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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1936

Page

5

Saline Social Notes Describe Visits and Travels

Local column records a flurry of visits and trips among Saline residents. Mrs Parsons, Mr and Mrs Pink, D Tanner and Evelyn, and others are noted in weekend and holiday travels. Community events include Rotary discussions and school staff movements, with multiple short notices of moves, visits, and family gatherings.

Fifteen Years Ago Visitors From Detroit and Wisconsin

Fifteen years ago Harry Harmon and his friend Miss Della Thompson of Detroit visited Mr and Mrs Charles Harmon the first of the week. Miss C R Wurster of Eau Claire Wisconsin has been visiting her company in the area.

A. M. Humphrey Detroit Ernest Towler Humphrey Mexico Harry Harmon Della Thompson Charles Harmon C R. Wurster Eau Claire Wisconsin

Local Families Update From Valentine and Surrounding Areas

Thirty years ago Mrs W Richards teaches in the Valentine district and Ella Clark in the Luckhardt district. Rudolph Layher leaves for Columbus Ohio to attend Capitol University. Mrs Lizzie Collum and son Max and Mrs Jacob Clough return from Roscommon county. Mrs Frank Spears visits near Denton and Frank travels with his wife. Paul Ekins returns to Chicago with sister Mary for vacation. C H Schoen to move family over the store and Chauncey Fitzgerald family to move into Schoen’s house. Mrs. George Heimerdinger west of town also mentioned.

John Wurster Andrew Girbach George Feldkamp Northlake John Mitchell Detroit Miss Collins Chicago C. F. Underkircher P. W. Dierberger South Haven Theodore Feldkamp W. E. Dietiker Olive Cressy Howe Ypsilanti Burton Masters Baptist Parsonage Burns The Baptist Church Conrad Boettner Anna E. Hahn Jackson Anna Blessing Ella A., Hahn John Heininger Arthur Heininger Kenneth van Wert Ohio Nina Russell E. E. Russell Leslie Amerman Hamilton Street Elliot Presbyterian Church Young Alfred Young North Dakota Lansing Saginaw Austin Robison W. Richards Valentine Ella Clark Luckhardt Rudolph Layher Columbus Capitol University Lizzie Collum Max Jacob Clough Roscommon County Frank Spears Rob Cullen Denton Frank Paul Ekins Mary Will C. H. Schroen Chauncey Fitzgerald Schoen George Heimerdinger

Town residents enjoy extended family visits this weekend

The text lists numerous visitors from Toledo Ann Arbor Washington Clinton Detroit and other nearby towns spending Sunday at the Mell Bliss home and with local families. Miss Lottie Wallace laments overwork and announces her shop is closed for a personal vacation this week.

Lulu Fairbanks Seattle Wash Saline Massachusetts Dedham Margaret Gertrude Miller Lucile April Bad Axe Adrian Alice Schieh Ferndale Ruth Bond Dearborn Esther Bowen Roseville Clara Schroen Lansing Esther Sturm Luella Parsons Ypsilanti Alma Ernst Muskegon Heights Kenneth Spitler Royal Otto Bliss Ann Arbor Frank Miller Washington Herbert Lindsley Arthur Clinton Charles Miller Alfred Miller Mell Bliss Lottie Wallace

St James Evangelical Church offers bilingual Sundays

St James Evangelical Church in Saline Township announces English and German services on alternating Sundays. English service on the second and fourth Sundays each month, next on Sunday Sept 13 at 10 a m with sermon One of Ten Thankful. Visitors welcome.

The Universal Car Ford Expands Its Appeal Worldwide

Ford proclaims the automobile as a universal car with millions of users worldwide. The message emphasizes faithful service and added value each year, noting Ford widens usefulness to motorists and reaches into new fields while meeting modern needs.

Ford

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Citizens Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Farl C Michener Republican Congress Doz Aequarts Country Club Avalon Michigan Kroger Stores Harry Parsons Percy Pink Toronto Canada Evelyn Roy Ward Fred Sellen Evelyn Exast William Murray Carven House West Henry Street State Conservation Department Observer Bert Ede Vera Ossineke Thunder Bay Elvin Armbruster Arthur Armbruste Glenn Knicely Teachers’ Institute Barbara Barnes Adrian Hisman Kalamazoo Mr. Wisman Thomas Sloss Delores Wilkinson Belleville Waterbury Conn Sylvia Florence Hertler Luther Hertler Washington, D. C Maxwell Fredericka McBride Augusta Josenhans Earl Culliton Elaine Frank Davis Cleveland G. C. Townsend Buffalo N. Y Rotary Chuir Sim. R. Wilson Walter Staebler Mr. Westcott Charles E. Coughlin National Union For Social Justice George H. Millage Charles E. Downing Willis J. B. Wallace Eva Schairer F. H. Nissly Minnie Ruckman Frances Gregory Dayton Vesta Mills Fred Henne H. E. Parsons Edward J. Muir East Henry Street Roland Bredernitz Ann Arbor Street Co. F. Witzgerald Art Armbruster Will Burkhardt Art Dexter Doris Delia Tanner Miriam Erskine Sam Craig Chelsea Chris Burkhardt Doris Schmid Ionia May Koch Deila Burkhardt Herman Rentschler A. C. Lange Lila Lydia Acton Alfred Acton Martin Fuoss George W. Barr Ben Haines John Zahn Carl Fred Burkhardt Jean Carleen Burkhardt Herman Heininger W. EH. Dietiker Marilyn Dotte Little Charles Dietiker Wyandotte Kenneth Wheeler Wheeler Eva Zahn George Wood Louise Schroen John Elbert Schroen Laura Kaiser George J. Weldkamp Clinton Road Otto Papsdorf Paul Papsdorf Grand Forks N. C State University Kittie Bible Tonganoxie Kansas Nate Richmond Huntington Ruth Bryan Rohde William Jennings Bryan Denmark George Theurer Albert Bredernitz William Breitenbach St. James' Church Ford Hospital Saline Telephone Company Alfred Jedele Amanda Mayer Doris Ward Donald Schurtz Camp Perry Charles Alber East Michigan Avenue Mrs. Alber Ray Davis Fremont Niagara Falls T. M. Bridges David Garth Town J. Kuehnle Hazel Ethel Toledo Walter Bloom Hol. Staebler Herman Boehler Frank Bingatke Joseph Gauss Amelia Boettger Reuben Gauss Fred Zimmerman Carl Schieh Sunday Lincoln Park Grass Hardware Saline, Mich Lawrence Attorney At Law Ircuit Fant Washtenawa County Ford Motor Company United States Universal Credit Company
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