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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1929

Page

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Washtenaw Political Features of a Half Century Ago

Fred F. Wallace of Chattanooga recalled Washtenaw county politics from 45 to 50 years ago during a visit to Ann Arbor. He owns the one horse shay used by Lewis Cass in 1813, now in Lookout Mountain museum, and hopes to see it returned to Michigan. Wallace, son of early sheriff BE Wallace, discussed Sophie Lyons' jail stint and his family’s long service on the Saline board of supervisors.

Washtenaw County Fred F. Wallace Chattanooga Tenn Ann Arbor Mr. Wallace BE. W. Wallace Saline Lewis Cass Michigan Lookout Mountain Tennessee Shay Daniel D. Wallace Ambrose Robison James W. Robison Wallace Board of Supervisors Sophie Lyons Washtenaw Detroit House of Correction

High Steel Fight Thrills In Skyscraper Scene

William Boyd and Alan Hale risked their lives filming a narrow eight inch girder fight for Skyscraper on an unfinished office building framework ten stories up. The actors clung to a foot wide ledge as cameras captured the perilous stunt with safety measures to prevent a fatal fall.

William Boyd Alan Hale Boyd Liberty Theatre Hale

Federated Church Beecher Notes on April 28 Services

Rev C A Ehrhardt of Jackson will preach at Federated Church on April 28 in morning and evening services. Morning worship is at 10 with Bible school at 11 15. Young people's service is 7 pm and evening service at 7 45. Rev S T Dunk plans a Europe trip and a farewell service on the first Sunday in June before becoming pastor at Monroe First Baptist Church.

C. A. Ehrhardt Jackson Ehrhardt S. T. Dunk Europe

Card of Thanks for Fire Department Acknowledgment

A. C. Lange thanks the fire department telephone operators and neighbors who aided in extinguishing the fire at my place Friday.

Saline Opens 1929 Season in 10 9 Loss to Manchester

Saline lost a high school baseball opener 10 to 9 at home to Manchester on April 17. Fielding miscues and weak batting pace allowed Manchester to pull away after Saline led through six innings. Knight allowed nine runs over three innings while Folk lasted six. Es termyer and Lamarth highlighted Saline’s late rally with several hits as the team seeks redemption at Milan next Friday.

Saline Manchester Folk Knight Miiug Estermyer F. Carr Bersuder Lambarth Jordan Carr Ordan Grossland Bill Carr Salihe Bob Knight Waldo Gross Waldo Bill Walter Wiedmeyer Milan

Ann Arbor May Festival to Feature World Renowned Singers

The Ann Arbor May Festival runs May 22 to 25 with Edith Mason and Richard Bonelli among many stars. Featured ensembles include the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, University Choral Union, and a large schoolchildren's chorus under Juva Higbee.

Ann Arbor Hart V. Moore Roups Chicago Symphony Orchestra Frederick Stock University Choral Union Moore Juva Higbee Metropolitan Opera Company Chicago Civic Opera Association Edith Mason Chicago Polacco Europe Evanston Richard Bonelli Barre Hill Hill Theodore Harrison School of Music Sophie Braslau Schumann-Heink Miss Braslau Marion Telva Miss Telva Paul Althouse Metropolitan Opera Lawrence Tibbett William Gustafson Jeannette Vreeland Richard Crooks America Efrem Zimballist Josef Hofmann Efrem Zimbalist Saint-Saens Wolf-Ferrari Jeanne Boyd Braslau Crooks

Miss Palmer to Preach at Methodist Church Next Sunday

Miss Palmer field secretary of the Women's Home Missionary Society will preach at 10 o'clock Sunday morning and address the children in Sunday school. An Epworth League devotional hour is set for 6 30 with evening service at 7 30. District convention at Manchester Friday and Saturday is urged for Leaguers and friends. An exhibit will be presented Friday evening.

Miss Palmer Women’s Home Missionary Society Epworth League Manchester

Township warns workers without order from commissioner

Any person in York township drag ging roads or drawing gravel or doing any other work without an order from the commissioner will not be paid for the same. By order of the Township Board and Highway Commissioner. 27 OREN CANINE.

York Township Township Board and Highway Commissioner Oren Canine

The Willing Workers Meet Amid Easter Activities

The Willing Workers club met with Mrs. Mary Fink April 18, with 32 attendees including invited guests. Hazel Gordon presided in the absence of the president and vice president. The Easter baker sale netted 21 dollars. quilts and supper were praised, and a Mizpah adjournment set the next meeting for May 16 with autographs and a photo guessing contest.

Mary Finkeiner Hazel Gordon Bertha Finkbeiner Helen Pierce Tipperary Blarney Lena Gordon Genevieve Mattie Craig Edna Craig Old Rugged Cross Rubena Doris Charlotte Finkbeiner John Finkbeiner Mizpah Elsie Hanson

Music Festival at Opera House by Grades Friday and Saturday

The Opera House hosts a grade school music festival with multiple ensembles performing. Overture Pilgrim Love Song It Girls Glee Club King Nutcracker and more include Tchaikovsky Kitchen Symphony Blue Danube and Walrus and the Carpenter selections with various orchestras and glee clubs participating.

Glee Club King Nutcracker Tchaikosky Kitchen Symphony Blue Danube Johann Stultz Vile Ascher

Thanks for sympathy after bereavement from Wedemeyer family

The Wedemeyer family thanks friends and neighbors for kind expressions of sympathy after their bereavement and Rev Witthracht for his kind words. The note is signed by Mr and Mrs Peter Wedemeyer and children. The second line is a stray adage about drinking.

Witthracht Peter Wedemeyer Rere

Classified Advertisements Aggregate Listings From Local Dealers

Local classified items include horse sales, auto sales, radio and hardware discounts, lost items, rental notices, poultry supply offers, lumber, fuel and gasoline ads, farm equipment, real estate exchanges, and requests for legal printing. Several businesses such as Wiedman Auto Co, Parsons & Dodge, San ford Hardware, Saline Mercantile Co, and Westphal Real Estate are listed with specific contact references and occasional prices.

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the Quality Grocery Martin Fuoss Dixie Quality Dixie Stabbler Oil Company Henderson Wuerth AJ Jolson Singing Fool Betty Bronson Josephine Dunt Scemario C_GRAMAD Pungeren Oy Lloyd Bacon Ae Ely Apho FOX Movietone News Liberty Street Federated Church S. T. Dunk, Yaster A. C. Lange Arthur Armbruster Order of Eastern Star Anna Briggs Luther Briggs Adelaide Clark Carl Carr Mintie Coe Florence Bowen Lillian Burgan Grace Miller Minnie Boyd Adah Elizabeth Dell Ruth Bessie Collins Esther Ruth, Rose, Martha Anna Cambura Electra Abbie ‘Carr Warder Esther Tescher Wilbur Coe Lillie Ernst Marshal Anna Fosdick DODGE Wiedman Auto Company Methodist Church the Observer Parsons & Dodge Dietiker's H. Gross & Sons Hardware Reef Leo Nichols Rid Watkins W. C. Taylor Milan, Mich Klager Hatchery Bridgewater NASH Ypslfield Plymouth Rocks R. I Ypsi-Fisld Hatchery Michigan Ave Ypsilanti Jay Harmon Aviation Sanford Hardware Co Wiedmanr Auto. Company Henderson's Dixie Service Sanford Hardware Company Wiedman. Auto Company Dos L. Arnet Michigana FORD Wiedman Auto Co Saline Mercantile Co Edward Wild Saline Mercantile Company Emil Milkey Orrin Briggs Westphal Wm. Westphal GEO. V. Cook& Son Chevrolet GEO. W. Cook & Son Goodyear GEO. V. Cook & Son Golden Reet Taerie Petee al Yiv
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