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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
3
Community news covers residents travel and relocations, farm activity, and social events. Notable items include marriages, reunions, and graduations in Saline and surrounding townships, with mentions of guests from Detroit Lansing and Bay City. Local agriculture shows and club activities are also reported along with road work and public notices.
Eileen Carla Moehn daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Moehn has been chosen to attend the first annual Wolverine Girls State a weeklong leadership training at the University of Michigan June 19 to 26 sponsored by the Michigan department of the American Legion Auxiliary Two hundred girls will participate in Ann Arbor to explore leadership roles for women in home and community Lessons will cover home economics nursing occupational therapy and arts The program includes a visit to University Hospital Jordan Hall housing ten counselors and a staff of Michigan Auxiliary officers and directors headed by Mrs George H Richardson and others
Miss Elizabeth Blythe Miller wed John Airey Jr of Ann Arbor in First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured four bridesmaids and a maid of honor with ushers. reception followed at the Michigan League. The bride, Smith College graduate, plans to reside in Ann Arbor after a wedding trip with the groom.
The Latine Observer announces a new booklet titled Home And Farm to be distributed soon. It compiles authentic home and farm related information from reputable sources and is designed for home and farm use. One thousand copies will be made available free to subscribers and other readers through advertiser and publisher cooperation.
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