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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
4
Within recent years the funeral director has taken upon his shoulders many duties formerly left to the family and friends of the one who had passed on. He acts as a confidential advisor, giving expert advice on delicate and important matters.
Local notices report numerous visits, travels, and greetings among Saline residents and nearby towns. Names include Bert Derendinger, Mrs. W. R. Stierle, Fred Burkhart, C. F. Ernst, and many families visiting Toledo Ann Arbor Detroit Ypsilanti and Jackson. A summer festival planning and a gas station incident are noted.
Thirty years ago Otto Bliss clerks for C F Unterkircher G M Rouse travels to Chicago to spend weeks Brick work on the new M E church began John Sears buys Norman Covert home Murt McMullen displays water and gas fountain B Ford suffers paralysis Milk at the creamery wagon mishap during unloading One horse sustains a leg injury Postoffice revenue rises to become presidential office July 1 George Burkhart nominated for postmaster Tra Webster wins $1081 22 in probate court after court appeals
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs Edward Buckman and daughter Virginia visited at his mother Mrs L S Pierce in Hillsdale. Miss Minnie Buckman returned with them. Mae Wheeler and nieces Katherine and Doris Wheeler and Blanche Crandall plan a Washington DC visit. Charles Wright and son of Coldwater stayed with Conrad Boettmer. Seniors visit Pleasant Lake. Ella Clark home from Alma for summer. William Bernard of Cleveland visited his brother George Bernard. Robert Greene of Walkerville Ontario stayed with William Towler. Emma Burrow sails to Mackinaw for summer. Mabil and Mildred Tower visited Harry Tower in Ann Arbor. Hubert Spangler of Detroit spent weekend with G C Townsend. Geo W Cook & Son advertise $75 used car sale this week.
A vintage advertisement touts San Yak pills as a remedy to outwit fatigue high blood pressure and dizziness. It claims kidney and stomach relief and antiseptic laxative effects for the bowels with a bold 953 percent disease prevention claim sold by all druggists.
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