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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1945

Page

3

Saline Bride Margaret Ann Weds Carl Winter in June Ceremony

A Saline wedding united Margaret Ann Davis and Carl F. Winter on Saturday June 2 at 4 PM at the Davis home. The bride wore white taffeta and marquisette with a pearl tiara and carried tea roses. Doris Rule was bridesmaid with blue marquisette, Harold Peplau was best man. Rev Bertram Ede officiated. reception for about forty guests followed the ceremony and the couple will tour Indiana before settling in Saline. Margaret Ann is a recent high school graduate.

Ray Davis Margaret Ann Carl F. Winter Marine Corps South Pacific Doris Rule Harold Peplau Bertram Ede Durand Paul Davis Merritt Martin Indiana Saline

To Honor New Pastor at Church Reception

The congregation plans a reception to honor the Rev and Mrs Siemsen and Judith Joy in the church on Thursday evening June 14 at 8 o'clock.

Central Lods Social Notices Reflect Local Visits

Mrs Ralph West visited her sister Mrs Bert Moore Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Clokey called Thursday evening on Mr and Mrs Bert Moore. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hirth and family spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Bert Moore. Mrs Clara Kalmbach and brother George spent a day last week with Lauren Kinsley and family. Mr and Mrs Herman Boelter and children spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Herbart Pfitzenmaeir.

Ralph West Bert Moore George Clokey Bert. Moore Oscar Hirth Clara Kalmbach George Lauren Kinsley Herman Boelter Herbart Pfitzenmaeir

Devastation From Rocket Bombs on London and Milan

Bonnie Weber had her tonsils removed. On Monday Russell Phillips of Ann Arbor Patricia and Joyce White had their tonsils removed. Bonnie Reese returned home Saturday much improved. Fred Brenson is better than he was and Wilber Coe remains the same.

Milan Bonnie Weber Russell Phillips Ann Arbor Patricia Joyce White Bonnie Reese Fred Brenson Wilber Coe

Milan High graduates noted in Moorsville district

Louis Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ganong have recovered from illness. Miss Lois Holcomb Alia Sear foss and Leon Bacon graduate Milan High School this week. Mrs. Walter Fuller entertained local school teachers for her daughter Janet's eighth birthday with games and refreshments.

Louis Smith Floyd Ganong Lois Holcomb Alia Searfoss Leon Bacon Milan High School Walter Fuller Janet

Local Notes From Clinton Area and Nearby Towns

Memorial Day events include visits to the Boehm home by Elmer Snell and family. St James Baptist baptized four Wiedmeyer children. Guild and Young People’s League meetings set for Thursday evening. Minor surgeries include last Thursday’s tonsil removals for John Wilson and Janet Byers. Several June 1 births add to local families: Wellesley Throne Kerkes and Denison share newborn sons. Billie Burch and Johnnie Blain mentioned in Ann Arbor vicinity.

Warren Finkbeiner Lonnie Alston Elmer Snell Wyandotte William Boehm St. James Paul Clarence Wiedmeyer Clinton Women’s Guild St. James Church Clarence Boehm Young People’s League of the Church Charles Wellesley Orville Throne Steve Kerkes Stanley Dennison Billie Burch Ann Arbor Johnnie Blain

Black Balling Origins and Palestine Agriculture Claim

Ancient Romans used black stones in ballots to vote against measures. Modern term black-balling derives from that practice. The article asserts agriculture accounts for over 46 percent of Palestine's population strength.

Palestine

Kansas Pioneers and War Bond Legacy Featured at Topeka

After 1854 treaty with the Delaware and Shawnee, settlers moved into Kansas by steamboat, horseback, and wagons. They built homes amid border warfare over slavery, with strong women shaping future prosperity. A capital monument honors them as grandsons battle for the nation while War Bond funds support their cause.

Kansas Topeka G.S. Treasury

Local Names List Highlights Community Figures

Clayton Ernst, William McTaggart, Mrs. Robert Harvey, Gerhardt Cekan, Charles Miller, Mark White, Rev. A H Siemsen, Willard Manor appear in a local roster of residents and clergy. The collection includes diverse community names tied to area organizations and events.

Clayton Ernst William McTaggart Robert Harvey Gerhardt Cekan Charles Miller Mark White A. H. Siemsen Willard Manor

Local Social Roundup From Hammond and Nearby Areas

Hammond district residents hosted and visited over Memorial Day weekend with gatherings at the Gilbert and Faust homes. Names include Mrs E M Gilbert Mrs Mabel Needham Mr E M Gilbert Albert Faust Ros Pappan and others. The Scala palace in Verona notes the Scaliger rule from 1260 to 1887.

Verona Scaliger

West Saline Residents See Local Family News

Marie Kuebler returns to school after mastoid operation. Mrs. Leo Smith and her Monroe family visited Lonnie Alston on Sunday. Mrs. John Lesser of Ann Arbor visits sister Mrs. William Roehm as Rev. and Mrs. Carl Heneberg dine with them.

Marie Kuebler Leo Smith Monroe Lonnie Alston John Lesser Ann Arbor William D. Roehm Carl Heneberg

Judd District Social Round Visits Mentioned

Friday evening callers visited the Joe Fleury and Edward Langstaff homes. The Langstaff Bailey and Desbrough households hosted visitors including the Richards family and Ruth Ann. Ann Arbor guests Billie joined afternoon calls by the Rich ards and Yape families along with Will Gallaher.

Earle Ruth Earle Joe Fleury D. G. Richards Edward Langstaff Bailey Homes A. G. Richards Clyde Desbrough George Richards Ruth Ann Hebert Richards

Central York Notes On Local Visits And School Closure

Malcolm Sanders is home on a 21 day furlough. Alger Allison visited his brother Millard and family near Macon on Tuesday. Alger Allison stopped at Mrs. James Critenden’s home in Mooreville. Oak Grove school closed Friday with a picnic at the schoolhouse with Mrs. John Dicks as teacher. Ziva Omalev and wife spend a week in Detroit for their son Thomas’s wedding and visiting daughter-in-law Mrs Alex Omalev of New York City who is in Detroit briefly.

Malcolm Sanders Alger Allison Millard Macon James Critenden Mooreville Oak Grove John Dicks Ziva Omalev Detroit Thomas Alex Omalev New York City

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Lods Auo Co Michigan’ Associated Telephone Co London Stratford Street England Tokyo Churchill Moorsville Krupp John Wilson Janet Byers Annie Essen Germany Alfred Krupp Thes Pioneer Women OF Hammond District Roy Rogers E. M. Gilber Lloyd Carey E. M. Gilbert Vernon Rowe Mabel Needham Ros Fanny Pappan Britton Albert Faust Claude Gilbert Manley Robison Deerfield Shirley Dresselhouse Saline Valley Farms Fred Wahl Edward Sneary Adrian Harold Colby Rethburr Raymond Francis Oakville George Uphaus Manchester Ralph Hammond Ella McMann Ella Collins Tecumseh Charles Miller George Miller West Saline Judd Central York Saline Theatre Martha O'Driscoll Noah Beery, Jr Edward Arnold Babe Hope In Claudette Colbert Fred McMurray Shirley Ross-Bartoh Hepburn Miss Julie Eric van Stromberg Mary Beth ‘Hughes Rita Hayworth Robert Lowery-Phylis Brooks Fury
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