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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1945

Page

7

Local notes span housing, births, and obits in Saline area

Clarence Cook buys the George Shaw house on East Henry street. A Tucson couple welcomes a son to Mr. and Mrs. Loren Feldkamp. George W. Barr heads to Kissimmee Park Florida for the winter. Light snow and freezing temps. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Faulhaber Sr. celebrate their 55th anniversary in Manchester. Out of town visitors attend Miss Jennie Brown’s funeral in Jackson. Arthur Faust injured by hay fork while throwing hay. Macon hunters return home with no luck. Mrs. Frank Mandeville travels to Ypsilanti for an indefinite stay with cousin Mrs. Will Allen. Ray Gilbert and Virginia with Claude Gilbert visit the E. M. Gilbert home in Hammond district. Cappy Gross elected captain of Michigan State College football for next season. Charles M. Alber passed away at 120 West Michigan Avenue after a yearlong illness. born January 9 1866 in Ann Arbor township. lived in Saline 50 years.

Clarence Cook George Shaw East Henry Street Loren Feldkamp Tucson Arizona George W. Barr Kissammiee Park Florida King Winter Joe Faulhaber Manchester Jennie Brown Lewis R. Brown Jackson Saunders Grand Rapids Earing Gresser Ann Arbor Fred Gamnlett Milan Arthur Faust York North Woods Frank Mandeville Ypsilanti Will Allen Ray Gilbert Virginia Claude Gilbert E. M. Gilbert Hammond Charles M. Alber West Michigan Avenue Saline

Local Social Roundup And House Moves In Dexter Area

Thirty years ago kev and Mrs Jd Fk Tree of Dexter visit. George Van Houter spends Tuesday with sister Swiss Lda sancord of Ypsilanti. G FP Bracey family moving into H J Nichols house on Russell. John Stegmiller of Manchester visits in Dexter. George Heimdinger buys John Frank house at South Ann Arbor and West Henry. Shadow social at J S Koebbe’s draws about one hundred guests despite bad weather. Eastern Star event in Milan attended by Mesdames Lewis Hendershot and Goldsmith. Alvin Bond family visits Clinton for illness in family. Beulah Richards from Milan spends week at homes. Zever Rogers and Harvey McMichael with families. Remember the light of one small candle.

Kev Jd. Fk. Tree Dexter John Kowesr George van Houter Luesaay Lda Sancord Ypsilanti G. FP. Bracey H.J. Nichols Russell Street Mgr John Stegmiller Manchester Fred Burkhart George Heimdinger Saline Township John Frank Ann Arbor West Henry Ida Chandler J. S. Koebbe Fred Lewis Mae Hendershot Alta Goldsmith Milan Alvin Bond Martha Viola Sipe Clinton Beulah Richards

Local notices and price row from 45 years ago

Forty five years ago Mrs. Harper is quite sick. Wheat sells today at 72 cents, clover seed five dollars, hay five fifty, eggs nineteen cents, butter eighteen. Glen Harwood visits Detroit and Toledo for holiday goods. D F Reeves to remain as courthouse janitor in January then returns home. Trying Corbett leaves house after three months illness and leg issues. Emmet Schaffer returns home after a motor line collision causing multiple injuries.

Emmet Schaffer Northern Electric

Rich and poor fortunes tipped by hopeful thoughts

A reflective line notes that poor people dream of wealth while the rich fear possible poverty, illustrating social contrast and aspirational tension.

Sound Roof Protection Urges Home Weatherproofing

With winter near, homeowners are urged to weatherproof roofs to cut heat loss and protect interiors. A Bureau of Mines study shows 16.2 percent heat loss through uninsulated roofs in wood frame homes. Asphalt shingles are available in blended colors and can be laid over old roofs, providing fire protection and long lasting weatherproofing. Regular maintenance extends roof longevity.

Bureau of Mines

New Wrinkles In Gid Homes Propose Built In Units

Postwar homes will feature built in shelves and cabinets along one bedroom wall to add closet and storage space for linens, books, a telephone, and a sewing machine. Such built in units replace bulky furniture and create more living area in small homes.

Milady

Mooreville Social Roundup Includes Hospital Visit and Parties

Mrs A J Turner returned from St Joseph's Hospital Ann Arbor after an appendicitis operation. Pvt Lluella Mae Murray visits family. Loyal Kanitz Louis Smith Harlan Holcomb and Ernest inske returned from near Newberry. Mrs Fred Lewis Mrs Paul Lewis and son Freddie attend a birthday party for Mrs H Bruckner Milan. A shower for Mr and Mrs Herman Birchmeier at Mooreville Hall. Jeannie Craig hosted Milan High Junior Class. Harold Holcomb and wife entertained 14 guests with a scavenger hunt won by Mr and Mrs Wm Keeley. Mrs Harlan Holcomb and others spent Saturday in Detroit and saw Don McNeill at the Masonic Temple.

A. J. Turner St. Joseph’s Hospital Ann Arbor Lluella Mae Murray Myrl Murray Loyal Kanitz Louis Smith Harlan Holcomb Ernest Inske Newberry Fred Lewis Paul Lewis Freddie H. Bruckner Milan Mooreville Hall Herman Birchmeier Grace Ann Crittenden Jeannie Craig Milan High School Craig Harold Holcomb Wm. Keeley Gladys Barrett

Community News Digest From Central area

Central residents share gatherings with neighbors during weekend and holiday periods. Families listed include the Birkles Moore Sterns Street Hummel Klager Grossman Fitzenmeier Lindemann and Saylor, with travel between East Ann Arbor Detroit Grand Marais and Joy Road noted. Thanksgiving visits and deer hunting trips are mentioned.

William Birkle Norman Moore Willard Palmer Carvie Birkle Norris Street Bert Moore Lowery Farm Joy Road Lester Schneider Bert Hummel Laverne Ralph East Ann Arbor Seth Saylor Detroit Arthur Klager Robert Grosshans Walter Moore Leo Fitzenmeier Grand Marais Ray Rauser Erwin Lindeman Diana Walter Lindemann William William Lindemann

City Council Minutes Show Cemetery Insurance Cut to 1000

The council in session November 12 approved trimming cemetery house insurance to 1000 from 2000. Four votes in favor, none opposed. They also authorized bills totaling 2088.90 and ordered payment. Mayor Alwin Gross adjourned the meeting with Clerk Lottie Wallace present.

Gross Lockwood Alber Lambarth Ford Cemetery House Yeas Alwin Gross Lottie Wallace

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