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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
4
Numerous local residents share Thanksgiving gatherings in Ypsilanti and nearby towns. Families from Adrian Milan Chelsea Dexter and Ann Arbor visit relatives, attend hospital stays, and enjoy meals while a Kroger store remodels to expand stock.
Thirty years ago residents reported Miss Melissa Hull attending a Zeta Phi party Friday evening. Henry Cornish suffered a slight hand injury from a corn shredder on Wednesday. Rev J Boyden preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning. Tone and Ermene Briggs hosted classmates and Miss Crippen recently. About a dozen Woodman Society members visited Ann Arbor for a meeting. District 10 Lodi plans a box social on December 5 at the Lambartha brothers home. Miss Mifar Collins teaches there. Saline township taxpayers question drain tax as a large county drain crosses highways and runs along the side. The village council faces durable crosswalk issues due to wheel lug damage. East Main Street to Davenport Street crosswalk already cracked.
Fifteen years ago Mrs. C. R. Parsons and son Bruce were in Detroit on Friday. Miss Lucy Cobb moves into her apartment on Henry Street and visited relatives. Mrs. W. L. Rundel and daughter Gertrude were Detroit visitors. Fred Gross and family were Sunday guests of George Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cotton of Clinton visited B. D. Hammond and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friis entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Betzer of Detroit at Thanksgiving. Mrs. Minnie Norman was a dinner guest of her brother C. R. Parsons and family. Mrs. Jacob Buoss, Mrs. Martin Fuoss and Hazel were Ann Arbor visitors. A musical will be given at the Presbyterian church Friday evening featuring Miss Mills and Binder. Jacob Cleigh and family were in Dexter Thanksgiving Day guests of Perry Drake and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fosdick entertained his parents and Max Fosdick. J. Blager, the popular auctioneer, purchased an adding machine to speed daily totals.
Michigan State College announces a short course in home economics for women over 16 from January 2 to March 2. The program, aimed at supplementing noncollege training, mirrors annual agricultural courses and is open to women without college backgrounds.
A news brief describes a program for young women unable to attend four year college. Courses include athletic training literature art appreciation home economics child care and development and observations in the college nursery. Additional details available from R W Tenny and Dr Marie Dye. Readers are urged to respond to the home economics office.
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