May Festival program includes final performances by A A Stanley
Albert A. Stanley announces this year’s May Festival will be his last. The University Choral Union presents Mendelssohn Elijah and Verdi Aida with a children’s chorus in The Voyage of Arion by Earl V Moore. Chicago Symphony Orchestra led by Frederick Stock performs selections and choral works across six concerts through May 21.
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Albert A. Stanley
The
University Choral Union
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Earl V. Moore
Stanley
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Orville Harrold
Metropolitan Opera Company
Donizetti
Juventus
de Sabala
Faust
Gounod
A. A. Stanley
Hirjah
Mendelsohn- Bartholdy
Florence Hinkel
Grace Johnson-Ronald
Sopratios
George Oscar Bowen
Chasé Sikes
Marian Struble
Wilna Seedford
Homeland
Oley
Islay
Chase Sikes
Wieniawski
M. C. Wier
Sarasate
Thomas Morley
Jules Benedict
Carl Reineck
Lucrezia
Chicago “Symphony Orchestra
Bach-Albert
Giunse Alfini
Mozart
Attis
Mephisto
Liszt
Depuis
le Jour
Louise
Charpentier
MacDowell
Micchiamano Mimi
Puccini
Wagner
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Schubert
Chopin
Verdi
Rosa Ponselle
Aida
Cyrena van Gordon
Amneris
Grate Johnson-Ronald
High Priestess
Charles Marshall
Radames
Arthur Middleton
Amanasio
An “Ramphis
Gustaf Holmquist
the King
Robert McCandliss
Messenger
University Chorc] Union
Attendance Boost At Saline Federated Church
The Saline Federated Church reports its Sunday attendance at the largest since the new pastor arrived, with Sunday school near 125. The pastor's class had 32 young men, Miss Morden's class 28 young women, plus a 20-member women’s Bible class and large junior service turnout. The young men edged the young women in a close membership contest by six. Donations for Armenians totaled 102 dollars, with 104 previously given and over 300 more to missions, bringing external gifts to over 500 dollars. Delegates were elected for the Baptist county convention in Ypsilanti. A reception for new members is planned next week, with worship at 10 a.m. and 7:39 p.m., Sunday school at 11:30 a.m., and Thursday Bible study at 7:30 p.m.
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J. Bros
Cook
Lpns
Saline
Morden
Sellen
Henne
Baptist County Convention
Ypsilanti
Saline Lectures and Health Clinic Highlight May Events
Michigan health department lectures led by Capt Plews and Miss Hutzel visit Saline May 3 under the Keeping Fit campaign for grades five to eight and high school students with separate sex hygiene talks. A May 12 traveling health clinic offers free physicals in Saline city hall, with other clinics scheduled in nearby towns May 2 through May 14.
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Saline Observer
Lansing
Michigan Department of Health
George W. Plews
Meltina Hutzel
Washtenaw County Red Cross
Dexter
Ypsilanti
Milan
Chelsea
Saline
State Department of Health
Ann Arbor
Manchester
Counties Sponsor Tuberculin Tests For Cattle Statewide Study
Dr Theodore Rich predicted counties would place cattle under state and federal supervision to wipe out tuberculosis and build healthy herds. Jackson Wayne Hillsdale Traverse Gogebee counties have funded testing and supervision. Livingston county tested 1500 herds by April 1, 1921. 6,000 cattle were examined with 2 percent reactors.
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Theodore 5. Rich
State Department of Animal Industry
Rich
Jackson County
Division of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Wayne
Hillsdale
Traverse
Gogebee
Livingston County
Michigan
Last Week Freeze Hurts Western Michigan Fruit Yield
M A C horticultural reports show heavy damage in South Western Michigan with about 80 percent grape loss 85 percent cherries and 25 percent pears while late apple varieties show only slight damage overall. Northern areas report minor cherry and apple losses with wind and frost sparing small fruits.
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Lansing
Michigan
Horticultural Department
Berrein
School Notes Promoters and Schedules In Local News
The note invites attendance at a high school operetta on April 28 at 8 PM and mentions students Victor Smith Katherine Briggs Gladys Welsh Garnet Welsh and Ruth Camburn missing due to illness. It notes the school's intelligence tests show good grading and compares favorably with others. Saline high school baseball games against Manchester on May 6 Wayne on May 13 and Wayne at home on May 20 are listed.
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Merry Milkmaids
Victor Smith
Katherine Briggs
Gladys
Garnet Welsh
Ruth Camburn
Saline “High
Manchester
Wayne
Obituary of Anna Katharina Blaess Genter of Ann Arbor
Anna Katharina Genter Blaess, born August 16, 1848 in Berengen Württemberg, immigrated to New York in 1850 and Ann Arbor that year. She married Albert Blaess in 1868 and had six children, survived by Charles A. of Clinton Wisconsin August P. of Chicago Emma B. Saline Marie B. Wood Douglas and Mathilda B. Mummery Ann Arbor. She lived on Captain Lowrey farm in Lodi after 1877 and after her husband’s 1911 death moved to Henry Street Saline, cared for by daughter Emma, until dying April 20, 1921 following a paralytic stroke.
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Anna Katharina
John
Anna Genter
Berengen
Wurtembere
New York
Ann Arbor
Albert Blaess
Charles A
Clinton
Wis
August FP
Chicago, Ill
Max A
Emma B
Saline
Marie B. Wood
Douglas
Wyo
Mathilda B. Mummery
Capt. Lowrey
Lodi
Hast Henry Street
Emma
Community Thanks After Bereavement Notice
Deep gratitude expressed to friends neighbors and Rev Lederer for comforting words singers and floral offerings. Mentioned are Miss Emma and Max Blaess Charles Blaess August Blaess Mrs A E B A Mummery Mrs Roscoe Wood and local businesses Wiedman Auto Company Found-Fur store. John Higgins Macon.
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Rev. Lederer
Emma
Max Blaess
Charles i
August Blaess
A. EB. A. Mummery
Roscoe Wood
John Higgins
Macon
Spotless Town cleanup urged May 1 to May 7
Health Officer J. B. Wallace requests residents to clean alleys and back yards during a town cleanup event from May 1 to May 7.
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J. B. Wallace
Classified Ads From Observer Liners Include Goods and Services
Local classified notices list livestock, farm labor, seeds and potatoes for sale, used vehicles, tires, tools, furniture, and a lost tailgate. Also mentions musical services, piano tuning, and printing services at the Observer office. Multiple names, phone numbers, and locations across Saline Ypsilanti and nearby towns are shown.
Saw timber buyers seek standing or mill timber
We pay a good price for timber, standing or at the mill. Write or phone No. 70 and we will be pleased to call and see what you may have. G. F Bracey & Son.
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America
Boston
United States
the Saline Savings Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Burkhart Bros
White House
Yuban
San Marta
Martin Fuoss
Schnebelt
Schnebelt's Bakery
Prof
Federated Church
W. H. Hoffman
Detroit
Observer
Thomas Leith
Presbyterian Church of
People’s Church of
Our Good Brother
Leith
Christ
M. A
C. Reports
Wiedman Auto Company
Harry Golasky
R. H. Bamer
Stierle Bros
Frank Camburn
John Deere
Wiedman Auto Co
Chester White Boat
O J. Feldkamp
Kelly Springfield
Wireless Outfit
C. J. Baumgartner
Nick Klein
Rachael Gregory
Michigan Avenue
Fred ‘Richards
Great
Henry Cornish
C. A. Jordan
Sir Walter Raleigh
A. R. Allison
Albert Niethammer
F. J. Ticknor
Ann Arborphone
Ford
Chevrolet
Emil EH. Arnold
Main Street
Buick Roadster
C. H. Plaff
Ideal Furnace Company
Herman Heininger
E. E. Combs
N. Hamilton Street
G. F Bracey & Son
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