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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1931

Page

3

Saline Residents Frequent Local Business and Visits

Bridgewater C F Ernst was a Saline visitor Monday afternoon. The new barber shop reported unusually good business Saturday. Luther Klager toured Chicago on business early this week. Rev Martin Phillipp suffered a flu attack confined to home from Thursday to Tuesday. Gor don milk station closure caused inconvenience last week and loss of valuable milk by several farmers. Mrs Jacob Maurer and family hosted Mr and Mrs Whitney Palmer and children Saturday for a waffle supper. Herman Klumpp of Saline township joined guests. Jacob Maurer was ill Monday. John Maurer and sons Norman and Wilbur visited Jacob’s home Saturday, also spending Friday with Ben Maurer in Manchester township before returning to Owosso.

C. F. Ernst Luther Klager Chicago Martin Phillipp Gordon Jacob Maurer Whitney Palmer Herman Klumpp Saline Township John Maurer Norman Wilbur Owosso Jacob Ben Manchester Township

School Notes February attendance list

Marion HE Maurer reports February attendance. no absences or tardies for the month. Names listed include Herbert Bersudher Loren Bersudher Ruth Bersudher Eldean Betz Donald Finkbeiner Irene Finkbeiner Edwin Lewis Margaret Lewis Dorothy Meyer Raymond Meyer and June Meyer.

Helene Monaghan Herbert Loren Ruth Bersudher Eldean Betz Donald Irene Finkbeiner Edwin Margaret Lewis Dorothy Raymond Meyer

Reed Alberta and Ermine Reyer Lead School Report

The report lists high attendance at 95.6 percent and notes students earning A in spelling and good marks in penmanship. It names recipients including Alberta Reyer Ermine Reyer Mary Sawicki and Eleanor Shook. A Reading certificate program was led by Mrs. Robinson with several students honored. New officers were elected: President Alvin Meyer Vice President Eldean Betz Secretary Paul Mann.

Eldean Betz Herbert Margaret Bersuder Lois Klager Margaret Lewis Marion Meurer Alberta Ermine Reyer Mary Steve Sawicki Eleanor Luella Shook Robinson Alvin Meyer Paul Mann Mary Sawicki Donald Finkbeiner Dorothy Betz June Reed H. G. Mann Eugene Betz E. L.klager Sigmond Klager Roy and Lloyd Julius Reyer Edwin Finkbeiner George Bersuder and Hart Fred Boettner Oscar Bersuder Jacob Maurer Agnes Shook Anna Brown Lewis Bammel All Graces

Charles H. Klager Dies After Automobile Crash

Charles H. Klager, 72, of Ann Arbor died early Thursday from injuries after being struck by a car Wednesday evening. He was born in Bridgewater Township in 1858 and lived in the county most of his life. He leaves five sisters, a brother George Klager of Bridgewater, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at Christine Schmid’s home in Ann Arbor with interment at Bridgewater Cemetery after services at St. Johns Lutheran Church in Bridgewater conducted by Rev. Stellhorn and Rev. Phillip.

Charles H. Klager Ann Arbor Klager George Klager Bridgewater Township Michael Christine Schmid Bridgewater Cemetery St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater E. ©. Stellhorn Martin Phillipp Mr. Klager

St. John’s Lutheran Church Ridgewater Invites All

St. John’s Lutheran Church Ridgewater hosts divine service at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 a.m. English services occur every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is cordially invited.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Ridgewater

Furniture sale ad at 325 S Fifth Ave Ann Arbor

Three piece living room suite priced at 18 dollars. Three piece leather duofold suit nine dollars. Chiffo robe six dollars. Dressers two dollars and up. Beds and springs fifty cents. Gas stove five dollars. Electric range ten dollars. Free delivery offered.

S. Fifth Ave Ann Arbor

Michigan Legislature Debates Prohibition and Tax Shifts

Michigan lawmakers push for a new income tax draft and expand capital punishment measures. The senate advanced electrocution for first degree murder, aims to vote at the April election, while governor Brucker signals likely signature. Era of rapid reforms includes license extensions, beer content proposals, and controversial public safety changes.

Michigan Peter B. Lennon Senate Foster House Brucker Secretary of State’s Department Gov Robert Wardell Detroit Judiciary Committee George Watson Capac Paul Voorhies Dacey Department of’Public Safety Department of Public Safety Charles L. Rubiner Walter B. Brady Sen Calvin Campbell Indian River Rushton Fred Ming Ming Rep Culver Committee On State Police and Public Safety

Britton Social Roundup From Weekend Getaways

Miss Erma Pilbeam spent a weekend in Perrysburg Ohio. Miss Doris Lawrence visited Detroit with friends. Alonzo Lidster and Herbert Smith traveled to Detroit on Monday for business. Mrs Dewey Sturtevent and daughter Thelma spent Saturday in Monroe. Lucille Rosenbaum visited Winona relatives for a week. etc. Local residents attended services at Rice Cemetery near Cone for John Throop. Several families hosted guests and shared meals.

Erma. Pilbeam Perrysburg Ohio Doris Lawrence Detroit Alonzo Lidster Herbert Smith Dewey Sturtevent Thelma Monroe Lucille Rosenbaum Wlnois Charles Downing Doris Harold Miller Hudson Harry Victor Bushrow Rice Cemetery Cone John Throop Henry Croll Tonatogany Howard‘Linn Clay Croll Faith Lidster Clarence Bruce Bert Bills George Heeman Bills G. L. Gripton Dorcas The Christian Church Effie Gibson Carrie Murphy Nina Taylor South Britton Nutrition Club Vrs Ralph George Clarence Starkweather Phyllis Ypsilanti Lawrence Hoagland Dorothy Jean Hoaglands

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marion HE. Maurer Sweet & Austin Kern Building Maurer’s Hardware Quality Lumber Bridgewater Lumber Co J. Finkbeiner Massey-Harris Dunham F. Ernst Reed Eleanor Shook Ermine Ayer Herbert Bersuder Loren Bersuder Theron Klager David Ernst Lincoln Iaiella Shook Robert Todd Lincoln Edwin Lewis Betsy Ross Marion Maurer Alberta Reyer Stéve Sawicki Albert Ernst Lincoln and the Pig Hidean M. C. Phillipp Pastor Green Hig Conservation Department Administrative Board Act Lenawee County Britton F. C. Stephenson Ford Ford Finance Plans Universal Credit Companys Bridgewater, Mich
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