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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
5
A long list of visitors and guests fills local social pages from Saline to Ann Arbor. Detroiter Mr. and Mrs. Davenport visit Detroit business circles while Clinton and Dexter residents share family visits. weddings, gatherings, and school events feature among in town and surrounding area highlights.
Mrs Nettie Muir of Imlay City died in Ann Arbor after a six week illness. Funeral services were held in Lydia. Antonette Sanford born August 5 1869 in Lodi township resided in Imlay City after marrying William Muir August 29 1894. She was the last of three Sanford siblings, survived by husband two sons Mervin and Harold and mother Lydia Sanford. She was a Saline High School and State Normal at Ypsilanti graduate.
The couple wed at the Tower home on Wednesday June 7 at 2 30. Rev George McTaggart officiated. Bride wore white canton crepe and carried pink and white roses. The mandolin and violin provided music. Mildred and Dorothy Tower assisted as servers. The couple planned to reside at 318 North Ann Arbor Street after a union trip to Sand Lake. Attendees included Ida and August Uphaus and Theodore Uphaus of Manchester. Rev McTaggart and family. Fred Rowe of York. Mummery family. Louise Tower. Juliette Manne. John Rowe. Charles Harmon. Kate Weinenett. Ben Uphaus. F O Wiedman. A J Gregg. Fred Schaible.
A surprise silver wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. William Sturm was held at their home attended by about sixty relatives and neighbors. The event featured roses and peonies, an elaborate luncheon, and a large twenty five candle wedding cake. Guests from Ann Arbor Detroit Monroe Norvell Manchester and Ypsilanti joined for the milestone.
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