Easter Sunrise Service Program at Methodist Church
The program lists Prelude by Vera Ede and prayers by Rev. Bertram Wde. Scripture from John 21 1 7 by Betty Quartet St Pauls League. Addresses cover The Woman at the Tomb and The Disciples at the Sea of Tiberias by Mary Ellen Kendall and Kenneth Heininger. Musical items include a Girl's Chorus and a solo by Katherine Briggs. The Walk to Emmaus by Clara Schmid closes with Benediction noting a newspaper ad as a safeguard for special bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Ede
Bertram Wde
Betty
St. Paul’s League
Mary Ellen Kendall
Christian Endeavor
Sea of ‘Tiberias
Kenneth Heininger
Katherine Briggs
Emmaus
Clara Schmid
Highly Respected Citizen Sela Fitzgerald Dies in Saline
Sela A. Fitzgerald aged 82 died last Thursday at his son Chauncey Fitzgeralds home. Born December 2, 1853 in Barton township New York he moved to Michigan in 1856 later settling in Saline. He served as deputy sheriff for 52 years and is survived by four sons and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Chauncey Fitzgeralss home with George Millage officiating. interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sela A. Fitzgerald
Chauncey Fitzgerald
Daniel
Margaret Fitzgerald
Barton Township
Tioga County
New York
Michigan
Bridgewater Township
Saline
Eva A. Hotchkin
Christian Science Church
Fitzgerald
Sela
San Antonio
Texas
James A
Benton Harbor
Chauncey
Max L
North Adams
Ann Arbor Street
George Millage
Ypsilanti
Oakwood Cemetery
Merchants Recreation Lead Bowling League Night
Def Tanner topped scoring with a 255 single and 637 series. Owen Hoeft posted a 199 high single and Lord Westphal led Merchants with a 510 series as the Merchants swept all three matches on Monday evening March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants-Recreation Lead Bowling League
Tanner
Owen Hoeft
Texaco
Lord’ Westphal
Banet
R. McHenry
Fritz
Fitzgera
M.mchenry
Westphal
Texaco C. Harms
J. Camburn
Haarer
Rudolph Gross
C. Haarer
Fosdick
Tanner Helene
Edew
Burkhart
Gillen
Eee
Kar Nut
Armbruster
del Tanner
Stimpson
W. Burkhardt
A. Burkhardt
Armbruster Seetence
Ormsby
J Elsman
Pet
Merchants
Recreation
Penne
Texaco Gas
Saline Rotary hears Dale Noble on The World Court
Dale Noble was guest speaker at The Tavern Rotary meeting. He argued the World Court is an American project not linked to the League of Nations and urged U S membership and leadership in its deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Noble
Rotary Club
League of Nations
United States
Assessment Roll Notice Opens For Public Inspection
The assessment roll will be open for one week beginning April 13 at the Clerk's office in the Ben Uphaus Electric Shop. Any person may file a written complaint with the Clerk detailing the grounds of the complaint. Lottie Wallach, City Clerk. Lin er ads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Uphaus
Lottie Wallach
Light in the Window and Faithful Verse Reflections
A friendly column quotes devotional lines from Grace Nold Crowell and seasonal imagery. It presents comforting thoughts about faith, inspiration, and companionship from neighbors and friends in a community spirit.
My Best Recipe DATE FILLED COOKIES
A recipe for date filled cookies with butter Crisco sugar flour and nuts. Contributed by Miss Amanda Mayer. Also a query for a meat loaf recipe and a note on spring misstatements and a May wedding in Ann Arbor. It mentions Miss Alicia Wallace and Dr A D Billmeyer and local travel by F D Ford and Arthur Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Mayer
Alicia
Wallace
Ann Arbor
A. D. Billmeyer
Detroit Collége
Hegre
C. Parsons
New York
F. D. Ford
Arthur ‘Rouse
Ypsilanti
Saline Woman's Club Hosts Guests for Spring Meeting
The Saline Woman's Club met at Mrs. Max Fosdick's home on Tuesday afternoon with a brief business session followed by a program led by Mrs. James Mackintosh. Rev. Bert Ede spoke on Blind Alleys and Easter hopefuls, then Charles Collins played two selections on the sousaphone. Tea was served. next meeting will be April 21 at The Tavern with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Max Fosdick
James Mackintosh
Bert Ede
Charles Collins
Fred Burkhart
Luther Briggs
Railroads Adopt Free Doorstep Pickup for For Hire Trucks
Lansing reports railroads launch nationwide free pickup and delivery for less than carload freight to any U S destination. Rail officials cite 8 to 10 percent freight savings, 20 percent for some freight, with payments for COD and optional trucker service at shipper or receiver doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
U. S
Pacific Coast
C.O. D
Graduation Plans for Class of 1936 Announced
The Class of 1936 held a meeting to discuss commencement plans and the official graduate list. Eighty members are in the class with 18 boys and 12 girls. two students earned Very High Scholarships, two earned High Scholarships, and five earned Honorable Mention. Dale Fosdick will deliver the valedictory, Elizabeth Harwood the salutatory. The class will stage a play titled The Graduates Seven Guides for the day events, with elected class day party roles listed. Other details for baccalaureate and commencement will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Fosdick
Harl. Wosdick
Elizabeth Harwood
William Harwood
Pittsfield Township
Betty Clay
T. M. Clay
Kenneth Heininger
Arthur Heininger
Beatrice Bondie
George Bondie
Esther Day
Arthur Day
Pauline Rogers
Roy Rogers
Rubena Bredenitz
Clara Bredernitz
Eunice Stollsteimer
Fred Stollsteimer
Wesley Hisele
Emerson Hauessler
Charles ‘Collins
Ray Dieterle
Willard Feldkamp
Willard Kuebler
Mildred Krumrer
Nona Milhan
Emerson Hauessier
Will
Opportunity Door Open Wide To Crippled Children
A community appeal describes Crippled Children Seals sold at Easter to fund clinics hospitals convalescent homes and special schools for handicapped children. The piece highlights a girl benefitting from improved mobility and frames the seal sale as opening a Moor of Opportunity for affected youths awaiting support.
In Loving Memory of Floyde Carr
A memorial note honors Floyde Eugene Carr who died April 5. At 24 years old he is remembered by Father, Mother, and Brother with lines about absence and longing. The closing line adds a humorous twist about a postman’s duty to stay at his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyde Eugene Carr
Dairymen waste money on unneeded mineral feeds
Michigan dairy farmers spend over 500000 on costly shotgun mineral mixtures says Dr. C F Huffman of Michigan State College In Alfalfa rich conditions odorless steam bone meal suffices with occasional iodine A C Baltzer extension dairyman notes pasture will soon be available providing easily digested minerals at lower cost than special blends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
C. F. Huffman
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Dr. Huffman
A. C. Baltzer
Trees to aid wildlife conservation and erosion control
Michigan State College wildlife and erosion program offers red osier red maple willow and aspen nursery stock at low cost for deer beaver and bird feeding and bank protection. The effort links federal and state efforts, stressing food shelter and breeding needs, with Extension bulletin No. 147 available for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Herbert
Department of Forestry
Michigan State College
Herbert
Michigan
Willing Workers Club Honors Mother's Birthday
The Willing Workers Club enjoyed entertainment by Mrs. Ralph Hammond with Miss Ella McMann assisting in honor of their mother's birthday anniversary. After dinner the president led the meeting with devotionals by Mrs. Ella Monroe. Mrs. Hazel Scudder, program chair, introduced Mrs. Bessie Collins who described her western trip last summer. Mrs. Helen Downing invited the group to meet at her home in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Ralph Hammond
Ella McMann
Ella Monroe
Hazel Scudder
Bessie Collins
Helen Downing
Helen's Beauty Shoppe Announces New Permanent Wave Service
Helen's Beauty Shoppe thanks patrons for support and announces the installation of the New de Groff Permanent Waver. The machine promises convenient waves without sitting under a machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Groff
Local farm listings and service ads in Saline paper
A dense compilation of rural sale notices and rentals including livestock such as Jersey cows calves and a sorrel horse, Bay mare and Guernsey bull calves, plus land rental offers. Also ads for seeds oats coal linoleum home services and beauty shop specials along with several business notices and contact names.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Church
Saline Savings Bank
the Saline Bakery
Cole
By Max McHenry
Howey
Lord
Bach
Grace Nold Crowell
Saline Woman’s Club
Memoriam
Floyde
State College Forestry Department
Helen
the Observer
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Jersey
Paul Hieber
W. E. Dietiker
Sorrel Horse
Ernest Lamparter
Saline Mercantile Company
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Carl Barreith
G L. Parsons
Guernsey
Saline Valley Farms
George Weber
Lodi
E. J. Muir
C. Boettner
Linex
Rogers Synthcote
Johnston
B. P.S
G. EL. Parsons
American Rug Co
Wm. Martin
the Ladies’ Aid of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Washington Street
B. J. Muir
Whelen
Dhone
Oculist
U. of M
Packard
St. Ann Arbor
Stark Bros
Nursery
Fred Schmid
Katherine Weiennett
A. G. Wood
Dime Bank
Detroit
Easys
Thors
General Electric
Wardways
Primus
Moore Maytag Co
S. Main St
Mich
IHG
Fordson
Herman Heininger
W. Potter
Leslie
Cook Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Art
Shell Station
Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Philco
Art Klager
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