Local residents take weekend trips and move about
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bearle motors to Perrysburg, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Renz visit Ann Arbor on business. The Bock family and Dale spend time with Renz. Mrs. Grover Alber and son visit from Detroit. The Studevant family moves to the Goodfrey Hiseman farm near Manchester. Attendees join the Klager reunion in Ridgeway and several families visit Toledo and Walbridge Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bearle
Perrysburg
Jacob Renz
Ann Arbor
Fred Bock
Dale
Saline
Grover Alber
De‘troit
George Boettner
Harry Studevant
Goodfrey Hiseman Farm
Ridgeway
Klager
Lynn Miller
George Bersuder
Clarence ‘Leech
Chelsea
Ernest Mann
Elmer Boettner
Toledo
Walbridge Park
Good Things for the Table Marshmallow Dessert and More
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union column lists simple dessert and salad recipes. Marshmallow Dessert blends marshmallows almonds whipped cream and pineapple in sherbet glasses. Graham Cracker Date Tart uses butter custard dates and meringue. Fruit Salad layers pineapple pear banana and celery with mayonnaise and green pepper garnish. Potato salad notes marinating potatoes in French dressing before mayonnaise.
We Hold These Truths About Happiness in Debate
A brief aphoristic reflection presents the paradox of a constitutional right to the pursuit of happiness versus the difficulty many face in attaining it. The statement invites contemplation of personal effort, social constraints, and the meaning of happiness in modern life.
Local social notes from Saline and surrounding areas
Lawrence Aprill assists W D Hart in hay fields. Numerous calls and visits across Saline towns include Ottmer of Ypsilanti and Mrs. Austin White, Bronson and Onsted trips, family visits, and hospital update for Lauren Kinsley after appendicitis operation. Local trades and home improvements highlighted along with holiday sales and bridge club results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Aprill
W. D Hart
Fred Burkhart
Sand Lake
Martin Ottmer
Ypsilanti
Austin White Tuesady
Orlando Brooks
Amos Miller
George Bernard
Omah
Bronson
Mrytle MacLachlan
Y ¥Psi
Landi
William Deil
Fred. Schmid
Detroit
Whitmore Lake
L. D. Tanner
Gaylora
John Barber
Josephine Vanouten
Clark Bracey
Lillian Bracey
Monroe
A. C. Briggs
William Stierle
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis reports relief from rheumatism after using Kruschen Salts. He credits the product with easing joint aches and helping him lose 22 pounds on a 4 week plan. He endorses taking half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rankis
Detroit
America
Rotarians Build Municipal Pool Site on Saline River
In a planned Working Bee about 40 Rotarians and supporters cleared a riverbank to form a sandy beach for a new municipal swimming pool. A tractor moved by Rotarians cut the shoreline while teams leveled the river bottom and built a dam. Mayor Sugden and Rotary president Henne joined, with Sugden supplying cigars as volunteers toiled and joked through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municpal
Camp Bright
H. Gross & Sons
Alwin Gross
Walter Cook
A. A. Kalder
Mark B. Sugden
F. Henne
Rotary Club
City Tax Roll Allocation by City Council
City Clerk Lottie Wallace was authorized at a special meeting to apportion the city tax roll of 16554.40 among ten departments including Water and Light, with 3700 set for retirement to buy water bonds. A fire siren was authorized for purchase on a 30 day trial and traffic officer and justice of the peace reports were approved with corrections. A Cleveland carrier pigeon visited Earl Bartlett's oil station seeking food and water before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Wallace
Couneis
Water and Light Departments
Water Department
Wallace
Justice of the Peace
Inventor Claims Wet and Dry Platform for Politicians
An inventor pitches a dual weather platform enabling politicians to stand dry in wet and dry conditions, presenting a potential path to wealth through a novel speaking or campaign stage product.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridgewater
St. John’s Lutheran Church
M. C. Phillipp
Pastor
Cody
ALL Outdoors
Haarer’s
Western Newspaper Union
Eklectrocheef
Detroit Edison
Run
Detroit Edison Co
Edward Guenther
Floyd Rhoades
Charles
Onsted
Carl Moenn
Harold Hisele
Pontiac
Charles Stone
Elsie
Ferndale
Henry Morris
Mrs. Harper
Seneca
Edward Harper
Charles Boyand
Floyd Anderson
Mary Fox
Saline Friends
Helen Hughes
Devils Lake
Doris Finkbeiner
Lake
Elvora Harmon
Edna Traves
Heloise
Plymouth
Austin White
Lauren Kinsley
Dr. Gates’ Hospital
Eva Shook of
Lorena Bernard
Kenneth Wheeler
Euguene Lama
Carl Zahn
John Zahn
Helzerman
Evelyn
Bobby
Francis. Helterman
Ralph Hunt
Marshall Canine
Raymond
Dorrence Foster
Josephine VanHouten
Fred Gruenwald
Kroger
Harold Bailey
William Sturm
Bridge
Earl Fosdick
Harry Friis
Charles Carven
Py Wr
Fast
Will Dell
Cleveland
Earl Bartlett
Brooklyn
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Michigan
Banking Department
U. S
Eee
Fea
Total
State of
Washtenaw
Ss. I
Leo Gruner
Delia Reed
Jacob F. Bauer
Jacob Schaible
Tors
Rapp
Wallace Block
LaFrance‘Beauty Shop
Anna
So-Main Street
Alwin Burkhardt
Huron Street
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