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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
6
A long Saline column reports correspondence with Mrs. Harry Parsons, job moves for Bernice Haines and Emmett Kelly, visits from Belleville and Detroit residents, ROTC accepts at Michigan, and local parish, legion and club activities. It notes births, moves, illness, renovations, and upcoming events including rallies and suppers.
Saline, missing Lu ther Dicks with a leg cast and Lloyd Armbruster in a sling, is shut out 18 to 0 by Belleville. Belleville took the lead early and extended it with two first half touchdowns, while Saline struggled to move the ball and fumbled in the fourth quarter.
Fifteen years ago Mrs. Harry White filled in for Miss Jackson. Walter Boettger and family of Ann Arbor visited Saline relatives. Kenneth Pester and wife welcomed a daughter Jennie Belle on October 18. Edna Smith travels to Oak Park Illinois for the winter with cousin Mrs. N B Fiske. Millie Harris Hattie and Annie Korkins of Detroit attended aunt Catherine Eccles funeral. D J Stark and wife visited relatives in Pontiac. Stark's mother Mrs John Cole joined them homeward. Ann Arbor Masons break ground on new temple on south Fourth avenue costing over 250000. Halloween box social at Arthur Schrader home October 28 for Judd school, prize for best decorated box. Two hundred army boys camped at Mead’s flats move to Fort Wayne to sell mules and gear. many to be discharged. John Wurster hosted guests including Schaible, Gottlob Jacobs, Charles Wurster, Miss Johns, Mrs John Braun and daughters, Margaret and Gladys, Mrs Clarence Braun and children, and Mrs Louis Duff of Los Angeles.
Thirty years ago Will Martin and wife entertained Mr and Mrs Coleman of Ypsilanti. John Feuerbacher and sister moved into Mell Bliss’s vacated house. J Manley Young left to visit his daughter Mrs Fred Stimpson at Hale. Lydia Schrader returned to Canada after a week with Mrs E C Rogers and Mrs Rosina Sturm and daughters Amanda and Mrs J Lindenschmidt visited Detroit. Nettie Muir and children from Imlay City spent a week with her mother Mrs Lydia Sanford. Everett Russell and wife and Mrs W H Sweet went to Tecumseh for James Emanuel Reentschler’s funeral. New house east of town progressing. hope to occupy soon. High school junior officers named. Rebecca Wallace visited sister in Ann Arbor after returning from New York. First St Cecelia Club met and elected officers.
Crowds filled the store all day last Saturday after hours to view coats and suits purchased from leading stylists. Copies of expensive models offered at moderate prices draw customers to the K. Hunt Shop in Ypsilanti.
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