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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
5
Dozens of engagements visits and events span Saline Ann Arbor and surrounding towns. Kerry Gordon and Wayne Wesley Dietiker visit families while Elmer Lange gains Detroit warehouse work. Juries and church events mix with births and anniversaries as local people attend markets fairs and banquets across May and April.
Local residents report illnesses among South Saline households. The week features a long list of callers and visitors including Olive Haslick, Hillsworth Losee, and Hugh Craig relatives visiting from Milan Chelsea Mason Tecumseh with numerous stops in Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and nearby towns. Many social visits occur at homes of the Craig, Spence, Johnston, and Dillons families as well as at Macon, Milan, and Britton.
Mrs. Radenbaugh helps at Milan hardware store for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Theurer attend funeral in Toledo. Dunn children absent from school due to illness. D. G. Richards and son George Fratklin visited Cliff and Richards in Dundee. Miss Florine Richards spent Sunday with her parents. Helen Dunn, Clara Dunn, and Theda Bradley visited.
Fifteen years ago D. B. Mattison and daughter Mrs. Martin Fucss were in Detroit as visitors on Monday. Mrs. Fred Burkhart and daughter Jean Carlene visited friends in Ypsilanti Monday. G. A. Lehman entertained his brother Dr. Ira Lehman of Detroit Sunday. Martin Schaible and family visited George Bohnett in Ann Arbor township Sunday. Herman Wenger and Arthur Layher of Ann Arbor with families visited relatives here Sunday. Melvin Alber accompanied his sister Lillian and Elbert Wittbracht to Detroit Sunday for a short stay. Emanuel Cook and daughters Mildred and Hazel attended a Hill Auditorium concert Sunday afternoon. Fred Luckhardt moved from West Henry to Monroe street recently vacated by B. D. Hammnos and family.
Thirty years ago Frank Rose entertains an uncle from abroad Fred Henne and family move into the Fuoss house E J Helber of Ann Arbor visits old friends Mrs Lydia Sanford sells property on West Henry to Anna Woelper Stakes for the new Baptist church set and excavation underway Vadah Clough and J Edward Bacher announce wedding for May 18 Rev Sovringer to fill pulpit at nearby church Hillsdale County Fair expected to excel Harry B Keiley elected first vice president of the Michigan State Fair North Adams Advocate urged to read liner ads today
The church marks its centennial with a week of events led by Minister Bert Ede. The program features a Sunday school presentation The Building of the Ship Friday Epworth League His Cross Saturday Queen of Sheba Sunday Bishop Edgar Blake preaches with senior choir music. District Superintendent Dr. J A Haimhuber delivers closing address. Former ministers Simon Scofield George Elicks Reuben Crosby attend.
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