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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
8
The notice touts McCormick corn binder durability and economy amid rising corn and hay values. It compares McCormick to Deering and Milwaukee binders and promotes current sales.
Mrs. Lucinda Cobb of Saline and Mrs. Mary Cobb hosted and were visited by multiple local residents including Mr. and Mrs. D Russell of Willis and families of Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Manchester. Weekend gatherings featured Raymond Orr and families in Ypsilanti and visits by visitors to Kelsey and Orr households. A Sunday school party led by Miss Emilie Schanz held a banquet and Halloween event for boys taught by Parker Murray.
South Saline area residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Earl Kutler in Ann Arbor and Arthur Petty on a Lansing trip. Mrs Ike Ehlenberg and children from Milan visited in Saline, while Mr and Mrs Monroe Brarly of near Chicago visited old neighbors. Various other local families hosted guests and relatives in Detroit Britton and Saline areas during the week.
Central Lodi and nearby communities report a series of Sunday calls and visits. Otto Kress hosts in Chelsea. Webbers visit Port Huron. Bert Moore's hosts several households including the Bruckners and Kress family. Detroit and Windsor visitors frequent N C Davenport and related households.
Ann Arbor friends visited the Zick family Sunday. Burnham Ford of Dearborn visited Friday on business. Miss Theresa Schwab returned home from Adrian for the weekend. Robert Sack of Adrian visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Schumacher and family visited relatives in Saline Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blum and son Leo of Tecumseh spent Saturday and Sunday with George Blum. Pauline Phillipp, at Woodville school, was weekend guest of her parents. Mrs. Frank Buhlman of Detroit spent Friday with her father and sister. Marguerite returned to Detroit Saturday en route to Adrian for the rest of the week.
Parker Dry Cleaning and Pressing Shop advertises pressing and alterations with ladies' work a specialty. Located at Wallace Block, call No. 39 for further information, Parker Dry Cleaning 60 Saline et.
Mrs. GC Lutz died after a long illness with funeral services held in Saline. Guests included William Ford and daughter Myra, Miss Carrie Clayton of Dearborn, and Chester Reed of Plymouth. Ida Nissley and Ralph Blanchard wed with Rev. Phillipp officiating and will live in Ypsilanti. See the Methodist Bulletin at Citizens Bank Saturday. In Teeland gull Gish is noted as a winter food.
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