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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
3
A digest of social and community items lists visits to Detroit and Kalamazoo, weddings, club meetings, and church events across Saline Ypsilanti and Manchester. It notes the Rose Allen house sale in town and several engagements, illnesses, and travel by residents including Burkharts, Finkbeiners, and geographical ties to Ann Arbor Detroit and Dundee.
Roy Dillon barbering at C Rogers shop this week and Mrs Parsons moving to her son G L Parsons store. Manchester football expected to play here tomorrow. Potatoes sold cheap at 25 cents per bushel. California returnees Robert Seeger and Will Graf upbeat about work there. The 9 20 car derailed near GC B Isbell with damage to fender headlight trucks and trolley pole. About 1500 attended Charles Pratt estate auction in Lima township Washtenaw county. Wheat 93 cents a bushel wool 21 cents hay $15 a ton some hay seven years old. 128 acre farm bid in at 63 per acre then sold at 53 per acre after bidder failed. Pinckney Dispatch. Good advertising is not an expense it is an investment.
Fifteen years ago Adam Klumpp and family spent Sunday with Emanuel Scheldt and family. Miss Hazel Cook visited Miss Ruth Blake in Vermontville. Edward Alber visited LaVerne Rhoades in Ypsilanti. Mrs. George Schmid Jr returned from Ann Arbor. Mrs. A E Cole hosted her parents and sister from Hicksville Ohio. John Tracey and family left Missoula Montana after six weeks here. The Messengers Sunday school class met at Mrs. William Marken’s home and completed a fourth consecutive comfort. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chissus and Roberta from Birmingham visited Mr. and Mrs. W L Rundel with the Beil family from Plymouth.
City of Saline announces a general election on November 6 1934 at City Hall for state federal county and city offices with additional constitutional amendments and poll hours details dated October 10 1934 and signed by City Clerk Lottie Wallace.
Election to be held November 6 1934 at Lodi Town Hall Washtenaw County Michigan for state and county offices and constitutional amendments Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in township and city provisions allow noon adjournment or 6am start by resolution.
Michigan State College home economics specialists advise on essential sewing and laundering gear for fall, from sharp six seven inch shears to a full ironing setup. They stress proper tool fit, rust prevention, and careful woolen garment care to preserve size and shape.
A wedding ring lost 40 years ago was found last week in a tomato field on Frank Rothfuss’s farm in Riga township by Charles DeVos and his sons. They gave it to Mr. Rothfuss, who identified it as his sister’s ring. The sister is deceased and the ring was returned to her daughter.
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