Waltz Hands Saline Setback By 6 to 2
Saline's Independents drop their fourth straight, losing to Waltz 6 to 2 on Sunday. Bennett held Saline to seven hits and drove in four runs, including a third inning homer with two on. Inman added a double and triple for Waltz. Frey relieved Hoeft after four innings, while Saline receivers Girbach Schneider and the Knisel brothers sparkled defensively.
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Detroit
Owen Hoeft
Harv Frey
Frey
Hoeft
Independents
Bennett
Waltz
Inman
Blitzkriegers
Harv
Bob Girbach
Whip Schneider
Knisel Brothers
Bob and
Jerry
Saline J. E Knisel
B. Girbach
C. Frey
B. Kaisel
W. Schnieder
K. Frey
B. Frey
H. Frey
O. Hoeft
Vv. Jacobs
E. Hoffman
E. Kemp
F. Vieck
B. Knight
R. Billmeyer
Don ON. Bordt
W. Laurain
B. Bennett
Peculiar Friday Accident on West Michigan Avenue
Harold B. Voice of Ann Arbor crashed into a car waiting at a traffic light on West Michigan Avenue, pushing into the vehicle ahead driven by Carl Gaedt of Milford and injuring Mrs. Funn Gaedt. Gaedt’s car suffered extensive damage to radiator and tank. Voice received a reckless driving ticket from Chief Bert Gillen. All three cars were insured.
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West Michigan Avenue
Harold B. Voice
Ann Arbor
Voice
Carl Gaedt
Milford
Bruce G. Barkett
Farmington
Gaedt
Funn Gaedt
Bert Gillen
Saline Rotary Club Mourns Walter D Cook
The Saline Michigan Rotary Club adopts resolutions expressing profound sorrow at the untimely death of Walter D. Cook a charter member and long time secretary who also served as president. He contributed to church school and city affairs and was valued for his steadfast service and friendly nature. The club offers condolences to his family and orders copies of the resolutions published in The Saline Observer and filed.
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Saline
Club of
Rotary International
Typhoon and Twenty Mule Team and Dr Cyclops At Saline
Paramount presents Typhoon starring Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston with Lynne Overman and J Carrol Nash at the Saline Theatre in technicolor. The Dutch East Indies island tale climaxes with a storm as Death Valley borax trains move to Mojave in 20 Mule Team starring Wallace Beery Leo Carrillo and Marjorie Rambeau. Dr Cyclops, filmed in color with new effects, opens next Wednesday as part of Merchants Night a double feature program.
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Dorothy Lamour
Robert Preston
Paramount
Saline Theatre
Lynne Overman
J. Carrol Nash
Dutch East Indies
Death Valley
Mojave
Wallace Beery
Bil Bragg
Beery
Leo Carrillo
Marjorie Rambeau
Dr. Cyclops
Napoleon High Band Honors New Superintendent Bearss
Napoleon High Band director Hubert N. Bearss has led a 25 member ensemble in 1925 to a 96 piece band now invited to perform at Camp Interlochen on August 11. The group will also play August 3 at First August, August 10 at Beulah, and August 17 at the Cascades festival finale in Jackson.
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Hubert N. Bearss
Napoleon High School
Saline
Saline Rotary Hosts Camp New Kirk Supper and Scout Victory
Saline Rotarians, nine strong, dined at Camp New Kirk Fiast Thursday and beat the Scouts 5 to 0 in a friendly softball game. Robert Clay, son of Mr and Mrs T M Clay, passed his final examination and becomes an Eagle Scout with 21 merit badges earned in two and a half years. The Eagle Court of Honor will be held soon as recognition for his achievements.
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Camp Newkirk
Robert Clay
T. M. Clay
Robert
Weddings Brighten Week in Michigan Towns
Several couples tied the knot in recent ceremonies across Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Eleanor Burg and Gaylord Marshall wed at the Methodist church with family, friends, and an ornate cake, then planned a northern Michigan honeymoon. Jean Marie Taylor and Theodore Robison also married in Ann Arbor with a church service and home reception. Helen Pontney and Edwin Graf sealed vows in Zion Lutheran, planning to reside in Ann Arbor after August.
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Methodist Church
Eleanor Lucette Burg
Charles Burg
Gaylord W. Marshall
Titus Marshall
Ypsilanti
Fred BE. Lendrum
C. F. Unterkircher
Franklin Campbell
John §. Burg
Chicago
Wilma Critchett
William Kohls
George Burg
Joseph Gilsinger
Detroit
Marshall
Washington Street
Silkworth Oil Company
Ford Motor Company
Club of
Jean Marie Taylor
Saline
H. D. Taylor
Flint
Theodore Robison
Micah Robison
Bethlehem Church
Ann Arbor
Theodore Schmale
Johanna Hill
Ruth Robison
Theodore Braun
Ernest Machino
Michigan
Helen Fern Pontney
Richard Pontney
Edwin A Graf
Edwin Graf
Zion Tatheran ‘Church
E C. Stellhorn
Gertrude Brewer
Richard Pentney
Schlicht Feldkamp Family Reunion Held at Pleasant Lake
The 28th annual Schlicht-Feldkamp reunion gathered 100 people at Pleasant Lake for a potluck. The eldest attendee was Mrs. Henry Ladwehr, and the youngest was Pauline Buss. Officers elected included President George Buss and Vice President Glenn Feldkamp. The group voted to hold the next reunion at the same site on the first Sunday in August 1941.
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Schlicht-Feldkamp
Pleasant Lake
Henry Ladwehr
Jackson
Manchester
Pauline Buss
John Buss
George Buss
Glenn Feldkamp
Edwin Hornung
Wilbert Buss
County Fair Opens August 27 With Four Busy Days
Washtenaw County Fair announced for August 27 through 30 offering four days of free acts, horse pulling tests, fireworks, and 4-H exhibits. Opinion on horse racing remains undecided as plans develop while state fair participation may allow county winners to show at Detroit. Residents are urged to visit and enjoy new farm machinery displays and home gadgets amid a festive county gathering.
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Washtenaw
Detroit
Washtenaw County
Ask Volunteer Blood Donors for Red Cross Study at Ann Arbor
The Red Cross seeks 100 volunteers ages 21 to 40 to donate blood for plasma research to aid injured soldiers. University Hospital doctors will extract plasma for study and development of preservation and use methods. Volunteers can register with Miss Josephine Davis in Ann Arbor or Mrs. Edward Clark in Saline.
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Red Cross
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Josephine
Davis
Wolverine
Edward Clark
Saline
Country and Town Again Win Prizes
Last week closed the four week misspelled word contest. Miss Betty Schnirring won first prize from Route 2 and Miss Jean Hartman of Maples Avenue earned second prize. The paper notes only the first two correct lists receive prizes and explains no tie allowed.
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Betty Schnirring
Jean Hartman
Maples Avenue
Eyes Examined at Milan Hotel Office
Glasses fitted every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 30 P M at the Milan Hotel office. See Dr Frank Gifford, Toledo Optometrist. Silkworms rate as Japan s most valuable livestock.
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Milan
Frank Gifford
Toledo
Japan
Local Notices and Community Moments In Ypsilanti
Lois Teachout works in Ypsilanti and stays with Levi Teachout. Mrs. Raymond Riggs visits Mrs. Herbert Teachout. Paul Richards family and Clarence Thomas visit D G Richards home. A psychologist notes about 500 intelligence tests. Missouri conservation agents inspect permits from distance to protect water near fisher boats.
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Lois Teachout
Ypsilanti
Levi ‘T Teachout
Raymond Riggs
Herbert Teachout
Paul Richards
Clarence Thomas
D. G. Richards
Missouri Conservation
Classified Advertising Consolidated Listings
A collection of local classified notices and service offers from The Observer page. Includes job and goods ads, poultry sales, auctioneers, printing, radio service, equipment repairs, livestock purchases, pumps, welding, feed sales, and hatchery listings with contact numbers and farm names.
Local Notices and Advertisements From Saline Observer
A collage of local ads and notices includes Ola and new fiders, Andrew Hartman contact, heating and sheet metal services, Avery machinery sold by Albert Graf, eye care by Dr. O Gibson, a St Paul’s bake sale August 17, shop foreman Charles Livingston, auto services, tankage ads, various used clothing prices, stocker and cattle listings, Hoen’s Beauty Shop August specials, and legal printing requests for estate settlements addressed to The Saline Observer.
Tire Headquarters Promises Savings on High Speed Tires
Consistent speeds over 350 M. P. H. decrease tire life by 50 percent. At Tire Headquarters Fosdick & Ford Hi Speed Stall Michigan at Harris Phone 44 Inside Cublication Car Wash offer trade ins on long mileage spun for wear tires priced well below their true value.
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Fosdick & Ford
Michigan
Harris
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Wallace Berry
Joe Penner
Technicolor
Jack
Sara
Betty
Sermid
Ll. Box
Bud” MacArthur
Harold C. Voice
General Hospital
Elizabeth
Betsy) Dicks
William Johnston
Mary Lou Burkhart
Tyke Jurgensen
Yopsilansi State Hospital
Florence Marble
Napoleon High
Marshall Burg
Graf Pontney
Judd
Observer
Parsons
Clarence Cook
Saline Observer
Bor
Kelly
Ann Arbor St
Morton Poultry Farm
the Observer
Baker
Robert Morton
BR. Frost
Darling and Co
Brooks Brothers
Pasa
Aly
Ola
New Fiders
Andrew Hartman
R. G. Wahl
Avery
Albert Graf
O. Gibson
Packard At
Hill
Ben Uphaus
St Paul’s Church
Ben
Washington St
Adrian
Adrian Tankage Company
Charles Livingston
Lincoln Motor Service Department
Wiedman Auto Company
Elmer Steele
Gulf Service
W. Mich. Ave
R. Maichele
Mich
Witlock
Hoen
Helen
Lloyd E. Fairbanks
Insurance Agency
Cole's Feed Store
Satine
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