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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
4
Miss Evelyn Ernst receives notices of personal items. Several residents travel to Detroit and Ypsilanti to attend games and events. Jack Probyn departs with the 82nd Division for Grayling encampment. Wind and thunder sweep through the area causing tree damage and outages. Bank statements return after six months showing county financial changes ahead of tax cuts.
Weekend visits include William of Ardmore Pennsylvania to Miss Minnie Buckman. Federated church Senior C E society held bi annual meeting at Mrs. L H Fairbanks home. Officers elected for six months include L E Fairbanks president William Arthur first VP Arthur Erskine second VP Katherine Burg secretary Marion Erskine treasurer.
Melvin Dell clerks in Fucss store during vacation. Norman Wolfe family relocate to Detroit Mississippi. Velma Feuerbacher visits Detroit. Edith Stang visits sister Mrs. R W Ewing in Pontiac. Ida Steffy returns from Milan. Barrs, Miller family visit county seat. Lulu Fairbank returns from Seattle to summer home. Maree Burkhart with aunt in Ypsilanti. Schmid guests of Wenger and Layher family. George Seeger shows 54½ inch strawberry, 24 berries fill quart. Braun and Hertler families visit Ypsilanti Pittsfield. Spencer and Kenneth with Wheeler visit Washington DC and coastal cities. Wheeler plans rail return.
Thirty years ago B Simmons returns home for summer vacation. Glen Howard and Willy Dell were home Wednesday evening. A new furnace arrived for George Feldkamp. A Saline township Democratic caucus meets next Saturday at 3 30 at D Sears shop. Rev L C Law rence had mumps and could not preach. Alfred Blum and his Detroit wife visited south of town. Mesdames Hall Kuhn and Dr Sanford with Lillian visited the University. Dozens enjoy blue ribbon horse racing in Detroit this week. Chauncey Fitzgerald barbered at Charles Rogers shop this week. Wheat barley and rye harvest begins and some farmers struggle with soft ground. Dr Sanford attempted to amputate a 3 year old boy’s thumb damaged by a hay fork pulley. Selh Fitzgerald lost his best horse Friday night and foul play is suspected.
The Saline Christian Science Society holds morning services in the hall above Citizens Bank with Sunday school at 10:30 A M and an admission for those under twenty. A testimonial meeting is planned for Wednesday evening at 7 30. The Sacrament will be the subject of the lesson sermon Sunday July 10 with Bible citations including John 13 14 15 and correlative passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
In the matter of the estate of James Walter Dicks deceased commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims announce four months from June 15 1932 for creditors to present claims to us for examination and adjustment. Meetings at the home of the late James Walter Dicks York Township on August 20 1932 and October 20 1932 at ten oclock in the forenoon each day. Dated Ann Arbor June 15 1932. Jacob F Stecher John J Kenney Commissioners. June 23 30 July 7 1932
Pastor C. E. Kircher invites all to a 10 a.m. Communion service and 11:15 a.m. Sabbath school led by Cotton with Vernon Rowe as assistant. Evening sessions include 7:15 p.m. Endeavor groups and 8 p.m. a special service with delegates reporting on the State Christian Endeavor convention.
Walter Armbruster visited Lansing on Tuesday while Miss Abelson from Detroit visited her sister Mrs. Orrin Briggs. Mr and Mrs Lewis Ernst attended the Waltz homecoming on Monday and Haskell Shankland of Ann Arbor dined with Austin White on Saturday. The text notes a common phrase about urgent action with unclear specifics.
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