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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
4
The poem collection reflects on spring and beauty sourced from death and decay. It questions the origins of life and intellect and ponders music as a spiritual gift from a divine touch. The New Outlook Toronto is cited as the source.
Emanuel Frederick Layher born 1854 in Bessarabia emigrated with family to America after czarist drafts. He settled in Freedom and Saline townships, worked for Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and New York Central, retiring at 70. Died January 24, 1930, survived by his widow 12 children 24 grandchildren and several siblings.
A compact quotation reflects travelers in the wilderness seeking an honest friend, attributed to R L Stevenson.
The Ionia News urges parental leadership to curb teen drinking and parties. It cites Dr Samuel S Drury of St Pauls School for Boys as offering 11 precepts urging wholesome youth summers, responsible discipline, and avoiding unsupervised settings. The note ends with a Shetland pony Grandma dying at Orchard Lake aged 47, brought from the Shetland Islands 32 years ago.
One of Saline's oldest inhabitants Elisabeth Schmaelzreid born in Bridgewater April 20 1847 died early Friday January 24. She married William Larzelere during the Civil War era and lived most of her life in Saline. Funeral Sunday January 26 at 1 PM at Miss Minnie Buckman home Rev Kircher officiating Interment Clinton cemetery. She leaves many friends and relatives.
We thank relatives neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after our bereavement Special thanks to Rév Adolf Lederer for comforting words and to the choir E F Layher and Family
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