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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1948
Page
2
A slice of local history notes a new Hi Speed station opening. Community events include club entertainments, Christmas activities, and student homecomings from the university for Christmas. Several civic and family items mention illness, fire, smallpox scares, and local visits across Saline and nearby towns.
Central residents share a social week with visits and holiday plans. Lester Zander, Walter Moore, and Carl Braun hosted Friday events while Gertie Drake headed to Ann Arbor to stay with Ernest HeHer. Raymond Lambarth returns from hospital as neighbors visit and discuss Christmas in Detroit connections.
A (unknown origin) blaze early Sunday morning completely destroyed the Walther residence on Stoney Creek road. Mr and Mrs Glenn Walther and their daughter Bonnie were residents. A previous Saturday shower at the Kohler home honored Miss Lois Holcomb and Willard Kohler.
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