Junior Play a Decided Success at Saline College
The Friday and Saturday junior play drew large crowds with three acts about Peter Pepperdine and Bill Bradshaw. Kenneth Heininger and Robert Gross led as the leads, with strong supporting work by Elizabeth Harwood and Betty Clay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iEach
Peter Pepperdine
Bill Bradshaw
Kenneth Heininger
Peter
Robert Gross
Bill
Elizabeth Harwood
Jasmine Jackson
Georgiana Clarkston
Betty Clay
Eunice Stollsteimer
Alice Rent+schler
Clarkston
Nadine
Peg- B
Willing Workers Gather for March Meeting
The Willing Workers held their regular March meeting at president Mrs Ida Mehler's home with Mrs Hallie Mehler assisting. Two new members were added Nellie Holcomb and Grace Holcomb. A program featured devotionals, community singing, readings, phonograph music, a Guest poem, and a lighthearted playlet. April meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mehler
Hallie Mehler
Nellie
Grace Holcomb
Ella McMann
Burt Osborn
Ola Lueckhardt
Grace Hammond
Hazel Scudder
Edgar Guest
Ella Monroe
Mary Finkbeiner
Ln Luckhardt
Olga McCollum
Bertie Gordon
Mizpah
Harriett M Miller founder of Saline family dies at 83
Harriett M Miller daughter of Dudley and Rebeca Miller born November 18 1852 in Saline township. She lived her life in the same home after moving there at age six. Survived by one sister Mrs Etta Stoddard and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Roy Stoddard home Friday at 2 pm with Dr Kircher officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett M. Miller
Dudley
Rebeca Miller
Saline Township
Etta Stoddard
Home Extension Group Meeting Notes and Rail Safety Mention
The Home Extension Group met at Mrs. Adolph Stierle’s home on March 26 with opening singing of America. After reports and a short business session, leaders led a lesson on laundering silk and woolens, cosmetics, and manicuring. Ida Mehler invited members to meet April 23. An electric device traveling six miles per hour marks defective rails and is in use on several railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Stierle
America
Ida Mehler
Schmid's Market Trade Card Winners Promise More
Mrs. Merritt Martin uncovered five dollars on her card while Mrs. Dan Hall Mrs. Schaffer and Mrs. Edith Gross won two fifty each in free trade. A long list of others earned fifty cents to a dollar and hundreds received twenty or twenty five cents. HM policy is to give the best in meats and groceries for your money. Phone 38 for your next order. If you still have a card bring it in it is still good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Martin
Dan Hall
Schaffer
Edith Gross
Sophomore Class Brings Night of Entertainments at SHS
A high school program hosted by the Sophomore class kept the audience laughing with acts including the Soothing Sophomores directed by Dick Warn. Performances featured Ruth Martin, Mary B Kendall, Ray Gleason, and Vernon Irelan among others with readings by Wilma Bredernitz and Clara Schmid. The show aired from Station SHS aboard the 42nd floor of a drugstore, ending with Rastus and Sambo performances and a closing sign off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazoo Aitierme Aachen
Ruth Martin
Mary EB. Kendall
Ray Gleason
Bob
Dick Warn
Jenny Lee
Bing Crosby,Jr
Suzanne
Vernon Irelan
Isle of Capri
Caroline “Ackerman
Ray
Carolyn
Wilma Bredernitz
Leedle Yaacob Strauss
Wilma
Clara Schmid
Miss Schmid
New York
Rastus
Sambo
Dick Ward
A Light in the Window and Friendly Household Advice
A friendly column offers guidance on daily joy mixing laughter labor kindness and hope with a homely tonic of patience and prayer. It includes a date bread recipe credited to Mrs George Schmid and Mrs Mark B Sugden and invites notices for legal printing of estates through The Observer.
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George Schmid
Observer
Kroger Takes Wiedman Three Games In A Row
Willam Schaible notes Run Crushers fall to Armbruster two games to one in a Wednesday match. Art posts high single score 197 and high total 528 as Wiedman’s side suffers three game sweep.
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Kroger
Wiedman
Run Crushers
Armbruster
Art
Merchants
Ford Dealers
Dieterle
Hoeft
Kroger ‘Boys
Dieterleaves
Westphal
W. Gross
M. McHeNry
R. McHeNry
Ant Ee
Wiedman Noble
Witkowski
Lambert
Lawrence
Bun Crushers
Fritz
Krekeler
Dell
Wahl
Gillen
Kroger Anthony
Fitzgerald Ree
Henderson
Dell Sansee
D. Burkhart
Merchants i
Haarer Estas
Kroger Godt
Irish Hills Reforestation Project Bid At 1 850 000
Lenawee county planners submit a large PWA project for the Irish Hills area. The plan aims to resettle families from nonproductive farms to other Lenawee sites while expanding park and forest lands by hundreds of acres. Estimated cost is 1 850 000.
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Irish Hills
Lenawee County
PWA
Lenawee
Manchester Enterprise
Election results show Keyworth elected superintendent
Mr. Keyworth was elected superintendent of public instruction, Judge Sample was re-elected, and Miss Haas retained her post. Saline township went Republican while Lodi stayed Democratic, as usual. Arthur Heininger of Pittsfield was re-elected to the Board of Supervisors by a handsome majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyworth
Sample
Miss Haas
Public Instruction
Saline Township
Lodi
Usus
Arthur Heininger
Pittsfield
Board of Supervisors
Public assessment inspection period announced at Ben Uphaus store
The assessment roll will be open for public inspection the week of the second Monday in April at the Ben Uphaus store. Any person may file a written complaint with the Clerk stating grounds. City Clerk Lottie Wallace notes the procedure. In Chanute Kansas last week a man who never smoked, drank beer, or wore a necktie died at 101, leaving readers to wonder if the age was truly spry or merely seeming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Uphaus
Lottie Wallace
Chanute
Kan
Engagement announced for Sylvia Gross and Raymond Shaw
Miss Sylvia Gross and Raymond Shaw plan to wed in June announced at a Saline luncheon. Guests included relatives from Lansing Ann Arbor Detroit and Flint with details about the pink and yellow floral decor and silver slipper place cards.
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Ann/Arbor Daily News
Saline
Miss Gross
Herman Ross
Shaw
Flint
Ridge
Ixite
Sylvia Gross
J. Raymond Shaw
Lois Manning
Gracia Sexton
Faye Baumgardner
Margaret Winters
Audrey Kamp
Mabel Byrne
Margaret Williams
Ann Wheeler
Addie Keesle
Robert Newcomb
Lansing
Milton Gross
Rexton
Olive Brown
Ann Arbor
Clara Schroen
Ruth Aprill
Dan Hall
Norman Ash
Don Burkhart
Arthur Miller
Alvin Gross
Rudolph Gross
James Mackintosh
Mirs
Jack Probyn
Detroit
Herman Gross
Medical School of
The
U. of M
Chicks Health and Cleanliness for Spring Poultry
Michigan State College urges clean brooding quarters and early preparation to boost chick success and profits. Clean houses with thorough scrubbing and hot water prevent disease, while disinfectants alone cannot replace washing. Avoid contaminated ranges and remember two-year soil risk. prevention beats treating sick chicks.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Card of Thanks and Various Classified Notices
A jumble of local classifieds thanks readers while listing assorted ads for sales and rentals. Items include seed pots, furniture, farm equipment, pens for sale, and housing to rent. Also note jobs, horses, poultry, and a request for Rawleigh routes. Ownership by Katherine Stang and others is implied, with multiple local names and contact numbers.
Player piano bargain and poultry lot sale notice
Bargain advertises a like new $700 player piano available for unpaid contract balance of $36.40, with contact to Edgar O Netzow in Milwaukee for viewing and references. Also promotes Leg horn Foundation eggs, pullets 4 lbs plus, eggs per dam and sire records, Burmeister Poultry Farm near Bridgewater Station offering lots of 500 at $16 per 100, plus $1 per hundred for one week started chicks.
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Edgar O Netzow
Department of Accounts
North
Sheffield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Leghorn Foundation
Burmeister Poultry Farm
Bridgewater Station
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Garrick Theatre
Milan, Mich
Tom Tyler
Roberta Gale
Father Brown
Paul Lucas
Gertrude Michel
Pauline Lord
W. C. Fields
Mrs. Wiggs
Betty Boop
Carole Lombard
May Robson
Sidney Murray
Robert Young
Ted Healey
Betty Furniss
W. E. Dietiker
Dodge
Plymouth
Elmer Stree
Emerson Hdeussler
Thorndyke Marglethorpe
Dorothy Robinson
Wesley Hisele
Beatrice Bondie
Carl Harwood
Robert Royal
Pete
Schmid’s Market
Merritt Martes Wiens
High School News
Marie “‘Schimid
Mark B. Sugden
Fitzgerald
Willam Schaible
Dell Penee
Gillen Web Eectot Estes
Armbruster Stimpson Peeee
A. Armbruster
A. Burkhardt
W. Burkhardt
Lype
ASK
Raymond Shaw
Main Street
tIonia News
Katherine Stang
The.observer
Ohn Kohrer, Jr
Fred Haarer
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Ralph Mann
Bridgewater
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
George W. Cook
Northlake
Elmer J. Steele
West Michigan Avenue
E. J. Muir
Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport, Il
H. W. Keubler
Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Howell
Weienette Farm
A. G. Wood
Dime Bank
Doty Ave
Tel
Parsons
Saline Mercantile Company
A. Sawicki
HE. J. Muir
General Motors
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Packard St
Ann “Arbor
Washington St
McCormick
McCormick- Deering
Broad Son
Lewis Ernst
Herman Heininger
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