Thanksgiving Guests Stir Manistee Area Hoildays
Thanksgiving and holiday visits spread across Manistee and nearby communities. Residents hosted relatives and friends from Detroit Toledo Clinton Albion Paw Paw and Lansing during the long weekend.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
4
Thanksgiving and holiday visits spread across Manistee and nearby communities. Residents hosted relatives and friends from Detroit Toledo Clinton Albion Paw Paw and Lansing during the long weekend.
Fifteen years ago whooping cough appears in Saline township. Miss Mary Mordon visits Adrian. Mrs. Towler ill with smallpox. Mrs. Max Blaess and Miss Helen Blaess in Detroit. Mrs. Stierle with daughter in Saline township. Mr. and Mrs. DuPuy and Edward Wheelock to spend winter in San Antonio. Mrs. Eva Gillen and daughter visit Roman Gillen in Detroit. Local attendance at Hulda From Holland in Ypsilanti. Mrs. Marken burns arm stirring boiling water. Leich Townsend of the state highway department to inspect district roads, including Whitmore Lake Road and Superior roads, in Ann Arbor.
Community items include B L Hunt planning a laundry opening in Wallace blocks, a busy corner drug store preparing for a holiday opening, the Mang family moving south of town, A A Wood and Son exhibiting sheep in Chicago, John Hauser and family enjoying deer feasts east of town, Will Hauser returning from a north woods hunt with three fine specimens, the next Ritchie Entertainers lecture set for December 9 with music magic and readings, and Roosevelt's first message urging trust supervision and forest preservation. Webster Buckman at the patent office is promoted from second to first assistant examiner with a raise to 1800.
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