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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
2
Entered as second class matter in the Post Office at Saline Michigan under the act of March 3 1879 Subscription price 2 50 per year in advance in Michigan 3 00 per year in advance out of state and in U S Possessions Single copy .05 Advertising rates upon request.
Miss Mary Morden attended the funeral of her cousin Dr Esli T. Morden in Adrian Friday afternoon. Mrs Clarence Johnson Mrs Arthur Cuff Mrs Hugh Austin and Mrs Arthur Jacobsen attended the wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth Giffen and Rev Hillis McKenzie at the First Presbyterian Church Ellwood City PA Sunday evening. A birthday party honored Mrs Clare Adams of Dundee at Robert Starling home last Thursday with guests Mr and Mrs Clarence Wiebusch and family. A cub family picnic is set for Saline Park Tuesday June 15 followed by awards at the pack night program after dinner.
Village warns that ball playing on streets must stop and the marshal will arrest violators. Edgar Guthardt hosted classmates early this week. Herbert Cornish returns from Soo to spend summer. D L Quirk Jr. almost died trying to rescue a cow from Peninsular mill pond last week. Burglary hits depot and Ford's store with pennies taken and valuables snatched. Weenie roast held at Mr Mead's flat despite muddy grounds after heavy rain.
Donald Caldwell of Denver visits his aunt Mrs. C. F. Unterkircher. Jesse Cowly, home from two years in the navy, spends time with his mother Eva Cowly at the Unterkircher home. The Curtiss and Briggs families travel to Camden Michigan for Rev. George A. Brown's commitment services and visit Hillsdale on the return trip. Harold Gray leaves for Crystal Lake cottage May 31 and returns Friday. Judy Haswell is home from the university for summer. Townsley, Royal, Wilkinson groups visit Walfred Larson and attend Baccalaureate. Paul Lee and Mary Lou join Junior Choir Festival in Ann Arbor with Sharon Arthur taking part. John Schleh of Ann Arbor visits Saline. Max Haswell and Sally visit Bond Collier in Pinckney. Lou and Frank Greadys host dinner in South Lyons.
A camp fire gathering of Camp Fire girls occurred Friday evening at the Indian mound. Miss Wilson of Detroit addressed the group while Mrs. S R Wilson spent last Thursday with Mrs. R J Redhouse of Detroit.
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Donald Francisco and children vacationing at his parents home in Wayland. Mrs Roland Rothe of Manchester visited cousin Miss Nellie Armbruster. Miss Isabel Paul taken to St Joseph Hospital for observation. Grover Burgan on furlough with wife and mother. Mr and Mrs Alwin Burkhart learned their son Dean had a serious operation for intestinal disorder and will be at Fort Bliss Texas for some time. Miss Dora Holmes to graduate from Michigan State Normal at Ypsilanti with Roscoe Bonisteele speaker. Willard The-
The May Fun Club meeting was hosted by Mrs. Joyce Johnson at her home. After a brief business session, members held a white elephant sale raising funds for the Saline Community Hospital. Guests Alice Goltz Arlene Bersuder Audry Feuerbacher and Jeanine Trelan attended from Saline. Next gathering will be at Virginia Alber’s home.
A quotation from Schlegel about beginnings, faith, and forward progress. The line emphasizes that bold ventures start with belief and initiative.
A college announces that graduates Urer and Orville Erwin will receive their diplomas in absentia because they have entered military or national service.
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