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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1939

Page

3

Methodist church activities and local visits noted

The Penny suppers at the Methodist church Friday evening drew a good crowd. Miss Arlene Gall visited Miss Betty Cathers in Ypsilanti from Friday to Sunday. George Schmidt repaired his home. The Third division of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday November 1 with Mrs Eugene Ash. The Rainbow division of the Methodist Aid will meet Thursday evening October 26 with Mrs George Byers. S W Norton returned to Chicago after visiting his sister in law Mrs C Unterkircher. Misses Eileen Moehn and TMiene Lange visited the Ford school at Macon Thursday, guests of Miss Wilma Ernst. Mr and Mrs B Beckman of Lansing attended at the home of Mr and Mrs Sebastian Finkheimer Sunday afternoon.

George. Schmidts Methodist Church Eugene Ash Rainbow Methodist Aid George Byers S. W. Nortom Chicago Eileen.Moehn Manchés‘ter Caro Maude Queenfield Edward Smothers Cof Adrian Edward’ Grau Toledo John Guthadt Saline Hospital Jackson County Dan Hall Daniel Jyr Phyllis Annn Rock Island Ill Henrietta. Paul Hall

Local notes detail social visits and events in Saline area

The report lists visits by Toledo and Ann Arbor residents to Saline and Chelsea, church events, a German service, a Rural Letter Carriers meeting in Chelsea, hospital returns, and community happenings. It notes relatives in Ann Arbor, Paw Paw, and Saline, plus a fire at Alwin Gross’s home and a birthday gathering for Miss George Barr W.

Rural Letter Carriers Association Ladies’ Surxiliany Chelsea Schurch Ladies’ Guild Pilgrim Harry Russell Ann Arbor Herbert Witherell Frank Holmes Brooklyn Arthur’ Schuman Burbridge New Era Alice Christ Helen Armbruster Hallowe’en Juanita Feemann Richard Ward Ar Jene Wilcott Milan Dewitt Alwin Gross Gross George“W"“Barr Merritt. Martin L. C. Rowsey Dearborn George Martin George Austin Ruth ‘Martin Fred April

Willing Workers Meeting Discusses Recap Day Plans

The annual meeting gathered 36 attendees at Mrs Jessie Forsythe home on October 1 19 with plans for Reciprocity Day discussed. President Mrs Ruth Hanson and others led with a schedule including a luncheon and program at the Methodist church.

Jessie Forsythe Follo Ruth Hanson Grace Hol- Combs Veniee Ae Ang Macon

High School Honors Scholarship Observed This Year

The school will observe scholarship honors with two lists for the first period ending last Friday. The honor roll requires twelve points with at least one A, while honorable mention needs ten points. Points: A four, B three, C two, D one. Names listed by grade include Twelfth Grace Braun and Ruth Schieh on the honor roll, with many others. honorable mention includes Edwin Barnard and Ellen Feldkamp among others.

Foire Grace Braun Jeannette Clay Ruth Schieh Marylyn Schill Betty Jo Thomas Hleventh Milton Buss Paul Davis Emergene Ernst George Glowackhi Maurine Harwood Alwin Haeussler Victor Haeussler Leona Klein Tema Kohler Andrew Luckhardt Warren Rentschier Ruth O' Bauman Doris Jo Davis Reginald Fischer Irene Finkbeiner Alice Gable Dot Little Mary Thomas Florence Clark Marilyn Dietiker Alice Klein Edwin Lewis Beatrice Nelson Leah Neutz Charlotte Phelps Harold Schaefer David Vaughn Bob Clay Bernard Lewis Dorothy Cpe Cecelia Essig John Layher Edwin Barnard Ellen Feldkamp Ruth Hartman Wilma Kuebler Betty Layher William Tower Bob Vaughn Bernard Bamer Sylvia Finkbeiner Stephanie Gala Geraldine Hiagbail Glenys Heininger Vincent Jacobs Hileen Moehn Selma Hertler Melvin Schaefer Carol Uphaus Marian Baker Marie Day Arlene Feldkamp Nellie Irwin Lila Lange Eileen Loomis Ernestine Wilson Raymond Baker Imergine Blair Omah’ Bernard Keith Cammet Willard Elis Sylvia Feldkamp Margaret Finch David Gordon Dorothy Kohler Lorena Kohler Alta Kuebler Virginia Luckhardt Doris Smith Ralph Uphaus Eugene Weed Harold Wilson Freighth Joyce Braun Phyllis Henderson William Koebhe Wayne Otto Marcella Owen Viola Schaefer Jean Hartman Marie Finch Beverly Thomas Mary Carol O'Neil

Senior junior team takes touch football honors

In the intra mural touch football division juniors and seniors formed a unit and won first place tying the year’s standings with the upperclassmen. The upperclassmen led early and finished with five wins and one defeat while freshmen and sophomores tied for second with three wins each.

Walter MacArthur Freshmmen

Appointment of Rev Crowell as Southeast District Commissioner

Rev Stephen Crowell of Milan is named district commissioner for the Southeast District serving Milan Saline Willis and Whittaker. He will visit troops and cub packs, assisting with the Southeast District committee chaired by T. M. Clay. Oscar Smith is vice chairman.

Stephen Crowell Milan Saline Willis and Whittaker Crowell T. M Clay Oscar Smith Proops Willis 7 Methodist Scoutminster Clifton ‘Hoffman Oscar A. Smith Rortary Club Donald Fuller Alwin Gross Milan Méthodist Church Robert .DeVee Warren .Dela D. R.wanty Milan Rotary Club Leland .Schultz D.“R. Wanty

Saline Woman's Club PR Winners Herald Founders Day

Saline Woman's Club celebrated Founders Day with founder Mrs C F Unterkircher receiving a bouquet from past presidents. A charter member, Mrs A M Humphrey of Detroit, described a globe circumnavigation with Orient souvenirs as thirty six members attended the afternoon program and business session. The page also lists results from a local home project and display event.

Henderson Room Esther Landwehr Betty Harwood Martin Charles Miller Unterkircher A. M. Humphrey Detroit Saline Woman’s Club World Globe Orient

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