Federated Church Notes Revival Services and May Meeting
The Federated Church lists Rev. Roy J. Miller preaching at 10 a m Sunday worship with a 11 45 a m Sunday school and 7 30 p m evening worship featuring the sermon Prodigals. A Wednesday May meeting of the Ladies Aid Society is set with Mrs Walter Cook as hostess and Mrs G Cook and Mrs W L Rundel as associate hostesses. Mrs James De Little is program chairman. Achievement.
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Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Cook
G. Cook
W. L. Rundel
James de Little
Methodist Church Notes With Laxman as Minister
The church calendar lists morning worship at 10:00 with the sermon Our Church Old and New. Sunday School at 11:15 led by Ray Davis, Junior League at 6:30 with Mrs. Lillian Burgan, Epworth League on One Hundred Years. Mid week service Wednesday 7:30 and choir practice Thursday 7:30. An editorial quip comments on gossip in neighborhoods.
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Our Church
Ray Davis
Lillian Burgan
Epworth
Saline Observer Clicks The Deep Past in Local Notices
The Saline Observer runs a brief notice page with subscription rates and policy details. It notes obituaries and marriage notices are published free, while personal benefit items are charged at regular rates.
Mayor Proclaims Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Campaign
The mayor urges public participation in a wide program covering fire prevention health and education benefits. The proclamation notes scenic improvements as visible results but emphasizes broader public welfare. Readers are asked to assess personal role and plan actions to support the campaign.
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S.ucess
Musical Celebrities at Forty-Sixth May Festival
A galaxy of musical stars will perform at the Forty-Sixth Annual May Festival in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor May 10 11 12 and 13. Marian Anderson Gladys Swarthout Ezio Pinza Helen Jepson Selma Amansky Giovanni Martinelli Giuseppe Cavadore Jan Peerce Richard Bonelli Norman Cordon Rudolph Serkin Georges Enesco Earl V. Moore Earl V. Moore directs the University Choral Union and the Young People's Festival Chorus with Kodaly Brahms Verdi and Verdi selections and the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy participating throughout the series.
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Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Marian Anderson
Gladys. Swarthout
Ezio. Pinza
Helen Jepson
Selma Amansky
Elizabeth Wysor
Giovanni Martinelli
Giuseppe Cavadore
Jan Peerce
Richard Bonelli
Norman Cordon
Otello
Rudolph Serkin
Georges Enesco
Roumaniani
University Choral Union
Earl V. Moore
Kodaly
Scout Honors Reel in Milan District Court of Honor
The Southeastern District Court of Honor held April 20 in Milan for Saline’s Troop 46. Rotary Club sponsored. Scoutmaster Don Francisco led the program with T. M. Clay as chair. JaMar Steiner earned Second Class. Clayton Royal and Robert Clay earned First Class. several Scouts gained Merit Badges and specific awards for woodwork carpentry health and safety. The troop also received the Covered Wagon award for overall achievement and participation.
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JaMar Steiner
Wilard Hartman
Fred Grune’wald
Eugene Feuerbacher
Wilbert Bradley
Kenneth Gramer
Ralph Uphaus
Harold Schaefer
Clayton Royal
Robert Clay
Ormond Bredernitz
Bill Rogers
Fred Guinewald
Busy Week at Saline School With Festivals and Contests
Saline students held multiple events from an 11 a.m. fertilizer program sponsored by the Saline Mercantile Company to a two hundred pupil music rehearsal under Miss Collinge of State College. The week included district spelling and regional judging, with Lillian Kohler and Charlotte Phelps winning, and plans for May spring festivals and class activities across grades.
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Saline Mercantio Company
Miss Collinge
State College
Haas
Robinson
Ford Meter Company
Word Motor Company
Belleville
Hich
Detroit
Blaess
Lodi Plains
Rentschler
Wood
Mills
Roberts
Stone
Valentine
Saline
Benton
Forbes
Hammond
Lindsley
Union
Milan
Judd
Oak Grove
Shaw
Tamarack
Makey
Manchester
Lincoln
Briggs
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Earl Fosdick
Ann Arbor
National Child Health Day highlights tuberculosis prevention
On May 1 Michigan buildings and schools display the American flag to mark National Child Health Day. The article urges parents to guard children from tuberculosis by avoiding exposure to active cases and crowds, promoting early detection with tuberculin tests and X rays funded by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association through Christmas seals.
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Michigan
Association
Evgros
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Local Society Notes And War Bond Drive Updates
Miss Lottie Wallace visited while several Detroit guests came home for Haster. Families moved and visited across Ann Arbor Northville Plymouth Ypsilanti. Victory Loan drive opens strong with over $18,000 in receipts and banks topping the quota.
Local notices and community updates from Ann Arbor area
Miss Lillie McMichael aids at the post office. Rev J F Tree visits Romeo for a few days. F D Ford suffers rheumatism again. Miss Olga Schroen won the diamond ring in a Press contest last week. J F Lutz near the depot plans to quit the saloon business. The new post office building in Ann Arbor should be ready to occupy about May tenth. A L Westphal purchased the side-nice property now occupied by Dr Hawkes and family. Jacob Luckhardt of Bridgewater visited his daughter Mrs Allmendifiger in Ann Arbor. Mrs Allie Bradley and children moved to Battle Creek Monday for employment. Dan Drake and crew finished 900 rods of wire fence on the Deigh farm for George Schmid & Son. Elmer Roby celebrated his birthday with about twenty relatives. Hutzel and Son of Bridgewater spent Sunday with Emanuel Co. Hilcitizer and family and Joe Gauss and wife spent Sunday with Emanuel. Hutzel and Son tied the first grammar room at school Wednesday. Datech lunch by the lass at the Presbyterian church Friday night was a success.
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J. F. Lutz
Anni ‘Arbor
de. Hawkes
Jacob’ “Luckhardt
Bridgewater
Allmendifiger
Ann Arbor
Allie Bradley
Battle Creek
Bradley
Dan Draké
Deigh
George Schmid & Son
Elmer Roby
Co. Hilcitizer
Joe Gauss
Emanuel
Hutzel
Son
Presbyterian Chard
Hodgepodge Ideas and Simple Home Tips
Readers share quick household shortcuts and small fixes. A tip suggests lemon with salt brightens dull edges of items and hot water cleans ivory knife handles. A plant tip advises warm water to revive a droopy houseplant. A spring vignette recalls a bluebird and a couplet about finding joy in small things.
Spring painting tips from Michigan State Extension Service
Spring breezes trigger home painting ideas and the Michigan State College Extension Service offers steps for preparation weather, surface cleaning, priming, and tool selection. Dry clear days prevent dampness and bruised finishes. use appropriate brushes for walls and trim.
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Extension Service
Michigan State College
Michigan hosts $1000 egg meal contest for best cooks
Michigan's top cooks enter a state level egg meal contest to win national honors at the World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland July 28 to August 7. Edna V Smith leads the Michigan Consumers committee. entries with menus and recipes are due by 1 p.m. for five finalists. The winner earns $1000 and may perform in state finals with live preparation.
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Michigan
Poultry Congress
Cleveland
Edna V. Smith
Michigan State College Home Economics Extension Service
Michigan Consumers’ Committee
Lutheran services and Sunday school at Bridgewater Church
Divine services at 10 p m with Sunday school at 1t English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is cordially invited. An Ohio man starts a Dont Worry club but has not yet drawn in any taxpayers.
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Ohio
River In Reverse Shock Hits Detroit River Scene
James Holden observed the Detroit River reverse course during a northeast gale as ice and water moved upstream. Engineers note such reversals occur rarely when Lake Erie water rises above Lake St. Clair, a phenomenon described as lasting for decades between rare weather and lake level conditions.
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Trenton
Mpr
James’ ‘Holden
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Lake St. Clair
Wise man can appear stupid at times proverb
A succinct saying notes that wisdom can mask foolishness and that some men exhibit this trait to excess.
Cop Scares Council as Lights Flash Near Cars
City commissioners faced a scare when police were alerted to lights flashing around parked cars. Police chief reported no threat, saying a young man pretended to be a cop and the incident involved no danger.
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Tron River
MPA
Stambaugh City
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Methodist
Walter Laxman
D. G. Leidheiser
Osteopath
Ann Arbor St. Nest
Detroit Edison
Millenbach Bros. Co
Rauser Outfitting Co
West Washington
Erins Craft Shop
Miller Ave
Mich
J. L. Arnet & Son
Jim Finnell
Ann’ Arbor
Observer
East Liberty Ann
Arbor
THE
Sim. R. Wilson
M. C. ‘Boutelle
Saline, Mich
Boy Scout
Lottie Wallace
A. F
R. A. Limbrent
Northville
Henne Hardware
Clarence Feuerbacher
Adolph Lindemzam
France
James Young
Phillips
Joseph Burkhardt
Christian Burkhardt
Isabelle Hutton
Ypsilanti
Josephine Hess
J. H. Feldkamp
H. &. Gauntlett
Harold
Jack
Lillie McMichael
J. F. Tree
Romeo
F. D. Ford
Olga Schroen
SE. John’s
Lutheran Church
Philipp
DR. Roy -Bixby
Tanner
Council
Saline Mercantile’ Company ‘Telephone No
U.S
U .S
Pfeiffer's
Pfeiffer Brewing Company
WXYZ
Saturda
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