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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1938
Page
1
A compact look at infrequent trips as many people skip travel, exploring reasons and patterns behind rare getaways, with practical tips for planning and prioritizing future journeys.
In a Pasadena letter Mrs. A J Warren recounts a hotel group visit to Forest Lawn Memorial Park. She details the Court of Honor stained glass The Last Supper by Rosa Caselli Moretti, mortuary facilities, famous church replicas, Will Rogers and Jean Harlow funerals, marble statuary, and grounds features. She plans to attend Roosevelt’s youth talk if possible.
The Washtenaw County W C T U will meet at the Methodist church on Wednesday April 20 with a full program. The day includes a 9:30 business session 1:30 devotions led by Rev Roy J Miller an institute led by Mrs Grace G Morse music by Saline High School girls a round table board meeting and an evening program at 7:30 featuring Rev Walter Saxman M E church choir an address by Mrs Grace G Morse reading by Katherine Kissane a violin solo by Irene Fitzgerald and a talk by J H Turnbull. Benediction. Public invited.
Last Thursday Saline Rotary Club welcomed Walter Staebler Hackney Butler and Rev. Cowin from Ann Arbor to make up attendance. Prof. Ernest Chapelle of the Ypsilanti club spoke about Woodbridge N Ferris and praised the Ferris Institute for aiding those who could not attend regular college. Today the club elects directors for the ensuing year.
In a customary proclamation Mayor Townsend directs all business places to close from 1 to 3 p.m. on Good Friday to observe the holiday.
The Michigan Society for Crippled Children promotes public awareness and fundraising through its annual Seal campaign. Easter Seals in yellow blue and white will be sold from April 1 to 17 to finance treatment research and local programs aiding crippled children.
The Washtenaw region’s early wheat boom followed by freight tax disputes and river navigation led farmers to seek dam and lock projects on the Huron River. Plans to fund improvements faltered after a bank crisis, then freight rates adjusted and diversification grew. Today the Huron Valley project aims to preserve the river’s historic and scenic value.
A light countywide vote favored single-ticket races. In Lodi, a full Democrat slate won key posts led by Supervisor Harry M. Cole and Clerk Herman Gensley. Pittsfield elected a full Republican ticket while Saline and York townships also voted along party lines with modest totals.
Mrs Wilma Cole Turner wed Mr A L Owens production manager of the Trinidad Oil Fields Operating Company on March 26 at the American consul's home with forty guests. The event and reception were in the consul's residence. The bride wore a periwinkle gown with amethyst trim and Tudor headdress.
A group of Camp Fire Girls will become Girl Scouts and raise money for uniforms by taking orders for baked goods from a local bakery. The top seller will receive $1 toward her uniform with a percentage earned by the group.
The Board of Review will meet in the Council room on Monday April 18 from 9 am to 5 pm to review the roll and hear complaints by property owners in person or by attorney City Clerk.
Auction for the late J W Wheelock estate on Fosdick road three miles east of Saline on April 14 1938 at 2 o clock features horses Holsteins hogs and farm machinery including tractors cultivators binders mowers and a 800 lb platform scale plus household items. Terms cash. I W Wheelock estate Tim Finnell, auctioneer. Mase V Finnell, clerk.
For Sale Oak bedroom suite contact 42 27tE Easter plants and lilies at the Greenhouse. Paper hanging and painting by John Rodesiler phone 184 F32. For Sale Worthy Seed Oats F R Clements phone 166-113. For Sale One share Saline Mercantile Co stock inquire at this office. For Sale 6 horses 4 Fordson tractors 1 Farmall rebuilt 1 F-20 rubber tractor prow mearly new used cultivator several rebuilt 16 20 tractors Wenttruck Dodge truck Herman Meininger phone 33.
A brief card of thanks to friends and neighbors for support and condolences during a difficult time, acknowledging gratitude from Jean Oyen and Carleen Sanihart and others.
A compendium of ads lists Wiedman Auto Co deals on 1934 Ford Tudor and 1932 Chevrolet Coach with down payments, Parsons offerings on tailors and silk hose, Ready built broader houses from D. E. Hoey & Sons, and seed potatoes from multiple sellers. Fertilizer orders urged by Saline Mercantile. Rentals include furnished and unfurnished apartment on East Michigan Ave. Cole's Feed Store promotes Easter plants. Phone contacts and addresses noted for Saline and Dexter listings.
Multiple small ads note services including free tube testing by Co K Radio Repair and promotions for Milhan's Gulf Station. Shopping leads on poultry litter Bermuda onions and Bermud a sweet onion plants, plus Burkhart and Swiss Cleaners offers. Also housing for rent near Saline, eye care by Dr Gibson, and Hog Mix feed promotes worm control and growth.
A vintage advertisement promotes prompt removal of farm animals by Central Dead Stock Co. in Ann Arbor with a phone contact. It also lists Manchu Soy Beans Hansen's Inoculator and seed treatment products Cerecan and Formaldehyde. Cole's Feed Store advertises the seed oats treatments.
A mixed classified listing offers a 1982 Ford Tudor V8 with red wire wheels for 185 dollars, a 1934 Chevrolet pickup refinished for 225, and a 1982 Chevrolet sedan for 175. Also includes sewing machines service, radio shop, gas and groceries, plus furniture pieces like kitchen cabinets and dining chairs with low prices from Alexander's in Ann Arbor.
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