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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1923
Page
2
A dense list of social visits and relocations across Detroit Ann Arbor Milan and Saline. Residents Murrays Stechers Schroens Murrays attend birthdays parties and church events while families move houses farms and welcome relatives from Illinois and Toledo.
In Washtenaw County a Kiwanis group from Ypsilanti backs Oak Grove school with a large parade float. Donna Cady and patrons decorated the float with flags leaves and a Washington centerpiece as York Pittsfield and Tamarack schools win prizes at the Washtenaw County Fair.
Detroit visitors Ray Hendershot and Donald Craig spent Monday in South Saline. Nearby families hosted Sundays with various relatives including Murray and Stilts, Craig, Cross, Westlake, Powell, Carven, Easlick, and Pocklington. A party at Walter Morden in Macon and guests of Goodrich closed the week. a quotation ends the piece.
West Mooreville column lists Herman Smith ill with measles and a string of Sunday to midweek visits. Detroit and Milan connections include Tremble, Easlick, Harmon, Shank, Goldsmith, Westfall, and Kanitz families, plus several dinners and stays with local households.
West Saline residents hosted and visited relatives and friends Sunday with gatherings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graz Mrs. John Landwehr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Feldkamp Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arend Roy Eakin Petersburg Kate Kuebler and son Calvin Freedom Esther Landwehr Arthur John Heininger Libbie Guthard Kenneth Heininger Oscar Klein Herman Rentschler Herman Bredernitz Will Burkhardt Martha Aikens Alwin Burkhardt and families among those entertained or visiting.
Ann Arbor resident Michael Klager visited on business Saturday while Herman Brennom of Detroit spent the weekend here with his family. Azalia’s Frank Howe joined the Sundays visit with William Brenning. John Vowels and G Lewis hosted Detroit guests, and Miss Helen Bersuder of Ann Arbor spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs Henry Paul of Detroit stays several weeks caring for her ill mother Lena Rhein.
Grandpa Wiggins may need a week to try a local chiropractor. The Treasury reports the U S public debt fell to 22 125 million from 26 597 million as of September 30 due to income tax revenues. The piece also muses on suspenders and social impressions.
The Washtenaw County Horticultural Society organized at the Washtenaw County Fair with about thirty charter members. Thomas Applegate of Milan was elected president pro tem. Directors include E B Manwaring Ann Arbor N W Laird Chelsea Ed Wiard Ypsilanti C E Beck Ann Arbor C D Finkbeiner Saline and Charles Braun Northfield. The group aims to advance fruit growing and market Washtenaw fruits, planning community meetings and cooperation with local chambers of commerce.
Mrs. Fred Braman 52 died at her Milan home Friday morning after weeks of paralysis. Born in Saline she lived there until after marriage when she moved with her husband to Milan. Survived by husband one sister Mrs. John Fowler of Los Angeles and several nieces and nephews.
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