Very Pretty Wedding Solemnized Thursday
A wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Esch in Sharon as their daughter Menna wed Edwin Kuebler of Saline on Thursday noon November 28 Rev H S VanRague officiated. The ceremony featured Lohengrin’s wedding march and a Michigan holly arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Esch
Sharon
Menna
Edwin Kuebler
Saline
Gottlieb Kuebier
H. S. VanRague
Emanuel Church
Manchester
Michigan
Lohengrin
Otto Kulenkamp
Millard Uphaus
Cornet
Deslyn Schneider
Eileen Kulenkamp
Elmer Kuebler
Detroit
Grass Lake
Jackson Avenue
Ann Arbor
Public Invites Use Of Ford Lake By Community
In an official statement the Ford Company urges public use of the newly created Ford Lake while stressing parental cooperation. Officials warn children should not skate unless ice is thick enough for safety to prevent possible loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Enterprise
Ford Company
Changes for Ice Fishermen Tighten Lines and Hooks
The State Conservation Commission limits ice fishing to two single lines with one hook each, except in recognized smelt waters where any number of hooks on a single line may be used. Lines must be held or under immediate control and not left unattended. The move aims to protect game fish, especially the great northern pike, and aid enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Fisheries Division
Cemetery Dues Collector To Call On Households
The city council authorizes a collector to visit homes of those in arrears on cemetery dues. Citizens are urged to settle accounts before Christmas as a sign of respect for those buried. J. B. Wallace, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wallace
Card of Thanks from Mrs. George Schmid
I thank the St. Pauls Ladies Aid and the Ann Arbor Arbeiter ladies and many friends who remembered me with flowers and cards during my illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Ladies
Ann Arbor Arbeiter
George Schmid
Supper and Bazaar at Methodist Church Friday Evening
Chicken supper and bazaar at the Methodist church Friday evening December 6 with Christmas articles on sale at 4 30 and supper served at 5 00. Everyone welcome and bring your order for home town nniiting to your home town printers quick service prompt delivery reasonable prices read the cemetery notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Light in the Window Christmas Gifts and Community Cheer
A friendly column offers inspiration and humor as neighbors share Christmas reflections and small acts of kindness. Readers recall Santa events at the Presbyterian church and suggest personal offerings to the Christ child, along with holiday recipes and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel Mills
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Etta M Miller Stoddard Obituary in Saline Township
Mrs Etta M Miller Stoddard aged 80 died November 27 1935 in Saline township. She was born July 4 1855, married Miles A Stoddard in October 1880 and had two sons Ronald and Roy with Ronald dying in infancy. A Baptist since early womanhood she was a devoted wife and mother and funeral services were conducted at her home Friday afternoon by Dr C E H Kircher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta M. Stoddard
Dudley
Rebecca Miller
Saline Township
Miles A. Stoddard
Ronald
Roy
The
Baptist Church
C. E H. Kircher
Recreation Program Grows Statewide Under WPA
The Works Progress Administration organizes a statewide recreation program for adults over 16 to provide work opportunities for relief teachers and others able to teach or run recreation activities. Interested individuals may form evening groups and indicate preferred activities such as band, chorus, dramatics, sports, first aid, or crafts and mail details to T M Clay.
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T. M. Clay
School Play Cast and Preview for Weekend Show
Seniors present a summer romance comedy in four acts with fourteen performers and two local dogs. The cast includes Mrs Baxter played by Nona Mithan and Mr Baxter by Charles Collins with a large supporting list and promised intermission entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Tarkington
Mrs. Baxter
Nona Mithan
Mr. Baxter
Charles Collins
William Sylvanus Baxter
Wesley Hisele
Johnnie Watson
Kenneth Heininger
Jane Baxter
Rubena Bredernitz
May Parcher
Betty Clay
Lola Pratt
Betty Harwood
Genesis—Emerson Haeussler
Joe Bullitt
Robert Royal
Mr. Parcher
Eewin Goltz
George Cropper
Carl Harwood
Ethel Boke
Grace Heininger
Wallie Banks
Willard Kuebler
Mary Brooks
Mildred Krumrei
Southern Michigan Rifle Association Formed In Saline
Members from Saline Adrian Milan and Ann Arbor rifle clubs met to organize a league for rifle matches. The Southern Michigan Rifle Association elected officers including President Stanley Hoisington Adrian and Secretary-Treasurer Dr. R. D. Orcutt Milan. A season schedule begins January 8 with medals for top overall shooter. Saline Rifle Club annual meeting urged members to attend.
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Saline
Adrian
Milan
Ann Arbor
Southern Michigan Rifle Association
Stanley Hoisington
Donald Shurtz
James Grennan
R. D. Orcutt
Duro
The
Saline Rifle ‘Club
Alumni Dancing Party A Success At School Auditorium
The Alumni Association sponsored a Thanksgiving Eve dance in the school auditorium. Howard Spangler won a turkey door prize. Mac Carter orchestra provided music. Out of town alumni attended and demand for another event is noted. General and ticket committees listed with decorations and invite duties.
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Alumni Association
Howard Spangler
Mac Carter
Homer Keubler
Everett Wolfin
Helen Armbruster
Luella Burkhardt
Jean Carleen Burkhardt
Oscar Wheeler
Wesley Gross
Leonard Hutzel
Ronald Fitzgerald
Ted Stimpson
Walter Cook
Leonard Marken
Dorothy Hertler
Naomi Friis
Walter Schneider
Lloyd Dell
Emanuel Marion
Luther Hertler
John Burg
Max Fosdick
Dan Hall
Florence Enkins
Sheldon Rogers
Local Men To Attend Scout Council Meeting
Washtenaw Livingston Boy Scout Council set to meet at the Michigan Union in Ann Arbor on Monday evening December 9. Dr Theron S Langford council president said a 1935 progress review and 1936 plans will be discussed. Officers for the year ahead will be chosen. The four districts and their officers were listed with chairs and vice chairs from Livingston Washtenaw and Saline areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Washtenaw- Livingston Boy Scout Council
Michigan Union
Ann Arbor
Theron S. Langford
Livingston County
John S. Page
Ralph W. Weeks
H. M. Noble
Washtenaw County
John Fletcher
Chelsea
Max Durfee
Dexter
W. H. Butler
Emmet Gibb
Saline and Ypsilanti Bowling Clash Shifts Standings
Saline beat Ypsilanti 3 2 in one match, then lost 6 3 as Ypsi stretched lead to six wins. Ed Pierson led Saline with 568 series, O By rne topped with 235 and Boots Ziegler 591 for Ypsi in a high scoring bowling night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ypsi
Ed” Pierson
C. Fritz
Ypsilanti
Obie
O’byrne
Observer Classifieds Notice Life in Saline Ad Snapshots
A cluttered early ads page lists for sale items range from livestock and household goods to services and events. Entries mention Berkshire boar, 80 White Leghorn pullets, Belgian horse, Shropshire rams, piano trade, and local auctions. Also notes theater Seventeen showings and new supplies at The Observer office.
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Saline Savings Bank
Haarer’s
Storm Sash
Saline Mercantile Co
Schmid’s Food Market
Menna Esch
Ford
Christ
Martin Fucss
HE. Whitney
Martin.Fuoss
Schwabe
Brodie
Fred. Grunewald
Scout Council
By Max McHenry
North Woods
Flaarer
M. McHenry
R. McHenry
Armbruster
Stimpson
Dusterbeck
A. Burkhardt
A. Arm
Henderson
Dixie Gas
Haarer
Gang of Meat Men
C. Haarer
Heisman
F. Haarer
Tamer
Dixie Gas O'Neill
Rogers
Elsman
Roadway Transit Company
Irish Hills Towers
Us-112
Edward Hatley
Clinton
Traffe— Tecumseh Herald
C. A. Wilber
Raynor Boyce
Brooklyn
Exponent
Ypsilanti O'Byrne
Hubscher
Stewart
Smith
Ziegler Ahisecteenee
Aline Hoeft Manent
McHe
Dell Baedmean
Fritz
Recreation Wahl
Del
Gillen Aoteese
Harmon. Wheseceen Neice
the Observer
Berkshire Boar
C. D. Finkbeiner
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
W. E. Dietiker
Frank Lerg
Ann Arbor Road
Dr. Hess
Edward Alber
BE. Russell
Observer
E. J. Muir
Guernsey
Durham
Observer Office
Monroe Street
BH. J. Muir
Shropshire Rams
Duroc
Jersey
Jesse Hewens
Beckwith Round Oak
Harris St
U. of M
Packard St
Schmid’s
Fordson
Herman Heininger
BUICK
O. K. Geo. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Art
Shell Station
Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Phileo
Art Klager
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