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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
4
The Saline, Michigan area reports a string of social visits and community events. Residents visit family in Adrian Lansing Detroit Howell and Clawson as clubs meet, birthdays are celebrated, and church and club activities unfold across Saline.
Fifteen years ago Max Miller was recommended from Saline high to the University of Michigan engineering department. Flag day exercises opened with the school singing America as Crittenden presented the flag pole, Metcalf spoke, and Rose floated Old Glory. Arthur Nissly began his second year at Michigan. James Fitzgerald visits Benton Harbor, and Rev. H W Mack resigns from the Baptist society effective now. Samuel Noble injures an ankle in a silo accident on Austin Robison's farm. Mrs. Daniel Fr Paul of Chicago visits relatives, then heads to Ohio. Alfred Miller leaves for Traverse City for a couple of weeks.
Thirty years ago Roy Bixby and Arthur Davenport visited the high school as blackboards are finally ready. A. A. Wood shipped a fine ram to Mexico by express and plans to ship hundreds more. G. R. Lutz visits Hillsdale fair while strawberry vines arrive from Major D. Wallace. Families move to Milan and Gus Binder's house. Uncle Tom's Cabin heads to the opera next Wednesday. Preston Rouse loses his best horse. Lloyd Crittenden plans to move to Ann Arbor. Mrs L. M. Thorn suffers throat trouble. Amanda Muir helps in the restaurant. Saline Farmers' Club meets at Forsythe's Friday Oct 12. A confectionery and ten cent store opens in Wallace block. Railroad Jack returns to the area.
Saline Gun and Rifle Club held a daylong shoot on Daniels Flats with Westphal captained team edging Cook team by a narrow margin. Highlights include Westphal 245 Burk hardt 223 Shurtz 222 while Cook 240 Burkhardt 215 Armbruster 214. Total scores near 1,217 to 1,180. 6,000 rounds of .22 ammo arrived from the U.S. government and a 3,600 round Krag shipment is expected for future 200 yard rifle matches. High trap scores by Guthardt 29 and Baker 20. The Jackson fair reportedly cleared 500.
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