye hay wheat burned. Fire seen to Hast Vansing and Williamston. crowds from Chelsea and nearby areas come to scene, five miles away shadows visible from blaze. Standard. Tokoyo joins China collecting craze with Tokyo as example.

Allen Morris Baltimor H. E. Morris Frank van DeBogart Hugh Rax Ina Goodrich Jackson John Lamb Evredike Andiope Louis Metylene Island Greece James’ Louis Jacob Theurer Owosso Gottlieb Henzler Theurer Minnie Bock Ann Arbor Pauline Bock Jean Honiken William Smith Detroit Howard Alberarta Anna Woelper William Bassett Leonard Bassett Bay City U. of M Bertha Niethammer Margaret Kuebler Freedom Joseph Sibley Chelsea Hast Vansing Williamston Standard

Community Notes From Our Village

Thirty years ago a cement walk is laid along the north side of the Baptist church. Mrs. Emma Nissly paints her Henry street house. Misses Emma and Ruth Keck of Lodi were seriously hurt in a runaway. Misses Minnie and Ida Rowe and Leon Tower visited Devils Lake. Three Sunday schools seek a union picnic. H. H. Humphrey and wife visited G. C. Townsend and R. W. Mills families. Mr. and Mrs. J. Schleh hosted guests from Plymouth. Miss Anna Gregory visits with sister Mrs. Frank Tucker. Frank Ambrose and wife of Vermontville spend time with Mary Webb’s family. Many attend Edna Wood’s funeral from Ann Arbor and Clinton. Wirt LeBaron family notes continued good works. An eleven-pound girl born to the LeBarons, expanding their large family.

Emma Nissly Henry Street Emma Ruth Keck Lodi Minnie Ida Rowe Leon Tower Devils Lake H. H. Humphrey Detroit G. C. Townsend R. W. Mills J. Schleh John Webb Raymond Carrie Rauchenberger Bruchner Ruby Ann Arbor Aaron Wood Clinton Edna Wood Wirt LeBaron

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