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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
3
Numerous entries detail visits and weekend trips among Saline residents and neighboring towns. Betsy Bearss returns from Albion College. Miss E B L King of Detroit visits family. many attend weddings, birthdays, club events, and church activities. A special Legion meeting and Rainbow division gathering are noted along with charity serves.
Mrs Julius Schnirring visited the school and read progress impressed observers. Eighth graders passed county tests on November 25. Spelling winners were Lois Schnirring Donna Stoddard and Betty von Sosson. Health race winners were Betty von Sosson Lois Schnirring and Jean Klumpp ers. Robison visited November 18 to observe reading classes. Beginners read well in pre primers and work books with nursery rhyme films. Ency lopedia set won for progress. Civic Health Club elected Donna Stoddard president and Donald Miller secretary. Christmas program planned for December 28 at 8 pm with four plays songs and music Santa to distribute gifts.
West Saline report Harold Ernst departed Monday for East Lansing to begin training for state police duties. Wilbur Bredernitz and Oscar Klein went to Texas last week to visit Dan Klein, with Roland and Albert Bredernitz covering chores in their absence. Paul Jedele escaped injury when his car left the highway and overturned near the Socks home after a skating party in Ann Arbor. state police assisted and arranged a tow.
Mrs. Arthur Miller spent a day in Detroit with Mrs. Harold Spavin. L. A. Carey attended his brother in law’s funeral in North Manchester Indiana. Harold Holcomb and Genevieve Gilbert were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love. Mrs. Mabel Needham visited near Macon. Theodore Stimpson and Sally Ann were dinner guests of E. O. Stimpson. Mrs. Walter Gordon and Mrs. Max Goffe visited Mrs. Forrest Wilson in Monroe. Ella McMann can walk to her store with help. Families gathered at Ypsilanti and for a birthday dinner at Mrs. Ralph Hammond’s home.
Donald Gay was chosen president of the Milan local of the United Dairy Farmers at a meeting held Tuesday night last week. Julius Combes is vice president, Jesse Bird secretary treasurer. James H. Bird and George Hammond elected delegates to the state meeting. The organization now has 56 locals in southeastern Michigan. Also noted: in mid 1938, England and Wales showed 1,161,000 more women than men.
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