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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
5
Readable notes show routine social visits around Saline Michigan including Fred Gillen in Detroit with his aunt, Mrs Ray. Mrs Biery returning from Hartford. visits by the Armbrusters and Feldkamps. a soap box derby watched in Ann Arbor. and a theft incident near US-112 where a gas station was robbed and the car license plates stolen.
Frank Ames of Belleville dined with Rev and Mrs Miller. Mrs Crittenden from Syracuse visited family. Fire damaged Fred Haarer's car rear seat and cushion. Local clubs plan meetings with Lottie Wallace Coterie and Mrs Jordan Rainbow and Mrs Gross Third division.Carl Smiths toured lower peninsula with deer sightings. Cadillac visit to Mrs Theurer. Dr Gildard attends State Chiropractic convention. family trips to Jackson Flint and Grand Rapids. Finkbeiner reunion at Pleasant Lake with elected officers. Reflections on Seeing Eye dogs training in Morristown and advocacy for blind independence led by speaker George Hargreaves of Ypsilanti.
Dr. J B Wallace outlines international service efforts and reads a letter from Miss Hazel Hurst of Gedensburg about life with blindness. She credits Ogdensboro Rotary Club members and others for support, says she travels New York State with her guide dog Babe, and emphasizes independence over sympathy.
Miss Bertha Kohler daughter of Mrs Mathilda Kohler wed Waldo Luckhardt in a July 20 home ceremony conducted by Rev Breitenbach. Attendants included sister Miss Emma Kohler and best man Wesley Luckhardt. An old fashioned chicken dinner followed. The couple planned a northern Michigan honeymoon and will reside with the bride’s mother.
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