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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
5
Local notes detail visits, travels, and gatherings from Saline and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs. Parsons, Miss Alma Ernst, and Mr. Clay undertake trips to Wayne county, Detroit, Lansing, and Port Austin while families host visitors, attend church circles, and plan reunions. Postmaster O Neill changes noted along with camp trips, school staff shifts, and civic notices.
The Probate Court of Wash tenaw County Michigan orders public publication for Mae L. McDonald to be the administrator of Jack McDonald's estate or another suitable person. Hearing set for July 23, 1935 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the probate office. Publication required weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer.
Fifty plus sentences recount 19th century era social visits in Saline and nearby towns. Mrs. Mike Gross of Ann Arbor visits George Hertler. Mr. and Mrs. Moody in Detroit. Schaible Sait children of Scio with Fred Gross. Eugene Crittenden and Miss Feldkamp dine with E H Cook. Sherman Stoddard visits families of Etta Stoddard and Amos Miller. Suddaby family and daughter visit Fusdick. Frank Parsons visiting cousin Mrs. George W. Barr. Westphal family motor to Lansing to see A. E. Rood. Burkhardt relatives gather for Sunday at their home with Fahner, Schink, Rogers, Hoppe, Rogers siblings.
Mary Walker returns for a vacation. Mae Wheeler visits Ann Arbor friends. Charles Guthard and family visit Milwaukee relatives. Will Ehnis and family visit J G Ehnis in Chelsea. Mary Webb and Jennie leave for Chicago Grand Rapids and Vermontville. Otto Schairer marries Elizabeth Swift of Battle Creek. Cone Lighthall and Nina Geissel marry in Detroit then settle in Chelsea. Harrison W Bassett among eight living 1854 U of M graduates. alumni reunion shifts to Dearborn trip with Grier and Duffield spouses.
Washington reports Dr. James L. Clark warns that mankind faces the rapid extinction of major wild life brands as hunting and habitat destruction continue. He urges museums to mount and preserve specimens for future study while noting birds may outlast fishes and giant forms persist in deep seas. A 14 inch Moorish dagger from Tripoli Battle linked to John D. Henley ends note.
Fort Wayne officials hear a proposal from the Johnny Appleseed association at the Men’s Garden club meeting to issue a U S postage stamp and coin commemorating Johnny Appleseed John Chapman. The Appleseed Commission will consider the idea and act soon. A commemorative gavel shaped like an apple and seed was given to the Garden club, carved from a local apple tree limb planted by Chapman.
England announces a limited one design jubilee stamp set for 43 dependencies with a portrait of King George and Windsor Castle on all denominations. Stamps go on sale May 6 and run through December 31 before unsold stocks are destroyed. South Africa and New Zealand may issue similar stamps. Michigan anthropologists puzzle over Indian skeleton holes, theorizing holes as soul exits after death.
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