Community Notes From Saline And Surrounding Towns
Wednesday visitors included Mrs. Gottlieb inkbeiner and others visiting Barbara Bauer at the Walter Rawson home in Bridgewater township. Families attended the Saline Firemen’s Ball and shared Sunday calls, church events, and a drama at St. James Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Gottlieb
Inkbeiner
Worrin Bauer
Karen
Barbara Bauer
Walter Rawson
Bridgewater Township
Marguerite Lawrenz
Clarence Feldkamp
Erwin Feldkamp
Dexter
Samuel Zahn
Keene Funeral Home
Gottlieb Finkbeiner
Lorrin Bauer
Karen Bauer
E.F. Lawrenz
Detroit
Theodore Braun
Saline
Oscar Klein
Lauren Finkhbeiner
Glenn Weber
Robert Dieterle
David Gordon
William Finkbeiner
Alvin Finkbeiner
Norbert Weder
Leo Smith
Don Howard
Monroe
Lonnie Alston
St. James’ Church
Women’s Guild
Warren Finkbeiner
Adrian
Carl Williams
Tecumseh
Victor Wedemeyer
C. D. Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Linnda Klein
Delbert Miller
Ida
Herman Kohler
George Ernst
Jacob Finkbeiner
William Boehm
Thanks to Fire Departments and Helpers After Last Week’s Fire
The Klumpp family thanks Saline and Manchester fire departments Mrs. Paul Hieber and neighbors for help during their Wednesday night fire on Weber Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Hospital
Saline Fire Department
Saline
Manchester
Paul Hieber
Raymond Klumpp
Weber Road
Hunt for Money Prompts Saline Observer Sale Offer
Readers are invited to consider purchasing archives of the Saline Observer as a source of local history. The sale highlights include preserved issues and potential access to past community events and advertisements.
Mrs Lindenschmidt Sees The Ronald Colmans In Action
Mrs C K Lindenschmidt of Saline visited NBC studios to see Mr and Mrs Ronald Colman in person and hear their radio show The Halls of Ivy. The couple star as a college president and his former musical comedy wife in a Friday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Lindenschmidt
Saline
Hollywood
William
NBC
Ronald Colman
Ivy
Ronnie
Benita
Jack Benny
Lindenschmidt
Great Coal Regions Outline Appalachians and Central States
The two major coal areas are the Appalachian region and the Central States. Appalachian coal fields stretch from Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio down through West Virginia and eastern Kentucky, including parts of Virginia Tennessee and northern Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian
Central States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama
Also Mentioned on This Page
Business & Professional Directory
A. A. Dings
River Street
Blissfield, Mich
Livestock & General Auctioneer
Blissfield
Ypsilanti Piano Co
United Roofing & Siding Company
John F. Seitz
Bemis Road
Mullen
D. Belt
Wyandotte, Mich
Klager
New Hampshire
U. S
Bridgewater
Chelsea
Rapp
Macon Rd
Loren Hinderer
N. Lewis
Milton A. Hartman
W. Mich. Ave
Saline Attix
Mich
Us- 112
Truckadero
Max Shelton
Schmid’s
Hay
Lewis Scherdt
H. Rentschler
New Speedway Dr
E. Henry
Dan Levelier
Ford
Maple Rd
Schmid
HyGrade
Peets
Peters
Swift
Carroll Frost
Farmlym
Saline Mercantile Company
Federal Land Bank
Robert Hall
Sec
Treas
National Farm Loan Association
Liberty St. Ann. Arbor
ReGenway
East Jordan
Michigan
Marilyn Alber
West Saline
Warren Fi
Orrin Hagemeyer
Portage
Allen Faulhaber
Elmer Alber
Waldo Papsdorf
Stuhlmann
Godfrey
Packard Rd
Ann Arbor, Miochigan
N. R. Wiedmayer
M. Mitchell
Optometrist
Optical Laboratory
Lodi
Russell Finch
Milan
Platt Road
Huron Valley van Lines
Tan
Ypsilants
North American
van Lines
Stanger Furniture
Liberty St
Jim
Main
Elmer J. Steer
Michigan Ave
Saline, Mich
Jenks
Jewelers
Central Dead Stock CO
Limidation Sale
N. L. Mangoune
Fourth Ave
Delux
S. Fourth Ave
Mls
United Stationery & Card Shop
E. W. Frahm
Milan, Mich
W. Main St
Adrian Tankage Co
Guardian
Evergreen Memorial Works
East Village
Us-112
Clinton
Harold Frey
Ann Arbor St
Saline High School
Emma Drake
Haviland Tavern
Standard Oil
Haarer’s
Frank's Texaco
Burkhart
Gilbert’s
R & B Tool Co
Hartman Insurance
Fireman and
Frede Insurance Agency
Woodmen Accident Co
Woodmen Central Assurance Co
Amherst Ave
Ronald Colmans
Great Coal Regions
Ken Edward
Legion Home Saline
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