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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1947

Page

4

Social Roundup of Saline and Nearby Towns

Local residents, visitors, and relatives are noted in Saline and surrounding areas. Weekend trips include Traverse City and Ann Arbor, with several residents visiting Detroit, Ypsilanti, and Cleveland events. Community meetings, church activities, weddings, anniversaries, and a fire incident at Sills Tavern are recorded among many social calls and hostings.

Lawrence McAllister Traverse City Clarence Carr Findley Ohio Marilyn Martin Ang George Martin Lloyd A." Armbruster Oak Ridge Tenn Rochester New York Kenneth Spitler Trenton Saline Emma Burrow Anna Walker Ann Arbor Anna Fosdick Bridge Club Fred Otto Mary Thomas Jean Jordan Sarasota, Florida Julia Feldkamp Saline Township Fred, Hichel Vivian Rhodes Akron William McAllister Adelbert Richards Milan LeBaron Davenport D G. Leidheiser Ann Arbor Street Cora Feldkamp Chelsea Esther Landwehr Fred Bauknecht Florence Cornish John Newberry Charles Orwick Howard Clark Thomas Fragel Detroit Leonard Hutzel Dorothy Blair St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Glenn Carr Metamora Saline Friends Clare Collins Grace Cook Della Harmon Charles Upnaus EL. C. Rogers Jerseyville Donald Burkhardt Penny Deede Mac Lossing Deerfield Charles Uphaus Ann Arbor Lewis Ernst Fred Ernst Dexter Arthur Armbruster George Hartman Hazen Jewell Jacob Wurster Wesley Neilson Wyandotte Merritt Martin Alvin Siemsen Joyce Martin Poppenhagen Peoténe Illinois Wendal Tower Karen Taylor Kenneth Taylor Milan High School Milan Music Club Grace Bell Clara Hood Wahoo Neb Martin Fucss George Hertler Clinton Henry Gilligan Macon Leland Dicks Cash Moore West Point Montana LeVern Armbruster Brooklyn Harry Austin, Jr Leo Westphal Edna Gross Clyde Griffin Owen Cady Ypsilanti Shirley Burnett Jean, Hartman Clarence Haarer Sone Manchester Wallace Widmayers St. Paul's Church Carl Moehn Harold Girbach Audrey Gilbert Robert Hisele North Lake Methodist Church Woman’s Guild St. James’ Lutheran Church Ernest Dieterle Milanang Earl Bredernitz and Earl Layton Ed Layton Sills Tavern Christian Endeavor Society The Federated Church Washtenaw County Brotherhood Tecumseh Lodge Saline Lodge No. 133 R. S. Hocking South Lyon Kirby Page United Nations

Dr Frank Gifford Op­tometrist Eyes in Milan Hours

Dr Frank Gifford of Toledo Optometrist has examined eyes in Milan since 1933. Glasses specially ground. In Milan every Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p.m. Office at Milan Hotel upstairs. In Toledo at 625 Edison Building.

Milan Frank Gifford Toledo Edison Bldg

State Highway Program Declared Greatest Ever in Michigan

Michigan road builders forecast the states largest construction program with $34 million in highways and bridges. By April dozens of jobs start in southern Michigan and frost-free months bring northern work. Lamb notes 80 of 83 counties have planned projects while bids run lower than national averages. wartime cooperation aided contractor strength and efficiency. Also greens rich in vitamins cited for nutrition.

Michigan Road Builders’ Association Michigan L. W. Lamb Mr. Lamb State Highways Department

Card of Thanks from Arthur Miller After Accident

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kirdiness and support from friends and neighbors following an accident on March 31. Arthur Miller conveys deep appreciation for the kindness received.

Thanks to All After Illness from Mrs. Kenneth Alber

Mrs. Kenneth Alber thanks the Lodges Rev. Siemsen blood donors neighbors and friends for gifts and flowers received during her illness.

Rev. Siemsen

In Appreciation For Hazel Ross Family Silent Tribute

Raymond Baker and family Nancy Elizabeth Raymond Louis Jr Mr and Mrs Martin Ross and Robert express gratitude for sympathy shown after Hazel Ross passing Her life inspired many devoted to family and friends and her courageous spirit left a lasting memory The note ends with a poem line about Hazel’s absence. The passage recalls the 1896 Athens Marathon reception for Spyridon Louis and the generosity shown by a hotelier and a street urchin.

Raymond Baker Nancy Elizabeth Raymond Louis Jr Martin Ross Robert Hazel Loves Athens

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