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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
5
Community items include moves to Ypsilanti by Harold Halsey family and Mrs. A. E. Cole visiting Ad 'dian friends, plus farm and social news. Dr. C. H B Kircher to preach at Federated church. O B E S initiations planned. many visits, reunions, picnics, and travel within Michigan communities.
Fifteen years ago the Uphaus family bought the Harris house on East Henry Street. Norma Moody married Roland Hausman in Detroit and will reside there. Crittenden relatives attended their eleventh family reunion at Palmer Park in Detroit. Leslie Armburster rode into town on a bicycle and collided with Fred Boettger in a car, injuring him but not seriously. Bernard Boettger shows a photo of Saline’s first passenger train and its celebration during the Fourth of July. MEH Sunday school class hosted a birthday program with readings and music, followed by refreshments. Three men arrested in the George Burg and Henry Fulmer shooting case pleaded not guilty. trials set for October with five defense attorneys. Mrs. Townsend and daughter Gertrude of Buffalo visited relatives. Several locals vacationed in Holloway, Lansing, and Jackson. Lena Friis was injured in a horse runaway. Mrs. Parsons and son Robert visited Dr. Traver in Somerset Center. Local residents and guests visited friends in Dexter. Henne attends hardware show in Detroit. Bordine family reunion held at Carleton with Nathan Bordine and others.
Thirty years ago Miss Delia Horwood and Walter Nissly were visiting in Lansing this week, sharing greetings with local residents and posing for photos around town.
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