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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1940

Page

2

Local High School Boys Win Pair of Early Games

The team opened the season with two victories. They defeated the Ann Arbor Y M C A 50 to 27 on Thursday evening. A separate report notes a mop of misfortune as Edward De Puy and wife walked home after their cutter slipped on ice. In Ypsilanti, Morgan Emmett, a ticket agent, is recovering from gunshot injuries after a burglary incident. McCormick and Billings, key figures in the Friday night burglary and murder in Ypsilanti, pleaded guilty, with McCormick sentenced to life and Billings to five to ten years. Harrington faces trial. George Morse and wife plan to leave for Middleboro Massachusetts after Morse concluded a poultry dressing season worth over $30,000, shipping more than 200,000 pounds and employing around twenty workers.

Ann Arbor Robert McCormick Billings Ypsilanti McCormick Harrington George Morse Middleboro Mass Morse

Household Hints and Canning Tips From the Seasoned Homekeeper

A reader asks for better ways to handle chores and preserving meat. The piece suggests using a warming oven to warm hands, then covers meat canning methods, implied by government bulletins and college literature. It includes a chicken canning anecdote and a Hickory Nut Filling recipe with steps and a sour cream option.

Church Schedule and Local Baptist Meeting Share Time

The program lists junior and senior choirs with social and business clock events and a 7 20 p m prayer hour at Mrs Kendall home on West McKay Street. Sunday January 14 morning worship at 10 00 and 11 15 Vital Christian service with 6 30 Sunday school 7 30 Christian Endeavor. Wednesday January 17 Wayne Baptist Association meets in Northville at 10 am.

Eclock Kendall West McKay Street Lemon Vital Christian Christian Endeavor Wayne Baptist Association Northville

Hope and Cotton Bedding Prices From Local Store

Advertisement lists sheets and linens with prices for percale bedding and towels. Includes bleached and unbleached toweling, part wool blankets, Turkish towels, curtain pair, crib blankets and heavy bed coverings with prices ranging from 15c to $2.29 for various sizes and materials.

Community Visitors and Home Moves in Ann Arbor

Mrs. Charles Carvin and Miss Lot tie Wallace visited Ann Arbor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beldkamp occupy their new East Michigan avenue home. George J. Hlager sold the Will Visel farm to George Hartman of Freedoom. Ruth Camburn celebrated her eighth birthday with eight girls. Herman Hutzel and son Leonard were hosted by Miss Anna Lambrath on New Year’s Day. Carl Moehn and wife settled in Stella Warner’s East Henry street home. Census work began January 2 and must finish in January. C R Parsons hosted Mr and Mrs J W Hull and daughter Cora and Mrs Minnie Normen Thursday. Mrs Christian Ernst of Freedom and two children visited her parents. C H Miller and family, and W M Fowler, were guests of A M Humphrey and wife in Detroit. Mrs Arba Howard of Ypsilanti visited Alfred Miller, Frank Cammett, and Minnie No from Wednesday to Sunday. T T Spitler and family of MecComb bought the David Moody farm from Herman Lindenschmidt and moved in Tuesday. Emanurel Rentschler hosted New Year guests Marie Dieterle, Elbert Witthnacht, Elwin Rentschler, and Herman Renischler.

Charles Carvin Lottie Wallace Ann Arbor Ed. Beldkamp East Michigan Avenue George J. Hlager Will Visel George Hartman Freedoom Ruth Camburn Herman Hutzel Leonard Anna Lambrath Carl Moehn Stella Warner East Henry Street Cotton C. R. Parsons J. W. Hull Cora Minnie Normen Christian Ernst of Freedom Chilfren Aaron Luckhard C. H. Miller Arthur and George W. M. Fowler A. M. Humphrey Detroit Arba, Howard Ypsilanti Alfred Miller Frank Cammett Minnie No T. Spitler MecComb Ohio David Moody Herman ‘Lindenschmidt Emanurel Rentschler Marie Dieterle Lansing Elbert Witthnacht Elwin Rentschler Jackson Herman. Renischler

Indoor ball team to Windsor for Friday night game

THIRTY YEARS AGO the indoor ball team will travel to Windsor for a Friday night contest. Other items note M E McMullen filling mail route one during a carrier illness, Mrs G H Miller visiting Ashley with F E Cammet family, and a Chelsea county teachers institute to be led by Professor Barbour next Saturday. Wood district hosts a mystery social January 21 at the Moein home. AL & Lawrence travel with Brook- a group to Fort Myers Florida for winter. Modern history class submitted papers contrasting Dutch Spanish and Thirty Years War.

Windsor M. E. McMullen Rodney Hazen G. H. Miller F. E. Cammet Ashley County Teachers Institute Chelsea Professor Barbour Wood Fred Moein AL & Lawrence Brookigh Mikhart Ind‘sna Fort’ Myers Florida

Card of thanks and paid announcements policy text

Notice explains charges for card of thanks poetry obituaries marriages and paid entertainment announcements with per line rates and minimums for personal or business benefit notices.

Man found in car waiting for wife during shopping trip

Birmingham police received a call about a man slumped over a car wheel. As officers prepared to force entry, the man woke and said he was simply waiting for his wife who was out shopping.

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York Baptist Church Stony Creek and Platt Roade Services

The York township church led by Rev. John E. Hendricks schedules Sunday morning worship on Jan 7 with the 7-Fold Ministry of the Holy Spirit and a 9:15 Sunday school. Evening gospel meeting at 7:45 and Thursday prayer service at 8. The pastor invites readers to attend and learn to rightly divide the word. Treasurer Frank Camburn notes a water dues and tax collection at Citizens Bank on Jan 18, 1940.

York Baptist Church Stony Creek and Platt York Church York Township Graice Rev John. Hendricks Citizens Bank Frank” Camburn

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