Ladies Night For The Rotary Club
Last Thursday rural-urban day at the Rotary Club included about twenty country representatives. Dr. Turner from the Normal faculty spoke on Negroes of the south with serious and humorous anecdotes. Tonight the club and guests move to the Women's League building in Ann Arbor for a 6 o'clock dinner and later program, instead of the noon meeting at The Tavern.
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Rotary Club
Turner
Normal
Women’s League
Ann Arbor
Macon Lady Ruth Halladay Wins Outstanding Student Honor
Miss Ruth Halladay of Macon, a student at Michigan State College, is named among America's outstanding students in the 1937 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. The selection is a top college honor for a limited number of seniors and juniors. Halladay previously supervised the canning department at Laine Valley Farms for two summers.
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Macon
Ruth Halladay
Michigan State College
America
Halladay
Laine Valley Farms
Donkey Basketball Game to Come to Saline High Gym
Saline High gym hosts a novelty donkey basketball event on Tuesday evening December 15 at 3 00 p m. Ten players ride ten donkeys as they try to score while keeping on the animals for fun and charity assisting football injury victims with teams rumored from the American Legion Post and the Rotary Club.
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Saline High
American Legion Post
Rotary Club
Local Masonic Lodge Installs New Officers
The newly elected officers were installed Tuesday evening led by installing officer Charles Koch. Worshipful Master William Austin and Senior Warden Oscar Weber were among the officers inducted, with George Austin as Secretary and Jack Bracken as Junior Deacon.
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Masonic Lodge
William Austin
Oscar Weber
Finvd Feast
Alwin Burkhardt
C R
George Austin
Jack Bracken
Tyler
George W. Seeger
Charles Schultz
Ernest Mann
Emanuel Cook
Charles Koch
Card of Thanks from Local Church Ladies Aid
The writer thanks the Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church for the hospital flowers the What-So-Hver class for fruit and Mr and Mrs Curtiss for flowers and Mr Walter Waters. The note asks Home Town Printers to print the order with quick service prompt delivery and reasonable prices.
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M. E. Church
Klager Hatchery Brings Livestock Fame to Bridgewater
Klager's Hatchery near Bridgewater, operating since 1920, is run by Luther and Irwin Klager. The business ships chickens for hatchings and offers custom hatching and egg production. It maintains health testing under U S and state authorities and runs three hatcheries Chelsea Ann Arbor and Bridgewater with a capacity of 182000 eggs.
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Klager
Williams
Eugene Luckhardt
Raymond Streeter
Luther Klager
Hirwin
Chelsea
Ann Arbor
Bridgewater
Klager Brothers
Smith Incubator Company
Light in the Window Sparkles Through Holiday Notes
A community column blends Christmas verse and homey notes from Ann Arbor. Local gossip mentions overzealous officers, clerks, and teachers, plus Mr. Sutherland’s tenth anniversary, J Sturm’s timber plan, and a call to gift subscriptions to The Observer.
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Ann Arbor
Arthur Rouse
Z. B.mason
George Mitchell
Judd
T. Sutherland
Pittsfield
J. Sturm
Russell Briggs
The
Observer
Farm Auction Near Saline on December 11 1936
The Miller farm near Saline on the Saline and Ann Arbor road will hold a public auction Friday December 11 1936 starting at 12 60 o clock. Items include three horses eighteen Holstein cattle dozens of dairy and farm implements such as wagons binders mowers planters plows and two sets of harness with cash terms. Auctioneers C H and A C Miller Jim Finneill.
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Saline
Ann Arbor
McCormick Deering
McCormick-Deering
C. H. and
A. C. Miller
Jim Finneill
Christmas Sing at Ann Arbor Dec 16 with University bells
Ann Arbor hosts a seven year Christmas Sing on Wednesday December 16 at 7 30 p m in the Burton Memorial Tower carillon with new bells. School children and parents are invited to hear carols performed by bells and audience with selections including It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and Silent Night.
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Ann Arbor
Burton Memorial
Saline
Handel
Willis
Harix
Mendelssohn
Town of
Bethlehem
Redner
D. Bellis
Gruber
Community Hospital Notes Update on Local Recoveries
Little Pauline Hertler returned home Saturday after an appendix operation. Carl Wiedman of Harris Street fell at work Tuesday and, after his foot fracture was cast, was sent home. Chester Parsons of Saline Valley Farms had part of a finger amputated Monday night after a fire and finger caught in decor. Roland Goltz is recovering rapidly from an appendix operation performed last Thursday.
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Pauline Hertler
Carl Wiedman
Harris Street
Chester Parsons
Saline Valley Farms
Roland Goltz
Gratitude for hospital kindness from St. John’s Church group
The writer expresses heartfelt thanks for acts of kindness while in the hospital, highlighting the support from friends relatives neighbors and especially the Ladies' Aid Society of St. John’s Church.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. John’s Church
Estate notices requested for probate settlements in this paper
Wanted notices urge those with legal printing needs for estate settlements to send details to The Observer. Rates are universal in such matters and the Probate Judge can arrange publication.
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Observer
For Sale Classified Ads and Local Listings
Community classified notices and sales items list livestock, furniture, vehicles, services, crafts, and offers from Ann Arbor and nearby towns. Includes cows for sale, pianos, linoleum, stoves, and local business ads with contact figures and addresses.
Payment Offer For Farm Stock Injuries By Millenbach Bros
Farmers urged that the original company now pays for dead and disabled stock including horses at 4.00, cattle at 3.00, hogs sheep and calves accordingly with prompt service. Power loading trucks and collect calls to Millenbach Brothers Company Detroit Vinewood 15230.
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Millenbach Brothers Company
Detroit
Vinewood
Beyt Flour Ad Promises Luck in Baking
An old style advertisement for Hayden Mills Tecumseh Michigan touts Star Flour with dated sacks. It urges readers to bring a grist of wheat to corral today and enjoy the thrill of good luck in baking.
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Fayden
Hayden Mills
Tecumseh
Michigan
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