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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
7
Four new smallpox cases appear in Washte naw County. Revivals continue with about forty seeking prayers. A cantata is planned for May 15 at the Opera House. Uncertain fusion of local names and events, with various community notices and ongoing church activities.
Fifty years ago Mr and Mrs William Sturm hosted relatives from Bridgewater and Ann Arbor at dinner. Miss Vesta Mills hosted a music club party. Viola Guenther of Lodi visited grandparents Tir and Mrs John Burkart. Several residents reported visits, illness, and travel including Amanda Myers returning to work and Wanda Kerbe improving after a serious illness.
Alfred Schmid returns home on furlough. George Winkle family moves to Fucss apartment previously used by Sinkule. Legion baby contest honors Pamela Schmid first prize Mary Susan Prout second and Irene Byers prettiest container. George Hertler Jr. visiting from Ann Arbor home on furlough from Texas Army camp. Contract Bridge Club prizes awarded first Mrs Henry Ormsby second Mrs Carl Moehn third Mrs Peg Hunt. W S C S division three meets Feb 9 with Mrs Sylvia Stephenson. Mrs J C Perry of Hast Lansing visits relatives. Food for Victory meeting at high school Thursday 1 30 p.m. Herbert Westphal to Great Lakes Training Station. C J Young hosts group event.
A weekend ballet performance in Ann Arbor featured dancers Nan and Kit as part of a company lineup that also included Mrs. O. C. The evening highlighted graceful choreography and ensemble harmony amid a supportive local crowd.
Betty Wheeler Joyce Butler Viola Schaefer Dorothy Lou Fairbanks and Amanda Myers appeared together at the event.
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