School Opens Next Tuesday with 9 a.m. Faculty Meet
School will reopen on Tuesday September 4 with a 9 a.m. teachers meeting and 1 p.m. enrollment for students. The new staff includes Miss Ruth Gauss Miss Elizabeth Hornbeck Miss Mary Morden Miss Esther Bowen Miss Dorothy Warner Miss Audrey Pray Mrs Elizabeth Keubler Daniel Hall Glen Knicely Miss Marie Sissons Hazen Jewell and T M Clay. The superintendent will be at the school office August 31 September 1 and 3 for enrollments. New students should bring prior credits. Building work includes four new tennis courts soft ball courts and updated playground equipment to minimize disturbance.
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Haarer Takes Final From State Hospital in Close Softball Clash
Haarer’s Market defeated State Hospital 1 in the season finale as Benedict allowed three hits with ten strikeouts. Elvin Armbruster hit two consecutive homers and drove in four runs, aiding Haarer’s in a late rise into a tie for second with Cook’s Garage and Bridgewater. Gross Hardware defaults leave them last as final standings loom.
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Haarer
State Hospital
Benedict
Rollason
Elvin Armbruster
Butcher
Haarer'’s
American Legion Plans Constitution Day Observance
The American Legion announces a nationwide Constitution Day celebration on September 17. Posts will supply speakers for schools and civic groups, and schools will receive a reprint of Edward A. Hayes's article To Uphold and Defend the Constitution to promote patriotic awareness.
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American Legion
Legion
Edward A. Hayes
The
Stamp for Father's Day Advised by Postmaster Farley
A Detroit area reader suggests Postmaster Farley issue a Father’s Day stamp after successful use of Whistler’s portrait of his mother. The note imagines adopting Rodin’s The Thinker to symbolize a father’s worry about what comes next.
County Fair Opens With Children Day Attracting Thousands
The county fair began with a children’s day supervised by Mrs. Guy L. Mullison. Pony races and a nightly fireworks display drew thousands, while exhibitors and concessionists reported strong interest. Future Farmers of Ypsilanti offer free soil tests at the fair using MSU methods to analyze nitrogen phosphorus potassium and calcium.
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Guy L. Mullison
Chapter
Ypsilanti
Michigan State College
C. H. Orgeo
Merchants Massacred As Independents Win At Hamburg
Independent pitchers dominated as Hamburg beat Merchants 21 to 4 on Sunday. Neff started strong for the visitors but Hamburg plated runs freely. In the local game, the Independents defeated the Blazing Arrows 13 to 2 with Lambarth and Arnold handling mound duties. Batting leader G Austin hit .406 in league play with team average .268.
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Hamburg
Owen Hoeft
Hoeft
Independents
Neff
Lambarth
Arnold
G. Austin
Hstermyer
Bernard
Keubler
Teachout
H. Austin
Schmid
Dues and Taxes Collected on Summer Saturdays
Frank Camburn treasurer announces water dues and city taxes collection on Saturdays at Savings Bank August 11 and 25 and Citizens Bank August 18 to September 1.
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Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
Frank Camburn
Banks receive FDIC insured sign to aid depositors
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced signs will hang in front of over 14 000 licensed banks. Insured deposits up to 6000 dollars are protected, covering more than 97 percent of depositors. The signs help identify insured banks and streamline payouts if a bank closes.
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United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Configtation
Washington
Federal ‘Deposit Insurance Corporation
Insurance Corporation
Judge J G Pray Addresses Rotary Club Meeting
Judge J G Pray spoke to the Rotary Club last Thursday covering probate office topics while promising to address juvenile delinquency later. Sheriff Andres is slated as today's speaker. Three young ladies appeared before the committee for Saline county beauty representative with Miss Glennis Gordon of the Hammond district selected.
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J. G.pray
Rotary ‘Club
Andres
Saline
Local Business Changes In Wallace Block
The firm Uphaus and Schroen dissolves partnership. Uphaus will run an electrical line from a new Hast Michigan store. Schroen will operate plumbing from the Gross hardware basement. Lottie Wallace joins Uphaus staff. Edward Harper acquires Carney and Karn Garage in Boettner building and may seek Plymouth agency. Probate notices to be sent to The Observer for legal printing of settlements.
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Uphaus & Schroen
Wallace ‘Block
Ben Uphaus
Hast
Michigan Avenue
Henry Schroen
Gross Hardware
Lottie Wallace
Uphaus
Edward Harper
Tecumséh
Parsons & Dodge
Brooklyn
Wiedman
Carney& Karn
Boettner
Frank Karn
General
Yale
USL
Harper
Plymouth Cars
Dog Receives Unusual Care After Chop Patience Discussed
A conversational note describes a dog being cared for by Mr. Longsurfer and his wife. They discuss dog food, noting that the dog’s chops are not fit for eating and mentioning a chicken liver patty prepared for Fif's dinner.
Something's Fishy on Lake Nepshwin in Towanda Anglers
Towanda anglers on Lake Nepshwin on a hot summer day hauled in a cake of ice stuck by a piece of iron to the lake bottom. They report the ice replaced the expected fish on the day’s catch, leaving cream as the dish of the outing.
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Towanda
Nepshwin
Saline Junior 4 H Corn Club Tour Friday
The Saline Junior 4 H Corn Club toured Friday with nine members one dad and three Rotarians led by Arthur Lutz. They inspected plots from Luckhardt homes to Heininger and Warren Finkbeiner where cattle plums and watermelons accompanied a tasting. Five best ear samples were chosen for state fair.
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Saline Junior 4-H Corn Club
Arthur Lutz
Robert
Gilbert Luckhardt
Kenneth Heininger
Warren. Finkbeiner
Harold Ernst
Classified ads for autos and farm goods in Saline area
For Sale-Hay Carl Smith sells hay and farm items in Saline. Numerous ads list autos, tools, and hardware from Wiedman Auto Co and E. J. Muir with prices from $25 to $85 and models including Ford Model A Roadster. Also features stock tonics, silos, coal, and various household items offered by local merchants.
1828 Ford Roadster with rumble seat offered
An 1828 Ford Roadster with a rumble seat is advertised as a suitable car for high school pupils. Sold by GEO. W. COOK & SON.
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GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
For Sale 1930 Ford Tudor and Rug Set at Saline Observer
Formerly owned by a school teacher the 1930 Ford Tudor is in nice condition and available for inspection. Also offered is a sacrificed matched set of six genuine imported oriental rugs in perfect condition seen as storage. White M. M. Bugs invites inquiries from Saline Observer readers.
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GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
M. M
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