Dr Luckiesh to Speak On Saving of Eyesight
Scientist Dr Matthew Luckiesh will lecture on The New Science of Seeing at the Detroit Edison Building on March 7 at 8 p m. The talk targets teachers, oculists, optometrists and interested citizens, advising on eye care, lighting and reduced strain.
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Dr. Luckiesh
Detroit
Detroit Edison
Matthew Luckiesh
Second Avenue
Lackiesh
United States
Michigan
Luckiesh
Detroit Edison Company
Better Light
The
Eluminating Engineering Society
Essay on Music Expresses the Soul in Sound
Betty Harwood writes that music expresses the soul through harmonious sounds and covers emotion, study, and types of music. It notes that music appeals mainly to the emotional, educated, and curious, with classifications into classical, popular, and jazz, and comments on public reception and history. Saline journeys to Lincoln for a basketball game where Lincoln wins 18-10 in the junior game and 58-12 in the varsity match, despite Saline's efforts.
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Betty Harwood
Museum Jazz
Todey
Lincoln
Saline
Jones Boys
Leon Jones
High School Band Elects Officers and Adopts Honor System
High School Band members elected Betty Clay as president Charles Collins as secretary and Grace Clark as treasurer. Director Mr Camburn proposed an honor point system for rehearsals lessons and band letters including Interlochen camp access. Former members and new recruits are invited to practice at 2 30 on Thursdays.
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Betty Clay
Charles Collins
Grace Clark
Camburn
Washtenaw Banks Among Michigan's Million Dollar Cities
Michigan Investor data show three Washtenaw county cities in the 52 million dollar banking cities. Ann Arbor ranks seventh in state bank ratings with five institutions and about 17.9 million in resources. Ypsilanti has two banks totaling 2.42 million and ranks 27th, while Saline appears 47th in bank ratings despite smaller population.
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Ann Arbor Post Tribune
Michigan Investor
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
YopSilanti
Alamazoo
Annn Arbor
Jont Resources
Ypsilanti
Salmne
Sthough
Ironwood
Cadillac
Saline
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Light in the Window and Homey Recipe Feature
A friendly column offers inspiration with a poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox and a community contribution from Mrs. Frederika Me Bride plus a Black Walnut Cream Pie recipe by Mrs. Arthur O Neill. The recipe lists ingredients including black walnuts, sugar, flour, salt, eggs, vanilla and almond extract with steps to bake.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Frederika Me
Arthur O’neill
Auction Sale at Kohler Farm near Saline and Macon
Public auction on March 4 1935 at 1 pm at the Charles Kohler farm located five miles southwest of Saline and three miles northeast of Macon. Sale lists horses brood sows implements farm tools two fishing boats and 100 bushels of oats with cash terms. Conducted by Jim Finnell as auctioneer and Henry Bredernitz as clerk.
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Charles Kohler
Saline
Macon
Saline-Tecumseh Road
Massey Harris
McCormick
McCormick Mower
John Deere
Oliver
Bobbsleigh
Idea
International
McCormick-Deering
Jim Finnell
Henry Bredernitz
Lodi Township Caucuses Set for March 2 1935
A Democratic and a Republican caucus will be held at the Lodi Town Hall in Wash tenaw County Michigan to nominate township officers and conduct other business. Democrats meet at 2 p m and Republicans at 8 p m on Saturday March 2, 1935, by order of the Township Board. H A Gensley Clerk.
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Lodi
County of
Washtenaw
Women's Town Team Clash in Thursday Night Showdown
Women's Town Team faces iAmm Arbor and Saline Independents clash with Michigan Center on Thursday night at H. 5S. Gym. Two games highlight the slate with local squads vying for early season wins.
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iAmm Arbor and Saline Independents
Michigan Center
Arthur Schnabel to Play in Ann Arbor Concert
Internationally famed pianist Arthur Schnabel arrives in Ann Arbor to headline the Choral Union Concert Series on Monday evening March 4. Born Lipnik, Carinthia, he studied with Leschetizky from ages ten to fifteen and is celebrated as a Brahms interpreter and Beethoven exponent. His Ann Arbor program features Schubert Mozart and Beethoven selections.
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Arthur Schnabel
Ann Arbor
Choral Union
Mr. Schnabel
Lipnik
Carinthia
Leschetizky
Brahms
Beethoven
Schubert
Mozart
Local ads and notices crowd The Observer page
A mixed local listing advertises typewriter ribbons feed grinders and farm stock plus real estate and milk sales. Items include DeLaval cream separator, good potatoes, fresh cows, horses, a brooder house, and a leaked goods sale by The Willing Workers at C. F. Smith store on Saturday March 2.
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C. F. Smith
Gleason P T A Holds February Meeting at Robison Home
The Gleason P T A met February 15 at Mr and Mrs Dimean Robison home with good attendance. Mrs Spence presided. prayers and a program followed featuring recitations by Jack Vealey Frederick Hartwig and solos by Inez Spence and Mrs Robison. Refreshments were served. no March meeting place decided.
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Gleason P. T. A
Dimean Robison
Spence
Juanita
Mize
Jack Vealey
Inez Spence
Frederick Hartwig
Mrs. Robison
Raus Dieterle Marriage At Lodi Home
Miss Hilda Dieterle of Lodi wed Norman Raus of Ann Arbor at 4 p m Saturday in the bridegroom’s home. The couple’s attendants were Viola Raus and Rudolph Dieterle. Fifty guests attended as Rev von Regue of Manchester officiated amid spring flower decorations and white crepe gowns.
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Hilda Dieterle
Lodi
Norman Raus
Ann Arbor
Viola Raus
Rudolph Dieterle
Raus
Ernsts Enjoy Florida Visits and Singing Tower Thrill
Mr and Mrs Lewis Ernst announce early departure for Saline after enjoying weekly Observer visits. Lew Ernst has been catching nice fish and the Singing Tower at Lake Wales provided their greatest thrill during Florida trip.
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Lewis Ernst
The
Observer
Lew
Lake Wales
MASTER CHEVROLET NOW ON DISPLAY AND SERVICES
Local ads show MASTER CHEVROLET now on display at GEO W COOK & SON authorized dealers offering repairs for furnaces stoves and ranges and printing services by Home Town Printers. Other items include poultry market, real estate listing 110 acres Weienette farm, used cars 1927 and 1928 Chevrolets, community auction each Saturday, and notices urging legal printing for estate settlements via The Observer.
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Chevrolet
GEO. W. Cook & Son
GEO
Cook & Son
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