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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

Page

3

Local Notes and Weekend Visitors Across Michigan

Weekend visits extended from Detroit to Royal Oak while families gathered in Ypsilanti and Saline. A serious fire hit the Saco Mercantile grain elevator in Milan, delaying shipments but not stopping rebuild plans. An air lesson near Saline ended with a minor plane mishap but no injuries.

Sturm Walter Sturm Ypsilanti William Sturm Esther Roy Rogers Paul Randall Coates Julius Lindenschmidt William Lewis Lindenschmidt Ann Arbor Milan Saco Mercantile Company William Frank Labadie Detroit Friis & Brackel Sheriff's Department Morrell Street Huron Flyers Saline-Pleasant Lake Road Frank F. Lahr Edward Stack Ann Arbor ‘Air Service

Saline Savings Bank 1941 Financial Statement

The Saline Savings Bank of Saline Michigan closes June 30 1941 reporting assets of 495 529 82 and deposits totaling 446 151 79 with capital accounts of 40 700 00 and 4 300 00. A notary confirms the sworn statement by Cashier A R Burkhardt and notices Walter F Hunting of Detroit will open a billiard parlor on East Michigan Avenue formerly the antique shop.

Saline Savings Bank For Saline Michigan Walter F. Hunting Detroit East Michigan Avenue

East Lansing Holiday Returns and Local Meetings

Miss Katy Lou Clay returns home in East Lansing after the Fourth. Dr. Lee Feldkamp wed Miss Jeanne Marie Girard of Detroit at St Theresa's in Detroit with a reception at the bride's home. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Townsend visited G C Townsend's home after Muskegon and travel from Delaware Ohio with Miss Pearl Eddy. A 2nd Congressional district convention is planned July 13 at Riley's Tavern in the Irish Hills with Legion and Auxiliary leaders in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moehn attend the state convention of Letter Carriers as Washtenaw County delegates. mail is being carried by Charles Marken in Moehn's absence.

W.E. Dietiker Lee Feldkamp Jeanne Marie ,Girard Detroit St. Theresa’s Church Leigh Townsend G. C.townsend Muskegon Delaware Ohio Miss. Pearl Eddy Grand Rapids 2Nd Congressional District Riley’s Tavern Irish Hills Hoffmeier Adrian Legion Cliff Illmeyer Brooklyn Carl Moehn Washtenaw County Rural Letter Carriers Association Moehn Charles Marken

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Readers learn of social visits from Mrs Blanche Smith and families in Saline. Elaine Culliton travels to South Bend to visit Aunt Joseph Pence for several weeks. Local residents join gatherings at Hartford Jackson and Portage Lake while others travel to California and Japan. Cremations, ships, and a Great Lakes cruise pepper the region’s social calendar.

Blanche Smith Clemens Leighton Wells Elaine Culliton Joseph Pence South Bend Ind Maude Rankin Margaret Garred A. E. Cole Glen Tennis Carl Tennis Dearborn C. G. Everett Hubert Bearss Great Lakes Shriners Grand Rapids Oscar Weber Sam Buehler Frankenmuth Walker Lambarth Helen Lambarth Doris Mac Jedele Jackson B. D. Hammond California Dean Carl Bredernitz Roland Bredernitz Portage Lake Lawrence Korte Jacob Marion Chris. Korte Irene Korte Marvin Moore Oklahoma C. J. King CG. G. Everett Miriam M. Moore Honolulu Saline Donald Miller Harold Miller St. Joseph Hospital Ann Arbor Glen Clay Cassopolis T. M. Clay R. J. Hinkle Milwaukee Clay Ladies’ Aid St Paul's Church Ladies’ Guild Saline Park Paul Klueter Jané Klueter Dorothy Burmeister

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