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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
5
A long list of visitors and alumni from Hillsdale College attended the Alumni banquet in Saline and weekend gatherings with local families. Residents and guests from Ann Arbor Detroit Jackson Lansing Fort Wayne and other towns noted for social visits, correspondence, and travel. A hospital move and community activities punctuate the local scene.
Fifteen years ago ten boys and girls were graduating from high school this year. Mrs. Fred Schmid is confined to the house with a sprained ankle. Dorothy Lehman, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Lehman, has scarlet fever. August F Blaess of Chicago visited his brother Max Blaess. Mrs. Melvina Minor and children head to Ypsilanti for summer. Mrs. Francis Gould and grandson Alien Griffen visit Detroit relatives. Mr and Mrs J N Lewis of Detroit visit Eliza Hammond and brothers Bert and Ralph. Mrs. D A Townsend travels to Lansing to visit son Leigh Townsend. Henry Bredernitz sustained a broken forearm and swollen neck from a fall at a barn raising. George Boettner is adding a garage and hall at Bridgewater. J Claire Wood, 45, died in Detroit. he was a noted ornithologist born in Saline July 27, 1871.
Thirty years back Alfred Bond has his house freshly painted and the Arbeiter Verein plans a July 4 celebration in town. Charles Feldkamp schemes to raise a new barn tomorrow as Miss Cynthia Mitchell dies suddenly at home and funeral set for Friday. Elven graduates join three young men at the high school exercises in the opera house while residents visit kin in nearby towns. various locals update on shops, saloons, and travels to Buffalo and Royal Oak.
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