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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1940
Page
3
Saline Community Notices Highlight Local Events
The column records Mrs. A E Cole hosting Methodist Ladies Aid and Past Matrons Club luncheons, farm purchases by Clarence Haarer on the Saline Milan road, a Saline 4 H skating party, church events at St Pauls, and family visits. It notes a death in Ann Arbor, school events at Chelsea and Saline, and local civic meetings including the Saline Community Farm Bureau and Ann Arbor ministerial activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wallace
United States Senate
Arthur O'Neill
Clarence Haarer
W. C. Sproull
Saline-Milan Road
Messrs
Lash and
Gilpin
Saline Theater
Saline
Polar Bear Skating Rink
Saline Community Farm Bureau
Oral Bassett
State Street Road
Walter Laxman
Ann Arbor
Electric cookers heat meals and bake among many uses
The Detroit Edison Company touts electric cookers that can prepare a full meal in one go including a roast with gravy and can bake pies cakes and muffins. They can steam puddings stew meats and vegetables and fit a 15 pound turkey or a whole ham. The units stay warm for hours after cooking and can be carried in a car. 80 000 neighbors already use these cookers and displays are available at stores and Detroit Edison offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Edison
Detroit Edison Company
May Festival Programs At Saline Schools Friday Evening
Mrs Dinelly announces the Saline schools May Festival to be held Friday at 7 45 p m. The program includes opening chorus junior high glee club The Doll Show Kindergar ten and First Grade May Song and Dance Primary Grade Chorus Appleblossoms The Dandelion A Game Of Tag Accordion Solo Wilma Web ay Dutch Dance Get Up You Sleepy Head Dance Mary Caryl O Niell Upper Grade Chorus Spring Joy Slumber Song Echo Song Pageant of Seasons 7th and 8th Grade Girls Crowning of May Queen and other performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleblossoms
Wilma
Mary Caryl O’niell
Shirley Stevenson
May Queen
U. S
Garmeda
Wilson
Kerry
James Malloy
Local Socials Report Across Town and Nearby States
Macon Evelyn Camburn of Jackson called in Macon on Thursday. Several residents visited relatives in Adrian, Detroit, Ann Arbor, Monroe, and other nearby towns. The column notes multiple family visits, birthdays, and a mention of George Washington Carver born to slave parents and once traded for a horse valued at $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Camburn
Jackson
Macon
Ralph Halladay
Guy Hoover
F. J
Adrian
Paul McClue
Nellie Case
E W. Payne
A. J. Daniels
Tipton
B.H. Sarvey
Ann Arbor
Walter Craig
Margaret Frazier
Monroe
Alva Mackey
Ray Smith
Detroit
Mae Smith
Herman Cole
Addie Binns
Whittaker
C. C. Bailey
Lyle Lewis
Will Pennington
Claud Bailey
M. J. Augustus
Baselake
T. E. Spitler
L. W. Camburn
Clifford
Pelton
Verle Sandh
Son
New Boston
Herbert Gilmore
Timer Dayson
Fayette
Ohio
Charles “Patterson
Britton
Allen “Wise
Sam Calkins
Carleton
Robert Calkins
Otte
Charlies
George Washington Carver
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Radgators
Battery & Electric Service
South Main
Kroger
Et Ac En
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Country Club
Wes
Kroger’s
Latonia Club
T Kro
Abe Ib
A. E. Cole
Methodist Ladies Aid
Oscar Weber l
Lydia Weber
Leansing
A.“R. Cole
Shepherd
A. E. |Cole
Edwin Henne
iSyracuse
N. Y
Louie Kuebler
Sebastian Fink‘beiner
Jacob Dietterle
Ypsilanti
John Dieterle
Merritt Martin
Miss Ruth
Wesley Neilson
Annn Arbor
Alva’ Stover
Worth Lewis Street
Clarence Levey
Stover
Bridgewater
Theodore Westphal
Junior Rentsehler
Richard Burmeister
Phillipp
Margaret Ableson
Orrin Briggs
Briggs
Fred Wilson
Mary
Tauber Briggs
Catherine
Mildred Nissly
Muskegon Heights
Rolland Hughes
David
Robert Bredernitz
Karl Bredernitz
Lloyd Bredernitz
Roland Bredernitz
Gottlob Hinderer
Ernest Kochenderfer
August Feldhouser
Elmer Hinderer
Alvin
Novi
Elder
Richard
Bellesville
Aninual
St, Chelsea
Saline Glee Club
Henneth Newland
Olivet College
Saline * High Girls
Jeanette Clay
Bethy _Layher
Naureen “Harwood
Wilma Kuebler
Lillian Kohler
Matilda Kohler
Forbes School
Kohier
Genevieve Oakes
Lynda John
Milan
Breittenback
Wagner
Masonic’ Temple
Ruth Barnes
Normal College
Julia’ Pond
D. J. Ticknor
Arthur Henninger
Clarence Reddeman
Alfred
Harl Quackenbush
George Henning
Arthur Vandén- Bosch
Floyd Parker
Edward Frederick
Walter Breininger
Robert Downer
Eastern Star
Washtenaw
Order of Eastern Star
Saline High School
Margaret Wallace
Florence L. Bower
Robert Merethen
Manchester
Leora Groy
Chelsea
Jessie Bidwell
Viola I. Gram
Lansing
Michigan
Ada Richards
Ada
Iowa
Ruby Pache
Electa
Edith Lowrey
Grand Ruth
Isabelle Staeb
Aldrich
Esther Heininger
Minnie Merethew
Helith Trout
Frank Rose
Impe Belle Stack Club
Lee Chrisman
University of Michigan
Kenneth Heininger
Orrin Girbaich
Erwin Schmid
Kenneth Volz
St. Paul’s
Apsilanti
Michigan State “ Police
Michigan State Ferries
Parma
Mpa
Roy Grewer
Tvan Spitler
Jack
Clifford Mansfield
Casper Michelson
Merle Draper
Floyd Spence
Myr
Charles Gorton
Herbert Coster
Lovely Lady
L. D. Tanner
the New Joidian Theatre
Aileen Whalen
Gordon Oliver
William Boyd
Russell Hayden
Sun
Moz
Gullivers
McCrea
Nancy Kelly
Allen Jones
Mary Martin
Victor Herbert
Walter Pidgeon
Rita Johnson
Nick Carter
Priie LO Clipper” Bey
Caracas
Ti Reavis
Prt
Ace Alechee
Eice
Chevrolet
Omeer
Wien
Cook Motor Sales
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