Saline Rotary Club program mirrors Camp Fire Girls report
The Saline Rotary Club meeting at The Tavern last Thursday noon followed a format similar to the Camp Fire Girls assembly reported in the tenth grade school news. Otto Harloff and Raymond Neipert of Madison, Wisconsin, attended as guests. Observer Liners are at your service.
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Rotary Club
Assembly
Observer
Otto Harloff
Raymond Neipert
Madison
Wis
Advice Against Large Scale Horse Breeding In Michigan
R S Hudson of Michigan State College farm and Michigan Horse Breeders Association urges farmers to limit horse production. He warns prices are peaking and will fall as production catches up with demand. He predicts brood mares and young horses remain in demand now but prices may drop in 3 4 years.
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R. S. Hudson
Michigan State College Farm
Michigan ‘Horse Breeders Association
Open Wide The Door Slogan Of Seal Sale Opens In Washtenaw
Directed by the Michigan Society for Crippled Children the third annual Faster Seals sale runs in Washtenaw county through May first. Seals cost a penny and fund discovery care education training placement and prevention for crippled children. Ninety percent stays in Michigan for handicapped programs with the rest aiding the International Society for Crippled Children. Doctors Wallace and Woodbridge of the Rotary Club oversee sales. seals are available from them or local banks. Saline’s quota is $30.
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Michigan Society For Crippled Children
Washtenaw County
Donahey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Opportunity
Michigan
International Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Wallace and Woodbridge
Rotary Club
Applications to CMTC Camps Filling Quota Quickly
Young men who attended Citizens' Military Training Camps and wish to enroll for summer camps must apply now to the CMTC Officer at Michigan Reserve District 472 Federal Building Detroit. About 1,332 Michigan slots are planned for 1936 with over 950 applications received, showing rising popularity and early quota filling. The camps are described as a strong bulwark of republican government and a vital asset for the future.
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Michigan Reserve District
Federal Building
Detroit
Michigan
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Steele Family Near Saline
Mr and Mrs George Steele near Saline celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner last Wednesday. Married March 25 1886 in a Clinton road church they have lived near Saline ever since. Mrs Steele is 72 and he will be 77 this month. Seven children and their families attended including Roscoe Cammet and five Cammet sons Hugo Otto Raymond Steeb August Steeb Carl and Alfred Steeb with spouses and grandchildren.
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George Steele
Saline
Mrs. Steele
Clinton Road
Roscoe Cammet
Cammet
Hugo
Otto
Raymond Steeb
August Steeb
Detroit
Carl
Ann Arbor
Alfred Steeb
Busy year ahead for local contractors and builders
This year promises heavy activity for renovations with Henry Goltz expanding his place on the city edge, John Renz planning an eight room house and garage opposite the Scio church, Mrs George W Cook repairing her home, Henry Leutheuser remodeling The Tavern barbeque, Adolph Lindemann reroofing Steiner house on East Henry street, and Trinity Lutheran parsonage occupants moving in after work begun last fall.
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Henry Goltz
John Renz
Scio
George W. Cook
Henry Leutheuser
Adolph Lindemann
Steiner
East Henry Street
Trinity Lutheran
Water questions collection dates announced by city official
Frank Camburn the City Treasurer announces two dates for water questions at Citizens Bank on Saturday April 11 and at Savings Bank on Wednesday April 15.
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Citizens Bank
Savings Bank
Frank Camburn
Thumbnail sketches of two Saline teachers and scouts
Charles Collins of Maywood born in Barry moved to Albion, teaches junior high math and history in Saline, is assistant scout master, played pro football, coaches this year’s team, favors tennis and dislikes idle talk. Frederick Gettel of Sebewaing, teaches chemistry, science, and farm crops in Saline, played cross country and track, involved in livestock events, ROTC, Alpha Gamma Rho, scouts, advocates stabilizing production and soil conservation, hopes for better farm industrial adjustment.
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Mayswood
Barry
County
Albion
Ames
Maywood
College
As, &Machinist
Albion College
Bad’ Axe
Wakefield
Upper Peninsula
Saline
Gettel
Frederick
Sebewaing
Michigan
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Chicago
Alpha Gamma Rho
Smith-Hughes
Future Farmers Get-Together at Ypsilanti High School
Belleville Chelsea Dundee Milan Manchester Saline Plymouth Ypsilanti Lincoln Consolidated Future Farmers groups met March 21 at Ypsilanti High School. Activities included swimming basketball volleyball wrestling and a free movie. Banquet by Home Economics Club followed, with initiation and elevation of Green Hands to Future Farmers and district officers elected. Saline placed third in attendance.
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Future Farmers
Ypsilanti
Future Farmers Organizations
Belleville
Chelsea
Dundee
Milan
Manchester
Saline
Plymouth
Lincoln Consolidated Schools
Ypsilanti High School
Home Honomics Club
Estate of D Bakity Auction Seeks Farm Stock and Tools
Public auction on Saturday April 11 1936 at 1 00 PM on Bishop road listing Guernsey and Holstein cattle several farm implements and equipment including a Fordson tractor grain drills binders and plows plus crops and household items all terms cash readied by administrator Christ Bakity with auctioneers Jim Finnell and clerk Alwin Burkhardt.
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D. Bakity
Saline
Milan
Urania Station
Bishop Road
Moon Road
Guernsey
Fordson
Ford Pickup
John Deere T
van Brunt
Deering
Recreation Team And Merchants In A Tie
Recreation and Merchants tied in a bowling night battle with strong scores. Clarence Fritz led with a 223 high single and Ron Fitz gerald posted a 558 series as standings show the season’s end near. Funeral for John Adam Feuerbacher, 64, will be held Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church after brief illness at Saline General Hospital. He was born May 7, 1871 in Simersfield Germany and survived by wife Christine, sister Christine Walker, brothers Fred and John, and several German relatives. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery follows at 2:30. Liner ads ask for legal printing notices to settle estates via The Observer.
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Merchants and Recreation
Clarence Fritz
Ron Fitzgerald
John Adam Feuerbacher
Saline General Hospital
Simersfield
Germany
George
Christine Reinhart Feuerbacher
Christine Roth
Christine Walker
Ann Arbor
Fred
Laurel
Montana
John
Saline
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adolf Lederer
Oak‘wood Cemetery
Westphal
Ets Eh
R McHenry
Fritz Edeaacey
M. -McHe
Eee Resoue
Fitzgerald A
Recreation Wahl
D. Burkhart
Dell
Gillen
Harmon
Ies
Artabruster
Owen Hoeft
Texaco
Texaco Niethammer Averse
C. Harms
Harms
Armbruster
Stemapsdti
Burkhardt
Alwin Burkhardt
Westphal Brave Pada
Pritz
Galleee
Eeeneee
Perimeter Te
ANN Arbor Armbruster Pr
Tot Stimpson
St. W
Indianapolis
Pennington
del ‘Tanner
Ear
O'Neill
Hoffman
Bert Gillen
Icks
Recreation
KAR Nut
Gall Pen Dbe Saad Ma
Schaible
Tanner
Satthver
Taa Pet
Merchants
Haarer
Pierson
Ypsi
Hubscher
M. McHenry
Ypsilanti O'Byrne
Fritz Aenee
Harmonon
J Hoeft
Ati
Local classifieds list goods and services in Saline area
The notice compiles multiple short ads: land to rent, livestock for sale including a sorrel horse and two sows with pigs, farm equipment and seeds, building materials, clothing alterations, and various professional services. Names include Ernest Lamparter, G. L. Parsons, Saline Mercantile Co, E. J. Muir, J. Muir, Mrs. George Weber, and others with phone numbers and locations in Saline and nearby towns.
Light in the Window inspires with small town reflections
A friendly column offers encouragement and amusement from neighbors. It includes a vintage recipe for lemon jello salad with salmon and cucumber, notes from The Observer dated April 6, 1882, and brief local items about Master Webbie DePuy’s giant turkey egg, residents moving to Tower City, and Dexter the liveryman unveiling a new omnibus.
Saline Wins Final in Rifle League
Saline clinched the rifle league final with a narrow three point victory over Ann Arbor, marking a season of steady pace and notable growth. Arthur O Neill emerged as a standout, surpassing longtime leaders Cook and Shurtz in the latest match.
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Saline
Ann Arbor
Cook
Shurtz
Arthur O'Neill
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Carl Barreith
Saline Valley Farms
Baymore
George Weber
Lodi Township
E. J. Muir
C. Boettener
Vinewood
Jesse Hewens
Rid
Curtiss
Cecil Davenport
Ann Arbor St
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S. Main St
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Herman Heininger
E. W. Potter
Leslie, Mich
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Howdy
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Thomas Aldrich
C. C. Lashier
Roxa LeBaron
Elig Hartwell
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Tower City
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Laura Wallace
Pelican Rapids
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