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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
5
Weekend and weekday calls reveal visits by Mrs. Harry Parsons and Dr. Fred Wahr in Ann Arbor Saline and Tecumseh trips. Reports cover accidents near Ann Arbor, Camp Fire and Jersey Breeders news, school field trips, Camp Fire plans, church events, agricultural orders, birthdays, and community happenings in Washtenaw County with multiple named individuals and local institutions.
Mrs Mabel Stierle visited relatives in Detroit over the weekend. Edith Heimerdinger visits her aunt Mrs Fred Brenson for two weeks. A farewell party for Jacob Bayha draws about seventy five guests. George Roller and family move into a new home on McKay Street. Mrs David Gordon and June Warner visit local families from Detroit. Elia Glazier returns to Minneapolis after wintering with Indiana friends. Mrs Arthur G Briggs named president of Detroit New Century Club. Miss Leola Hanson marries Karl Theurer at the Lutheran parsonage Rev Adolf Lederer officiating and they move into the Thomas Boyd farm home newly furnished for occupancy.
Charles Herbert and sister move into Mrs Townsend's house. agron Luckhardt sells 80 acres in Saline township Section 20 to John Wiedmayer. Mr and Mrs M Leonard entertain children. George Gannett and wife move east of the school grounds into the Sturm house. John Drake buys the E Ri Olds property on North Lewis street and plans to move tomorrow. Miss Vesta Mills returns from illness in Ann Arbor. W F Larzelere and wife prepare to ship household goods to Detroit by April first. Edwin Webb of Ypsilanti, former resident, dies at 73 after long illness.
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