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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1932

Page

2

Local News Briefs From Central York and Nearby

Central York resident Chester Stanch is on the sick list. William Keyman returns home from Detroit this week. Mr. Freeman of Ypsilanti visited Alger Allison’s home Saturday. Millard Allison of Macon dined with brother Alger Allison and family Thursday. John D. Allison returned to school Monday after three weeks absent with chickenpox. York Baptist church hosted an oyster supper at Mrs. Hattie Murray’s home Friday evening.

Chester Stanch William Keyman Detroit Mr. Freeman Ypsilanti Alger Allison Millard Allison Macon John D. Allison York Baptist Church Hattie Murray

Hammond District Social Notes Reach Weekend Gatherings

John Cornish spent Sunday with Robert Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. B C Stimpson were Clinton visitors Friday. Mrs. Mary Cornish of Saline called on Mrs. H M Gilbert Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carr spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Schlee at Maybee. Millard Gilmore of Britton spent Monday with his cousin George Needham. Mr. and Mrs. Hovey Needham spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilmore at Britton, Andrew Girbach, and attended a birthday party at Gottlieb Girbach's home Sunday evening.

John Cornish Robert Hammond B. C. Stimpson Clinton Mary Cornish Saline H. M. Gilbert Clarence Carr George Schlee Maybee Millard Gilmore Britton George Needham Hovey Needham Ray Gilmore Andrew Girbach Gottlieb Girbach Elmer Roe Ohio Hugh Craig Sam, Craig Walter Craig Ann Sam. Craig Ed. Hartwig George Groner Aaron Luckhardt Saline Spet Amos Luckhardt Bernice Tingley Ypsilanti P. J. Tingley Willard Hall Alfred Hotel Ann Arbor Merl Cross Albert Cross Leota

Local Social Notes From Pittsfield and Surrounding Areas

Pittsfield edition notes Ed Wiedman visiting Detroit for a few days. Henry Hochrein and daughter Hisa of Ann Arbor visited Albert Heininger and family. A neighborhood club party at Heininger’s home drew about 70 attendees with light refreshments. Several families from Detroit and Clinton joined West Saline and Ann Arbor residents for visits and meals, including the Wiedman and Roehm households.

Ed. Wiedman Detroit Henry Hochrein Hisa Ann Arbor Albert Heininger Alpert Heininger Haeske Melinda Paul Will Paul Anna Paul Elmer Johnston Walter Clinton Albert Johnston Ernest Johnston Milan George Wiedman Arthur Heininger Caroline Rent Acler Saline Albert Wenk Roy Harris Lansing Beulah Roehm Ann Abbot Melinda Lowell Roehm West Saline Adolph Stierle Lenore Roehhm

Social Roundup Sees Saline Visits and Local Calls

Elmer Roe was in Ohio on business Friday. Saline residents frequent visits and calls as Mrs. Hugh Craig stays with Saline kin, Ed Hartwig and families host gatherings, and a Middlesborough council bans spooning in the city library as a misdemeanor.

Council of Middlesborough Eng

Gas and Sleep Advice From 19th Century Advertisement

An old ad promotes left side sleeping to ease stomach gas and claims Adlérika or TESOVANT can cure gas and nervousness, promising sound sleep. It attributes the gist to Mark B. Sugden and frames the product as a drug recommendation.

Mark B. Sugden

Local residents share visits and health news

Lavern Boyce and others travel for business while Miss Anna Craig remains seriously ill at home on the county line. Many neighbors attend funerals, church events, and social gatherings as families plan moves, visits, and celebrations across Detroit Adrian Monroe Tecumseh and Saline areas.

Local notices and social scenes from Tecumseh area

Macon residents visit relatives in Wyandotte Detroit and Pontiac. Births and anniversaries noted in Tecumseh area. Funeral for Mrs. Harold Hatch. historic Raisin Township home destroyed by fire. Community members travel, host gatherings and attend district events. Bengal of Lenawee County.

William Pottinger Zacharias Cook Raisin Township Lenawee County

Winter Notables and Local Visits At Saline Gatherings

Joseph Schaible carried out his winter butchering on Tuesday. Dale Weble of Saline spent Sunday with Floyde and Bill Carr. Co. W. Carr attended a sales committee meeting at the Book Cadillac hotel in Detroit on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weber and family attended a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arend on Friday evening. Reuben Hardman also attended. Mrs. Jacob Finkbeiner, Mrs. Ernest Mann, Mrs. Oscar Weber, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carr were present at the O E B S meeting in Saline Monday evening.

Joseph Schaible Dale Weble Saline Floyde Bill Carr W. Carr Detroit Oscar Weber Fred Arend Reuben Hardman Jacob Finkbeiner Ernest Mann

Social news from Central Lods residents and visitors

Central locals and visitors are listed with Friday and Sunday calls on neighbors and friends. Names include Mrs Ralph West Mary Drake Eugene Heusel the Lindemanns Hand Of Ann Arbor Grosshaus Walker Drake Hummel Dennis Cornell Kinsley Scheffler and others. Several attended a funeral in Waizi for David Schaefer and gathered afterward.

Ralph West Mary Drake Detroit Hegister Bert Moore Eugene Heusel Ann Arbor William Lindemann Theodore Handof Herman Grosshaus Catherine Wild Edward Wild Fred. Walker Edgar Drake Gertie Theodore Hummel Spencer Dennis Leo Cornell Marjorie Jacob Kinsley Charlie Scheffler William Lindeman David Schaefer Dewey Agner Arthur Miller Bert Gore Norman and Laverne

Gleason School Notes and Citizenship Wheel

The Gleason school reports a red white and blue citizenship wheel with rules on spokes and spokes removed for rule violations. Mrs. Ebersole carried the finished newspaper to a teachers meeting. The Shaw school scrap book and visitors Mrs. Blaess and Mrs. Robinson are noted. New Healthy Citizens officers are President John Frazer Vice President Marian Lords and Secretary Treasurer Joyce Vealey.

Ebersole Shaw Blaess Robinson Healthy Citizens Club John Frazer Marian Lords Joyce Vealey Washington Kenneth Johnson WJH witvChicago

Twins celebrate 80th birthday at home party

Carrie Burtless and Kate Thoren marked their 80th birthday on January 26 with about thirty relatives. A large cake with 800 candles graced the table as friends offered congratulations. Both are active in the Order of the Eastern Star and WCTU, with Burtless a charter member of the Twentieth Century Club. the twins were born January 26, 1852 on the Henry Leeson farm near the village.

Carrie Burtless Kate Thoren Con Order of the Hastern Star Kings Daughters Burtless Twentieth Century Club Kate Carrie Henry Leeson Elijah G. Carr Washtenaw County Manchester Enterprise

Rural Teachers of West Saline Meet at Wood School

The West Saline Rural Teachers Group convened Saturday at Wood school Lodi No 5 with all members present. Mrs Robinson announced aims for seventh grade reading using Tales of Courage and reviewed May 12 13 exam dates for seventh and eighth grades.

West Saline Wood School Lodi No. 5 Robinson Robison Ruth Hack Doris Kleinschmidt Walter Bolz Kleinschmidt Hass

Woman files claim after two banks closed in Green Bay

A woman with a two cent balance was among early claimants against two Green Bay banks that closed. The Erie Railroad Magazine quotes a car theft quip about recovering a stolen vehicle once the thief replaces tires.

Green Bay Wis

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