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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

2

Central York News Briefs and Personal Notices

Joseph Sweeney was sick Saturday night while William Keyman visited Detroit on Wednesday. Herman Bartel called at Delaney Begal’s home Thursday. Henry Murray is home from Kalamazoo for his vacation. A son, Embert, was born to the Tee Geeta Earl Thearer family. Mrs. Rudolph Hertler’s child born at St Joseph Mercy hospital March 22. Mr. and Mrs. Alger Allison and son attended a Federated church meeting in Saline Monday evening. Mrs. Hattie Murray and daughter Electa and Mrs. John Daled met Myrl Murray at St Joseph Mercy hospital in Ann Arbor Saturday.

Joseph Sweeney William Keyman Detroit Herman Bartel Delaney Begal Henry Murray Kalamazoo Embert de Tee Geeta Earl Thearer Leslie Bailey Rudolph Hertler St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Alger “Allison and Son Féderated Church Saline Hattie Murray Electa John Myrl Murray St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor Carrie Smith Luther. Smith George’ Reese Ofrel Harmon Ira Hast Toledo Lizzie Carrol Clyde Gauntlett George Strats C.A. Torrey Alfred Otto Hanson Ralph Long la Jean Burton Long Milwaukee Aaron Westfall Dora Mae Reuben Edith Westfall Ernest Dieterle Doris Gil-man Ferndale Harold McLachlan Mary Louise and Millard F. Moore Ernest Williams Walter Cotton Jeroms Gebhardt Patricia and Jerry Fred Lewis E. Hendershot Dan Murray Ila Jane F Donald Luella Mae Emmett Herbert Smith Gertrude Engie Rea A. W. Lee Earl Phillips Jackson Jesse Lockwood Ivan Fred Spohr L. B. Jannasch Gainsburg Ernest Pi Ford Smith Walter Burnham Ernest DuBois Fred Cote Lyle Carlisle Lucille McCarbery Adrian Charles McCarbery George Ronald Doris Beasley Northville Bernice Underwood Roy, Sproull Clinton John Underwood Leon Boyd Gladwin Charles F. Brown Henry Bachman Walter Exelby Ella Allen Lottie Allen Sarah J. Hoagland Maud Grant Hoagland Milan Peter Swick Harry Jewell Ralph George Everett Haupt Russell Frank German Mae Beverly Amasa van Deventer Amosa Underwood William Bartley Doris Alma D. W. Martin Dorothy R. J. Benedict Arthur Bartel Virgil Harold Miller Glen Gripton Fayette Ohio Marvin Gregg Leon Exelby Esther Jane Joanna Presbyterian Church Tecumseh Charles Craft Patricia Ford Exelby Margaret Alice Willard van Antwerp Craft Edward Gripton Margaret Gripton Ypsilants GL. Gripton Harold Laskey Allen Abner Elizabeth Rankin Margaret Coleman W. M. Spencer George Price Millard Cheever John Brooks Dusine Barbary Brooks

Local Social Roundup from Hammond District

Mrs Vera Goodin visited Mrs Gertie Gilbert on Friday. The Love family spent Monday with Mrs Bertie Gilbert. Mr and Mrs George McTaggart dined with Mr and Mrs John Rowe Sunday. Several with relatives at Rothbury. Hammond families visited others in Milan Tecumseh Belleville and Detroit areas. Mrs Ernest Deem and son stayed for the week.

Vera Goodin Gertie Gilbert Dora Love Bertie Gilbert George McTaggart John Rowe B. M Gilbert Rothbury Harold Hammond Ralph Hammond Lena Gordon Orange Gordon John Boettger Belleville Glenn Gordon R. G. Deem Milan Andrew Girbach Herman Gall Lena Girbach Marion, Girbach Ann Arbor Glenn Gordon’s Dan O’brien Shirley Jean William Gotts Dolores Rae Clark Betty O’brien John Deem Detroit Ernest Deem

Easter Visits and Local Family Notes in Mooreville

West Mooreville residents report Easter visits with relatives in Hillsdale and Macon. Families plan moves to a farm near Azaliz. Social calls include Mr and Mrs Peter B Sommer and Mrs. Ralph Long visiting relatives and Mrs. Harold Miller. The Moorville Ladies Aid held a supper at the Milan M E church. George Goldsmith and nephew Gerald visited from Ypsilanti. Ann Arbor business trips included Mrs. C D Harmon and daughter Mrs. Louella Maxwell.

John Wéolfe Hillsdale Ralph Long Harold Miller Peter B. Sommer Azaliz Arthur Carter Mac. Higgins Macon Las Ruth Murray Myri, Murray Mooréville Ladies’ Aid M. E Milan George Goldsmith Gerald Goldsmith Ypsilanti C.D. Harmon Louella Maxwell Ann Arbor

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Easter Gatherings

Residents report visits from relatives including Carrie Smith and Luther Smiths family. Easter scenes show Westfall and Dieterle families in Ann Arbor and Lansing trips. Hospital updates note Myrl Murray's steady progress after surgery as family plans weekend return.

Sunday Social Notes From Clinton Road Area

A series of Sunday calls and weekend visits are recorded across Clinton Road communities. Carl Carr junior and Jack Arend hosted guests while Graf entertained her Ann Arbor relative. Detroit visitors Perrin Hauk and a Willard family member joined local hosts for weekend gatherings.

Carl Carr Ijr Jack Arend Raymond Graf Ann Arbor Perrin Hauk Detroit Frank Hauk Ed. Guenther Mooreville Karl Hertler Willard Wilma Pauline Hertler Rosina Wahl Florence Armbruster Bridgewater George Bondie Leonard Hunt Royal Oak Matthew ‘Seeger

3000 Birds Refuse To Leave Grover Muler Home

Norwalk Connecticut resident Grover Muler reports about 3,000 birds occupying his home cave and surrounding treetops. He has tried various methods including roman candies to deter them. In Michigan, hunting with dogs for game birds rabbits and squirrels ends March 15 and will be prohibited for 30 days before next season opens.

Grover Muler Norwalk Conn Muler Michigan

Local residents host visitors and note various happenings

Herbert Smith Britton visits Ann Arbor on business while many neighbors host relatives and attend events across Michigan and Ohio. Families from Adrian Detroi Toledo Milan Tecumseh Dundee and Gibsonburg gather for meals church activities and a March 15 wedding at a Gibsonburg home.

Ford V-3 to Make First U S and Canada Showing Today

Detroit March 29 The new Ford V-3 will be shown publicly in the United States and Canada Thursday with price not yet revealed. Ford says V-3 speeds to 75 miles an hour with 65 brake horsepower and features silent gear shift and rear fuel tank. The four V-8 engine model will sell at a low price, while the four cylinder version promises 50 horsepower and 65 mph. Edsel B. Ford notes the display culmination of months of Ford preparation employing 100000 workers.

Detroit United States Canada Edsel Ford Ford Motor Company Ford Edsel B. Ford Ford Organization

Cemetery and Township Treasury Report March 24 1932

The annual statement from the Township Board presents balances and funds including Cemetery Fund Road Repair Fund Highway Improvement Fund Bounty Fund School Fund and Poor Fund with totals and receipts. It notes amounts on hand March 24 1931 and March 24 1932 and confirms the statement as true and correct under the supervision of Supervisor Grosshans and Township Clerk Gensley dated March 24 1932.

Sim. R. Wilson Doubleday Bros. Co Otto Schaible Schriver Ballot Box Co Improvement Fund Philip Feldkamp Grosshans He AL ‘Gensley

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