Popular Couple Are Married In Ann Arbor Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Eunice Boettger daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Boettger of Ann Arbor and Elvin Armbruster son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Armbruster were united in marriage Saturday at Zion Lutheran church Ann Arbor Rev E Stellhorn officiating The bride wore white lace with orange blossoms and carried white Johanna Hill roses Maid of honor Miss Maxine Berke best man Lean Bernard ushers George Wood and Charles Marken Jr The ceremony featured Mrs George Wood singing I Love You Truly A reception for seventy five followed at 631 Second Street The couple will reside at 1990 Pingree Avenue Detroit A planned bed room suite heirloom was among wedding gifts and Art Armbruster has spent weeks refinishing it The couple may fish on their trip and friends extend best wishes for happiness
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Eunice Boettger
Walter Boettger
Ann Arbor
Elvin
Armbruster
Arthur Armbruster
Zion Lutheran Church
E. ©. Stellhorn
Johanna Hill
Maxine Berke
Lean Bernard
George Wood
Charles Marken
Alien Callahan
Second Street
Pingree Avenue
Detroit
Art
Ellis Pray Wedding Unites Ruth Pray and Cecil Ellis Jr
In Ypsilanti, Ruth Audrey Pray and Cecil Byrne Ellis Jr. wed at the Pray residence with a mass of white phlox and gladioli. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white satin with a fingertip veil as attendants and relatives joined in a morning ceremony. The couple will reside in New York City where Ellis joins the College of the City of New York faculty after graduating from the University.
Silver Wedding Celebrated at Miller Farm
Mr and Mrs Eckhardt Schroen celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise party hosted by Misses Gertrude and Margaret Miller at the Miller farm. Attending were Charlies Schroen, Erwin Schroen and daughter Marilyn of Ann Arbor. Ed Robbins and son of Detroit. J J Kaiser and Louise Kaiser and daughter Melita of Lansing. Clara Schroen Henry Schroen Laura Kaiser Harold Miller and son George Wood and Rozelle. gifts in table silver were presented. potluck dinner and a pleasant day completed the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kaiser
Fred Kaiser
Melita
Lansing
Louise Schroen
Clara Schroen
John Elbert Schroen
Henry Schroen
Laura Kaiser
Harold Miller
George Wood
Rozelle
Schroen
Bank Visit Schedule Note by Treasurer Camburn
The note lists visit times at Citizens Bank on Saturday August 22 in the afternoon and evening and at Savings Bank on Saturday August 29 in the afternoon and evening. Frank Camburn serves as Treasurer and is the point of contact.
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Citizens Bank
Savings Bank
Frank Camburn
Light in the Window Inspirational Column Collage
A friendly neighborhood column blends faith guidance and literary lines to uplift readers. It cites 2 Timothy 2 15 and Goethe quotes about justice shared voices, shared joy in others merits, and self reliance from error, inviting reflection and encouragement.
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Iav
Butter Scotch Cookies and Fashion Notes of 1881
A recipe for butter Scotch cookies uses lard brown sugar eggs flour salt vanilla soda cream of tartar with overnight chilling. The rest notes fashion trends including painted shoes shaded fans peacock feather decor dresses belts pockets parasols and a navy blue flannel travel suit. It recalls 15,000 northern Michigan wildfire homelessness in September 1881 and Saline’s $1,200 relief.
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Lva Boehm
Michigan
Saline
Courage and Quotes on Moral Bravery Across Voices
A compilation of historical quotes on courage from Joanna Baillie Joshua 23 6 Mary Baker Eddy J M Barrie Cicero La Rochefoucauld and others. The passages celebrate moral bravery, duty to righteousness, and facing fear with noble resolve.
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Joanna Baillie
Mary Baker Eddy
Two Good Speakers Entertain Rotarians
The Rotary Club hosted two speakers at The Tavern last Thursday noon. Dr. Dean Meyers of Ann Arbor discussed highlights from the Atlantic City international Rotary convention and urged alternatives to jail for first-time offenders. Wesley Dietiker reviewed his western trip noting good roads, hospitality, and scarce opportunities for young people, with irrigation hope for farmers. Edward Foster of Ypsilanti and Arnold Kirch of Ann Arbor attended as guests.
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Rotary Club
Dean Meyers
Ann Arbor
Rotary Clubs
Atlantic City
Meyers
Wesley Dietiker
Edward Foster
Ypsilanti
Arnold Kirch
Republican Jubilee Held at Michigan State Fair Grounds
A Detroit rally and jubilee organized by the Republican clubs is planned for August 29 at the State fair grounds. Up to 100000 people are expected. Potential speakers include Governor Landon Frank Knox or John Hamilton. Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald and other GOP candidates will attend. Four hundred floats expected in the parade with Wayne county clubs entries. The program includes entertainment and lunch with amplified sound for overflow crowds.
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Detroit
Republican Club
Four Club
Greater Michigan
Wayne County
State Fair Grounds
Michigan
Landon
Frank Knox
John Hamilton
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Parents and Friends Attend Music Recital at Miss Mills Home
Forty parents and friends gathered Friday evening at Miss Vesta Mills home for a pupil recital. Light refreshments were served as students performed a varied program featuring Always Merry, The Contented Bird, May Day, First Rose Waltz, and many others, with performances by Ernestine Wilson, Maurine Harwood, Barbara Barnes, Virginia Luckhardt, Selma Jane Rowe, and Catherine Cotton among others.
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Vesta Mills
F. C. Robinson
Ernestine Wilson
Maurine Harwood
D. Rowe
Doris Smith
L. Bergbebe
Mary Jane Hammond
Rose Waltz
Barbara, Barnes
Jessie Gaynor
Mary J
James Hammond
March of the Toy Brigade
M. Crosby
Schiller
Dorothy Kohler
Barbara Barnes
Miss Mills
B. Anthony
Virginia Luckhardt
C. Beethoven
L. Rush
Selma Jane Rowe
F. C. Williams
Catherine Cotton
W. A. Johnson
Grainger
Jeannette Clay
Ff, Baumfelder
C. W. Cadman
Napoli
Ethelbert Nevin
D. Harnens
Maurine
Betty Harwood
Moody Institute rally and jubilee homecoming planned
The Moody Bible Institute in Chicago announces a Labor Day rally from September 4 to 7 expected to draw over 500 young people from several states. Leaders include Dr. Harry Rimmer Dr. Purdy Rev. Stewart and Dr. Houghton. A 1936 jubilee homecoming conference follows September 8 to 11 with 400 former students and speakers from multiple nations. Special music and varied programs will run throughout.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Harry Rimmer
Duluth
Minn
Russell F
United States
Robert G. Lee
Memphis
Tenn
Paul H. Graef
New York City
Russell F. Purdy
L. Sale-Harrison
Australia
Herbert Lockyer
Liverpool
England
Better Lighting Tips From Miss Noyes on Eye Health
Miss Helen Noyes of Michigan State College emphasizes Better Light for Better Sight advising buyers to seek lamps with the IES tag indicating approved bulbs and shades. White interior lamp coatings boost efficiency, light walls and ceilings improve visibility, and 100 to 150 watt bulbs with a reflecting bowl maximize room illumination.
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Helen Noyes
Michigan State College
Miss Noyes
IE. S
Lighting Society
Collins Family Reunion Held at Macon Home
The twenty-second Collins family reunion occurred Thursday August 13 at Mr. and Mrs. Will Swick's Macon home. A 1 pm potluck on the lawn followed by a brief program featured younger members. Officers elected: President Elsie Munroe, Vice President Miss Swick, Secretary Treasurer Frances Winterstein. About eighty attendees from Ann Arbor, Saline, Tecumseh, Clinton, Macon, Toledo and Adrian enjoyed ice cream and cake after the business session.
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Collins
Will Swick
Macon
Elsie Munroe
Miss Swick
Frances Winterstein
Ann Arbor
Saline
Tecumseh
Clinton
Toledo
Adrian
Eighteenth Uphaus Reunion Elects Officers Sunday
The eighteenth Uphaus reunion was held at Pleasant Lake with 70 attendees. Officers elected include President George Uphaus Saline vice president Ira Uphaus Ypsilanti secretary Mrs Theodore Kuhl Manchester treasurer Harold Steinaway Ann Arbor, sports and floral committees with members from Washtenaw Wayne Manchester Jackson Detroit Monroe counties. Next year’s reunion set for Ella Sharp Park Jackson.
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Uphaus
Pleasant Lake
George Uphaus
Saline
Ira Uphaus
Ypsilanti
Theodore Kuhl
Manchester
Harold Steinaway
Ann Arbor
Fred Cunningham
Jackson
Louis Blome
Detroit
Edward Zinke
Clara Roller
Washtenaw County
Blome
Wayne County
Jackson County
Marion Uphaus
Monroe County
Ella Sharp Park
Manchester Enterprise
Oak Grove Reunion Sees Small Turnout and Elections
About sixty attendees gathered for the Oak Grove reunion led by President Carlton Murray. The program included prayers, songs, recitations, readings, a piano duet, remarks, and the annual death notices of four members. Officers elected: President Miss Mary Hertler, Vice President Mrs. Jesse Bird, Secretary Mrs. Lewis Ernst, Treasurer Mrs. Alger Allison. A game of ball followed alongside final song.
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Oak Grove
Carlton Murray
Mary Murray
Joe
Mikey
Alger Allison
Ralph Harwood
Aleda Murray
Betty
Maurine Harwood
Webb Harwood
Mildred Winnie
John Gooding
Josephine van Houten
Hlmer Heaton
Bernard Stautch
Mary Hertler
Jesse Bird
Lewis Ernst
School begins September 8 with all pupils present
The school year starts Tuesday September 8 with a 9 a.m. teachers meeting and 1 15 p.m. student assembly for seating, lockers, and opening instructions. An annual Calcutta Noahs Ark race features a goat, a horse, and an elephant.
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Calcutta
Peach Day at Michigan State Hort Station Planned
Peach growers from the state will gather at the South Haven experiment station of Michigan State College for Peach Day on Saturday August 29. H D Hootman secretary of the Michigan State Horticultural Society and extension horticulturist at the college announces the program starting at 1 30 p m at the station. A later visit will examine the Maple Grove peach variety test plot with over 2000 new seedling varieties. One variety No 10 Hale type ripens with Alberta and is notably hardier in bud.
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South Haven
Michigan State College
H. D. Hootman
Michigan State Horticultural Society
Maple Grove
Alberta
Local Classified Advertisements and Notices Fragment
Various for sale offers and trades appear from Saline Observer including sows with pigs, a Guernsey bull calves, Holstein heifer, grain binder, house on East Michigan Avenue, organ, farm property listings, coal and coke, linoleum products, Oliver farm implements, and general household help. Inquiries directed to observers and local merchants. chelsea ann arbor saline area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Michigan Avenue
Observer Office
Farm Equipment and Services for Sale in Ann Arbor Area
Local ad offers a complete W Electric fence outfit for 12 dollars from Cole's Feed Store, eye examinations and glasses by a U of M graduated oculist at 7.50 to 12.75 in gold frames, Packard Street address, and phone 21866 549. Also listed is a Saline residence for sale near by, affordable terms through Citizens Bank, plus several used Deering corn binders two rebuilt Fordson tractors a rebuilt 10 20 tractor two more McCormick binders a gray mare and contact Herman Heininger phone 33.
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U. of M
Packard St
Ann Arbor
Automobiles and local ads mix in Ann Arbor entries
Local classified notices list six wire wheels and auto parts, followed by a job ad at Cook Motor Sales for female soda fountain and sandwich workers in Ann Arbor. Other ads promote radio repairs, Shell Station routes, Grunow and Philco tubes, a piano for sale near Saline, and Kimball piano offers from Detroit warerooms.
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Ann Arbor
Super Dairy
South Main St
Ryerson
Art
Shell
Saline
Ann Arbor-Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Philco
Art Klager
Notice for Legal Printing of Estate Probate Notices
Persons with legal printing needs for estate settlements are asked to send notices to The Observer. Rates are universal for such matters and probate judges can arrange for notices to appear in the newspaper.
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Observer
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Larro Dairy Feed
Plymouth
Cole
Keveling
Sherwin-Williams
Saline Mercantile Co
Elvin Armbruster
Miss Eunice Boettger
Troth
Ellis
Ann Arbor Daily News
Carl E. Pray
Summit Street
Ruth Audrey
Cecil Byrne Ellis, Jr
Willard Street
University
Cecil Byrne Ellis
Marion, Ky
Business Administration
Harvey C. Colburn
Ypsilanti Congregational Church
Misa Thelma Lewis
School of Music
Laura Whelan
Pray
Rex Albright
Howell
Helen Price
Tulsa
Okla
Carl. E. Pray, Jr
Mother Hubbard
J. M. Barrie
Cicero
Convention
Mark Moody Institute
Oak Grove Reunion
the Observer
Menemcom
C. A. Jordan
W. E. Dietiker
Jacob F. Bauer
Saline Mercantile Company
Dr. Hess
Guernsey
Saline Valley
Herman Kohler
Wiedman Auto Company
West McKay St
Sam Craig
Chelsea, Mich
A. C. Gaston
Mich
E. J. Muir
Linex
Rogers
Johnston
Oliver
R. M. Duane
Garfield Ave
J. Muir
Cole’s
Inquire Citizens Bank
Chevrolet
Cook Motor Sales
P. O. Box
Big House of
Kimball
Grand River
Cady & Bourke
Kimball Piano Distributors
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