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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
4
The Ford Sunday Evening Hour features the Symphony Orchestra and celebrated guest soloists at 8 o clock E S T on all Columbia Stations. Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians also air Thursdays at 8 30 CE S T on Columbia Stations.
Local notes detail visitors and calls in Saline including Prof. and Mrs. Baker of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Blisman moving to Acton house on Monroe, and numerous social calls. A district band contest in Detroit May 18 is announced, with a civic pageant benefiting Evangelical Deaconess hospital drawing large crowd support.
Henrietta Riley born July 31 1875 in Sandusky County Ohio died April 29 1935 at her daughter Nina Arend's home after a long illness. She is survived by daughter Mrs Fred Arend, brother J A St Clair of Tulsa and two grandchildren John and Bruce Arend. Funeral at Nina Arend's home with Revs Bert Ede and George Plantz officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
Clarence Cook returns from Goodrich for weekend visits. Bay City and Detroit residents visit area families. A wedding at the Guckhardt home unites Laura Guckhardt and Rueben Herter on Thursday April 22. George Dell hosts a family gathering with Melvin Dell’s birthday and Fred Jerry in attendance.
Thirty years ago a son was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Yayer. Luther Emmett sang a fine solo in the Presbyterian church Sunday. Miss Ursey Beitel of Toledo visits aunt Mrs Charles Rogers. Mrs K B Simmons and Mrs Van Duzer attended Mrs Beitel’s funeral in Ypsilanti. A F Clark bought the old town place once owned by his father and brother Milton. Will Rentschler will move into Mrs Chandler’s house after his wedding to Amelia Beyer. Mrs Gaskill of California visits nieces Mrs Sanford and sisters Mrs Robinson and Mrs Gregory. The Literary club meets with Mrs Fairbank next Tuesday. no program will be Government of Russia and Political Parties of the Present Day, Censorship of the Press, Educational System, Religion.
Roy Heilman spent a week with relatives in Cheboygan. Ypsi lanti residents Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Biddie visited Macon on Monday. David Crittenden and Herbert Morden were in Ann Arbor Monday. Norma Jean Bilby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dow Bilby, was born May 2. Mrs. L. H. Camburn attended a cousin’s funeral in Carleton Wednesday. Ronald Pilbeam and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Payne visited Toledo Friday. G. D. Ellis and Ray Hendershot attended revival services in Romulus Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ellis visited Ann Arbor Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Sivers. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilmore of Milan spent Saturday night with the Swicks. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wise spent the weekend at West Branch with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wise. J. G. Cole moved from the J. W. Howell farm to a home at Springville. The Luk Crittendens moved from Ridgeway into part of the John Crittenden home. Miss Addie and Schuyler Crittenden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller in Flint Sunday. Mrs. Ellsworth Collins and daughter Virginia with Detroit classmates visited the Day and Hall households.
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