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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
4
The Past Matrons' Club of Sa mne Chapter O E S will meet Monday evening at 6 30 at the home of Mrs Lena Davenport. Many residents and visiting relatives are noted among New Year gatherings and hospital updates.
Dr Frank Gifford directs a Milan optometrist service in the Milan Hotel upstairs from 11 a m to 8 p m on Saturday. Glasses fitting available at the branch.
The Tuesday Night League table shows WL Ed's Grocery 41 19 Five Points 37 23 Trinity Saline Hatchery 27 33 Farmers 21 39 Gross Implement 20 40. Week of January 9 schedule includes Farmers vs Trinity Gross vs Saline Hatchery and Five Points vs Ed's Grocery. Individual records list high games by Ed's Grocery and Trinity with scores up to 237.
A Chronicle of neighborhood visits across Bridgewater and nearby towns. Families from Detroit Ypsilanti Manchester and Ann Arbor share meals attend weddings and gather for New Year’s Day. Names include Alber Boettner Swank Galloway Scully Randolph Finkbeiner Welch Betz Handy Rupenfinkbeiner Sawger Feldkamp Gertler and Bertke.
The record lists top three game scores: F Deede with 617 in 4H, Bredernitz 598, and Weibusch 582.
Mr and Mrs Christ Finkbeiner and son Albert hosted a New Year gathering. Mr and Mrs Leon Feldkamp with daughter Marcia and Mr and Mrs Erwin Klager visited the Feldkamp household. Everett Gilbert of South Saline joined guests Mr and Mrs Robert Love on Monday. Janice Klager of Manchester visited Mrs Helen Welch Friday and Saturday. Harold Bersuder and daughter Carol dined with Mrs Theresa Leach in Chelsea on New Year’s Day. Erwin Wild and children and John Bivins dined with Mr and Mrs Paul Maeder Sunday evening.
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