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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
5
Mrs Evelyn Ernst receives personal and social items as friends in Ann Arbor Detroit and Saline visit. Various families from Ypsilanti Manchester Jackson and Lansing mark birthdays, anniversaries and Thanksgiving gatherings with meals and calls amid church group activities and bridge clubs.
Women at Michigan State College discuss tentative afternoon programs for an upcoming Homemaker's Corner event. Exhibits and demonstrations are planned with Miss Edney Smith and Mrs Dye leading entertaining and educational activities for guests and participants.
A convoluted report describes a white rat preparing for a return to competition amidst chaotic dialogue. It mentions Greve GlymPycetNow and a camera, with betting notes about performance and a “cage with a snarl” reference.
Fragmented text shows a narrator noting 107 fish bowls after counting two pairs of four, with mentions of tropical fish, a Mrs named Gindinati, and Greek themes. The passage hints at a search for extra bowls and a moment of courage to count.
Mrs William Dell visited Ann Arbor on Tuesday. William Cody and wife and Mrs S Y Cotton were in Ann Arbor on Monday. William Sturm and family visited Mrs Edward Mahrle in Norvell on Sunday. Mrs Katherine Stang stayed in Jones ville with daughter Mrs J R W Ewing. Mrs Morgan Sherman of Detroit visited her mother Mrs Mary Gannett. Mr and Mrs Edward Alber visited Ann Arbor to see sister Mrs Minnie Beck. Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig and son Walter visited Sam Craig. Miss Charlotta Josenhans returned home from Flint after visiting Uncle Lawrence Sanford. Ladies Aid Presbyter ian church meet Wednesday at 11 a m with Mrs Frank Smith. Julius Bredernitz became manager of Saline Mercantile Company yesterday. Charles Towert rented rooms in Mrs Sanford’s house and will move in next week. Miss Laura Kaiser visiting sister Mrs John Schroen for Thanksgiving week. Fred Burkhart and family were in Jackson Sunday visiting Herman Schiddel and Christine Harrington. Mr and Mrs Herman Heininger gave a surprise party for daughter Erma’s birthday anniversary. Willerd Wiedmayer’s birthday was celebrated as well. Aaron Wiedmayer, family, and Mr and Mrs John Heininger attended.
Thirty years ago Miss Anna Seeger returned from Jackson for Thanksgiving. Charles Miller and family joined his parents for the holiday. Brewster B. Schussler of Chelsea was in town Tuesday. Miss Blanche Mead came home from Battle Creek for Thanksgiving. Rev and Mrs W E Caldwell of Ann Arbor spent Thanksgiving with Dr and Mrs C F Unterkircher. The 31st annual Michigan State Teachers Association meeting was set for Ann Arbor December 29. Maude Friis hosted guests and Bertha Wagner of Ann Arbor visited. Kinney and Newton Fisher of the U of M attended the Chicago game. Burkhart praised the trip after Thanksgiving football. C H Carven advertised house painting on West Henry Street as the season progresses.
Klara Finlay recalls a windy afternoon when Sinn Sinn did not fish much. He returned home with seven perch, an elegant two foot perch tossed ashore by a courteous wave. The wind grew cold and he left for dinner.
Own a five acre farm in sunny Southern California near Los Angeles. Rich soil and mild climate support apples peaches pears grapes and poultry. Asking price 495.00 with 25.00 down and 5.09 per month. Mail inquiries to R C pnbronan Room 729 South Main St Los Angeles California.
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