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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

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Saline Tops Ann Arbor In Rifle League Clash

Saline won 897 to 887 as Pennington led with 186 points and Duks had 181 for Ann Arbor’s riflers. Rifledorfer starred for Ann Arbor with 182 as the Southern Michigan Rifle League standings show Ann Arbor atop the table with a 2-1 mark in the early season.

Ann Arbor Pennington T Duks Rifledorfer Pr. St. Teo Shurtz Sa Burkhardt Cook Beihead Pennington Southern Michigan Rifle League W. L. Pctatric Eetas Milan Adrian

Kroger Wins Three Games In Early Week Bowls

In a three game set Tuesday January 29 the Kroger team defeated the Butchers led by high single 186 by G Winkle and high total 498 by Brooklyn Jack. Armbruster was absent. The Merchants repeated the feat Wednesday with Armbruster’s team falling. Max Henry rolled 205 for best single and 556 for best total while Stimpson started with one game.

Kroger Butchers Haarer S. G. Winkle Brooklyn Jack E. Armbruster Merchants Armbruster Stimpson Fosdick Max Henry Armbruster Stimpson Fosdick Batts A. Burkhardt W. Burkhardt Boh Dieterle Westphal R. McHenry

Saline Township Caucuses Set for March 4 1925

Notice calls Republican and Democratic caucuses at Saline opera house Washtenaw Michigan to nominate township officers and transact business Opening times set 2 30 p m for Republicans and 3 30 p m for Democrats By Order of the Township Board A S Robison Supervisor Also requests payment of cemetery bills now.

Saline Washtenaw

Saline High School Assembly Promotes Team Support

The February 2 assembly sponsored by the tenth grade featured performances of The Battle Hymn of the Republic and the High School Song. Luther Dicks chaired as several basketball players spoke while cheerleaders urged louder cheers for Saline.

Luther Dicks Alwin Jedele Stig Hartman den Royal Bob Des Lloyd Armpruster Verne Dieterle Roland Goltz Eldean Betz al Clay

Saline Wins Gridiron Like Bout. Chelsea Nosed Out

Saline routed its visitors 47 to 17 in a hard hitting basketball style clash. Seitz led scoring while Chelsea defense starred. Saline’s second unit supplied the night’s excitement. The Saline squad prepared for Manchester visit on Feb 1, aiming to close the season with two remaining games.

Saline Belleville Seitz Fanorites Chelsea Manchester

Candle in the Window and Comforting Kitchen Hints

A friendly column offers modest inspiration and household tips. It cites quotes from Helen Keller and Robert Louis Stevenson about perseverance, includes a suet pudding recipe with step by step steaming, and adds a tip to improve meringue with baking powder for better stability.

Fish story buries a big pike at Houghton Lake

Rotarians led by Ed Henne teased Allie Burkhardt about his fishing prowess. A recent haul from Houghton Lake included a pike long enough to feed two Saline clubs, plus several smaller pikes and perch, proving the tale was true.

Rotarians Ed Henne Allie’ Burkhardt Houghton Lake Saline’s

Saline City Tax Collection Dates Announced

Treasurer Frank Camburn lists winter and city taxes at local banks. Savings Bank February 9, February 23, Citizens Bank February 16, March 2. Last day to pay March 2 evenings noted.

Citizens Banks Savings Bank Citizens Bank Frank Camburn

Judge Discusses Juvenile Delinquency At Rotary Meeting

Probate Judge Pray spoke on juvenile delinquency stressing that children from ten should have a small spending allowance to curb illegal acts. He linked high taxes and national debt to moral decline and noted many girls are placed in Detroit's House of the Good Shepherd and Kalamazoo Sunnycrest, while boys go to Starr Commonwealth near Albion.

Pray House of the Good Shepherd Detroit Sunnycrest School Kalamazoo Starr Commonwealth Albion Commonwealth

Jose Iturbi to Appear in Ann Arbor Concert

Renowned pianist Jose Iturbi, child prodigy and later head of piano at Geneva, is set for the Choral Union Concert series in Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, on Tuesday evening February 12. His early life spanned Valencia, Barcelona, Paris, and Geneva with international tours that built a reputation for brilliant artistry and magnetic musicianship.

Jose Iturbi Choral Union Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor Pepe Valencia Conseratory Barcelona Joaquin Malats Paris Iturbi Conservatory Geneva Liszt Switzerland Europe Great Britain America Canada South America Orient

Bennett Sister Stars At Milan Garrick In Benefit Show

Joan Bennett, part of the Bennett acting family, appears at Milan Garrick Theatre next Tuesday in The Man Who Reclaimed His Head, a Universal drama starring Claude Rains. The performance benefits the American Legion of Milan. Bennett was born in 1911 in Palisades New Jersey and trained in Waterbury Connecticut and Versailles France. She debuted on stage with her father Richard Bennett in Jarnagan, then entered films in Bulldog Drummond.

Edward Arnold Karen Morley Frank Thomas Buck Jones Red Rider Ginger Rogers Fred Astaire Alice Brady American Legion Post No Joan Bennett Claud Rains Henry Social Flash Henry Armetta Fay Ray Caesar Romero Chester Tracy Rider Tom Tyler Joan Bennett Screen Garrick Theatre Milan Claude Rains American Legion Miss Bennett Palisades New Jersey St Margaret's School Waterbury Connand L’ermitage Versailles France Richard Bennett

Obituary of John Henry Moore 1857 Washtenaw County Resident

John Henry Moore aged 77 died Tuesday at his Washtenaw county residence. Born March 7 1857 in Scio Township he lived in the county most of his life and spent the last 11 years at his current home. He married Carrie Hstey in Ann Arbor and is survived by his widow two daughters Lois Adix Berkley and Cora Holloway Concord one son Dean Moore Saline one brother George E. Moore and one sister Mrs. Charles Knight Ann Arbor plus two grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at 1 PM at Dietiker funeral home with Dr. C E Kircher presiding. Interment Foest Hill cemetery Ann Arbor.

John Henry Moore Scio Washtenaw County Carrie Hstey Annn Arbor Lois Adix Berkley Cora Holloway Concord Dean Moore Saline George E. Moore Charles Knight Ann Arbor Dietiker Funeral Home C. E. Kircher Foest Hill Cemetery

Gratitude for Sympathy After Bereavement

The family of Mrs. Almeda Gordon thanks neighbors friends and relatives for kind expressions of sympathy and Rev Ede for comforting words during their bereavement.

Ede Almeda Gordon

Boy Scout Week Observed With Meetings Activities

Saline Scouts celebrate Boy Scout Week February 8 to 14 with a special meeting led by James H. West and President Roosevelt. The schedule includes a Mother and Son hike, a Scout Oath ceremony, church attendance, a district rally at Ypsilanti High School, and a Rotary Club visit by Walter McPeek.

President Roosevelt James H. West United States Mr. West Scouting In Saline Myather St. Paul's Church Ypsilanti Walter McPeek Rotary Club McPeek

Champion Showman At East Lansing Demonstration

In East Lansing during Farm ers Week the Little International Livestock Show drew more than 5,000 spectators. Students from agricultural classes showed stock in horses cattle swine and sheep with judging focused on showmanship and fitting, Warren Fink Peine r of Saline township was swine class champion. C D Finkheiner won second in several potato corn and wheat categories at the Grain show nearby.

East Lansing Warren Finkpbeiner Saline Township Clinton High School Hast. Lansing C. D. Finkheiner

Michigan Railroads Introduce Expanded Baggage Policy

The Michigan Railroads Association announces a new baggage allowance policy easing travel with children and sports equipment. Baby carriages go carts and tricycles now count toward free baggage. guns fishing rods golf clubs and other gear join regular baggage. dog cat and bird charges cut by 50 percent. storage fees reduced and delivery to hotels or homes expanded.

Junior Betty Jane Michigan Roy C. Vandercook Michigan Railroads’ Association

Public Auction of Saline Property by Joe Schmid

Having sold the land to Henry Ford the seller will auction at Saline city west edge on Saturday February 9 1935 at 11 am one large barn 83 feet long with timber plus an upright house in good condition. Cash terms. Jim Finnell Auctioneer.

Henry Ford City of Saline

Last day here at Citizens Ban and Milan State Bank notice

A brief notice states the last day of operation at Citizens Bank and indicates Saturdays thereafter at Milan State Bank, marking a change in location or service.

Citizens Ban Milan

Tax collection dates at local banks

The notice lists tax receipt days at Citizens Bank on Saturday February 9 and February 23 and Savings Bank on February 16 with C. W. Carr as Treasurer. It also reports Genevieve Mallory, ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ezra Mallory, injured last week by breaking her right arm in the same location as a prior accident.

Genevieve Mallory Ezra Mallory Blissfield

Local Observer ads offer goods and services in Saline area

A collage of ads lists typewriter paper, house purchase inquiries, leather goods, varnish, hay and straw sales, cement and hardware items, and various auctions. It promotes printing services, animal feed, groceries, coal, clothing, farm equipment, and Chevrolet car displays with contact details and prices.

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Saline Savings Bank Milan, Mich Asta General and Yale U. S. and Delco Batteries Harper’s General Garage Henry A. Schroen Gross Hardware Krogers Willard Schaible Jim Gross Anthony Fritz BH. Armbrustsér Fitzgerald Krékeler Haarer Ag We Heepee Ee Ee Cc. Haarer R. Gross Je. Armbruster Fitzgerald Eee Dieterle Aceuteneeein Recreation Oe Rentts High School ‘News Marie Schmid Betz Robert, Duis Stevenson Helen Keller William Austin C. A. Jordan Saline City Jose: Iturbi Wills Legion Lad Dad Warren Finkbeiner RUEEL Joe ‘Schmid Jim Finnell Auctioneer York Township C. W. Carr the Observer Ola Hiammond Observer Parsons Dr. Hess Saline Mercantile Co Herman Heininger L J. Cousino Eric, Mich H. J. Maurs G. L. Parsons Price Cain Bros Deerfield Chevrolet GEO. W. Cook & Son Dan Hertler Weienette A. G Wood Dime Bank GRO. W. Cook & Son HE. J. Muir GEO Cook & Scn Us-23 Stony Creek Road Jim Finnell Cook & Son Frey Saline- Tecumseh Road Land Bank H. Shamlin
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