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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
5
Local residents report visits from Michigan cities including Detroit Ann Arbor and Royal Oak. Weddings quilting parties church events and Camp Fire Girls celebration mark community life with helps meals cards prizes and anniversaries while Pauline Rogers fights scarlet fever and the area notes several illnesses and family gatherings.
A retrospective notice lists residents moving homes on the town line and local families changing abodes. It notes the death of Mrs. Walter L. Nissly after a heart illness and various marriages, moves, and visits among Saline township residents.
Thirty years ago J G Day sold his farm south of town to a Detroit party while Stanley Murray sold his farm on easy street to William Martin. Irving Corbet and family moved into Cynthia Mitchel rooms. Charles Guthardt plans to build on his east town farm this summer. Robins and other birds indicate early spring. E A Hauser administrator of the Tate estate will dispose of all property this spring. A new Saline-named electric car is promised by May first with baggage space. A drug store purchase was made from Lister and Sheeder. KE F Weinmann will run the store with Weinmann and Matthews. Washtenaw County Sunday school convention met locally with officers D A Crittenden president A J Warren vice president Mrs Ola Hammond secretary.
The junior class at the high school staged Meet Uncle Sally last night to a good crowd. Miss Gladys Thibaut directed a strong performance on the new stage with detailed living room set. Proceeds will fund the J-Hop spring social event.
Ned Kalder of North Ann Arbor street collided in Ypsilanti last Wednesday afternoon with Bert Campbell of Ypsilanti. Both drivers escaped injury as the vehicles sustained considerable damage.
Good value tires advertised with green Duco finish. Auto motor noted as a feature. Price listed at $195.00 including 1931 license plates. Sold by GEO. W. COOK & SON, authorized Chevrolet dealers.
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