Saline Observer notices second-class postal status
The Saline Observer is entered as second-class matter in the Saline, Michigan post office under the 1879 act, per standard publication records.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
2
The Saline Observer is entered as second-class matter in the Saline, Michigan post office under the 1879 act, per standard publication records.
Mr and Mrs D B Dean of Gregory moved into the Aaron Luckhardt house on Henry Street. Mr and Mrs F O Wiedman celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a home gathering. Flag Day activities drew merchants and residents. Marilyn and Nancy Sturm of Ypsilanti visited the Roy Rogers family. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Kuebler at the hospital on June 10 set a local birth record with eleven prior girls. L A Tanners new warehouse will be formally opened to the public.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Miller and his parents were summoned to Columbus Ohio last Friday evening because his grandmother faced a serious illness.
Twenty years ago Wesley Dieteken works in the Smith store for the summer. Four local boys face consequences for vandalism in empty buildings. Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham and Mr and Mrs Charles Miller attend exercises at Memorial Park in Detroit. The Senior Class visits Niagara Falls this week. Jesse Bird Sr of York had his milk route disrupted by a drunken driver. Herman Guthardt and Reuben Finkbeiner work as carpenters in Detroit for H R Schill of Ypsilanti. The Class of 1930 graduates are the last from the old school building, numbering twenty one.
Several from here viewed Dewey Friday in Detroit. Grasshoppers are on the march again. G. J. Nissley thanks for a box of strawberries. Another cyclone passed through our state yesterday doing damage. Miss Helen Lindenschmidt.
A narrator recalls being surprised to attend a high school square dancing class with his wife and fellow men. He enjoys the lesson and plans to return, urging open mindedness about new ideas and temperate beer or ale.
Mrs. Warner aged 84 completed her course at Cleary Business College last Thursday and died at her daughter Mrs. Harmon’s home Thursday noon. Mrs. S. D. Van Duren, an invalid for years, passed away Friday June 6.
Washtenaw County Michigan Probate Court schedules June 21 1950 hearing for final administration account of Leon Quinn estate. Public notice to run in Saline Observer for three weeks prior. Judge Jay H Payne presiding.
Determination of heirs in the State of Michigan, No 38380, in Ann Arbor City, was ordered published on May 24, 1950.
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