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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

04 Jun 1931

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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

5

Personal and Social Notes Reach Ruth Rose

Thomas Shurtz and son Donald were Toledo visitors on Monday. Dr L E Fast attended his cousin’s funeral in Lima last Wednesday. Frank Campburn and son Joe attended Memorial services in Macon Sunday. Marjorie McQueen visited Detroit over the weekend. Mrs Edward Muir stepped on a rusty nail last week. Samuel Boyd and Miss Whitman spent Decoration Day in Clinton. John Gates and family from Pontiac called on Mr and Mrs Charles Carvin Sunday. Majel and Leora Horning of Brooklyn visited Ruth Rose Saturday. Mary Chase of Tecumseh stayed with her brother J A Alber over the weekend. St Pauls uses the high school auditorium for worship during remodeling.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Thomas Shurtz Donald Toledo L. E. Fast Lima Ohio Frank Campburn Joe Macon Marjorie McQueen Detroit Edward Muir Samuel Boyd Miss Whitman Clinton John Gates Pontiac Charles Carvin Majel Leora Horning Brooklyn Ruth Rose Miss Warner Bob-Lo A. C. Briggs A. M. Fowler Macon Cemetery McClean Lilly Schaeffer Saline Friends Chester Leonard Ebnis Ann Arbor Street R. L. McCord B. L. Cramer William Schmid Hng Herman Wenger Ann Arbor William Sunday Billy Miss Mintie Wilbur Coe Herman Gross Kuehley Edward Laurent Cornell Ola Watson Howard Shurtz Jack Joe Howe Clyde Lee Reins William Martin Walter Cook Gladwin Lytle Elbert Wittbracht Emanuel Rentschler Grover Alber J. A. Alber Lillian Burgan Julius Walker Bernice J. C. Thearer Deerfield Lee G. Trelan Frey Burkhart Chib Electra John Burkhardt Fred Stierle Reuben Finkbeiner George Rothfuss Erwin Schenk Will Heusel Godfrey Summers Adolph Stiere C. F. Unter- Kircher George W. Cook S. Schofield W. M. Fowler Chelsea T. N. Nicholson Reuben Crosby Crosby Edwards Littlejohn Maurice Copens Ypsilanti Fred Sellen St. Johns Leonard Layher Battle Creek George Koch Walter Boettger Weissinger Wally Day Anna Miller Norman Wolfe
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Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Local Events

Miss Whitman and Miss Warner spent Sunday at Bob-Lo. Detroit visitors called on Saline friends. many Detroit and Ann Arbor residents travelled to Saline for weekend events. An old fire bell is replaced by an electric siren. O. B. S. school of instruction planned. various gatherings and church activities noted with many local and regional names.

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Fifteen Years Ago Foundations Started for Bank Building

Notes recall foundation work on a new bank building. Isaac Shaw returned from a relative visit. Edythe Skinner will teach in Clinton public schools next year in Green Ville. H T Nichols supervises improvements to his business block. Mrs Edward McMillen of Milan visits Sa line township. Sheriff Lindenschmidt attends G O P convention in Chicago. E D Hammond family motor trip to Toledo. Fern Crittenden returns from Grand Rapids. Milton Gross visits with aunt in Freedom. Milton Begole, pioneer resident of Pittsfield, dies at 79. The Observer moves to Alber building basement for new offices. Miss Vesta Mae Cole marries Raymond H Bamer in Milan as grandfather J S Hart marks 74th birthday.

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Isaac Shaw Green Ville Edythe Skinner Clinton Public H. T. Nichols Edward McMillen Milan Ezra Gladding Saline Township Sheriff Lindenschmidt Chicago E. D. Hammond Toledo Fern Crittenden Grand Rapids Milton Gross Lodi Walter Luckhardt Freedom Milton H. Begole Pittsfield Township Observer Alber A. E. Cole Vesta Mae Cole Raymond H. Bamer J. S. Hart
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Thirty Years Ago Local News Highlights

Thirtieth year ago Miss Bessie Colby visited with her mother while Nurse Budd injured his shoulder in a bicycle wreck. Mrs E M Henne planned a three month Iowa visit. Prof Mell Hull and wife from Pueblo, Colorado, vacationed here. The wheat crop was among the poorest harvested locally. Strawberries sold at 12 cents per quart. Reverend F L Allen resigned as Baptist pastor effective September first. Peter Wesennett survived a runaway and lay up days. B N Rouse and family moved to Benton Harbor by horse and carriage. Three runaways occurred this week, A Hornung's livery team among them. Vic Sturm returned from northern lumber shipment. Miss Nellie Turner visited her aunt Mrs William Shaw. Charles Rogers hired Homer Fish and the Wallace block barber shop may not open.

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Bessie Colby Budd E. M. Henne Iowa Mell Hull Pueblo Colorado F. L. Allen The Baptist Church Peter Wesennett B. N. Rouse Benton Harbor A. Hornung Vic Sturm Nellie Turner Willian Shaw Charles Rogers Homer Fish Wallace Block
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Mary Chase Tecumseh St. Paul’s Bank For Savings Citizens Bank Saline Mich Business Association Leon Douglas Jean Herrington Paw Paw Ben Roller Belle N. Pike Mrs. T. B. Henderson Mrs. Brown Windsor Canada Mrs. Henderson Eugene Crittenden Eugene Syracuse N. Y William Austin Frank Scott Wayne Carl Wurster Martin Schaible Clarence Fisher Dayton G.T. Alexander Friday Owosso LaVerne Drake Kalamazoo Frank Moore Dexter Maurice Henderson G. Birkle James Fitzgerald Saline Sela Fitzgerald Chaun Cey Fitzgerald Petersburg Max Fitzgerald Goodyear Eoomsiean Wiedman Auto Co Burkhart Store Enna Jettick Shoes Kelvinator Yukon H. Gross & Sons
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