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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
5
A flurry of visits and gatherings fills the weekend as residents travel among Ann Arbor Detroit Toledo and nearby towns. Families including the Ernsts Friis Kuebler Lindemann and Dicks host and visit kin. reunions at Pleasant Lake Burke Lake and Burke Lake bring hundreds from Detroit Toledo and beyond. A steady stream of cousins aunts and friends share meals travels and lake outings with a mood of summer leisure and clan ties.
Saline Junior 4 H Corn club met at John Burg's home with good attendance despite counter attractions. Arthur Lutz led a short corn judging session while Osler showed a 4 H club picture. Music by Walter Bredernitz and Miss Katheine Burg, light refreshments. Clubs plan a Tourist park picnic Friday. Corn club boys challenge Rotarians to a baseball tilt. Annual plots tour set for the third Tuesday in August.
Fifteen years ago lamston to visit his one Traver Miss Laura Kaiser of Landing 2 guest of her sister Mis Sth this week. George W. Barr has gone i Wile Georgia and Homer Keubler ily, day at Portage Lake. Mr and Mrs Max Richa daughter Marjorie called on his sister Ruth Bont Miss Vesta Mills GF to North Adams on susity 3A Bont the day with Miss Marie Knowles Mrs John Winister and daughter Florence spent a few days last week with her brother Jenny Brites Sharon. Mr and Mrs W L Hina ona adaughters Martha and Gertrude made a business trip to Birmingham Monday. Miss Louise Graves of nes tit. and relative age in Detroit with her brother Waiter, and family. Her nephew Waiter Jr who spent six weeks with grandparents here, Dr Kermeth Gibson of Ann Arbor has bought Dr Ratners office and figures and will take possession week. He comes highly recon ed and we bespeak for him a successful business here.
Chauncey Fitzgerald spends the day in Bridgewater. William Judson and son Arthur of Ann Arbor in town Monday. Harry Gillén of Ann Arbor vacationing with his parents. Canned peas drop at Cheboygan after a canning factory collapse. Huckleberries remain plentiful at 10 cents a quart. Guy Ratner may sell his barber shop to study at the U University of Michigan. Christian Endeavor meeting at Miss Genevieve Barr’s home next Tuesday evening. Max Fitzgerald communicates from Omaha, Neb, enjoying the trip. Preston Arthur and Bernard Mason go to Otter Lake to spend weeks with grandparents Arthur Schlegel vacationing at Townsend’s store. Otto Schairer, now with Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburgh, home briefly. Mrs. Amanda Schwartzkopf, daughter of Elkhart Indiana, visits sister Mrs. Theodore Feldkamp east of town. Before government guarantees all bank deposits, Congress should pass a bill forcing honesty.
Ford Motor Company rival F C Wiedman claims his firm can replace the cylinder assembly in four or eight cylinder Fords and commercial units or trucks, excluding Model T, via direct form exchange. Owners trade in old parts for a factory reconditioned unit and pay a small cash difference, depending on freight.
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