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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
2
Central York residents and relatives visit in weekly rounds with relatives at U of M hospital in Ann Arbor and Millan. Friends and neighbors host gatherings at the Murray and Richards households, attend aid society dinners, and take part in box socials and Halloween parties at Stony Creek hall. Notable attendees include the Murray family, the Richards family, the Baum/ Bailey circle, and guests from Milan, Saline, Dixboro, and Mooreville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Steiman were Monroe visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller were in Ann Arbor Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schrader and family were in Flint Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmid were Ann Arbor visitors Monday afternoon.
Chester Jones of Macon spent weekend with Donald Stilts. Local residents attended the Mooreville dance Friday night. Mrs Sam Craig and Mrs S Kleversant visited Mrs Hugh Craig Thursday. Doris Teufel was out sick for a few days. Everett Collins and children visited relatives near Deerfield. George Camburn of Saline visited grandparents Mr and Mrs George Kutler. Hugh Craig and children were Sunday guests of Clinton Negus family near Tecumseh. George Kutler spent Friday with daughter Mrs John Camburn in Saline. Raymond Johnson and sons, Mrs Ora Losee, and Albert Johnson visiting relatives in southern Ohio. Walter Gordon and daughter Glennie with John Gordon and Betty Mae called on Hugh Craig Tuesday.
Mrs Lindemann's mother Mrs Rentz spent Sunday night at her home. Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer and son Warren attended church Sunday. Mrs Alice Rogers and daughter Lula visited Mrs Gorge Hehr and daughter Cora Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Will Lindemann and children spent Sunday evening with her brother Fred Rentz and family. Karl Schafer and family of Man (rest unread).
Chester residents visited relatives at the Wagner home on Sunday. George Braun, his son, and Mrs Whitman with children of Ann Arbor spent a Wednesday evening with Gar Davenport. Davenport hosted Sunday dinner for his aunt and uncle Mo and Mrs Culberton of Detroit and their parents Nell Davenport and wife. Mrs Paul Weindlander and three children from Kalamazoo are staying with her brother Will Lindermann and family, and her parents Mrs and Mrs John Lindermann.
David Thrasher was in Ann Arbor on Monday and Leo Gruner in Detroit on business Friday. Vera Hildinger visits Manchester this week. Leo Gruner and daughter with Mrs H Walters and children were in Ann Arbor Thursday. William Sautter hosted Sunday with John Zeeb of Ann Arbor, Rose Breining and Vera Hildinger. Schu macher family visited Joe Schaible’s home Sunday. Ann Arbor residents Martin Noll and Mrs Fred Schill called on. Harriet Gibson returns to Adrian after visiting G Wier. Frank Reidel entertained guests including Biehlman Briggs and Herman of Detroit and Sumner Briggs of Adrian.
The Saline Farmers' club met with Mr and Mrs Heilman with several members preferring the Holstein sale. Harold Finch read a paper on value of University entertainment courses. The club exhibit at the fair won blue ribbon and added $20 to the treasury.
Manager H. V. Buelow announces that foor machinery makers will showcase many innovations at the Ninth Annual National Farmers Exposition opening December 7. Government and Ohio agricultural bureaus assist in surveying labor saving devices to help farmers profit from land and labor investments. Experts from the USDA and manufacturers will explain new machines, with exhibits across all departments plus moving pictures and lectures. The exposition runs nine days, closing the night of the 15th.
The October Welfare club meeting gathered about twenty five ladies at Mrs Zella Robison’s home on Wednesday October 18. The November gathering will be hosted by Mrs Hattie Robison on Thursday November 9 with a speaker from M A G on Household Management. Everyone is invited with Willing Workers given a special invitation and a pot luck dinner will be served at noon.
The Capper farm publications advertising manager told a national magazine that small town and rural markets hold more than half of literate US families. He argues advertisers should use rural papers to reach money spenders, saying neglect is a crime in hard times. The piece ends with a wry note: a man in love will do anything, but usually does nothing.
Officers elected for L O Ta M were installed at Mrs. Derendinger’s home on October 26. Frances Derendinger is past commander, Elizabeth Dell current commander, Alice Simmons lieutenant commander, Anna Briggs record and finance keeper, Katherine Stang chaplain, Julia Schmid sergeant, Edith Warren mistress at arms, Mary Schleh sentinel, and Ella Clark picket. After social hour, ice cream and cake were served. A Republican Rally at the opera house on Saturday night will feature Hon. H. Wirt Newkirk and other speakers, with a male quartet providing music.
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