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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
5
Local notes show many visits with relatives in Saline and nearby towns. Several illnesses Pneumonia and recovery updates. A fatal auto accident near Lincoln claimed Joe Dunn. Community events include a church young people gathering and a charity bridge pedro party.
Fifteen years ago Mrs Katherine Stang visited her children in Pontiac. Miss Minnie Ruckman visited her brother E A Ruckman in Hillsdale. Mrs J B Wallace went to Detroit for her aunt Mrs Margaret McGarrys eightieth birthday. Mr and Mrs G M Bradley of Lansing visited relatives in Saline, then returned to Jackson later. The Brensons moved to a new home on South Ann Arbor Street. Charles Sayler of Wayne bought the Lodi farm. A play Old Fashioned Mother is planned for the Saline opera house the week of March 17 with a date to be set. Benjamin N Smith died Sunday in his eightieth year. funeral at home and burial in Ann Arbor. Mrs Amos Miller went to Ann Arbor to meet daughters en route to Atlantic City for the National Teachers Association and a Washington inauguration trip.
Thirty years ago Miss Martha Berner of Dexter visits Miss Olga Layher and Miss Mary Allmendinger of Ann Arbor calls on Miss Louise Burkhart. Miss Ibbie Niethammer expected home from California and Washington. J B Rogers and family plan to occupy the Gordon house upper rooms soon. Rheinhart Lademann and family visit Mrs JF Ackley in Gibgonburg Ohio. It is rumored Reuben Rogers rented the Will Rogers house on Adrian street.
Warner Terrell of Dundee spent Wednesday afternoon with Leslie Bailey and family. Electa Murray stayed a night with Mr. and Mrs. Libert Richards of Ann Arbor. Jacob Stecher and Clyde Matthews visited the Bailey home Friday afternoon. Clyde Matthews remains with his mother Mrs. Jacob Stecher. York Baptist Sunday school members with February birthdays had a party at Carlton Murray’s home Friday. Parker Murray and children of Salem township visited their mother Mrs. Hattie Murray and daughter Electa Murray Sunday. Leslie Bailey and Edith Bailey spent Thursday afternoon with Ernest Bailey and went with Clarence Johnson and Ione Bailey of Saline township.
The Buchre Club gathered at Raymond Riggs home Monday night. P T A met at the school house Friday night with music by Miss Wiedmayer and a quartet. Mr Langstaff gave a talk followed by a discussion on The Money in the Home. April meeting planned by Carson Ruth Carson and Mrs Hagen. Potluck supper.
Neighbors hosted a farewell for the Mohrhardt family while John Stimpson returned from Monroe for the weekend. Local families hosted and visited across Hammond and nearby towns including Ypsilanti Clinton Maybee and Ridge road with dinners and calls on Sunday and Monday.
Central Lodi sees George Drake work for Albert Raus this year. Harold Finch from Saline visits his brother Sunday. Mrs Harry Finch spent Friday with Mrs Simon Girbach. Walter Moore begins work for Charlie Lambarth March 1. Mr and Mrs Carl Cornell host Saturday with Bert Moore. Norman Moore visits family. Mr and Mrs John Williams plan to move to Hertler Brothers farm in Lodi township. William Birkle family and Edith and Dorothy Moore visit Bert Moore’s home. Simon Girbach who worked on Hertler farm moves to Christian Girbach place. William Lindemann attends wedding anniversary for Fred Rentz marking 18th year of marriage.
Mr and Mrs Guy Zeloff entertained their euchre club Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Herman Mehler and family were Ann Arbor visitors on Saturday. The family of Amos Buckniarat has been released from quarantine for scarlet fever.
Stanley Adamczyk moves with family from near Britton to William Henne farm. Hugh Craig remains ill but improved, still bedbound. Sam and Chelsea Craig visit from Chelsea. Adolph Drum and Detroit family visit Paul Metzger. Dick Kreinschmidt from Ann Arbor visits Herman Mehler. Roscoe Craig from Milan moves to Hugh Craig home. Pearl Dillon and son Walter visit from Milford. Elizabeth Kovacs and Inez Spence from Clara Ford nursing home as weekend guests. Harold Hammond hosts birthday dinner for Mrs Mehler.
Community announcements cover moves to Britton, illness recoveries, weekend gatherings in Ypsilanti and Adrian, and visits among families in Macon, Clinton, Rome Center, and Jackson. Also included is a mortgage foreclosure notice for property in Pittsfield Township with a June 6 1936 sale date.
Mortgage foreclosure notice details default on a 1926 Ann Arbor mortgage by Charles Gallup and Harriet Gallup to Ann Arbor Savings Bank. The loan was assigned to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in 1936. Claim shows $5,000 principal and additional amounts for interest taxes insurance and attorney fees.
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