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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
5
Ed Feldkamp remains on the sick list. Mrs. Bert Ede visits Ban croft. Helen Haarer back to school after mumps. Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parsons in Detroit. The Woman's Club hosts a March 26 program with Detroit Edison lighting exhibit. Digest covers numerous visits, illnesses, meetings, and social events through Saline area families.
Calvin Zahn and Miss Vera Zahn visited sister Miss Mildred in Detroit. Mrs. Edward DePuy sent Florida oranges to friends. Glenn Tower and Herman Rentschler visits noted. Families gathered at John Burkhardt’s home. George Braun returned from California with news of Santa Ana. Niethammers travel via San Francisco and Salt Lake City en route to Michigan.
THIRTY YEARS AGO Glen Howard of Manchester was in town on Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Hagle of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with her parents south of town. Mrs. Abraham Dreble died at her home in Lodi Sunday morning at age 74. The old Henry street house, formerly owned by Lorenzo Haight, has been torn down. Adam Schroen of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with his mother east of town. The Sturm family plans a move to Cadillac. G. M. Rouse of Atlanta visits to manage a soon-vacated farm. Vesta Mills and class will give a music recital at the Mattison home south of town tomorrow evening. Stoneberner and Dean families of Starks visiting the Bond home. Carl Josenhans returns to Detroit for civil engineering work with the Detroit river dredge. Fox hunt at Watkins Station ends with one fine specimen after a hard day. Mrs Louise Herter, 72, widow of John G Herter, dies in Lodi township after lingering illness. Born in Lodi March 6 1864 to Erhard Stollsteimer. Survived by four daughters four sons two brothers and many grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Beth Jerusalem Church with Rev Schmale. Interment Bethlehem Cemetery.
Central York reports several Stautch family members with scarlet fever. Mrs. Wiedman of Saline spent Friday with Mrs. Leslie Bailey. Ernest Bailey of Ann Arbor visited his parents. The visiting nurse examined Oak Grove school children. Leslie Bailey's family and Ione Bailey joined church funeral attendees for Nancy Critten den in Mooreville on March 7.
South Saline reports Detroit visitor Mrs. Leon Vealey and illness lists for Mrs. Vealey and Mrs. Alonzo Kutler. Several local visits occur with the Craig, Stilts, and Glover households. Joyce Vealey remains hospitalized in Ford hospital after a minor operation and scarlet fever quarantine.
Macon W. E. Camburn spent Saturday with friends in Detroit. Numerous visits and weekend guests across Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Britton and Jackson. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. J D Frost injured in auto crash convalescing at home and Mrs. Howell honored with birthday cakes.
B J Killham of Michigan State College reports dairy herds free of contagious abortion disease have increased more than fortyfold since five years ago. This year 261 dairymen earned certificates for accredited herds versus six in 1932, as federal state and county agents collaborate to cut the danger.
Professor H. H. Musselman of Michigan State College says two companies will offer low priced combines this summer. The machines, selling for about $600, will cut five foot swaths and could have significant effects on Michigan agriculture according to Musselman in East Lansing.
Michigan election law requires the township clerk to register voters personally on most days except Sundays and holidays. The notice lists dates in March 1936 for registration review and reregistration and specifies residency and eligibility requirements for the next election. Grenoble, France reports Alpine guides seek a life pension for a canine hero who saved a skier at 22 degrees below zero after 86 hours.
An Indiana evangelist who once rang a fire alarm to draw a crowd declares there is a fire alarm the unregenerate cannot dodge without mending their ways.
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