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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
5
The Saline area lists social calls and visits including Mrs. Harry Parsons and neighbors, plus a June 3 Eastern Star meeting. A long roster covers births, engagements, marriages, visitors from Detroit and Ypsilanti, and school graduation events with reflections on the local school year and community efforts.
An entomology department at Michigan State College argues mosquitoes are a public menace. The piece warns of disease transmission and details breeding sites and control methods, urging draining stagnant water and oiling puddles to curb outbreaks.
Mrs. William Case of Morrice spent the week with cousin Mrs. A. J. Warren and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ormsby were in Dundee Sunday visiting Mrs. Ormsby’s parents. Mrs. Fred Kramer and children of Ann Arbor visited her mother Mrs. Emma Sanford over the weekend. Mrs. Fred Burkhart attended the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in the southeast district in Jackson last week. Martin Fouss and Charles Marken attended a Grand Lodge meeting in Saginaw. Oscar Blaess and family and Herman Blaess with daughter Lucile visited in Ann Arbor. Mrs. J. B. Wallace and others attended Cap Night in Ann Arbor. George H. Cobb, longtime resident, visited before returning to Grand Rapids.
Thirty years ago Mrs S M Bixby travels to Allegan for her grandson’s graduation. Charles Sauer and family visit relatives from Ann Arbor. Detroit guests spend Sunday with the Mattison family. Hillsdale couple A G Ribbeck visit Ed DePuy and family. Sophomore class hosts a reception for seniors at Ralph Mead’s home with high school teachers present. Carl Josenhans to join U S lake surveying party at St Carr canal. Notice asks for a housekeeper in Saline. Johnson seeks a marriageable partner. School board keeps most teachers. year’s roster adjusted with room transfers. Cemetery dues urged to be paid.
The governor proclaims Thursday May 30 as Memorial Day in the commonwealth. He urges observance with flowers tears and remembrance for all who died for the nation and asks citizens to honor the dead and maintain patriotic ideals.
The Marine Corps is now accepting men aged 18 to 25 who can pass a strict physical exam. It promises steady work, promotion chances, free education, travel, and athletic opportunities. For details write Recruiting Station Room 824 Post Office Building Chicago Illinois.
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