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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1928
Page
5
Local society notes describe numerous visits and trips by residents and guests to and from Ann Arbor, Detroit, Chelsea, Milan, South Bend, and Kalamazoo. Various families hosted relatives, attended reunions near Jackson, and vacationed at Elk Lake and Gull Lake as farmers cope with a rainy summer. A Navy S-4 salvage study and a $200,000 appropriation are also mentioned.
Thirty years ago Mrs. Charles Rogers and children visited Indiana. A party of eight ladies from here traveled to Tecumseh on bicycles Tuesday. Parsons has gone to Texas with a car of sheep. Mrs. Eda M. Clark and Prof Julius Suhlotterbeck of Ann Arbor wed in Cincinnati last week. Lamkin set a massaugas record by killing two, one with five and the other with six rattles. The circuit court prosecutor's six month figures show 250 prosecuted, 224 convicted, seven acquitted, 28 dismissed on costs, 17 pressed notices, seven discharged on examination. Nichols, a Pittsfield farmer who vanished, was found in the Detroit river Thursday night. Lang or Asher may hold further clues. Nelvin Cobb found five snake eggs on a farm. four active young snakes remain in a glass can at Lister & Sheeder. Will Cressy of the Yosemite crew and Michigan Naval reserves returned home with others discharged in Detroit Sunday.
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs Loren Edmunds of Pleasant Dale Florida are visiting relatives in this area. Miss Alice Sturm leaves Morgantown for a lakes trip with friends. Grace Collins and Linnie Rogers take a Duluth boat trip. Mrs W L Walling returns from Walkerton Ontario with children. Mrs Jennie Webb and Rev Edward H Mieras marry at Grand Rapids August 12. Mrs Jerome Tate dies at 76 after long illness. Edward F Henne and Emma Bradley wed in Hastings August 16. Ida Mohrhardt visits Detroit relatives. Prof Fred Sturm visits family in Iowa City. Alma Schroen and Joe Wood wed in Billings Montana July 30. Lawrence Briggs heads home for visiting Elroy Briggs. John F Koebbe born 1851 in Michigan dies 1928 at 76 years. Funeral at M E Church. Barns burn at George Boyce farm and at Emory Grant farm after lightning strikes. insurance covers Boyce loss. Chelsea Standard reports.
Dr. L. P. Bailey of McBride Michigan touts San Yak Pills as a cure for high blood pressure dizziness and nerve trouble in old age. He asserts it improves blood health and even cures long standing rheumatism. The medicine is sold by O C Wheeler.
The University Musical Society announces a ten concert Extra Series merged with the Choral Union for the fiftieth season. The lineup includes Rosa Ponselle, Amelita Galli-Curci, Vladimir Horowitz with the Detroit Symphony, Flonzaley Quartet, Fritz Kreisler, Roland Hayes, Prague Teachers Chorus, Sergei Rachmaninov, Jelly D Aranyi, and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
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