Wiedman and Tanner Tie For Lead In Bowling Race
Wiedman and Tanner share the lead in the bowling race with scores 709 and 727. Tonight Wiedman faces Tanner, Tuesday Wiedman meets Haarer, and Thursday Kroger competes against Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedman
Tanner
Haarer
Kroger
Jay Harmon
Lawrence Seweeeneee
Fairbanks Nereseee
Martin Me Eeebeues
Hy ‘Schaible
Bridges Mrianeee
Kroger A. Burkhardt
Gross Sretenereteateee
Burkhart
Fitzgerald
Gruenwald
Dusterbeck Reece
Gillen
Wittbracht
Stetler
Rm Ues
W. Burkhardt
Seton Abentane Gee Tanner Prestytehce
February Meeting of Miss Mills Study Club
The Mu sic Study club held a February meeting with a Chopin life review led by Miss Mills and a Tschaikowsky paper by Lucile Schmid. Members performed Minute Waltz Chopin Slavonic March Tschaikowsky Ruth Welter March Nutcracker Marie Schmid Waltz of Flowers Eileen Martin. Twenty six members attended and light refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Study Club
Chopin
Miss Mills
Tschaikowsky
Lucile Schmid
Ruth Welter
Public Auction Sale of Farm Property and Livestock
On health grounds Fred G. Naekbeck bids a public sale from the farm location near Saline and Lodi Town Hall on February 24 1932 at noon. Auction stacked with 25 cattle 18 milking including Jerseys Guernseys Holsteins and Durhams plus calves two months old Durant bull two good horses and a full team. Also 50 Red Rock and Barred Rock hens 15 30 tractor 150 bushels corn 40 tons timothy hay and nearly new work harness. Terms cash under 20 credits nine months on approved notes at 6 percent. Auctioneers Jim Finnell clerk Herman Gensley note clerk. Dund ee v e Saline reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Lodi Town Hall
Fred G. Naekbeck
Jim Finnell
Herman Gensley
Harry Cole
Robbery Night Strikes Local Kroger and Smith Stores
A bold thief robbed C. F. Smith at 7:00 p m then forced two victims toward Kroger and cleaned out both cash registers. The bandit fled with about $60 and disappeared toward north Ann Arbor assisted by an accomplice in a car near the Federated church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Smith
Julius Feldkamp
Kroger
I 4
Fred Gruenwald
Jim Gross
Abe Alber
Kroger Company
Ann Arbor
Federated Church
Saline-Mercantile stockholders elect directors Thursday
The Saline-Mercantile Company held its annual stockholders meeting at the Saline opera house with about 100 in attendance to elect the board for the coming year. The 1931 board remained, minus Albert Graf who was replaced by George Heininger. Directors: Arthur Heininger, George Heininger, Herman Gensley, Herman Gross, Alfred M Hertler, Herman Clements, and Herman Alber. Officers named: President Arthur W Heininger, Vice President Herman Gross, Secretary F. R. Clements, Treasurer Alfred Hertler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline - Mercantile Company
Saline Opera House
Albert Graf
George Heininger
Arthur Heininger
Herman Gensley
Herman Gross
Alfred M Hertler
Herman Clements
Herman Alber
Methodist Church Women Present The Women of the Bible Pageant
The Women of the Bible pageant will replace regular service at the Methodist Church Sunday. Women of the church perform parts from Sarah to Esther with a choir of maidens and children. A silver offering will help cover expenses and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
G. Gordon Mary
Jesus
Lillian ‘Bracey
Nain
C. A. Jordan
Martha
Lazarus
B. J. Spitler
Dorcas Electa
Joppa
Boy Scout Banquet Held Last Thursday Evening
The federation church basement banquet drew a pleased crowd with Edgar Westphal as chairman. Scouts reported in uniform from 7:05 to 7:38 p.m. Mayor Mark B. Sugden spoke on the relationship of animals to medicine after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Federated Church
Edgar Westphal
Rmotto
Warren Gross
Armine Westphal
A. A. Kalder
Wallace F. Watt
T¢ S
Alladin
John Schilling
West Side Methodist Church
Ann Arbor
Joe Camburn
Leonard Marken
Edgar Weatphal
Stanley Hartman
Richard Ward
Frank Spindler
Ray Hunt
Robert McCord
Elvin Armprusher
Paul Rogers
Dale Fosdick
Charles Collins
James McCord
George Camburn
Norman Tanner
Ernest Dieterle
Leonard, Niethammer
Lauren Alber
Lauren Jedele
Luthere Dicks
Mark B. Sugden
P. T. A. Meeting Linked to School Programs
A large audience attended the P. T. A. meeting in the school auditorium Monday evening. Professor Kalder spoke on taxation and school expenses. The March committee included Mrs. Bessie Colling and several couples. The program featured an orchestra selection, a Clinton speaker on school matters, a George Washington tableau, and musical performances ending with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalder
Bessie Colling
Fred Burkhart
Herman Wheininger
W. B. Dietiker
Lillian Burgan
Doris Ward
Alwin Burkhardt
Daisy, Rex
Ray Gleason
J. R. Foreman
Clinton
George Washington
Irene Fitzgerald
C. F. Fitzgerald
Singing
America
Infant Harry Feeman Jr Funeral Private Burial Oakwood
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E Feeman died Friday morning at home. Funeral services were private at 2:30 PM with Rev. S. Schofield officiating, burial in Oakwood cemetery. A public auction follows at the premises three miles east of Saline on Willis road, February 23, 1982, starting 1 PM. Items include Ten Holsteins and other livestock, machinery, tools, and equipment. All cash sales. Auctioneers: Thompson. Clerk: Llyon Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Feeman, Jr
Harry E Feeman
Rev. S. Schofield
Oakwood Cemetery
Saline
Willis Road
New State Hospital
Engagement announced at Valentine Day dinner
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Burkhart hosted a Valentine Day dinner for their daughter Miss Maree to announce her engagement to Everard Beasley of Battle Creek. The event featured gold and pink decor with a pink rose centerpiece and Cupid motifs. Miss Burkhart has returned to Ann Arbor to resume studies at St. Joseph's hospital school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burkhart
Miss Maree
Everard Beasley
Battle Creek
Miss Burkhart
Ann Arbor
St. Joseph's Hospital
Classified Ads and Notices From The Observer Liner
A dense classified column offers goods and services for Saline with milk cows, hay, horses, Holstein cows, and a model T Ford pickup. It lists phone contacts, prices, and sale details plus employment requests and tax notices from city treasurers and the Saline township. It also notes a Boy Scout benefit dance at the opera house and legal printing notices for estate settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Saline Savings Bank
Winter
Dixie
Stabbler Oil Company
J. G. Tubaugh
Maurice Henderson
Observer
Oliver Hart Part Tractors
Oliver
Fitch Sales Corporation
Jay W. Harmon
Miss Mills’ Study Club
Dundee Ve. Saline
Kroger and Smith
Lane Bandit
Women of the Bible
Regu
the Church
Ray Davis
Sarah
Abraham
William Love
Rebecca
Isaac
Harry Friiss Jochabed
Moses
Lottie Wallace
Aston
Paul Davis
Miriam
Kathleen Marken
W. E. Bistiker
Princess
Pharoah
T. M. Bridges
Roy Rogers
Deborah
Israel
F. Harwood
Ada
Jephtha
Do. ‘Carr
Naomi
C. Miller
Ruth
Hunice Barr
Orpha
EB. Fposdie
Esther
H. “Hammond
Partot
Dr. Foreman
Fordson
Oliver Tractor
John Deere Gang
H. C
Carl Brown
Charles Kern
Thompson
Llyon Fairbanks
Maree Burkhart
Everata Beasley
the Observer
Menisium
Guernsey
Saline Mercantile Company
Chevrolet
Wiedman Auto Co
Timothy Hay
R. W. Mills Farm
Emil Milkey
Jersey
Finch Bros
Wildman. Auto Company
Saline Mercantile Co
Citizens’ Mutual
Wiedman Auto Company
Dundee
Essex
Saline, Mich
Durant
U. C. G Wiedman Auto Company
Dundon
Ford Coke
J. Muir
Agency For Standard
Petroleum Coke
Saline Township
Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
Charles Graf
Lodi
Saline Savings Bank
State Savings Bank
Reuben Herter
Ford
Lauren Nichols
Tecumseh
Macon
Lott
Frank Camburn
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