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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1936

Page

5

Local notices and social updates from Saline area crowds

Mrs. Harry Parsons receives telephone calls at No 6 on weekends and Mondays. Mrs. Raymond Hirth enters Ford hospital for an operation. Andrew Fischer returns from a trip including New York City. Ray McDaid and family move into the former Heald home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt welcomed a son at Saline hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller welcomed a 9% pound son born last Wednesday night at Bixby hospital Adrian. Senior class hosts party at Betty Harwood home. Dorothy Little recovering at home from mastoid trouble. Erwin Peoples from Detroit visiting his parents. Julius Feldkamp of Ypsilanti visits Earl Dietiker Sunday. Zimmerman family and children of Inkster visit Kendall. Fred Bell Jr. resumes Detroit work after staying with parents. Mrs. Donald Burkhart hosts two bridge tables with prizes to Camburn, Ormsby, and Hillsman. Roland Bredernitz leaves Rankin farm to work as carpenter in Saline and buys the house from Cora Dickson estate, planning to move in.

Raymond Hirth Ford Hospital Andrew Fischer New York City Ray McDaid Max Heald Ralph Hunt Saline Hospital Arthur Miller Bixby Hospital Adrian Dorothy Little Erwin Peoples Detroit Walter Peoples Julius Feldkamp Ypsilanti Earl Dietiker Zimmerman Inkster Kendall Fred Bell, Jr Fred Bell Donald Burkhart Frank Camburn Henry Ormsby Adrian Hillsman Roland Bredernitz Rankin Farm Saline Cora Dickson Allen G. J. Prout Dan Hall Mt. Clemens Community College Thomas Shurtz Woman’s Club Miriam Kendall Ann Arbor Lillian Burgan Grover Alber Emma Burrow Co. Burrow Walter Sturm Joan Rosina Sturm Dorig Ward Margaret Kircher Jean Parsons Lucile——Apri Into Fred Aprill Leon Schlosser Lao American Legion Auxiliary George Burkhart Fred Gillen Highland ‘ ‘Park M. L. Beckwith Columbus Grove Ohio Daniel Paul Rock Island Illinois Daniel Hall Paul Estermyer Evelyn Leonard Vetter Whittaker Laverne Leonard Saline Rifle Club Milan Taste-locois George Wood Henry Street Omer Feldkamp Louise Schroen Reuben Lambarth W. D. Hahn G. Arnold Hodgin Tecumseh Friends Church

Social notices span a busy Ypsilanti area week

Mrs G J Prout hosts bridge club. Dan Hall teaches at Mt Clemens Community College. Womans Club, Miss Miriam Kendall homecoming, and many visits across Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Detroit. Meetings canceled due to weather. Girl Scout events. Legion Auxiliary plans. Evangelistic meetings by Rev G Hodgin. various social and recreational activities planned for Feb 18 through mid February.

Deadlines and faith in public notices questioned

The Carleton Messenger notes Michigan’s repeated extending of official deadlines such as license plate dates and tax payments, questioning the reliability of lines labeled as dead lines and the government’s truthfulness in keeping them.

Michigan Washington Carleton Messenger

Community News Notes From Judd District

Mr and Mrs Herbert Teachout reside in Ypsilanti. Jack Langstaff was absent due to a severe cold. Gale Riggs attended John W Lentz funeral in Milan. Albert Alber and family were indisposed with colds. Alfred and Russell Acton visited the Milkeys. Lamphier couple called on the Richards at home. Raymond Riggs and Will Galier hosted visits in D G Richards home. Milkeys and daughter spent Sunday with Will Laeno in Milan. Last week’s letter covers gatherings with D G Richards family and others in Ypsilanti. The Euchre Club met at the Riggs home. George Frankfirit visited Carson home.

Herbert Teachout Ypsilanti Jack Langstaff Gale Riggs John W. Lentz Milan A. Alber Alfred Russell Acton Emil Milkey Lamphier D. G. Richards Raymond Riggs Will Laeno George Franklin Will Galier Madison Richards Euchre Club George Frankfirit Carson Home

Hammond District Social Ties Attend Farmers Week

Kerry Gordon traveled from Flint for the weekend. Hazel Gordon visited Pearl Gilbert on Saturday. Claude Gilbert and Beth joined Vera Goodin and family Friday. Anna Jane Ander son and Frank from Mooreville visited Everett Gilbert Saturday evening. J Dieterle and Charles Dieterle of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with Sebastian Finkbeiner. E M Gilbert Claire Gilbert E J Forsythe and Ernest Gilbert attended Farmers Week in Hast Lansing Thursday. Claude Ernest Gilbert Andrew Girbach and George Needham joined Friday. Harold Hammond and family attended a Farmers Union meeting Tuesday at Herman Meh ler’s home.

Kerry Gordon Flint Hazel Gordon Pearl Gilbert Claude Gilbert Beth Vera Goodin Anna Jane Frank Anderson Mooreville Everett Gilbert J. Dieterle Charles Dieterle Ypsilanti Sebastian Finkbeiner E. M. Gilbert Claire Gilbert E. J. Forsythe Ernest Gilbert Hast Lansing Farmers Week Claude Andrew Girbach George Needham Harold Hammond Farmers Union Herman Mehler

Federated Church Seeks Full Attendance Next Sunday

Pastor C. E. B. Kircher invites all to attend a full church day starting at 10 a.m. with worship and splendid choir music. Sunday school at 11 15 a.m. with Sj Cotton as superintendent and Carl Geddes assistant. Evening Lincoln and Washington service at 7 30 p.m. features a strong choir and a program of addresses by multiple speakers.

C. EB. Kircher D. D Sj ¥. Cotton Carl Geddes Reuben Rogers Hileen Martin Lincoln Washington Junior Parsons Ruth Martin Max Col George Washington James Cathers George

Saline council passes bills and mourns George Cook

Saline city council held a Feb 3 meeting with Mayor Sugden presiding. Bills for Badger Meter Co., Saline Union School, Detroit Edison, Nelson Co. and others were approved. The council expressed sympathy to the family of George W. Cook and approved insurance for the Ford pick up. Meeting adjourned.

Sugden Lindemann Gross Uphaus Cook Badger Meter Co Saline Union School Max Heald Detroit Edison Co Nelson Co Wolverine Ins. Co Saline Mercantile Co Gross Hardware John Camburn Martin. Schaible Aaron Luckhardt L. D. Tanner A. L. Westphal Pramsiones E. Alber A. C. Lange Saline Telephone Co George W. Cook Saline Ford Wolverine Insurance Company Lottie Wallace M. B. Sugden

Methodist Church notes Bert Ede minister

Morning worship at 10 o clock and evening worship at 7 30. Sunday school at 11 o clock with H A Holmes as superintendent. Epworth League at 6 30 and Junior League led by J Stark. Intermediate League directed by Mrs Lillian Burgan. Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 and Thursday choir practice.

H. A. Holmes Epworth J. Stark Lillian Burgan

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Harry Parsons Betty Harwood Theitt Gina Oa Sven The Citizens Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Katherine Sears Fred Harrison Glen Knicely William Knicely Audrey Pray Alpha Mu Sigma Sit R. M. Charlesworth Y ¥Psilanti Michigan State College East Lansing M. H E Insurace Michigan Ave Judd Hammond District Federated Church Notes Council Proceedings Methodist Bert Ede Campbell’s Beans Country Club Avalon Sal Soda Avondale Pkg California Florida Universal Universal Credit Company Ford Finance Ford Dealers OF
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