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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
5
Mrs Evelyn Ernst receives personal items. Miss Augusta Josenhans visits Detroit. several residents travel to Jackson and Ann Arbor. Church groups plan meetings. Scouting trips to Lansing. Lenawee fair hosting Warren Finkbeiner’s Jersey and Berkshire hog wins. Cemetery and library updates plus local obituaries and hospital notes finish with community events and visits.
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs G Bracey visited Palmyra. Mrs K B Simmons entertained Miss Jennie Slaght of Ann Arbor. Miss Katherne Sears returned from Rochester for the weekend. Miss Bernece Barr came home from Rochester. Olive and Nellie Cress spent Sunday with relatives in Ypsilanti. Mrs 8 Y Cotton traveled to Ann Arbor for Red Cross work. The Buck family moved to 113 Clarendon Ave Detroit. S H Wheelock visited Goldrich to see his brother Dr Wheelock. Esther Burkhardt and Fisde Foltz visited John Burkhardt. John Wurster, ill with typhoid for seven weeks, improved enough to enjoy outdoor air. Dr C F Unterkircher oversaw roof work on the interurban station building. A farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs S H Whesiel drew about seventy five neighbors bearing a silver meat fork and gravy ladle. The Methodist church sheds were torn down to create parking for autos.
Local notes recall M Fellows in Detroit for a Baptist convention S H Moore visiting Pennsylvania Mrs I Wolfe of Davison visiting M Leonard family W Blanchard entertaining relatives from Colorado Lottie Wallace loses a watch on Ypsilanti trip A M Humphrey sells 1000 bushels potatoes at 40 cents Postmaster Burkhart reports three new mail routes starting November 1 H M Russell leads a 74th birthday procession for Mr Hunt crowd of gray heads and surprised reaction at the event.
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