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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1937

Page

4

Social News Roundup From Saline Area Events

Local residents attend installations and social gatherings at the O E S hall and churches. Visitors include DL Edna, Roy Witherspoon, and Lieut Emmet Kelly. hunting trips, hosting duties, bridge clubs, and youth conferences are noted along with Dierberger Peters and Unterkircher family activities and church group meetings.

Don Burkhart Detroit Donna Little Ford Hospital Donald Stimpson Owosso Julia Gordon Ralph Burke Jackson Ray Haeussler William Austin Chelsea Leigh Townsend Delaware G. C. Townsend O. E Emmet Kelly Roy Witherspoon Bert Gillen Raymond Klumpp Lawrence Weber Klumpp Emma Bauer Charles Bauer Freedom Thomas Shurtz Saline Ypsilanti Edith Lehman Jack Bell Royal Oak Co. FF Unterkircher Lehman Holt Walter D. Cook Robert George W. Cook Akron Indiana Lynford Bracey Edwin Weiss U. of M Mary Dierberger Edna Peters Betsy Barbour Earl Dietiker Sam Lambarth Oscar Blaess Caroline Laubengayer Ann Arbor George Walker Bridgewater Road Robert Cullen Grand Rapids West Henry Street Fred Burkhart Jean Carlene C. T. Harrington John Haeussler Roy Watkins Emery Ferguson C.F. Unterkircher Upper Peninsula Dorcas Circle Federated Church Minnie Buckman

Much Obliged Grandpas Grace for Thanksgiving

The text portrays Grandpa Vanderhof from You Cant Take It With You as he delivers a famed Thanksgiving benediction. It notes his refusal to pay income tax and his quirky family who live off him while pursuing art and idleness. The piece credits the Pulitizer winning play and Chicago cast fame.

Fred Cathers Merritt Martin George Martin Dearborn L C. Rowsey Rainbow Division Methodist Aid Thomas Shurtz Ralph McHenry Hugh Mac Elowene Bamer East Lansing R. H. Bamer A. B. Cole Rom van Buren Irene Tom’s Us-112 State Street Upper Peninsula Tipton Hckerman Sam Buehler Roland Bredernitz Raymond Burmeister Reuben Rogers Gus Lindemann Lodi John Burkhardt Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society Betty Cathers Jeannette Clay William Tower Max Collins Ronald FitzGerald Saline Max FitzGerald Lizzie Holcomb Chauncey FitzGerald North Adams F. O. Wiedman Ann Arbor Earl Dietiker Ruben Finkbeiner Oscar Weber The Women’s Union Bethlehem Church Flint Owosso Michigan Red Cross Group Carl Heininger Pearl Haist Lansing Fred Arend Us- 112 Randpa Vanderhof Grandpa Moss Hart Aldrich Bowker Grandpa Vanderhof Chicago George S. Kaufman Daffy

Saline Woman's Club Holds Thanksgiving Themed Meeting

The Saline Woman's Club met Tuesday with 15 members. Mrs. Max Fosdick hosted. A Thanksgiving program featured a playlet with Priscilla and Joan Alden, a Miles Standish scene, a Thanksgiving tableau, a Pilgrims sequence, a guessing contest won by Mrs. Luther Briggs, and two piano solos by Jean Fosdick.

Max Fosdick C. A. Jordan Orrin Briggs Alwin Gross Priscilla Leota Schrader Joan Alden Longfellow Miles Standish John Aiden John Susan Thomas Luther Briggs Jean Fosdick

Do You Believe This All Together No

A reader quotes a verbose editorial reflection on editors facing harsh critique. It asserts editors earn little praise despite community service yet endure public fault finding, concluding reporters deserve both heaven and earthly hell.

America Pathfinder

Greenbelt Named for Its Surrounding Green Belt

The modern town of Greenbelt is described as surrounded by a belt of trees. The note mentions green taxpayers who funded the model setup, though they feel wary after autumn experiences.

Greenbelt

The Last Laugh by Ray Gleason

A humorous essay recalls a deer hunting misadventure in northern Michigan. The narrator, eager for a deer picture, meets a pretty woman and improvises a tale of Daniel Boone and Robert Taylor amid a light social encounter before the hunt ends in playful self amusement.

Michigan Daniel Boone Robert Taylor Bob Daniel

St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Services Notice

Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone invited It speaks of a conscientious doctor who quietly helps others emphasizing service over fees in the community

Gas Bloat Relief Ad Claims Adlerika One Dose

An advertisement for Adlerika promises relief from gas and built up waste in both upper and lower bowels. It includes a testimonial from druggist O C Wheeler and urges readers to try the product.

O. C. Wheeler

Also Mentioned on This Page

This Citizens Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Greyhound York Pittsburgh Los Angeles Wheeler’s Mich On AG Mo Val Excel Photo Studio Whitney Theatre North Main Street John Deere Deere Gross Hardware Legion Auxiliary L. D. Tanner Saginaw Ben Uphaus Carl Moehn Lloyd Fairbanks Earl Alimand Earl Tennant Harold Finch Sky High George Martin Eni de St. Paul’s Julius Schnirring Walter MacPeek John Powers Forest Street Platt Subdivision J. B. Wallace William Henderson Toledo Washtenaw, County Association of the Linda Hazlett Milan Lenore Schmidt Offcers Methodist Church Rainbow Girls of Japan China Supreme Court Saline Woman’s Club the Last Laugh Ray Gleason Malcolm W. Bingay Good Morning Detroit Free Press Dale Carnegie Bingay H. G. Wells Louisiana Tffy the Depester Iffy
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