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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
A long local column records visits and greetings among Saline residents. Miss Evelyn Ernst receives personal items. numerous family and friend gatherings span Detroit Dexter Jackson Ann Arbor and nearby towns. Several weddings and confirmations are noted along with church and club events.
The message thanks friends neighbors and relatives for many acts of kindness and expresses gratitude to Rev Wittbracht for comforting words and to the singers. Also named are Mrs Mary Zahn Mrs Kenneth Wheeler Mrs Hugene Lama Harold Yam Ernest Zahn and Carl Zahn.
A patchwork of local notes recalls Bert Dereninger in Toledo, Ferman Clements at a Flint cattle sale, Carl Webb visiting Irvington, Esther and Margaret Fairbank in Detroit, Walter Cook at Fort Sheridan, and a Freedom conference attended by Mr and Mrs John Burkhardt. Mentions of visits to Detroit and Belle Isle, Harl Fosdick tidying West Michigan avenue, Wheelock buying the Clough house, and Memorial day plans with Ed Clark and Camp Custer in Saline.
Mrs. Martin Fucss of Ann Arbor in town Tuesday. L Heininger family from Chvnars at Fairbank home for a week. Frank Cubitt of Grand Rapids visited E H Cressy. Miss Hurd closed Sutherland district school with picnic and program. Robins abundant this year. Jeannetta and Olive Moore hosted pupils Friday night. Cres sy sisters Olive Nellie Eva and A Shooter attended Dexter commencement. Tuesday storm at H Platts Pittsfield stormed roof and bedroom. no injuries. Mr and Mrs Hol Muir hosted about twenty friends Tuesday. Mrs Staib and Don Sweet won first prizes. Julia Dunn and Fred Schmid won booby. Lunch at noon. pleasant time. Mrs K B Simmons and Mrs Wheeler leave for Jefferson Ohio then New York to visit relatives. Ed Feldkamp brought to market a fine drove of steers.
In a Tecumseh Herald report 20 hogs averaged 1 287 pounds with twelve under two years old, sent to Buffalo. Also noted is Mr. Feldkamp shipping many fat hogs. The Tecumseh Clearing House Association has wound up, paying stockholders in cash. It cashed 30 000 to 40 000 checks totaling over 951 000 with a single rubber check loss under 30.
The Observer promotes guidance for readers on saving and investing cash wisely. It invites readers to consider local merchant advertisements in The Observer for practical options and strategies.
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