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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
5
Raymond Daniels visited friends in Detroit Sunday. Detroit visitors included Mrs. Frank Harwood and Mrs. Elizabeth Dell. Flint resident Mrs. John C Shaw spent Friday with cousins. Several Amelndingek family members moved to Ann Arbor. Various Saline residents hosted or visited relatives in Lansing Detroit Dexter and Ypsilanti. Pageant planned by St Pauls and St James churches in Saline township.
Fifteen years ago K E Simmons was home over the weekend Ormond Feldkamp was a Detroit visitor Monday Mrs Max Fosdick was an Ypsilanti visitor on Saturday W E Dietiker and family were visitors in Ann Arbor yesterday Miss Amelia Rentschler who has a position in Detroit was home Sunday Ernest Esasser of Ann Arbor visited his daughter Mrs Jacob Fuсss and family Tuesday Mrs Edward Muir and daughter Louise and niece Christine McAllister were in Ann Arbor on Tuesday Mr and Mrs C A Jordan and daughter Miss Audrey visited friends in Detroit the first of the week Dr and Mrs G C Unterkircher have returned from Ann Arbor and moved into their home on McKay street Mrs George W Seeger and daughter Miss Lucile and Miss Cora Hull were in Ann Arbor the latter part of last week N J Russell who resigned his position in Clark's barber shop to accept a place in a munitions plant in Detroit was home over Sunday Mrs Roscoe Wood who has been visiting relatives here for the past three weeks left for her home in Douglas Wyoming J E Feldkamp and his brother in law Joseph Burkhardt of Lodi left Monday for a week's outing at Portage Lake for hunting and fishing Mrs Max Fosdick who has been employed by the Sdline Telephone Company for the past six years has resigned to accept a position as bookkeeper for D B South of the Detroit Edison Company in Ypsilanti
The Epworth League held a Friday banquet at the M H church in Macon with Rev Halmhuber district superintendent as speaker. On Sunday they were guests at the M E church in Ypsilanti where Dr Snow gave the address. A potluck lunch is planned at 6 30 at West Side Methodist in Ann Arbor. The Booth Festival occurs in Chelsea Saturday with collections this week. Leader Sunday is Bob Royal.
Hollywood Laboratories advertises a sunburn cream that allegedly removes tan and softens skin, selling for 50 cents. The product claims to be grease free and suitable for use on hands lips and after shaving, with the address 129 San Fernando Building Los Angeles California.
Thirty years ago Clinton Stimpson of Detroit spent the week in town. A M Humphrey ships another car of potatoes to West Virginia. Vern Rouse and family of Willis visited friends. Mrs Armstrong of Detroit visited her brother W Derendinger. James Toms and family moved into C Burkhardt’s Henry street house. Miss Crane of Ypsilanti reopened Mrs Bacon’s milliner shop. Merle Barr recovering from diphtheria with no new cases. Miss Mary Marken took a dressmaking job in Jackson. Orion Stimpson’s birthday surprise hosted by neighbors. Sugar tale and truck accident near Parma involving George Lewis with 24 tons of sugar overturned. no injuries. Parma News.
Big Lots in Los Angeles County hills offer 132 by 2 feet tracts with good roads and spring water. Price is 149 dollars per lot with five dollars down and eight thirty five monthly. Limited number remaining. send five dollar down today to B Thimbrough Room 729 408 South Main Street Los Angeles California.
Five acre plots in southern California near the city promise alfalfa fruit trees and poultry with good neighbors. Priced at 495 dollars with 25 dollars down and 5 dollars a month, offered by R C Kimbrough, Room 729, 406 South Maine Street, Los Angeles, California.
The Forbes P T A met at the school house Monday night and set meetings for the last Wednesday evening of each month. No program was planned for this first gathering. The group sang Juanita and featured two numbers The Shepherds Song and The Sky Boat Set performed by Cora Gleason and Gladys Robison. The next meeting will be hosted by Herman Gill and Roscoe Cammet with Jes sie Robison and Bertie Gordon as hostesses. Supper followed, served by Hd na Cammet and Sarah Robison.
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