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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
2
Carlton Murray escorted several M H S boys to Lansings for the day Tuesday. Electa Murray teaches at Oak Grove with a new sand table and bird feeding station.
Nelson Reeves visited Jackson Saturday night and Sunday. Detroit couple Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Darwin spent Monday at the George Ryan home. Ben Tyler and guests were hosted by Earl Theater. Robert White of Milan visited D. G. Richards Friday. W. J. LeBaron of Milan with Gale Riggs and H. C. Reeves were in Lansing Wednesday. Alfred Acton family and Paul Richards visited Karl Theurer’s home Friday evening. Theurer and Acton families with Russell Acton and B. F. Tyler spent last week at A Alber’s home. Ann Arbor guests Mrs. Sidney Yape Florine Richards and Madison Richards and Joan Marie visited D. G. Richards family Sunday.
Hammond and neighboring households report a busy weekend with Tecumseh visitors, euchre parties, and family gatherings. Notable stops include Harold Hammond, Harold Socks, Bessie Waite, and the Gordon, Gilbert, Finkbeiner, Easton, and Pennington families, plus attendance at Farmers Week events and several dinner visits.
West Mooreville notes list residents returning from Ypsilanti and Detroit for visits. Families from Saline Milan Ann Arbor and Milan hospitals appear among weekend activities and hospital visits. A 30th wedding anniversary party for Claud Harmon with friends includes a waffle iron gift. closing line reflects a quip about men who know more talk less.
Washtenaw County salutes the Saline Parent-Teacher meeting with announcement that Ann Arbor traveler W. Hackley Butler will speak Monday evening February 17. He will share recent European travels, focusing on the Balkan States, with the aim of exciting local students. The school auditorium is expected to be filled.
Raymond Niethammer drives a new Ford to school. Reuben Hartman family visited Detroit Sunday. Mrs. Schaible remains at St. Joseph's Mercy hospital Ann Arbor. Oscar Weber had operation at home last week and is recovering. Burmeister relapsed. Feldkamp family hosts and neighbors call on Friday and Monday dinners with Niethammer, Feldkamp, Hutzel, and Lambarth families.
Donald Craig visited Detroit on Monday while Donald Stilts spent the weekend with Roderick Heilman. Nellie Burleson spent the previous week with her sister Mrs LeRoy Heilman. Mrs O S Evans called on Mrs Frank Day at Macon last week. Leon Vealey traveled to Cincinnati on business. Willard Hall visited his son Leon and family at Milan. Vealey Frank Stilts and Donald Stilts were Ypsilanti visitors. Mr and Mrs Herbert Gilmore spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Ronald Pilbeam. Mrs Mike Papp Sr and Mike Papp Jr spent Sunday with Louis Kovacs family. Fred Teufel and O S Evans were among Ann Arbor visitors. Mr and Mrs Herbert Braman and Bessie Geigler of Ypsilanti were callers at Frank Stilts Sunday bringing Junior Geigler for Mrs Stilts to care for some time. Mrs Stilts cared for Junior several months last summer and fall.
Philip C. Pack of Ann Arbor receives formal backing from two former rivals Don L. Clemente and Ray E. Spokes who withdraw to support Pack for the state legislature. C. W. Tubbs also indicates support as Pack, an advertising man and University publicity handler, advances toward nomination.
Obituary notes Mrs Emily Van Duyn 92 pioneer resident of Washtenaw County died February 5 at nephew Allen Wood's home. Born March 19 1837 in Lodi township she recalled early Ann Arbor and Lodi days. Survived by sisters Flora Wood and Rose Allen and brother William Allen. Funeral held February 7 at Phillips Funeral Home South Lyon with burial in South Lyon Cemetery.
Saline used strong offense and defense to edge the town team Tuesday night. Star guard Jordan scored timely baskets in University High style, setting up Saline for a February 14 meeting with Roosevelt. The Saline lineup featured Estermyer and Schmid, with Bowen and Jordan leading the scoring in a close contest.
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