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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. B. L. Lowfellow clerks at the Women's Show. Edna Smith visits Ann Arbor, as do several others including Miss Vesta Mills and B. F. Stevenson. Ed W. Mills and Mrs. Wilson host guests from Detroit and Milan. A baby clinic is set for December 15, and Washtenaw County Farm Bureau plans a December 22 banquet. Red Cross meeting December 12. Multiple neighbors and relatives attend gatherings in Ann Arbor Chelsea Dundee and Detroit.
Rudolph Bersuder made a business trip to Detroit on Wednesday. Ed LaForge is spending the week with G B Middlemess and Mr and Mrs Ed LaForge. Mr and Mrs William Reed and Mr McDonald of Detroit spent some days on the farm. Mr and Mrs Goottlieb Scherdt of Freedom entertained on Sunday Joe Bersuder and children. Miss Camilla McGinn was a guest of Mr and Mrs Joe Rindel and Maynard Kidd Sunday. Jacob Rentz is building a gauze at his home purchased from George Boettner. Miss Vera Flildinger of Saline spent Sunday with her parents. After visiting Detroit friends, Delia Reed has returned home. Miss Marguerite Riedel has gone to Detroit to work in a drug store for a few weeks. Mrs Joe Bersuder, son Raymond and daughters Helen and Gertrude were in Ann Arbor on business Tuesday. Miss Pauline Phillipp of Woodville Ohio visited her parents Rev and Mrs Al Phillipp. Mr and Mrs Philin Bhum and son Hemmett, Oscar Rock, Rayner Dettling, Mr and Mrs Hd Knapp and Mr and Mrs Job Jasenius were Sunday visitors.
A film summary notes Charles P. Carey as author and Marshall Neilan as director. The title references a movie project titled Winners of the Great Race, highlighting the collaboration of a noted writer and filmmaker.
Mr and Mrs F E Jones of Ann Arbor visited with Charles Tower and family and called on his sister Miss Minnie. Charles Spencer of Washington DC stayed with Mrs Martha Wheeler and daughter Mae and other relatives. Mrs Rachel Desbrough of York Jr and Mrs Fred Beckett of Detroit with Desbrough children of York spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Lester Bailey. Mr and Mrs Lewis Daniels entertained Mr and Mrs Edward Armbruster, Mr and Mrs Fred Stolsteimer and daughter Eunice of Lodi, and Mr and Mrs Ed Wahr of Pittsfield Sunday. Mrs Floyd Rogers was surprised when her brother and wife from Iowa arrived to offer meals for two. Mr and Mrs Carl Schieh after nine and a half years at the Pavern moved to a farm near Federman Action Monroe county. The new proprietor Walter Sharaszewsii moved in December 6 with his family.
Walter S Morden born September 22 1885 in Rednersville Ontario was the son of John and Mary Morden. He studied medicine at the University of Michigan and practiced in Macon Michigan for 33 years before moving to Iadine then continuing a large practice. He married May Pennington in 1882 and had two children Mary and Walter and three grandchildren. He died November 8 1920 after retiring in his health. Funeral services were held November 12 at his residence with interment in Macon cemetery. He held several local posts and was president of his U of M alumnae class. He was a Mason and Maccabee and a longtime banker and school and cemetery board member.
Services held Sunday at 10 a.m. in the Citi zens Bank building. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Sunday school at 11 a.m. with pupils under 20 admitted.
The Federated Church led by Pastor W. J. Cross offers morning and evening programs with sermons titled Philip Killed Mai and Christ the Truth. Sunday school convenes at 11 15, prayer and Bible study Thursday at 7 90 p.m. You cannot rise to your responsibilities until you confront your worries.
A Savannah News item notes that adopting a showy lifestyle can trap individuals in poverty, warning against vanity and urging prudent financial habits to build lasting wealth.
Rat Snap is sold by QO Wheeler E J Muir. One cake covers pantry kitchen or cellar. 2 cake option for chicken houses or small buildings. 5 cake size for farms and outbuildings. Guaranteed odor control and no mixing with food.
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