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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
8
A maxim about public talkers notes that loud talking often means shallow thinking and poor consideration. The quote warns against equating noise with intellect and urges measured, thoughtful speech over brash proclamation.
Local store announces arrivals and prices for Hi-Grada Gasoline Sinclair Kerosene and related products. Includes quantities, delivery terms, and gas pump availability with emphasis on prompt delivery and value. Also notes grain binder, twine, varnish, and oils with cash terms. Farmers urged to visit for pricing before price changes.
Central York reports a flurry of visits and gatherings as residents travel to see relatives. Victor Gramer is sent to California for health, with many relatives hosting or visiting over the week including the Craigs, Richards, LeBarons and Goodings. A closing line notes Repentance comes readily when you see what your sin has cost you.
Mrs Byron Pascall of Deerfield guests Mrs Walter Morden. Mrs G D Ellis visited relatives in Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs J M Williams visited his Deerfield parents. Megs Sarah Shults Tecumseh spent Sunday with Miss Sue Jagan. Clarence Smith New York spending time with relatives. Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence and family visited relatives in Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Milton Augustis Ypsilanti called on relatives. Mrs George Snauble returned home from Ohio. Raynor Kerr left for Ann Arbor for hospital treatment. Miss Anna Higgins Detroit spent weekend with her parents. The Cambruns and others toured Wolf Lake. Mrs John Keebler hosted dinner for several relatives celebrating birthdays. Julius Crittenden guests from Detroit and Tecumseh. Village school board met in Adrian to consult on next year’s plan.
Saath Saline and Vicinity Willard Hall drives a new Ford. Miss Geraldine Kutler ill with tons Wills. Miss Hleen Craig visited with Miss Thema Custer. Elmer Eisel and family entertain company from Ohio. Miss Helen Craig visiting uncle Samuel Craig in York for chautandua at Satine. The Stimpson family and several others spent Sunday at Toledo Beach. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cornish and many others spent Sunday at Toledo Beach.
A limited number of premium fair lists have arrived at the Observer office. Interested readers may obtain a copy by calling. The Michigan State Fair runs September 3 to 12 and promises a bigger and better event than before.
Edwin H Smeth writes to Washtenaw County voters announcing his candidacy for Probate Judge at the August 31 1920 primaries. He recalls four years serving as County Clerk Circuit Court Clerk Good Roads Clerk Board of County Auditors and Social Draft Board Clerk and pledges no favoritism while promising continued public service if nominated and elected.
West Mooreville resident Alfed Lewis spent Sunday with relatives in Detroit. Sorman Hale returned to Hartland. Mrs. C. S. Herkimer visited Detroit last week. Numerous visits and city trips are noted among Mooreville residents including Milan, Ypsilanti, Saline, Dundee, and Stockbridge.
Oscar Bersuder was in Dexter and Ann Arbor Monday. George Bersuder and Mrs. Christ Sautter were in Ann Arbor Thursday. Mr and Mrs Larry Holly entertain relatives from Ohio. I W Kirkwood of Adrian recent guests of George Blum and George Lindauer and son Carl in Ann Arbor. Miss Elizabeth Walters of Detroit will spend the summer with her uncle G B Middlemass. George Bersuder family visited Manchester with Joe Faulhaber. Klager and Klager families at Portage Lake. Ann Arbor residents hosted several Sunday guests.
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