Church Wedding Held Saturday
Miss Elowene LaVerne Bamer and Robert Lynn Button wed in a Methodist ceremony with Rev. S. E. Brewster officiating. The service featured an organ recital, a familial heirloom ring, and a floral aisle. The couple, after a reception at the church, plan to live in Detroit where the groom works for C. F. Smith Company. They were attended by Marion Coon and Helen Brown, with Louis Newlin as best man and ushers Paul Button and Harry Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elowene LaVerne Bamer
Raymond H. Bamer
Robert Lynn Button
Donald Button
Farmington
S. EH. Brewster
Hicksville
Ohio
Lendrum
Cc. F. Unterkircher
Marion Coon
Flint
Helen Brown
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Miss Brown
Miss Coon
Louis Newlin
Paul Button
Harry Russell
Howell
C. F. Smith Company
Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
S. E. Brewster
H. H. Cole
Denzel Cole
Gary, Ind
Button
Sturgis
Edward Clark
Weston, Ohio
Cleveland
Detroit
Special Lent Services At Trinity Church
Trinity Church announces a Lenten program themed Christ Died for Me. Sunday services at 8 pm feature five sermons by visiting ministers from Ann Arbor and Tecumseh focusing on Judas Peter Caiaphas Pilate Simon of Cyrene and the penitent thief. Each evening centers on Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Trinity Congregation
Jerusalem
God
Jesus Christ
Trinity Church
Judas
Hypocrite
A. G. Wacker
Ann Arbor
Peter
Penitent
P. W. Sheele
Tecumseh
Caiaphas
Pilate
Simon
Cyrene
R. W. Sheele
H. L. Engel
Vision Care Offered At Milan Hotel Office
Eyes examined and glasses fitted every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 30 PM. Office located in the Milan Hotel with Dr Frank Gifford Toledo Optometrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Frank Gifford
Toledo
L. QO. Gibson
Packard Art Hil
Ann. Arbor
One Hundred Ten Fathers And Sons Banquet Held
The St. Pauls church Father Son banquet drew 110 attendees Friday night. Patriotic colors framed the menu of scalloped potatoes meat loaf buttered beets celery with blue cheese radishes rolls coffee and cherry pie. High school band members performed invocation by Rev Wittbracht toastmaster Arthur Hagen Glen Weber delivered toast to fathers. Superintendent Bearss spoke eldest father Fred Mayer received a gift youngest son prize went to Alvin Armbruster's son and Herman Rensehler earned the most sons prize with four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Fathers and Sons
Co. H. Wittbracht
Arthur Hagen
Glen Weber
Bearss
Fred Mayer
Alvin Armbruster
Herman Rensehler
Saline Woman's Club Hosts 36th Guest Night Banquet
The Saline Woman's Club marked its 36th Guest Night at Saline High School last Tuesday with a patriotic setting honoring Lincoln and Washington birthdays. 102 covers were arranged, band music directed by Superintendent Spears, drum major acts, solos, and a military dance by Shirley Stephenson and William Lindenschmidt complemented the banquet. Mrs. Daniel Hall welcomed guests and Judge Daniel J. Healy spoke on the juvenile division of Wayne County probate court. the program closed with God Bless America led by Miss Vesta Mills and Dorothy Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Woman's Club
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Spearss
Shirley Stephenson
William Lindenschmidt
J. N. Lewis
Mills School
Auction Sale Near Saline and Ann Arbor Area
Public auction on Thursday March 6 at 12 o clock noon on Brassow road three miles north of Saline six miles southwest of Ann Arbor one half mile east of Saline Ann Arbor road. Contents include dairy cows and heifers several sows with pigs laying hens equipment tools and farm gear. Conducted by Mary Schwartz Clarence Cook auctioneer Otto Bredernitz clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ann Arbor
Saline-Ann Arbor Road
Brassow Road
Durham
Jersey
Guernsey
Plymouth Rock
McCormick
John Deere- Hay
Deering
Superior Grain and Fertilizer
Superior
Black Hawk
Planet Jr
Mary Schwartz
Clarence. Cook
Otto Bredernitz
York Tax Dates at Saline Banks
York township tax collection dates set for Saline banks with tax payment required at the Savings Bank. Dog tax must be paid. Dan Murray serves as treasurer and will collect on specified days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
York Township
Savings Bank
Dan Murray
Silver Weddings Observed Sunday
A community marked three silver wedding anniversaries on a Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Zick, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer, and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Wells were honored at separate receptions. Couples shared dinners, games, and gifts, with Baker, Zick, and Bauer families hosting in their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Zick
Henry Bauer
Leighton Wells
Christopher Zick
Emilie Schumier
Belleville
Flossie Pelton
Ich
Maurice Robbing
Detroit
Elmer Rothfuss and
Dale
George Rothfuss
Raymond Hirth
Adolph Lindemann
Charles
Edward Gross
Rudolph Schumaier
Jacob Wisel
Jacob Grund
John Steadle
Lillian Zick
Albert Grund
Margaret Ross
Anna Gruner
Fred Granthem
Bauer
Reuben Wisel
Reuben Wiedman
Clarence Baeur
Edward Bauer
William‘Bauer
Lloyd Pelton
Bert Pelton
Elmer Lane
Liyod Pelton
Local John Deere Day Draws Big Saline Crowd
Saturday crowds gathered in Saline for John Deere day to inspect new machinery and discuss trades. A several hundred strong audience at the school auditorium saw films on John Deere tools, heard talks on model improvements, and enjoyed lunch and coffee. A 500 attendee drawing awarded an electric fence charger to R Feldkamp, paint to Harold Drake, and a manure fork to Charles Badger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Saline
R. Feldkamp
Harold Drake
Charles Badger
Saline Library seeks early Saline history clippings
The Saline Library Association asks local residents to donate or bring in clippings and items related to Saline's early history. Such items will be filed for reference and future research at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Library Association
Saline
Young and Marjorie thank community after gas station sale
Mrs Young and Marjorie express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the sale of the gas station business to Mr and Mrs Carl Phillips of Cambridge. They convey confidence in the new owners and state they will remain on the farm for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Phillips
Cambridge
Saline Township Tax Deadline Set for March 15
The Saline Township treasurer announces the last day for tax payments is March 15 at Savings Bank. Julius Marion, township treasurer, urges residents to settle dues to avoid penalties and ensure funds are available for local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
Julius Marion
Treas
Lovely Wedding At F. Wiedmayer Home
Miss Melinda Wiedmayer of Pleasant Lake road married Ernest Schiller on February 15 at the F. Wiedmayer home. Rev. Baumann officiated the double ring ceremony with Mrs. Wilbert Schaible and a reception for about fifty guests. The couple plans to live on Fletcher road where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Wiedmayer
Pleasant Lake Road
Ernest Schiller
Miss Wiedmayer
Fred Wiedmayer
Schiller
Mr. Schiller
Fletcher Road
Wilbert Schaible
Lodi
Baumann
Bethel Church
Walter Bihlmeyer
Alfred Schiller
Clark Schmid
Edwin Dieterle
Saline Mercantile Holds Small Annual Meeting
Saline Mercantile Company held its annual stockholders meeting with about 35 attendees and 256 shares represented. President Arthur Heininger presided. minutes were read by Fer man Clements and approved. the past year’s business was reported as favorable with carload sales and product breakdowns. Directors were re-elected: Heininger, Clements, Wiedmayer, Lambarth, Sweetland, Hertler, and Finkbeiner. A program of motion picture shorts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Mercantile Company
Saline Theatre
Arthur Heininger
Ferman Clements
Heininger
Thelevator
F. R. Clements
John Wiedmayer
Chas. Lambarth
Mark Sweetland
Alfred Hertler
Fred. Finkbeiner
Saline Grange to Entertain on March 5 program planned
Saline Grange hosts a March 5 gathering at Gust Grams home in Mooreville as Pittsfield Grange passes the gavel. Pittsfield conducts the meeting with a planned program including a play, followed by a potluck supper. Saline Grangers and former members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield Grange
Saline Grange
Gust Grams
Mooreville
Pitsfield Grange
Pittsfield
Saline
Saline Township Republican Caucus Notice 1941
Republican Caucus will be held at Hertier's hall on Saturday, March 8, 1941, for nominating township offices in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan and to transact other business as may come before it. By Order of Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
County of Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Hertier’s Hall
A. D
Appreciation Note From Mrs. C. D. Finkbeiner
To the Ladies Aid of St James church Saline Grange and friends shown by kind ness es during my illness I express sincere appreciation from Mrs C D Finkbeiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Saline, Grange
C. D. Finkbeiner
Tax collection at Citizens Bank on Feb 28, 1941
F Camburn treasurer announces tax collection day at Citizens Bank on Friday February 28 1941. Also advertises scratch pads 12 cents per pound at The Observer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
F. Camburn
Observer
Rehearsal Dinner For Local Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bamer entertained at a technareal dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cole Friday evening at eight. Guests included Elo wene Bamer and her fiancée Robert Button, Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Brewster of Hicksville Ohio, Rev. and Mrs. Lendrum, Paul Button Farmington, Barry Russell Howell John Beal Rockford Tl Morris Carlson Cheboygan Miss Helen Brown East Lansing and Miss Marion Coon Flint. A three course dinner was served. A cyclamen centered the table. Favors depicted a bride and groom and ministers, pink and yellow colors were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bamer
A. B. Cole
Elowene Bamer
Robert Button
S. E. Brewster
Hicksville
Ohio
Lendrum
Paul Button
Farmington
Barry Russell
Howell
John Beal
Rockford
Morris Carlson
Cheboygan
Helen Brown
Hinderer Eschelbach Wedding in An Arbor Ceremony
Miss Erma Eschelbach daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eschelbach wed Loren Hinderer son of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob Hinderer. The ceremony at the fireplace with flowers was performed by Rev. Wacker of Scio in the presence of about 40 relatives and friends. The bride wore powder blue with white and cream flowers. The groom works for the county highway department and they will live in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Eschelbach
Albert Eschelbach
Loren Hinderer
Gottlob Hinderer
Lillian Hinderer
Raymond Eschelbach
Rev. Wacker of
Scio
Coming Auctions Victor Kranjik on Dell Road
Auction notice for Victor Kranjik at Dell Road one half mile from Manchester Road on Saturday March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kranjik
Dell Road
Manchester Road
Wolverine Work Shops and Local Classified Ads
Classified ads list room for rent and small trades around Saline and Ann Arbor. Entries include dealers, used cars, farm equipment, poultry feed, seeds, fencing posts, insurance, and various home services with contact phone numbers and addresses across Saline, Ann Arbor, Tecumseh, and nearby towns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Savings Bank
Rhode Island
Cole’s Feed Store
Deva
Booth
Ie Camay
Schmid
St. Paul's Church
Saline Woman’s Club
York
Saline Township
F. Wiedmayer Home
Miss Melinda
Ermest Schiller
Republican
Saline City
Hinderer
Eschelbach
Oberver
Wolverine
Parsons
East Henry Street
Clarence Cook
iPhone
Maple Rd
Kelly Radio Service
S. Ann Arbor
Andrew Hartman
Dan Hertler
J. Finkbeiner
R. G. Wahl
Wiedman Auto Co
Brunswick
A. EH. Cole
Michigan Ave
C. Boettner
Carroll Frost
Darling & Co
Morton Poultry Farm
W. G. Spike
Marion Road
Saline Hatchery
Phillip Kersch
Armada
Mich
West Textile Road
Wiedmin Auto Company
Fairbank’s Insurance Agency
Fred Gladish
Fioyd Proctor
Rauser Outfitting Co
N. Fourth Ave
Brooks Brothers
W. C. Allis Chalmers
Reg. Farmall
Herman Helninger
Adrian
Mid- Adrian Tankage Co
West
Michigan Avenue
Macon
Clark
Caro
Ford
the Observer
Orie Briggs
Alice Ainglemeyer
Jon
K. Rendel
Washtenaw Road
Dearborn
Washtenaw County
Wiedman Tractor Sales
LARRO
Fosdick & Ford Hi
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