Local Christmas gatherings and obits in Saline area
Walter Cook returns from Detroit for a week. Dozens of families, including Sellen, Guthard, Meyers, Fitzgerald, Waickenhut, Burkhardt, Finkbeiner, and many others, host or visit kin over Christmas. Notable items: deaths of Pred Houck of Saline and Reuben Stilisteimer of Ann Arbor. Dr. Alfred J. Gregg dies from car injuries. numerous social visits across Saline, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Manchester, and Clinton.
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Walter Cook
Detroit
Boynton Roach
Toledo
Herman Guthard
FB Sellen
G. “Bawwards
Mosierville
Anna Meyers
Lee Smith
Chauncey Fitzgerald
Masonic, Hall
John Schleh
Alice
Frank, Hollis
Will Waickenhut
Alwin Burkhardt
John Finkbeiner
Frank Hollis
Andrew Camp
Ann Arbor
D. A. Crittenden
Ann &Ybor
Will Alber
Ann Arpor
Edward Feuerbacher
Larzelere
Emma Nissly
Nissly
Ypsilanti
C. H. Miller
George
W. M. Fowler
Arthur Armbruster
Hark
Igike
Hays
Rs Herman’ Hutzel
Herman Heininger
Smirs
Gar
Moebn
Mentay
Julius Eisele
Chelsea
aNms
A. E. Mummery
Mary Mummery
Day
G. C. Townsend
W. A. Slayton
Dundee
Normant
A&sh
Romqilus
Charles ‘Grass
Pred Houck
Saline Township
Manchester
Aaron Armbruster
Arthur “Armbruster
Harold King
Arvin
Arbur
W. B. Dietiker
Ehésts
Charles Dietiker
I Yaantie
H. F. Schwartzkonf
Milford
Reuben Stilisteimer
Monteonling Avenue
George Stilisteimer
Theodéré Feldkamp
Syracuse
Mary ‘Burkhardt
Luella
Elmer
George Koch
William Hall
Walter
Henry Heimerdinger
Irene Nisle
Wampler’s Lake
Saline
George Nisle
Manchester School
Hilson Shaw
Hastings
Ohio
Saline Woman’s Club
E. Clark
Charlotte Briggs
Alfred
Roy Briggs
Merritt Martin
Lydia Martin
Clinton
Harry B. Taylor
John W. Hull
Cora
Elizabeth
Mary
Margaret
Carrie Ableson
Orrin Briggs
Carl Moehn
Fred Moehn
Albert Moehn
Edward Scherdt
Carl Schwemmin
Esther Hisele
Elmer Hisele
Freedom
Calendars for the New Year Preview Local Firms
Calendars printed by The Observer showcase company images and scenes from area businesses. Charles Wolford and others distribute calendars featuring Holsteins, the Big Thompson River, and local landmarks. A tale of a stranger joining a social crowd ends with a night of dancing and escorting, highlighting festive community life.
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The
Observer
Charles Wolford
Flarm
Thompson
George Schmid, Jr
Gross & Sons
Farmers Produce Company
Bridgewater
America
George Uphaus
Saline Mercantile Company
Henry O.dieterle
Watkins’ Falls
Hutzel & Schnirring
Easter Morning Resurrection Foretold in Gospel Reflections
A devotional meditation on the first Easter morning. The text recounts Mary Magdalene and others discovering the empty tomb, the revelation of Jesus risen, and the faith-affirming significance of the Resurrection as the anchor of Christian belief. It emphasizes living Christ over a dead savior and the comfort the Easter message provides.
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Joseph
Calvary
Christ
Jesus
Heaven
Mary
Magdalene
Peter
Jobn
John
Hag
Paul
St. Paul
The Climax Plays to Revival Across Major Papers
Critics from Washington Post to Boston Advertiser praise The Climax highlighting witty lines compact cast of four and single set. They note its strong human interest and wide appeal for revival in New York Boston and beyond.
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Washington Post
Washington Herald
Washington Times
Washington Star
New York World
New York
Boston
Edward Locke
Alan Dale
New York American
Card of Thanks and Notices at Saline Observer
Resolutions of Condolence advertised at one dollar. Advertising rates shown on application. Poetry billed five cents per line. Entertainments announcements charged per word. Obituary and marriage notices published free of charge. Personal or business notices published at regular rates.
Michigan Press Association and National Editorial Assn Mention
A brief note lists membership in the Michigan Press Association and the National Editorial Association, reflecting professional affiliations among journalists.
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Michigan Press Association
National Editorial Assn
Lyceum Ticket Push for Saline Winter Series
The Saline lyceum plans a second winter number at the opera house next Thursday with a regular dollar admission for fifty seats. Three more first class attractions follow, season tickets at 1.25 each, but sales are lagging. Local supporters list buyers and ticket sellers including Saline Observer, Nurnberger, Hutzel, Gross & Sons, Alber, Phillips, Feuerbahker, Burkhart, Cook, Brackel, Lutz, Miller, Lawrence, Towler, Henderson, Dietiker, Lambarth, Dieterle, Curtiss, Fairbank, Woodbridge, Hutzel.
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Lyceum
Opera
Salime
Saline
Saline’ Observer
Mr. Nurnberger
Clarence Hutzel
H. Gross & Sons
Edward Alber
Ernest P. Phillips
E. J
Dance Studio Offers Modern Ballet and Stage Classes
A dance school announces it is open offering modern, ballet and stage dancing instruction. It specializes in teaching children and welcomes all ages to its programs.
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Luther Briggs
Kate Stang
Clifford Stang
R. W. Bowing
Pontiac
Observer Printer
Fine Assorm
the Observer
Easter Bay
Mary Magdalene
James
Salome
Jesus of Nazareth
Mickie
Polegat
Wiedman
Sim
Wilson
Saline, Mich
Teatter
A. Lawrence
Walter Towler
W. E. Dietiker
Luella Lambarth
Henry O. Dieterle
C. A. Curtiss
L. B Fairbank
Cg, O. Woodbridge
East Mich. Ave
East Michigan and
Maple Avenues
Our
Dancing Studios
TWO Studios
Wuerth
Mich
Wnickel’s
Best
Vicinity
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block
Doose Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson