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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
2
The Saline Observer notes its publication details with Thomas H. Doenges as editor and F W Giesel Jr as publisher, indicating second class postal status in Saline Michigan under the 1879 act.
To Start You Reminiscing local social notes list several couples: Marguer ite Hasley and Gerald C. Haslick, Merrille Harvey and Harold Deckert. A kitchen shower honors Laura Lambarth as she becomes the bride of Theodore Stroup of Milan. Loyal visitors include Mr and Mrs Leo Westphal and son Duane with Edna Gross at East Lansing for Boys State. Mrs Maude Greenfield attends Dorothy’s wedding.
Local items record Walters addressing Laverne Kramer at the Mooreville church, Mrs C F Unterkircher visiting Detroit sister ill, and a license issued to Oscar Meithammer and Florence Albert. Reports cover community events, a nearby car near miss on Michigan Avenue, home visits from Detroit and Kalamazoo, and a new gents' furnishing store opening.
Forty years ago Miss Vesta Schaffer of Belleville visited Saline friends. Mrs. William Muir and sons Marvin and Harold of Imlay City stayed with relatives here. The Schaible-Wiedman Auto Company sold eight cars in two days, a selling record for the week. Edna Smith and others attended a C. E. Conference in Detroit. A. F. Clark boasts five rows of sweet corn knee high by the Fourth.
Call Saline 37 with your items of view and social events or drop them in the letter box at The Saline Observer office.
Governor Williams vetoed a bill moving Michigan’s 1952 primary from September to June. He warned the measure served partisan interests, would disrupt the election process, and prolong campaigns, urging time for servicemen ballots without shifting the date four months.
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