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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
2
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A long list of local visits, hospital remarks, and society notes from Saline and surrounding areas. Includes OES meeting plans, hospital stays, visiting friends, election registration figures, boxing entries, tuberculosis anniversary events, and various social gatherings and church notices.
The Bertram Methodist Church led by Minister Ede invites worshipers with morning service at 10 and evening sermon beginning a Prodigal Son series titled The Desire for Self Assertion. Sunday school at 11 15 with H A Holmes as superintendent. Haworth League at 6 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday and Bible study on St John’s gospel. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30.
A business column notes widespread poor collections as many customers default on credit. Merchants cite caution amid uncertain payments, with examples of families delaying bills after a summer vacation, stressing local shops relying on cash-only transactions.
John Hanser and family visit in Ypsilanti while Parker Murray and Carlton Murray host guests from Northville. The Oak Grove school hosts a Hallowe'en party with Miss Younglove as teacher and students bring treats. Alma Rambo of Chelsea buried in York cemetery. Floyd Bird reports safe return from California and remarks on the Rockies.
Clarence Wurster is home from Ithaca for the weekend. Mrs. Christine Harrington of Jackson visits sister Mrs. Fred Burkhart. Julius and Rudolph Hertler attend a football game in Ann Arbor. The diphtheria quarantine was raised at the George Schmid home. Mrs. Mershall Cann and Mrs. Harris of Ypsilanti visit J. B. Morris and family. Miss Nellie Congdon of Hillsdale visits Mrs. W. H. Barr. Ford car purchases by Clarence Feldkamp A. G. Wood George Bunmeister and Fred Schaible. The Bixbys of Detroit visit Edward Alber. The Wheelocks move to Flint for a new auto plant job. Fred Kalmbach and daughter Charlotte of Lodi visit relatives in Northfield. Prof. Orvel Watts of Seattle and Charles Mills of Dundee visit Mrs. Lucy Fairbank. Mrs. Edward Muir returns from Detroit mission societies convention. Mrs. Hubert Spangler and son Howard visit G. C. Townsend. they depart for Detroit and then Atlanta Ga.
Thirty years ago Charles McMullen visited Ann Arbor on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Ratner spent Sunday in Clinton. O E and W hold regular meeting on Wednesday evening November 12. Arthur Schlegel visited his parents in Bridgewater. Misses Julia and Marie Layher from Ann Arbor came home for a visit with their parents, BE Layher. Marie returned Monday evening and Julia plans to stay for the winter.
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