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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1952
Page
8
In a winter vigil a cobbler welcomes a cold street sweeper mother and baby with milk and shoes. He shares warmth and coffee as more pass by, believing he will meet his Guest. At night a divine visitation reveals the mercy shown to the least of these.
Mrs. Leonard Hutzel returns from Traverse City to home with family. University of Michigan students and others attend a Volz home Christmas party in Saline. Townsley family hosts guests in Milan. Thelma Wahl arrives from Holland for Christmas with parents and Bernie Stremler. Mrs. Loeffler and Jeppesen visit Wahl home. George Martin and Clare Adams visit Starling home. Billy Starling in Dundee. William Gray joins Santa Barbara photography school. Burkholder and Feuell families host gatherings. Reverend Feuell’s family hosts Bates from Pontiac and Gill family. Herman Gross hosts Christmas dinner with multiple relatives from nearby towns.
Mrs. William Oakley and Mrs. J. Robert Schaffer from Detroit visited Friday with the Starling families. The Elementary Grade Program was held at the school with each class presenting.
The Wiedman family hosted a Christmas party and dinner for about twenty five employees and wives of Wied man Auto Co and Wiedman Tractor Sales on Friday December 19 at their Woodside road home in Ann Arbor. Mrs Bauer assisted the hostess and gifts were exchanged for the guests. The event grew in popularity each year and guests departed late.
Benton school pupils presented a Christmas program Thursday evening under teacher Mrs Helene A Monaghan at eight o clock. Santa Claus distributed gifts to all the boys and girls. School resumes January 5, 1953 after a two week vacation.
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