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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
3
A long list of Christmas dinners and visits is reported from Saline and nearby towns. Residents including the Finkbein ers, Martins, Winkles, Hinderers, Shurts, and many others host and attend holiday meals. Local clubs plan meetings and weddings are noted, with progress on late December events and upcoming elections at the Saline Library Association.
Arthur Day and family spent Saturday with friends in Ann Arbor. Charles Hanson and some Lester visited Otto Hanson and wife Sunday. Mrs Frank Daniels visited her sister in Ypsilanti a few days ago. Miss Janice Austin at Wayne is home for a week vacation. LaVita Johnson closed her Judd district school Friday for a two weeks vacation. Clifford and Clarence Bracey Charles Dieterle and Rudolph Hertler were in Detroit over the weekend. Miss Ruth Kreager closed Fosdick district school with a Christmas program and tree. Rubena and Durwood Schuschmacher returned from Lansing and Haslett. Mr and Mrs C A Jordan and daughter Audrey visited Dr A B Chase in Detroit Sunday and Monday. Miss Wilma Cole closed Tek school in Blaess district Friday with a Christmas program. Mr and Mrs William Visel returned from St Marys Ohio after wedding of his sister. Mrs Charles Graf Mrs Matthew Seeger Mrs John Guthardt and son Herman were Ypsilanti visitors Thursday and attended a poultry show. Misses Ella Clark Margaret Fairbanks Catherine Wheeler and Walter Seok. Arthur Nissly and Bernard Mason students at U of M are home for two weeks.
Edna Wahr of Scio visits Willam Breinine in Bridgewater while many families share Christmas meals and greetings. Local residents and neighbors join in sleigh rides, church groups plan a week of prayer, and social occasions wrap up December amid bitter cold and friendly exchanges.
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