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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
5
Theodore Feldkamp and W. Dietiker were in town on Monday for Anchor business. Numerous neighbors hosted and visited over the weekend across Britton, Detroit, Ypsilanti, and Saline. A chicken-house project is planned on Ridge Road amid community events and church activities.
Mrs Lucy Fairbank visited Ann Arbor on business. Miss Helen Finch returned from Tekonsha for the weekend. Mr and Mrs W M Fowler visited Detroit. Bele Bancroft of New York visits Mrs W R Stierle. Walter Gross and son Wesley visit Mrs Frank Harwood Pittsfield Friday. Mr and Mrs Michael Meyer and children from York visit Mr and Mrs Conrad Boettner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Martin Fross and children Hazel and Robert spend Sunday with friends in Ann Arbor. Mrs Fred Gross and daughters Edna and Frieda visit relatives in Ann Arbor Monday. Mr and Mrs John Burkhardt visit daughter Mrs R Schill in Ypsilanti Sunday. Miss Lucy Cobbias rents rooms in Bertha Schairer's house. Mr and Mrs Canine and son Raymond visit Mrs Jesse Maltby Mooreville Sunday. Miss Margaret Fairbank spends weekend with Mrs Fred Weinmann Ypsilanti and Mrs GC Unterkircher Ann Arbor.
Local items include a proposed yedro club for winter and Grace Fitzgerald ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Clarence Waite moved north to join her husband. S. T. Fairbank installs a new drain in his cellar. A Saturday musical on the course promises entertainment. The iw. C. T. U. meets November 29 at 2 30 at Mrs. H C Hill's home with visitors welcome. A gold watch lost 23 years ago is found by Charles Sunderman but won’t run. Budapest item quotes Alex Gatari boasting of eating 30 cantaloupes, then admits 27 is his limit as spectators pay for beer.
In Judd District 1A a Saturday party at Harold Jewell's featured cards and a chicken supper. Local residents and visitors from Ann Arbor, including Miss Florin Richards and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards, attended gatherings at multiple homes. House moves and nearby social rounds continued with various families hosting and playing ProgressivePieris.
Miss Marie Hendershot remains home by illness. Ruth Halladay visits relatives in Detroit. Mr and Mrs R C Pennington and daughter spend Saturday in Flint. Wilhelmine Trout visits Nashville. Mr and Mrs P K Marran host Frank Downs of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Ringer Scudder visit Detroit. Charles Robinson of Toledo guests of Mae Higgins. J M Williams weekend in Homer with J H Voorheis. Charles Gorton of Detroit dines with R G Sage. Ernest Hall of Toledo overnight with Jerome Travis. Epworth League members and Ruby Bigelow join Michigan Allied Youth trek to Lansing.
A local shop advertises hemstitching at 7 cents per yard for standard work 8 cents per yard for mercerized fabric and 9 cents per yard for silk when the shop provides the thread. The ad emphasizes affordable service for customers seeking specialty stitching.
Mrs. Nancy Buchanan of Belleville visited daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Luther Kellums and Mr and Mrs John Mansfield of Clinton last week. Mrs Belle Kutler hosted guests including Lavern Murphy of Tecumseh for a birthday dinner with relatives. Levi Oblinger and Eli Oblinger from Rockwood attended Sunday at Mr and Mrs I D Kittle.
Mrs. Inez Halpin of Flint spent the past week with aunt Miss Sue Langan as Mrs. Hattie Robison entertained guests. Sunday events included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stimpson of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Basted of Detroit, and Miss Marietta Robison of Lansing.
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