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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
5
The column lists numerous family and friend gatherings in Saline including Thanksgiving visits to Detroit Lansing and Ann Arbor. Names include Miss Evelyn Ernst Miss Anna Smith Viola Schaefer Elizabeth Hornbeck and many others hosting visiting relatives and friends with hospital stays and a St Paul church anniversary noted.
Recreation solidified first place in bowling by defeating Wiedman 2-1 in a four-man lineup. Wiesdman had earlier fallen to Tanner 2-1 on November 17 and beaten Kroger 2-1 on November 22. A deer hunting pause may reduce the rosters, but all teams expect full turnout by next Tuesday’s games.
Mrs Rose Gebhardt spent Sunday with sister Mrs Alber. N Bordine attends Chicago Cattle Show. Mrs Lydia Sanford visited son Clarence in Detroit Saturday. N R P Stanton and wife moved into the Alber house Monday. Henry Morris and family hosted visitors this week. J H Rogers and family visited by Mr Pierce and sons from Detroit. George Barr’s old driving horse paralyzed and killed. J E B Rogers noted as a 1902 record breaker in town. His daughter Linnie took home a saucer of ripe berries for school dinner. December 1, 1902, notes remain true.
Thirty years ago Miss Berniece Barr returns from Rochester for Thanksgiving. Wurster of Lodi visits John Barr and family. Miss Mannie Friis stays with Mrs. Clyde Gauntiett in Ridge. Jennie Brown of Detroit visits Lillie McMichael. Matilda Luckhardt and Adolph Stierle of Saline attend Freedom hosts. Mr and Mrs Eward Waler from Pittsfield visit George Stolstein’s family and Mrs. Lewis Daniels. Reeveses sell East Henry Street home to Aaron Lackhardt and plan spring possession. Dr C O Woodbridge and others attend County O B S meeting in Ann Arbor on Wednesday.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. R. W. Ewing's home with a good turnout. After business, roll call, then talks on advertising and merchandise topics led by various members, followed by a group song, Love's Old Sweet Song.
We wish to thank the many friends who were kind in our recent bereavement especially Rev Schofield for comforting words and the singers making it possible to carry out her last wishes also for the beautiful floral offerings Mr and Mrs Earl Kutler Mr and Mrs Harold Kuder Geraldine Kuder
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