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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1950

Page

4

Local residents host visiting friends across several Michigan towns

Mr and Mrs Oscar Weber of Saline visited Mr and Mrs Edwin Nissley Sunday evening. Muriel Wheeler Alfred Juergens of Chelsea were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Hieber. Glenn Barnes hosted Ernie Sepoveda and daughter Susan of Detroit. Edwin Finkbein er and family called on J F Layer in Manchester. Robert Welch and son Billy hosted L C Klager and Janice of Manchester and Edith Dietle of Ann Arbor.

Oscar Weber Saline Edwin Nissley Muriel, Wheeler Alfred Juergens Chelsea Harold Hieber Glenn Barnes Ernie Sepoveda Susan Detroit Edwin Finkbeiner J. F. Layer Manchester Robert Welch Billy L. C. Klager Janice Edith Dietle Ann Arbor Ray Brown Thomas Charles Long Beach California Oscar Bersuder Stanley Brown Clarence Feldkamp Michael Hoeft Erwin Feldkamp and Sons H. A. McCormick Almont Jack Lambert William Schultz Harold Bersuder Carol Ed Kirk Thomas and H. P. Paul Fred Welch Jackson Erwin Feldkamp Robert Hehr Vic Rains Ruby Hazel Park Ernie Sepulveda Sue Andrew Homick

Sunday Dinner Guests at Wild Home in Ann Arbor

Mr and Mrs Edward Wild welcomed guests for a Sunday dinner at their residence in Ann Arbor observed in local society notes.

Mrs. Edward Wild Ann Arbor

Saline Woman's Club Sets May Luncheon With Dr Wilma Donahue

The Saline Woman's Club will hold its annual luncheon at 1 p m May 9 at Mrs Carl Curtiss home with speaker Dr Wilma Donahue of the University of Michigan Institute for Human Adjustment on aging. Reservations due May 4 to Mrs Martin Blair or Mrs Max Fosdick.

Saline Woman’s Club Carl Curtiss Wilma Donahue University of Michigan Institute For Human Adjustment Martin Blair Max Fosdick

West Saline community notes cover visits and events

Mrs Warren Finkbeiner and neighbors attended a house warming for Warren Cady in Ann Arbor. Frequent visits to and from local families marked the week, with church parsonage stays, aBuilders Show attendance, and a farm bureau meeting scheduled for Monday. Local clubs hosted patients and featured as part of Washtenaw infirmary entertainment.

Senior Trip Continues Through Washington DC Tour Highlights

The senior class visited the Washington Monument where some climbed the 892 steps, the Smithsonian Institute, and the National Museum. They viewed Arlington Cemetery during the changing of the guard and sat in George Washington’s pew at Christ Church in Alexandria before checking into the George Mason Hotel.

Xavier Cugat Washington Monument Smithsonian Institute Institute National Museum Arlington Cemetery Christ Church Alexandria Virginia George Washington Robert E. Lee George Mason Hotel

Varied Student Recital Highlights Local Talent

A Monday evening recital in Mrs. J. H. Knight’s studio showcased solo and two piano numbers by young pianists. Family groups impressed, with Carroll and Bobby Brown and others performing. The Saline concerto by Howard Kasschau debuted, and a Bach transcription by Rabin was played. Next program on Monday May 8 features four high school girls.

J. H. Knight Carol Bobby Brown Patty Johnson Howard Johnson Sandy Ann Ross Ann Mary Prout Austins Billy Joan Jimmy Carolyn Carr Jane Campbell Rosalee Marshall Zoa Niles Jeanette Weidmeyer Nancy Woods Salliee Jo Wood Joan Austin

Construction of 145 Family Housing Project Announced

The William E. Elder Construction Co says a 145 family housing complex is planned on five acres in the Nob Hill area southwest of Ann Arbor. Ten buildings are planned with the first set for occupancy by September 1.

Nob Hill Ann Arbor William E. Elder Construction Co Detroit

Observer Ad Praised as Liner Notice Draws Readers

A concise liner advertisement in the Observer gains wide readership and attention from local residents who value quick, clear details for upcoming sales and events. The notice emphasizes timing, location, and contact points to engage the community effectively.

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