Saline Beats Ypsilanti In Late Bowling Roundup
Saline overwhelms Ypsilanti 2589 to 2351 in the Friday bowling match led by Owen Hoeft 618 high series and Wales Pierson tying for high single with 206. Haarer and Haarer Co. top the first half standings, while Recreation and Dixie Gas show strong totals in the season’s midstream.
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Haarer
Dixie Gas
Gross F
Tanner
Armbruster Stimpson
W. Burkhardt
A. Burkhardt
Armbruster
Moose
Merchants i Westphal
Fritz
Fitzgerald
M. McHenry
R. McHenry
Wiedman
Owen ‘Hoeft
Saline Hoeft
Harmon
Gillen
McHenry
Tammer
Ypsilanti Pierson
Woodworth
Wales
Opbyine
Pierson
Yplanti
Owen Hoeft
Saline
Ypsilanti
Elsman
Petne Abana Tidatne
Recreation
Merchants
Light in the Window and Organ Hymns by Mrs Burgan
A friendly column offers verse about hearing the pipe organ in church, angels, and hopes of an afterlife, linking music to faith. Included is a banana bread recipe and a correction on a macaroni and cheese white sauce recipe.
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J. B. Wallace
County School of Religious Education Announces Courses
The County School of Religious Education will meet in the Federated church on Monday and Wednesday of next week and the following two weeks at 7 30 p m. Four courses cover Ways of Teaching Life of Christ Worship and Story Telling with instructors from Ann Arbor Milan and local ministers. Tuition 75 cents. Enroll promptly. Dr C E H Kircher is the dean.
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Federated Church
Duffendack
Ann Arbor
Christ
William Johnson
Milan
Jesus
Bert Ede
Peterson
C. EH. Kircher
Obituary of Mrs Millicene E Carven of Ann Arbor
Mrs Millicent B Carven 86 died Wednesday January 1 at 520 South Ashley Ann Arbor. Born June 1 1849 in York township she married James W Carven March 22 1876 in Saline. Survived by son Charles M and Walter R of Mason a granddaughter two great grandchildren and sister Mrs Elizabeth Fosdick. Funeral at Dietiker Friday with Dr C H Kircher officiating interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Millicent B. Carven
South
Ashley Street
Annn Arbor
York Township
John Mitchell
Sarah Russell Mitchell
Saline
James W. Carven
Lansing
Dansville
Luther Briggs
Katherine Briggs
Oakwood Cemetery
Macon
Ann Arbor
Mason
Dansyville
YepSilenti
Dundee
Water dues collection planned by city treasurer
The City Treasurer Frank Camburn will collect water dues at Citizens Bank on Saturday afternoon and evening January 11 and at Saline Savings Bank all day Wednesday January 16. A Massachusetts resident has gathered a library of 6,000 books, none larger than a 2 portage stamp.
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Citizens Bank
Saline’ Savings Bank
Massachusetts
One Way Traffic Urged For Road Safety
H C Dickenson of the National Bureau of Standards urges Michigan officials to adopt one way traffic to reduce head on collisions. He notes the dangers of meeting in narrow two lane roads and argues separation of opposing traffic would significantly cut accident toll.
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H. C. Dickenson
U. S
National Bureau of Standards
Michigan State Safety Council
Dickenson
Saline Woman's Club Hosts Year End Social
At a December meeting in Saline the club, led by President Mrs. Anna Briggs, enjoyed games and white elephant exchanges before a lavish pot-luck supper. The next gathering on January 14 at Mrs. Minnie Boyd's will be Achievement Day with a Detroit News speaker and member roll-call on achievements.
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Saline Woman's Club
Bessie Collins
Anna Briggs
Adeline Jordan
Minnie Boyd
Doris Prout
Detroit News
Hazards of Driving Addressed by Saline Rotary Club
At The Tavern last Thursday noon the Saline Rotary Club wrapped up its business session with a paper on automobile driving hazards by T. M. Clay, program committee chair. A general discussion followed. another suggested solution is mentioned elsewhere on this page.
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Rotary Club
T. M. Clay
Dickenson
Trappers May Hold Furs Indefinitely Under Rules
Michigan trappers may keep pelts indefinitely if they have notified the Department of Conservation of kind and quantity after the trapping season. Chief H R Sayre says the five day notification rule does not force immediate sale and that pelts may be held for better prices.
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Michigan
Department of Conservation
H. R. Sayre
Conservation Law Enforcement
Whooping Cough Epidemic Warning and Home Rules
A 1934 Michigan Health Bulletin warns Saline of WHOOPING COUGH risk urging caution. It notes 217 deaths yearly in 1924 1933 and details stages of illness, risky bronchitis and pneumonia, and child age vulnerability. It prescribes reporting cases, home placards, three week isolation after cough onset, disinfection, and school exclusion for exposed uninfected children.
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Michigan
Michigan Department of Health Bulletin
Funeral Rites Held for William Albert Lasno in Milan
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Milan for William Albert Lasno who died Tuesday night at Beyer Hospital Ypsilanti after a brief illness. Burial was in Judd cemetery. Lasno born July 20 1905 Saybrook Ohio was a 1928 graduate of Michigan State Normal College and had lived in Milan for two years. He is survived by his widow Margaret and by a son William and daughter Barbara, plus parents Salmon and Mrs. Salmon Laeno, a brother Arthur and sister Mrs. Theodore Kaluz.
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Milan
William Albert Lasno
Beyer Hospital
Ypsilanti
C. HE. Kircher
Judd Cemetery
Mr. Lasno
Saybrook
Ohio
Michigan State Normal College
Laeno
York Township
Saline
Margaret Laeno
William
Barbara
Salmon Laeno
Arthur
Theodore Kaluz
Inkster
Three Killed as Train Strikes Auto at Cadmus Crossing
Milton Raymond of Adrian son of former State Senator Samuel W. Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Patton of Seneca died when their car was hit by a New York Central passenger train at the Cadmus crossing. The wreck left the car unrecognizable and the Pattons had ten children. Mr. Raymond was a nephew of Henry Ford of Dearborn. News source Blissfield Advance.
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Milton Raymond
Adrian
Samuel W. Raymond
Wiley Patton
Seneca
New York Central
Cadmus
Raymond
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Patton
Blissfield Advance
Michigan homemaker short course starts January six
Michigan State College offers a short Home Economics course from January 6 to March 6 covering foods nutrition child care clothing home management furnishings art music dramatics and physical education. Applications for housing go to Dr. Elizabeth Conrad and the Short Course office. Additional programs listed include general agriculture dairy production dairy manufacturing poultry mineral engineering practical floriculture and golf management with limited campus housing.
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Michigan
Elizabeth Conrad
East Lansing
Health officials require reporting of communicable diseases
The law mandates that every case of communicable disease be reported to the health officer. If a physician is available, they will report. if not, parents must report each case immediately.
Annual Meeting of Saline Library Association
The Saline Library Association will hold its annual meeting in the library Friday evening at 7 30 o clock on January 10. All yearly subscribers are urged to attend.
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The
Saline Library Association
Grateful Holiday Thanks From Augusta Schaefer Family
Mrs. Augusta Schaefer and children extend heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during the holiday season.
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Augusta Schaefer
YOR Township Tax Collection Schedule
The tax collection timetable lists locations and dates for Jan and Feb. Citizens Bank in Saline serves Jan 9 and Jan 31, Milan Bank covers Jan 10 11 18 25, Savings Bank in Saline on Jan 17, Milan Bank on Feb 1 with Harlan Holcomb as Treasurer.
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Citizens Bank
Saline
Milan Bank
Savings Bank, Saline
Harlan Holcomb
Lodi Township Tax Dates Announced by Treasurer Albert Frey
Albert Frey, treasurer, lists tax collection days at Saline Savings Bank on January 25, Saline Citizens Bank on January 11 and February 1, and State Savings Bank in Ann Arbor on January 18.
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Saline Savings Bank
Saline Citizens Bank
State Savings Bank
Ann Arbor
Albert Frey
Local ads offer goods and services in Saline and Ann Arbor
A collage of notices lists clothing sales at Parsons and Union suits, shoes and varnish at local merchants, eye exams with a Michigan oculist, printing services, auctioneering, radio repairs, and vehicle sales. Readers are urged to place orders before price increases and to use The Observer for legal printing needs in estate settlements.
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Observer
Observer estimates newspaper price change
The Observer lists a new subscription plan at $1.50 per year for six months, reflecting a price adjustment for readers. This item notes the reduced period and annual equivalent, indicating a shift in the paper's pricing strategy.
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the Observer
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Sherwin-Williams
By Max McHenry
Saline Observer
Friis & Bracket
Barney’s Gas Station
Harper Sales and Service
Prout
E. T. Fosdick
Robb
Saline Mercantile Co
Woodbridge
Saline Valley Farms
Maude Rankin
Saline Telephone Co
McBride
Josenhans
Minnie Ruckman
E. J. Muir
Ed. Heininger
Julia Gordon
Wiedman Auto Co
W.E. Dietiker
Saline General Hospital
Thomas Shurtz
George Schmid
Mrs
Lillian Burgan
Hell
Bert Spence
Bertha Gross
Millicene E. Carven
Saline Woman’s Club
William Laeno
Library Association
Yor
Lodi Township
Parsons
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Michigan Ave
Dr. Hess
B. J. Muir
U.of M
Packard St
D. J. Gilbert
John Street
Chevrolet Stake
TI. H. C
Fordson
Herman Heininger
Art
Shell Station
Saline-Ann
Arbor-Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Philco
Art Klager
Detroit Music Company
P. O. Box
Detroit
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