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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
5
Miss Ruth Rose receives personal items. Rev and Mrs Schofield take a two week vacation. Numerous calls, visits, and stays by neighbors including the Hartman, Hart, VanHouten, White, Morris, Shurtz, Williams, Blaess, and Simmons families. Centennial programs, church events, and local tours feature alongside home improvements and store painting.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Muir and daughter Louise visited friends in Detroit Sunday. George Lehman and family spent Sunday with W. L. Walling at Cavanaugh Lake. Frank Buck of Detroit was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schimd. Henry Schroen returned from BillingsMont. Esther and Margaret Fairbank and Lloyd Fairbank spend week at Whitmore Lake. William Arnold Jr. of Ann Arbor and Marion Wood of Hillsdale visited Chris Braun’s family. Mrs. Ida Chandler and others attended the funeral of Mrs. Nathan Isbell in Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Fowler and Mrs. A. G. Cobb attended Mrs. William Wood’s funeral in Clinton. Miss Huldah Layher visiting sister and brother in Ann Arbor. Olive Townsend hosted about twenty King’s Heralds at Mead’s flats picnic. Due to a dry spell water users urged to limit to needs until rain relief arrives. Plenty of water for necessary use only. A noted difference between needs and wants.
Mrs Unterkircher heads north for weeks. Maccabee Day brings merry-go-round to Manchester. Detroit trips, Epworth League lawn social, and visits to Plymouth. DePuy family leaves for two week Frankfort outing. New street lights planned on East Main Street with Shute driving progress. Local weather records, heat wave, and plans for a future celebration appear in this town chronicle.
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