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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
4
The Saline column reports a mix of social and civic notes. Endowment news at the Chelsea Methodist home totals 30000 from an unnamed donor. Local church suppers, visits from relatives, and community choir rehearsals are listed alongside football game attendance figures and a large Ohio State Michigan crowd in Ann Arbor.
Thirty years ago Mrs Fannie Allen moved into Miss Marilla Allen s house on McKay street Rev J C Wortley former pastor of the M H E church was buried in Ypsilanti Monday The Henne store is undergoing repairs Apple dealers face heat and expense as barrels burst from rot The LeBaron hunting trip yields no game Sheep killed by dogs despite no nearby dogs Myro Webb s barn catches fire causing panic but firefighters limit damage J Don Langan dies in Traverse City L L Donaldson ships cars of old iron from Milan Dundee and Ypsilanti to Page Wire Fence Company Adrian Michigan continues to feel the era's bustle.
Fifteen years ago a son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs John Camburn. Bernard Boettger studies to become a barber. Miss Bessie Carven and Miss Gertrud Collins visited from Detroit. Miss Maud Friis visits brother Harry Friis and his wife in Detroit. Herman Ehnis of Ann Arbor spent Tuesday with his family. Calvin Wolf's children from Ann Arbor visited with D Crittenden and Mary Wolf. Fred and Edward Henne and wives spent Thursday in Detroit. Jay Gould and Florence Bilarter from Detroit visited the Goulds. Lizzie Collum and Claude West were quietly married at the bride's home on Mast Henry street. Martin Seitz started a new home on East Michigan Avenue. John Turk's dog caused trouble with its wandering chain.
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