Prominent Farmer Claimed By Death
William Wiedmayer, aged with a long local life, died January 24 after a two week illness. He was born February 3, 1875 in Loditewnship, married Christine Hartmann in 1901, and left eight children, five sons and two daughters, plus siblings and grandchildren. He was active with St James church and served on the Benton District school board. Funeral at St James church followed by interment in its cemetery.
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William Wiedmayer
Lodi Tewnship
Peter
Dorothy Kaercher Wiedmayer
Christine Hartmann
Elsa
Otto Bredernitz
St. James’ Church
Palm Sunday
Benton
Christine
Clarence
Eawin
Paul
Arthur
Raymond
Erma
Arthur Alber
Dorothy
John
Aaron
Alfred
Lydia
Ernest Lamperter
Tema
Otto Papsdorf
W. G. Mauch
Rogers Corners
St. James’ Cemetery
Inter-City Meetings Attract Rotarians and Guests
Rotarians held inter city sessions at Royal Oak and Manchester in recent weeks. Princeton coach Tad Wieman gave a chalk talk on football and discussed formations and Michigan's Old 83. The club also decided to sponsor future Boy Scout activities with a new committee.
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Royal Oak
Manchester
Tad Wieman
Princeton
Michigan
Boy Scouts
Saline Gun Club Meets Ann Arbor For Rifle Match
Saline hosts Ann Arbor in a rifle match at E. J. Muir’s store tonight. First Saline meet this year. club plans to discuss forming a league as last year. All men interested in rifle shooting urged to attend.
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Saline
Ann Arbor
E. J. Muir
Saline High Shows Spirit With Strong Game Support
Saline fans rallied for the team after a tough loss two weeks earlier. Marion led scoring with many baskets, Carl Seeger second. players earned praise for a solid effort. Tomorrow night the squad faces Chelsea, with a noon ticket discount offered. a senior play was postponed, and a lighthearted plea about daylight saving and tame mischief ends the note.
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Bia Saline
Saline
Marion
Carl Seeger
Chelsea
Harold Teen
Recreation and Tanner Winners from Friday Night Bowling
Recreation and Tanner's had a busy bowling week with wins over Ann Arbor Press and Armbruster's. Stan Wittbracht led Tanner's with a 479 series and 198 single, as White Eagles set a 1908 team high. Wiedman Auto Company fixtures and local ads appear among the scorelines.
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Haarer’s
Ann Arbor Press
University City
Avi Ann. Arbor
Tanner's
Armbruster's
Stan Wittbracht
Wittbracht
Tanner Wittbracht
Ash Wooseis
W. Burkhardt
Tanner
Armbruster Stimpson
Armbruster
A. Burkhardt
B. Gillen
Wiedman Auto*Company
Recreation
White Eagles
Bill
Burkhardt
Dell Tanner
Pash 146 168 150—464 Ww. Burkhardt
W. Armbruster
Lawrence
Hoeft
Pritenders
Tanner Co
Wiedman Weble
Armbrusters
Oilers
Recreation Bigrushers
Rudy Wahl
Gillen
Fosdick
Stimpsonaasenstecens
A. Armbrust
Fire crews respond twice to local blazes Monday
The Tubaugh gas station fire started by an overheated stove line and was extinguished quickly with minimal damage. Later the Ebling milk station caught fire from defective wiring. firefighters contained the blaze and prevented serious damage.
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Tubaugh
Ebling
Saline Looms Large in County Affairs
Mrs Edward Clark serves as county chairwoman of the Red Cross. Mark B Sugden is elected director of the Washte naw county branch of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. Austin S Robison is named a board member of the Ann Arbor Production Credit Association. Gleen Girbach of South Saline wins cash prize in Hazel Milas Canning contest at Michigan State College. Saline 4 H Corn club exhibits, led by Warren Finkbener and others, go to Farmers Week in Lansing. Lawrence Tirb of Bridgewater competes in MSU sheep shearing contest.
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Edward Clark
Red Cross
Mark B. Sugden
Washtenaw County
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Austin S. Robison
Ann Arbor
Ate College
Saline
Rotary Club
Hast
Lansing
Osler
Warren Finkbener
Kenneth Heininger
Milton
Buss
Wilbur Feldkamp
Gilbert
Robert Luckhardt
Lawrence Tirb
Bridgewater
Michigan State
College
Davenport Adoptee Dies in Detroit Home
Arthur L. Davenport died at his Wardell Apartments home in Detroit on Monday January 30. He is survived by his daughter Kathleen Davenport of Newark New Jersey and three brothers George A. Jaeger of Grand Rapids Chester L. Beyneh and Orrington J. Lynch of Flint. Mineral services will be held at William R. Hamilton Company 8975 Cass Avenue Detroit at 11 this morning with interment at Oakwood Cemetery Saline.
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Arthur L. Davenport
Beverly P
Emily Davenport
Wardell Apartments
Detroit
Kathleen Davenport
Newark
Oakwood Cemetery
Saline
Gard of Thanks for Firefighting Help
Cora M. Klopfenstein thanks those who helped extinguish a fire at her parlor on Monday evening January 23 at the Walter Munroe place and says you saved my buildings.
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Walter Munroe
Cora M. Klopfenstein
Fire Department Helpers Honored by Picuzzi Family
Mr and Mrs J De Pubaugh thank the ann Fohers of the Fire Department for aid given Monday when their station was afire.
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Ann Fohers
Fire Department
J. de Pubaugh
Endeavor Program at Federated Church Ends Endeavor Week
Sunday evening at the Federated Church the Christian Endeavorers present the final feature of Endeavor Week at 7 30. The program includes I Will Be a Christian Leader Carl Geddes a hymn Onward Christian Soldiers announcements offering explanation of the theme witnessing for Christ as an individual Ruth Martin prayers junior anthem Now the Day Is Over choir witness ing for Christ in the church Helen McConachie prayers seniors witnesses for Christ in Social Justice Calvin Geddes prayers an intermediate Mousic Juniors witness ing for Christ in International Peace Adam McConachie hymn Congregation benediction.
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Federated Church
Christian
Carl. Geddes
Christ
Ruth Martin
Helen McConachie
Calvin Geddes
Adam McConachie
Saline City Tax Notices Readied by Treasurer
Saline City announces winter taxes water dues dog taxes and heed taxes due with a 4 percent penalty after February 28. Public collections will be at Savings Bank on February 3 and 28 and at Citizens Bank on February 10 and 20, 1934. Frank Camburn is the treasurer.
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Savings Bank
Citizens ‘Bank
Frank Camburn
Tax collection tour by Moreh Behrusty L announced
Moreh Behrusty L will visit multiple banks to collect taxes. Feb 3 at Peoples State Bank Milan Feb 9 Citizens Bank Saline Feb 10 People's Bank Milan Feb 16 17 Milan Bank Feb 23 Savings Bank Saline Feb 24 and 28 Milan Bank
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Moreh Behrusty L
Peoples State Bank
Milan
Citizens Bank
Saline
People’s Bank
Milan Bank
Savings Bank, Saline
New Caucus Laws Take Effect In Michigan
The 1933 Michigan legislature mandates 80 day notice for caucus events and requires township caucuses to be held on the first Monday in March before April elections. The Observer publishes townships caucus notices today to satisfy the new timing.
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Michigan
Observer
Player Piano Bargain Available on Contract
Unpaid balance offer for a like new $700 player piano. Remaining contract balance is $28.75. Seek Edgar O. Nettow in Milwaukee Wisconsin for viewing arrangements and references.
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Edgar O. Nettow
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Petroleum Coke Price List Ad
Advertises standard petroleum coke products including White Star and Koppers brands. Mentions Miami Coke Pocahontas Hikhorn Dundon Red Ash and related coal products with contact numbers for residential and business inquiries.
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Standard Petroleum Coke
White
Star Petroleum Coke
Koppers
Miami Coke
Koppers Pocahontas
Koppers Hikhorn
Dundon
Notice to place estate printing in The Observer
People in the area with legal printing needs for estate settlements are asked to send notices to The Observer. Rates are universal in such matters and requests should be directed through the Probate Judge.
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Observer
The Observer Your Home Newspaper Price Notice
The Observer announces subscription pricing with a yearly rate of $1.50 and six month option at five cents per week, reflecting a historic value for local readers.
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the Observer Your Thome Newspaper
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Saline Township
the Saline Savings Bank
the Farm Service
Texas
L. D. Tanner
Saline Gun Club
Nicodemus
Wiedman
Haarer
Wolverine
Parsons
John Probyn
Observer Office
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Wiedman Auto Company
W. L. Douglas
Otto Hanson
Wiedman Auto Co
DeSota
J. G. West
Ypsilanti
Phra
Saline, Mich
Oliver Farm Implements
Repa
American Fur Growers Assn
Larne
W. G. Brown
New Idea
DeSoto-Plymouth
DeSoto
Plymouth
Hendee Motor Sales
Washington
Sheerin Nein
Dixie Gaspenne Sr
State College
Endeavor
Saline City
York Township
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