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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1936

Page

5

Saline social notes and holiday gatherings list

Local items describe attendance at parties and visits across Saline and nearby towns. Mentions include Anna Robinson and Jean Forsons hosting events, families visiting from East Lansing Milwaukee Adrian and Dearborn, Christmas and New Year celebrations, library meeting set for January 10, and annual society activities.

Anna Robinson Milan Saline Friends Warren Gross Hast Lansing O. BH Clarence Cook Wilbur Rundel Katin Lou Clay Davis Heininger Dcsk Saline Library Association Lusury Ocloek C. Fl. Society A Aleigh Garner Jean Forsons Helen Brown Ann Arbor Nettie Simmons Mrs. Levi @fin Adrian

Gone But Not Forgotten Poem Of Faith And Remembrance

A reflective poem recalls departed friends from nineteen thirty five and urges faith and acceptance. The speaker comforts mourners to trust God and carry on daily duties while keeping loved ones in memory. It emphasizes heaven as a peaceful reward and a lasting bond between the living and the departed.

Christmas Guests and Visits Across Towns in Ann Arbor Area

The page lists numerous Christmas visits and gatherings. Families from Ann Arbor, Saline, York, Hillsdale, Kalamazoo, and North Baltimore share holiday hospitality with relatives including the Jones, Buckman, Townsend, Humphrey, Mills, Alber, Wolf, Bamer, Beaker, Cole, Coe, Burkhardt, Feldkamp, Barr, Day, Blackwell, Spitler, Smith, Rogers, Lyon, and others. A Farm Bureau banquet in Ann Arbor drew attendees from Saline area including Bredernitz, Lutz, Josenhans, Finkbeiner, and related households.

Russ Minnie Jones Minnie Buckman F. E. Jones Ann Arbor G. C. Townsend Jermie Humphrey RK. W. Mills Vesta J. A. Alber Mary Wolf Grover Lillien Melvin R. H. Bamer Ellowene Eliza Beth Beaker A. H. Cole Walter Coe York William Sunday George Coe Joseph Burkhardt Lodi Ormond Feldkamp Saline Township J. H. Feldkamp Nellie Congdon Hillsdale W. H. Barr Arthur Day John Blackwell Kalamazoo Anna Blackwell B. J. Spitler Jacob Smith Clarence Rogers Ohio Saline Farm Bureau Henry Bredernitz Arthur Lutz Theodore Josenhans John Finkbeiner Sebastian Finkbeiner C. D. Finkbeiner

Thirty Years Ago Year End Notes and Local Tidbits

Thirteen items note visitors and residents in town including Harold Mayer in Toledo Charles Tower in Reading and W H Webb of Ypsilanti. Christmas at home with John Gillen and Dr Wells family tales muskrat abundance near Ypsilanti and a profitable school entertainment clear income over 35 dollars. Sela Fitzgerald rents the ice house to keep town cool if weather allows. Prizes from A M Humphrey awarded: bookcase to Mrs M Hibberly linen to Mrs John Gooding and linen to Mrs Rentschler with corresponding numbers.

Harold Mayer Toledo Charles Tower Reading W. H. Webb Ypsilanti John Gillen Frank Wells Bay City Dr. Wells Donna LaRue Leslie Lena Fannie Friis Grand Rapids A. M. Humphrey M. Hhberly John Gooding Rentschler

Sisters Under the Skin in Pathfinder Magazine

Pathfinder Magazine discusses Arapaho girls and their beauty customs with mention of sweet smelling leaves for garments and weed seed perfume. It notes a toilet case made of animal hide with paints and jewelry and says mothers taught daughters proper deportment and warned against flirtatious braves.

Pathfinder Magazine

St Johns Lutheran Bridgewater Services Announced

St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater announces Divine services at 10 am and Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is cordially invited.

Will and Testament of Willoughby Wemp Declares Odd Bequests

An unsigned side note published by Louis Webber, Deputy Secretary of State, presents a bizarre last will and testament by Willoughby Wemp. It leaves the estate to wife and four children, mocks lawyers, demands destruction of a magazine article, and distributes odd items while urging political party loyalty.

Willoughby Wemp Anastasia Charles Opie Ignatz Minerva Dudley Louis Webber

Don’t Throw It Away for Cash Ad Offer

A local paper urges residents not to dump old furniture and household goods. It promises real money for items such as chairs stoves tables and carpets if brought to the office. The ad invites readers to frame the notice and shop the classifieds for quick window shopping.

James Boys member Frank James dies after long life

Following Jesse James death Frank James surrendered in Jefferson City Missouri in 1882 to the reward of 50000 dollars. He was held in Independence and Gallatin before trial, acquitted after weeks, then lived quietly on his farm until his death on February 18 1915. He avoided prison and faced multiple charges. Their mother Vereida Cole and father Robert were noted, with Vereida Catholic and Robert a Baptist minister. The text also mentions worm grafting experiments yielding headless worms in laboratories with tails joined.

Jesse James Bob Ford Frank Jefferson City Independence Gallatin Vereida Cole Robert

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