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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1947
Page
4
Ill Mary Margaret Curtiss shows improvement while numerous visits mark a busy holiday period. Many residents travel to Ann Arbor, Detroit, Jackson, Milan, and Dearborn for family meals, church events, and university activities amid open houses, hosting duties, and shared travel plans.
The Willing Workers and husbands met at the Carr home for their annual dinner with three long tables and a menu featuring roast ham and dressing, potatoes, squash, cranberries, rolls, pie and coffee. They voted to send Christmas checks to Michigan Children's Aid Society Starr Commonwealth and Percy Jones Hospital. Upcoming events include a December 18 meeting at Mrs. George Leonard’s home with Christmas verse roll calls and a 25 cent gift exchange. Ministers group and church events are noted, along with hospital visits, funerals, Thanksgiving gatherings, and Sunday activities at the Federated church.
The Sa line Observer announces a price raise to 2 50 per year in Michigan and 3 00 per year out of state effective January 1, 1948. Readers may renew at the current 2 00 rate until the new year.
Mr and Mrs Hazen H Jewell and his mother Mrs Jessie Jewell will join Floyd Ernst at Milan for a Thanksgiving dinner. Mr and Mrs F Ernst and family and Mrs Marie Lewis will depart for California then Florida to spend the rest of winter at Bradenton.
The notice thanks responders to a fire alarm at 206 South Ann Arbor Street. It also advertises Dr. Frank Gifford Toledo Optometrist offering expert eye examinations and glasses with fifteen years in Milan. Office: Milan Hotel upstairs Saturday 1 to 9 30 p.m. Toledo Edison Building address listed.
Bacteria occur in air, water, soil, food and the human body. Estimates suggest ten million tons of bacteria inhabit the ocean. In sea water, phosphorescence is caused by bacteria.
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