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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
6
William Stierle returns home to stay, families visit Detroit and Chicago, house moves to Ann Arbor, local clubs host meetings, Masons and Eastern Star hold events, new births and marriages noted, Poppy Day plans, and alumni banquet scheduled at Saline High.
A West Saline notice describes casual gatherings for birthdays and visits. Mr. Herman Howeisen was surprised Saturday in a card party celebration. Nearby Ann Arbor Adrian and Dexter residents including the Donner, Ehnis, Schnurstein, Lesser, and Ernst families shared visits through the weekend.
Saline General Hospital reports a son born to Dr and Mrs Harold Miller on Saturday. Mae Hughes of Ypsilanti admitted with a fractured right arm. Mrs Kenneth White and son of Milan returned home Monday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hugo O Neil of Willis and a son to Mr and Mrs Glen Taylor of Milan on Tuesday. Lynwood Day of Willis had a tonsillectomy on Tuesday.
A fragment from the chain of the Order of St Andrew described as a detachable jewel set with twenty pieces. Each piece has a distinct design and can serve as an independent ornament.
The Student Council reports the goal of 600.00 for buying new gym chairs has been reached through class contributions a benefit dance a subscription list and individual donations. Chairs are on order and expected for Commencement and the net balance after expenses and donations stands near 554.20 with 45.80 covered by Mr Curtiss.
Memorial services will be held Sunday at 10 o clock at Federated church conducted by Rev Henry McKenzie for members of the William B Lutz Post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary. Sanitary linings using non oil reactive alcohol soluble thermosetting resins are applied by roller coating on tinplate sheets and cured before tin cans are formed.
American tourist trade has long been recognized for its economic importance. American flag vessels carried 625000 travelers in 1929, reflecting a peak in the pattern of tourism and international travel.
Dr Frank Gifford, a Toledo optometrist, has examined eyes in Milan since 1933. Glasses specially ground. Office hours every Saturday from 1:00 to 9:30 p.m. Office located in the Milan Hotel upstairs at 625 Edison Bridge.
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