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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
1
Willard Schaible updates readers on upcoming bowling schedule with notes on events, clubs, and times. The column outlines venues, dates, and notable matches to watch, highlighting key players and division listings.
Campfire Girls joined a Boy Scout party on December 27 with relay games, a talk on Laddie by Mr Spangler, and refreshments. A gym frolic in January featured dodgeball and basketball, with Cheskchamay serving. January 8 honors for Grace Clark and others. cooking demos planned. Merchants defeated Recreation in early January, lighting a strong start. Saline visit by Ann Arbor sparked a 25 to 12 game. St Thomas dominated the second half. Second team losses followed. Uiga height hampered Saline, final tallies 52 to 20 and 19 to 13. Merchants and Butchers split two wins. Dieterle starred with 549 in three games.
Esther Gross notes students resume their postholiday study in American literature grammar and bookkeeping. Three book reports are required none oral. worksheets and practice help for tests led by Mr Jewell. Physics and other subjects review all semester material under Mr Knicely.
Clinton, Jan 11— funeral arrangements not yet completed for Conrad Buetler 67 of Clinton who died Wednesday evening of a heart attack while he went to fetch mail. Born in Saline township he lived all his life in the area with homes in Saline township Bridgewater township and Clinton. He married Charlotte Mc Collum and is survived by three brothers Will of Clinton Charles of Caro and Anthony of Cass City and a sister Mrs Mary Engle of Ypsilanti. Pay all cemetery bills now.
A group of Saline area farmers joined Julius Bredernitz and a Saline Mercantile Co official on a Tuesday visit to a Toledo fertilizer factory. They toured the plant, heard talks by plant superintendent J W Owen and salesman D Hatherly, and observed fertilizer production and milling, including a 2,500 pound per minute grinding system.
At the annual meetings on Tuesday January 8 Citizens, Saline Savings and Bridgewater Savings banks named directors and officers. Citizens directors include Carl Curtiss Martin Guoss Harry Holmes and others with Carl Curtiss as president and Harry Holmes as cashier. Saline Savings led by Lee Tescher as president with George Feldkamp and G C Townsend as vice presidents. Bridgewater Savings lists George Klager as president with Fred Blumhardt and William Schumacher as vice presidents and Theodore Stimpson as cashier. Frank Camburn treasurer states he will collect water dues at the Savings Bank on Saturday January 12 at Citizens Bank on Tuesday January 15.
Co. W. Carr, Treasurer, lists tax appointment times at home and bank visits. Savings Bank dates include Jan 19 and Feb 2 to 16. Citizens Bank dates include Jan 26 and Feb 9 to 23. Printing order urged for service and quick prices.
Victor B. Van Ameringen announces candidacy for Republican nomination for circuit judge in the spring election opposing Judge George W. Sample and three Republicans along with Democrat William H. Murray. Van Ameringen, born in Amsterdam and long resident of Ann Arbor, is a Michigan Law School graduate and serves on the Ann Arbor board of education.
The Thursday noon Rotarians at The Tavern heard Percy Parmenter and Jack Morris of Royal Oak discuss an inter-city meeting planned for next week. Flora JN Brown of the County Tuberculosis Association spoke about local use of Christmas seal funds and shared progress at Howell sanatorium. Guests P D Wargers and Duane Wargers of Lapeer attended.
Sherman Cook born September 17 1867 on the family farm where he died January 9 after a life largely spent there He married Carrie Benham September 20 1893 who died September 20 1894 He lived in Arkansas in business 1908 until returning to the old homestead Funeral services were held at the residence with Dr C B Kircher officiating Burial followed in Ypsi cemetery
The note thanks friends for favors during a bereavement and mentions Rev Ede for comforting words. It names Dr and Mrs Woodbridgs and Muriel and includes two quoted lines about liberalism and open-mindedness from Thief River Falls Times and Free Press.
Saturday morning at the bride’s mother Mrs Louise Schroen home Mae Schroen and George Wood were married in a double ring service by Rev C H Wittbracht at 11 o’clock. The bride wore red velvet and the matron of honor crepe in a lighter shade. A three course breakfast followed, served by Mrs Towler and Misses Eileen Martin and Geraldine Hanson. The couple, now at home at 201% West Henry Street, planned a short wedding trip.
Tax collection dates: Saline Citizens Bank January 25 Milan Bank January 26 Saline Savings Bank February 1 Milan Bank February 2. Also a reminder for Here Comes Charlie at the High School gym tonight.
Classified items include price quotes for paper and paint products, car models from 1935 1938 Chevrolets, and services from Wiedman Auto Company. Also mentions high school events Here Comes Charlie Uncle Aleck and Charlie at Saline High tonight, with contact details for Parker's Plymouth and Geo W Cook & Son dealers.
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