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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
8
A Republican candidate states he filed nominating petitions without solicitation or public demand. He frames the context by highlighting national debt, payroll figures, and taxation, criticizing Congress over Hoover era reforms and government waste.
The 16th annual Finkbeiner reunion was held Sunday at the Wiedman brother's home on Merritt Road with around 200 attendees for a pot luck dinner and group gathering. Other social visits included the Fausts touring Detroit shopping, and neighbors gathering for cards and birthdays as families continued weekend activities.
The Audubon Society led a morning tour on a 40 acre tract studied by Charles Carpenter from the University of Minnesota Zoology. Participants observed garter snake varieties, wildlife on the land, and noted a trap method with an ant hill housing snakes and a salamander. The next tour is planned for August 13.
Eighty nine Steeb family members attended the Sunday reunion at Mr. and Mrs. George Steeb near Saline. Mrs. Carl Stolle reported 111 descendants of George and Agatha Geiger Steele, with 37 men 37 women and 37 under 16. A family tree booklet was shared. The oldest attendees were present.
Mr and Mrs B W Burnham of First St are mentioned alongside seven month old John ny Joe Scofield son of Mr and Mrs Warren Scofield of Crest Ave in a local family notice.
The 1950 Finkbeiner family reunion at the Wiedman farm drew about 150 attendees. A pot luck noon dinner, entertainment for 50 youngsters, and a business meeting set 1951 officers and committees. The 1951 picnic will again be at the Wiedman farm.
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