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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are listed in a Saline column with social calls, bridge and card parties, illnesses, and community meetings. Highlights include Miss Sylvia Gross hosting bridge, various visits to and from Detroites, a large Milk Producers Association gathering, a basketball game, and upcoming church and civic events.
Fifteen years ago Henry Ormesby visited friends in Tecumseh. E. B. Simmons is home most days but not well enough for work. The Liberty theatre is closed in sympathy with flu prevention. Arthur Armbruster traveled to Detroit for Saline Mercantile Company business. Fred Luckhardat bought the Gable property on Harris street through A. J. Warren. George Bradley of Lansing visited his daughter and relatives. The M B church choir took a sleighride to the Cole farm. A cardinal bird was seen at W. D. Mead’s premises, a sign of early spring potential.
Jake Thearer buys the dray business from Ralph Walker. Fred Schaible purchases Peter Kramer’s place and Peter buys the Marken farm east of the Judd school house. A Rev Raab benefit donation is planned at the Presbyterian church on Friday evening February 17. George Donaldson’s family mourns the death of their son L Li in Kankakee Illinois. John Hauser east of town dies after a brief illness. Village council met February 6 with President McKinnon presiding. Frank Tucker to perform Saturday night. locals familiar with his work.
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