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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1935

Page

5

Saline Briefs and Local Notices From Week

Saline residents note contact calls for Mrs. Parsons on weekends. Activities include St Pauls League meeting with Arthur Heininger, Camp Fire girls planning at Devils Lake, and a Townsend Club gathering. The 4 H Club Week sent county youths to East Lansing and local improvements noted on Maple and elsewhere. A municipal electric project survey began with C A Carr directing fieldwork.

O. G. Wheeler Detroit Dearborn Agnes VanDuzer Teledo Saline Friends Jean Bovee Jackson Grace Clark Naomi Friis University Hospital George W. Cook Sherif Corinne Wenk Ann Arbur Glennis Heininger St. Paul’s League Arthur Heininger Earl Fosdick The Legion Wampler’s Lake Camp Fire Devils Lake Mary Boutelle Ypsilanti Sim. R. Wilson Carl Moehn Elton Carl Ronald Witzgerald Kiuwe East Michigan Avenue Lynford Bracey Esther Bowen Camp Wathana Rose Center Sarah Mahahamet Sarah Tolivyer Omaha Edessa Spears Edessa Toles Battle Creek Willard Feldkamp Saline Florence Wiedmayer Margaret Finkbeiner Benton 4-H Food Study Club East Lansing Board of Supervisors Equalization Committee Ann ‘Arbor

Card of Thanks by Herman Heininger

I express deep appreciation for the kindness shown during my long illness. Thank you for the flowers and all the support.

Herman Heininger

Family Thanks for Sympathy and Support

We express gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness during our father's illness and death. Special thanks to Rev Lederer for comforting words and to the singers Edwin and Emma Stierle Mr and Mrs Carl Bredernitz.

Lederer Edwin and Emma Stierle Carl Bredernitz

Traces of Old Indian Fortifications Found in Kansas

Arkansas City reports discovery of four mile long ancient Indian fortifications in the Flint Hills. Prof O D Sartin says the sites predate Osage and Kaw presence and show siege readiness with circular store rooms and arrowhead caches. Excavations reveal flint mines and unusual burial practices resembling Mesa Verde hints.

Arkansas City Kansas O. D. Sartin Flint Hills Martin Sartin Seige Mesa Verde Colo

Fifteen Years Ago Deaths and Local Transfers Highlight Saline News

The notice recalls the death of Dr. F. C. Wells and funeral plans, plus a string of social visits and property moves among residents. It highlights Saline's rising prosperity as bank assets exceed one million dollars, signaling strong local progress and regional ties.

Local Notices and Personal Visits Highlight Community Life

Mrs Perry Prentise of Cleveland visits brother L S Pierce while Mary Jackson stays with W H Webb at Ypsilanti. Shirley Van Giesen of Clinton visits Miss Violet and others over Sunday. Miss Genevieve Barr visits Elkhart Battle Creek and Marcellus as P H Rouse sings at Baptist service. Miss Florence Rouse Lulu Fairbank entertainments at Whitmore Lake with Mrs Unterkircher. Mrs E Gartung of Chicago, sister of Mrs Adam Schroen, spends weeks with relatives. Millie Camp, formerly of the place, marries Lansing architect Thomas White. Gottlieb Lambarth of Lodi dies at work aged 32 with heart trouble. funeral Friday at Lambarth home then Bridgewater cemetery. Town man 85 divides his fray with 81 year old wife over infidelity. era of gender equality brings liberal views.

F. C. Wells Roscoe Cammet Elmer Saline Township Frank Cammet George Steele Andrew Hartman Ann Arbor Elmer Lyon Kamberline Centerville Roland Finch Perry Prentise Clevelard L. S. Pierce Mary Jackson W. H. Webb Yppsilanti Shirley van Giesen Clinton Violet the Sweet Genevieve Berniece Barr Elkhart Battle Creek Marcellus P. H. Rouse Union Baptist Church Florence Rouse Lulu Fairbank Whitmore Lake Unterkircher E. Gartung Chicago Adam Schroen Millie Lansing Thomas White Gottlieb Lambarth Lodi Mr. Lambarth Chris Lambarth Bridgewater

Don’t Throw It On The Dump We’ll Buy Your Used Items

An office offers to buy old furniture and appliances instead of discarding them. The ad invites readers to call or visit to learn how much money they can get for items like chairs stoves dining tables and carpets.

Andy Susan Detroit Edison Kroger

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