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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1938

Page

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Obituary and church notices for Joan Fritz and St James bazaar

Joan Fritz aged 73 died at home Wednesday evening and funeral services were held at Dietiker funeral home and Trinity Lutheran church. He was born November 24 1864 in Lodi Township and survived by wife Katherine Schittenheim a daughter Mrs Arthur Alber three sons Carl Otto and Clarence, three brothers Adolph Julius Rudolph, and interred at Oakwood cemetery. Also noted is the St James congregation ice cream social bazaar on church grounds last Thursday with a large turnout, needlework displays, and a concert by Prof Schaefer on the new Hammond organ.

Dietiker Funeral Home Trinity Lutheran Church John Fritz Lodi Township Katherine Schittenheim Arthur Alber York Township Carl Carlton Mich Otto Jackson Clarence Adolph Ann Arbor Julius Lodi Rudolph Los Angeles Fritz A. G. Wacker Scio Oakwood Cemetery St. James Schaefer Detroit

Wilson Attends Rotary in Wash and Island Visit Notes

Langley Whidby Island August 4 1938 report from The Saline Observer describes Great Northern telephone pole heights near wagon roads and McCormick Deering machinery presence in the west and northwest. It notes Whidby Island as the second largest in the U.S. with fruits berries and poultry industries and a small population under 500 with a fine school and water system. The writer toured the island with Mr Furman, praises scenery, and recalls sleeping under heavy blankets. Attended Rotary at Everett highlighting the club project to send blind youths east for seeing eye dogs, with a beneficiary musician and her dog aiding navigation in the city.

Langley, Whidby Saline Observer Saline Telephone Company Great Northern Railroad McCormick Deering Whidby Island United States Long Island Langley Furman Rotary Everett Liebestraum

Washtenaw Road Officials Warn of Road Damage Law

The Washtenaw county road commission urges readers to heed a state law that makes damages three times the injury to road surfaces. Heat softens black top causing damage by steel wheels and animals, potentially endangering drivers and farmers using planks to protect roads.

Washtenaw County Road Commission

Car Titles Necessary Before Plates Can Be Purchased

Department of State officials warn residents to locate their car titles before applying for plates ahead of the August 31 deadline. If a title is lost a duplicate must be obtained for $1, with the applicant’s motor and serial numbers matching the car and the original title details. Applications and instructions are available at branch offices or by writing Loew D Case, Secretary of State, Lansing Michigan.

Department of State Loew D Case Secretary of State Lansing Michigan Michigan Motor Vehicle

Detroit Milk Dealers Meet Over Price and Plans

Detroit milk dealers and producer representatives met July 26 with committee chair Fred W. Meyer to note producers would not accept 1.90 dollars per cwt for July fluid sales milk. For August, Dr. Edward Gaumnitz of the A A A Dairy Division was asked to advise on plans and prices. Farmers face low returns in butter cheese and condensery markets and weigh city inspection costs against local manufacturing milk prices. Later, a pleasant social by Mrs W D Cook featured a mock wedding with Bobby Cook as bride and Warren Martin as groom, attended by Goodwill class members.

Detroit Fred W. Meyer Edward Gaumnitz A.A. A. Dairy Division

Prevent Beach Accidents By Clean Up Movement

A cautionary call urges beachgoers to take responsibility for litter and hazards. It emphasizes removing glass bottles jars and sharp cans returning them to baskets or garbage boxes and burning papers to keep beaches safe and appealing.

Robert Mowerson

Card of Thanks for Beloved Mother Anna Lambarth

We extend heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness and floral offerings during our bereavement. Our thanks go to friends neighbors and relatives especially Rev C M Phillino for comforting wares and the singers. Children of Mrs Anna Lambarth.

C.M., Phillino Anna Lambarth

First Michigan unemployment check awarded to veteran Joseph Fischer

Governor Murphy presented Joseph Fischer a $1 550 unemployment benefit check as the first under Michigan’s job insurance program. Fischer, a 41 year old World War II veteran and Hudson Motor Car screw machine operator, had not worked since March 12, 1937.

Michigan Joseph Fischer Frank Murphy Fischer Frank A. Picard Abner HB. Larned Commisson Murphy Hudson Motor Car Company Southeastern High School Detroit Bischer Alexander Hamilton van Antwerp America Customs Service Fischer—Smith Brown

Card of Thanks for Miss Ethel Rogers

Miss Ethel Rogers expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during her illness and recovery.

Ethel Rogers

Doris Ward Weds C. Graydon Everett

A wedding Saturday evening joined Doris Ward daughter of Mrs. J. C. King Breckenridge to C. Graydon Everett son of Mrs. C. Everett Strait. Rev Roy Miller officiated with Richard Ward delivering a bouqueted entrance. Guests from St. Louis Breckenridge Detroit Darborn Lakewood Ohio and Saline attended. The couple will reside in Saline.

Doris Ward J. C. King Breckenridge C. Graydon Everett R. J. King St. Louis Mich Robert P. Everett Lakewood Ohio Amanda Mayer J. C. Little Maude ‘Rankin Minnie Stolsteimer Detroit Darborn Lakewood Ohio Saline Ford Motor Company

Michigan 4-H Contest season outlines national awards

A. G. Kettunen announces nine national 4-H contests for Michigan youths with county and state champions to reach national competitions. Prizes include gold medals, watches, and trips to the 17th club congress in Chicago. Sponsors include Dutch Kraft, Westinghouse, RCA, and Chicago Mail Order Company.

Michigan A. G. Kettunen State Michigan State College Detroit Chicago Dutch Kraft Corporation Grand Rapids Mich International Harvester Company Montgomery Ward and Company Thomas E. Wilson Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Radio Corporation of America

Ice Cream and Bazaar at St James Church Lawn

An August 4 Thursday evening event on the church lawn at St James Evangelical Church Us 112 Saline Township invites everyone. Cards available at The Observer office. The Rainbow Division of the M E Aid holds a fair sale Saturday at Kroger store starting at 1:00 PM.

St. James Evangelical Church U. S. 112 Saline Township Rainbow M. E. Aid Kroger

Ice Cream Social Promised by Veterans at Mooreville

Community notices describe an ice cream social at Mooreville's old Maccabee Hall on Friday night August 12 under Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2408. Multiple ads follow for local services, sales, and farm produce, including flour promotions from Hayden Flour Mills Tecumseh and appliance offerings from nearby businesses.

Mooreville Veterans of Foreign Wars

Good Values Chevrolet Classics Drive Bargains

Advertisement listing multiple vintage models from 1930 to 1937 including a 1937 Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe a 1934 Chevrolet Pickup a 1930 Chevrolet Coach a 1932 Ford Tudor a 1934 Ford Sedan Delivery and a 1930 Chevrolet. Adsir Pickup COOK MOTOR SALES is identified as an authorized Chevrolet dealer.

Chevrolet Cook Motor

Quiet wedding links school and community life

In a quiet Saturday ceremony Miss Evelyn Ernst married Hazen Jewell. After a brief honeymoon they will live in Saline where the groom serves on the local school faculty.

Evelyn Ernst Hazen Jewell Saline

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Saline Savings Bank Lambarth Brothers Plymouth Cole’s Feed Store G. L. Parsons Joan Fritz Wilson Wash Palm Beach W.D. Cook Doris ‘Ward Everett Goodwill Federated Sunday School Bobby Cook Grace Devine Street WPA Doris Ward Weds Benton Club Doris Anna Alice Klein Alice Anna Klein Lillian Lorena Kohler Oscar Wilde Observer Hayden Hayden Flour Mills Tecumseh Jacob Klumpp R. G. Wahl Wolverine W. E. Dietiker Embalmer and Undertaker St. Paul’s Reuben Finkbeiner George Wood S. Ann Arbor St W. Kelly Jersey Crane Road Tracy LeBaron The Wiedman Auto Company Herman Heininger Central Dead Stock Cut Glads Cecil Davenport Ann Arbor Street Saline Mercantile Co Michigan Avenue Gibson Packard Hill Ann. Arbor Cole’s Harry Brown Albers Mill J. Hack New York Life Insurance Co Grant M. Jones Milan Art Saline-Pleasant Lake Roads Kaiser Rd Bridgewater Guernsey Ed Heininger Tae
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