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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1948
Page
4
Ambrose Ernst of Milan visits sister Mrs H Jewell. Numerous social events, family travel, and club meetings noted around Saline, Milan, and Washtenaw County including birthdays, church activities, and a 305 day dairy lactation record for a Brown Swiss cow. Frequent references to local residents and nearby towns.
The family of E. G. Mann thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.
Community guests fill weekends with dinners and calls across Dexter Manchester Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County. Neighbors including the Girbachs Dieterles and Finkbeiners share visits, weddings anniversaries noted, and local club events discussed.
Mrs. Herman Jedele expresses appreciation for the many carés and flowers received during her hospital stay, thanking the staff and well wishers.
Eyes examined. Glasses fitted. See Dr Frank Gifford, Toledo optometrist. Fifteenth year in Milan. Office in Milan Hotel upstairs. Saturday 1 to 9 30 p.m. In Toledo 625 Edison Bldg.
On February 21 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Eb erle of Saline. Saturday Stephen Naugle and Elson Turner of Milan had ten silectomies. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert. Dayss of Manchester and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alvin Wiedmeyer of Ann Arbor rural route. Little Lynn Sutton daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sutton of Manchester was admitted suffering with pneumonia. Admitted on Tuesday were Harry McAllister pneumonia and Allen Alber of Manchester for medical treatment.
We express our thanks to the Saline Fire Department and to our many neighbors who have been kind and generous in assisting us through the emergency caused by the fire Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Murray and family. The Albert Fausts spent Saturday in Toledo.
Mrs. Robert Hammond and helpers hosted a pot luck supper for six tables of guests at the Hammond District gathering on S Ann Ard Street Friday evening. The event honored Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordor and featured progressive fun among neighbors.
Nighttime greetings as Mr and Mrs Gordon receive a table lamp from friends. New measles victims listed include the Robison children and several others. Visits span Milan Manchester Birmingham and Norwayne as families host relatives and friends.
The text traces bath history from early 1800s city water systems to 1830 crusades for a warm bath thrice weekly. By the 1920s the United States owned 95 percent of world tubs and pursued varieties of porcelain, onyx, and marble tubs with gold fixtures.
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