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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
5
Central York and nearby towns report a weekend of visits and gatherings. Families including Hamlon Richards Bailey Murray Gordon and others shared time with relatives in Lodi Milan Saline and Dundee. Notable events include a funeral near Ann Arbor and a 63 year old woman’s passing with services at home.
Mr and Mrs Emil Milkey entertained Mrs Schmidt and daughter of Ridgeway. D G Richards and A G visited C B Jackson of Lodi. Harold Jewell called to Sonia by his cousin s death in an accident. Mrs Sidney Yape and Florine Richards of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with their parents. Robert Dieterle has recovered at home from illness in Ann Arbor hospital. D G Richards visited Mrs Anna Gray who is sick at her daughter s home in Britton. P T A met at the home of Earl Thearer with 30 present. Meeting opened by president B F Tyler with Love s Old Sweet Song and Lord s Prayer. A short business session followed and progressive pedro played. John Dicks and Mrs Jewell received high honor. Paul Richards and Sidney Sommer consolations. April meeting set for the 4th Monday at the home of P C Sommer.
Clarence Feldkamp sawed wood Monday while Joseph Schaible and Oscar Weber butchered on Wednesday. Reuben Hartman, badly hurt in an automobile accident last week, is improving. Grace Ballantyne and Mrs. William Kinsley visited Saline residents. Paul Estermyer aided Hartman’s chores. Erwin Feldkamp recovers and receives monthly electric treatments at St Joseph Mercy in Ann Arbor.
Everett and Claire Gilbert had dinner with Mr and Mrs Robert Love. Mr and Mrs Ray Frisbee and son from Milan visited Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cornish on Sunday. Ernest Needham and wife of Milan spent Sunday with HE Stimpson. Ed Braggs of Toledo visited sister Vera Goodin and family. Ruby Young and Lucille Cody of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Minnie Hammond Saturday.
Residents from Saline Monroe and surrounding areas are listed visiting friends and relatives. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Sam Craig of Saline with Hugh Craig. Miss Madge Garrett of Ann Arbor staying with Leon Vealey. and numerous calls among local families. A safety incident reports carbon monoxide exposure at the Roe home basement. The Gleason PTA met with Harold Boice. travel accounts from Mrs Hutzel were shared.
West Mooreville notes list June Holcomb on sick list. Detroit visitors Loyal Kanitz and Clayton Braman. Glaud Sanford and family from Milan visited S. W. Sanford home. Funeral of Mrs Sarah M Shaw in Ann Arbor attended by A J Turner and wife. Waldo Wardle and Vern Quackenboss of Ypsilanti at Emmett Hendershot home. Fred Lewis visited Milan with P T Johnston and Norman Bighme. Mooreville school visitor Mrs Robinson from Ann Arbor. Margaret Holcomb of Wyandotte weekend with George and Mary Holcomb. Cecil Davenport and family from Saline visited Marshall Davenport’s. George Goldsmith and daughters of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with Gus Goldsmith family.
Thirty Michigan boys and girls named state champions by A G Kettunen. Canning club winners include Hdna Foltz Petoskey Amy Jean Holm blade Whitehall Louise Reighter Pittsford Wanda Welzien Freeland Katherine Wangeman East Jordan. Food study awards to Amy Webber Gaylord Louise Hakes Freeland Katherine Outwater Chelsea. Livestock champions Francis Terwilliger Howard City Gottfried Graff Stockbridge Gerald Kitson Rockford Cyril Spike Ypsilanti Carl Laxton Mason Hubert Park Pittsford Elmer Bryan Sand Creek Herman Walt Reese Warren Trinkbeiner Clinton James F Morse Jasper Elgin E Porter Blissfield Ernest Penrose Clare. Crops and garden winners Earl Rosenberger Breckinridge Edwin M Matzke Saginaw Sigrid Nasi Gogebic Carl Widger Gaylord Peter Apfel Elmira. Poultry champions Richard O'Reilly Alanson Lela Coors Alan son Edward Delamater North Adams Robert Van Leuven Milford. Forestry champion Morgan Thomas Ann Arbor.
A choir of 16 members from the African M. E. church of Ypsilanti will perform at Saline M. E. church on Wednesday evening April 2. The program features spirituals and classical music with a freewill offering for the African church building fund in Ypsilanti.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall above Citizens Bank with the subject Reality A testimonial meeting follows Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school opens after the morning service admitting pupils under 20
The incomparable Norma Talmadge is coming to the Liberty Theatre for Saturday and Sunday in The Woman Disputed. A splendid comedy accompanies the feature showing.
Detroit business visitor Miss Mae Wheeler called on friends Monday. Detroit resident Mrs. Harry Taylor visited Miss Cora Hull weekend. Wyandotte’s Dietiker and Hands visited W. E. Dietiker Saturday. Pontiac’s John Schwarzkopf joined Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Diekiker Friday. Marine City’s Eaton Bemis family visited Sunday with Cc A Jordan. Grand Rapids couple Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Parsons were Sunday guests of Charles Parsons. Mrs. E F Layher returned home after five weeks in Detroit with daughter Mrs Norman Wolfe. AT T System billed third annual sale set for Saturday March 29. Nineteen airplanes passed Saline in a southwest line yesterday morning.
The Farms Operating Corporation of Lenawee county marks its first year with 2500 acres under cultivation focusing on certified grains for seed and feeding livestock. Despite no profits and a loss, investors highlight gained experience, plan future crop shifts, and a shift to large scale tractor use reducing labor costs.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders hearing for the estate of Wesley Pickle disappeared. Public notice by four consecutive monthly publications in The Saline Observer, with hearing set for June 4, 1930 at 10:00 A.M. in Ann Arbor Probate Office. Judge Jay G. Pray oversees.
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