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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
8
High honors were won by Mrs. Herman Mehler and Sebastian Finkbeiner Thursday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Leon Greas haber were hosts to the Huchre Club. Consolations went to Mrs. Robert Hammond and Glenn Gor.
Mrs Sebastian Finkbeiner accompanied Mrs Glenn Carter to Toledo for a Thursday shopping day. Several families shared meals and visits including the Gilberts, Hammonds, and Harpers at weekend gatherings. Corporal Roy Fischer of Ann Arbor, a returned war hero, was honored at his funeral attended by Sebastian Finkbeiner and family. Beth Gilbert visited the Everett Gilberts Saturday.
Miss Marie Dieterle daughter of Mrs Herman Dieterle of Saline married Erwin Haab son of Waldo Haab of Ann Arbor at Bethal Evangelical and Reformed church in Freedom township before 200 guests. Rev W Theophil Mentzel officiated.
Bruce Clothier, a Michigan farmer and State Senator, urges farmers to advertise to boost dairy product sales. He notes ADA in Michigan reaching six years with a master farmer as president and cites plans to promote bonds as worker security, stressing thrift over earnings for future stability.
Words of thanks express deep gratitude to the Ladies Aid of St Pauls church Legion Auxiliary neighbors and friends for cards and gifts and to Rev Alvin Siemsen for comforting words in a personal note from Mrs Olaf Gramer.
The Mintie Doe estate sale in the classifieds prompts shoppers to inspect Page 5 listings. Auctioneer details, items, and bidding times are presented in a concise notices row for prospective bidders.
The Security Loan begins with a quota of $1,994,750 as Isbey announces reactivation of the Payroll Savings Plan across Michigan industry. He notes postwar participation stayed around 25 to 30 percent and firms are asked to respond to initiate participation.
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