Wiedman Auto Co Leads In League
Larmee Batter team from Ann Arbor defeats Tanner's three games while Tanner's bowled Detroit Recreation team and lose all three. Armbruster's and Haavers suffer losses. D Noble top scores with 227 single and 523 total. Recreation drops to Dixie Gas as oil men split the season 3 and 3. Lloyd Dell high single 187 and Jay Harmon high total 475.
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Larmee
Ann Arbor
Tanner
Recreation
Detroit
Armbruster’s
Haavers
Haarer’s
Wiedman’s
D. Noble
Harrer
Wiedman
Lawrence
W. Armbruster
Armbruster
Tanner Aptntaln
Dixie Gas
Waarer
Willing Workers Hear Program in January Meeting
Mrs. Ja Luckhardt presided as president of the Willing Workers at the January session with 34 members present. Miss Ella McMann led the program featuring Love's Old Sweet Song and That Better Day by Rev. Reuben Crosby. Delegates to Ann Arbor were chosen and the next meeting was set at Alma Stimpson's home with Hazel Gorden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja. Luckhardt
America
Ella McMann
Reading
Grace Hammond
Reuben Crosby
Death of George O. Sanford in Ann Arbor
George O. Sanford age 47 of 1120 East Ann street died Monday morning at a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born December 29 1886 in York township he had lived in Ann Arbor for 12 years. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 pm with Rev R Sayles officiating and burial in Oakwood cemetery Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Sanford
East Ann Street
York Township
Ann Arbor
Rev. R. Sayles
Oakwood
Saline
Ann ‘Arbor
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The Fosdick family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during their bereavement. They also thank Rev Ede for comforting words and note appreciation from Mrs Emily Fosdick Mr and Mrs Earl Fosdick and Mr and Mrs Max Fosdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Ede
Penr
Emily Fosdick
Earl Fosdick
Max Fosdick
Saline woes and St Pauls play rally town support
The column urges town support for Saline and praises St Pauls annual play. It critiques Saline's recent basketball showing, urges better teamwork and hard practice, and touts the February 9 senior play with promises of refunds if unhappy. It emphasizes community backing and memories of school enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Warner seeks state representative post on Republican ticket
James Warner of Ypsilanti announces he will run for state representative in the fall as a Republican. A dairy man, marine veteran, and longtime Ypsilanti resident, he champions state government economies and civil service reform while leading dairy industry groups and serving on local boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warner
Ypsilanti
Warner
Marines
American Legion
Michigan State College
Joseph F. Warner
Weshtenaw
Allied Dairy Association of Michigan
Michigan*Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
Michigan Milk Producers
Michigan Milk Dealers
Michigan Cream, Producers, and
iHe
Michigan Dairy Boosters’ Association
Dairy
Surslv
Warner Dairy
Washtenain County Fair Society Board
Tax Collection Notices At Saline and Citizens Banks
Albert Frey treasurer announces tax collection at Saline Savings Bank on January 19 and at Citizens Bank on January 26 to receive taxes. Read the liner ads for details.
Brown proposes state tax plan to fund schools and highways
Representative Vernon J. Brown of Ingham outlines a multi tax package including a three mill property tax for local governments and a two percent sales tax with exemptions. The plan allocates revenues to state government, education, highways and social relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon J. Brown
Ingham County
LansIg
Brown
Michigan State Show Promotes Farm Products Week
Exhibitors from Michigan prepare for Farmers Week at Michigan State College January 29 to February 3. Potatoes grains and livestock compete for blue ribbons while standards taught by judges guide growers toward higher market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
America
Mrs John Klumpp Jr Ill With Pneumonia At Local Hospital
Mrs John Klumpp Jr is ill with pneumonia at Community General hospital after entering Saturday. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond Orr at the Glass home in Ypsilanti to celebrate the birthday of William Orr with a thoughtful gift for the guest of honor.
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John Klumpp, Jr
Community General Hospital
Simndav
William Blake
Dearborn
George Lawson
Ypsilanti
Ronald Tower
James Hauk
Wendell Tower
Ann Arbor
Irving LeBaron
William Orr
Lulu Davenport
Charles Tower
Raymond Orr
Denton Glass
Caution Urged in Buying Oil Stocks by Ohio Commission
The Ohio Securities Commission warns buyers to verify salesman licensing, stock filing, and promoter roles before purchase. It stresses checking contemplated royalties and salaries drawn from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Securities Commission
Commission
The Observer Your Home Newspaper Ad
Classified notice announces The Observer Your Home newspaper price of $1.50 per year and 75 cents for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Observer
Old Gentleman Fosdick Called To His Reward
Theodore Charles Fosdick died Thursday morning January 18 after a brief illness at his home in Washtenaw County. Born June 12 1859 in Lodi Township he spent his life in the county. He married Emily Sudda September 17 1879. they lived on a York Township farm before moving to Saline seven years ago. Survived by widow two sons Karl T and Max S and four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at the family home Rev Bert Bde officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Out of town visitors included O E Gooding New Hudson Walter Fosdick Dansville Claude Keith Webberville Frank Rash Ann Arbor Palmer Suddaby Toledo Mrs Wirt Cook Milan Byron Fosdick Ridgeway George Fosdick and Matt Ypsilanti.
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Theodore
Charles Fosdick
Mr. Fosdick
Lodi Township
Washtenaw County
Hmily Suddaby
Ypsilanti
York Township
Saline
Karl T
Max S
Bert. Bde
Oakwood
O. E. Gooding
New Hudson
Walter Fosdick
Dansville
Claude Keith
Webberville
Frank Rash
Ann Arbor
Palmer Suddaby
Toledo
Wirt Cook
Milan
Byron Fosdick
Ridgeway
George Fosdick
Matt
Traffic Rules Relaxed During Farmers Week at College Campus
College warns visitors that traffic rules will be suspended Jan 2 to Feb 3 during Farmers Week. Parking near the Red Cedar area, stadium, or demonstration hall is recommended with four campus entrances from Main Street Hast Lansing. Officers advise orderly driving, avoid horn honks, and report incidents to the power house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cedar
Hast Lansing
College
Harrison Avenue
State ‘Police
Scouts Observe Anniversary Week in Washtenaw-Livingston
Scouts across the Washtenaw Livingston council observe the 24th birthday of the Boy Scout movement from February 8 to 14. Highlights include the nationwide Good Turn at noon February 10 called by President Roosevelt and the formation of the Old Scout Association with over 5,000,000 former scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Old Scout Association
Greater Scout Program
Washtenaw-Livingston
Saline City Tax Schedule Hours and Deadlines
Saline taxes will be collected at Savings Bank in morning and afternoon on Saturday February 3 17 and 28. At Citizens Bank on February 10 and 20 1934. Winter taxes water dues dog tax and head taxes due with 4 percent penalty after February 28. Frank Camburn treasurer.
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Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
Frank Camburn
Local ads and notices from The Observer
Classified page items advertise livestock rabbits and meat sources, furniture a buffet and tools, shoes footware and auto sales. Listings show Otto Hoeft and Wiedman Auto Co in Saline Michigan with phone numbers 199 F3 202 60 F2 for various items and services. A Liberty Road School dance is announced at the Saline opera house on January 30 with mixed dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Opera House
Liberty Road
American Fur Growers Assn
Michigan
Saline
W.G. Brown
HI GRADE Coal And Coke At Right Prices
Wanted readers in this vicinity with legal printing needs for estate settlements to send notices to The Observer. Rates apply universally and probate judges should forward notices to the paper for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Petroleum
White Star Petroleum Coke
Koppers
Miami Coke
Koppers Pocahontas
Koppers Elkhorn
Dundon
J. Muir
Observer
Dont Throw It On The Dump Ad Offers Real Money
Urges readers not to dump old furniture and appliances and promises cash for items like chairs stoves tables and carpets. Invites contact through an office to learn how the classified can frame the ad and get value from used goods.
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The
Saline Savings Bank
the Farm Service
Pillsbury
U. S
L. D. Tanner
Wiedman Auto CO
Haarer
Elevates Car Dealers
Armbruster-Tanner
Nicodemus
Individualism
A. High
Warren Gross
Marion
Fellows
Lincoln
Jealousy
LODS
Saline . Savings Bank
Albert
Frey
V. Brown
Michigan State
Fosdick
Wolverine
Parsons
John Probyn
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
W. L. Douglas
Otto Hoeft
Hie Brothers
Gross Hardware
Wiedman Auto Company
Saline, Mich
Oliver Farm, Implements, and Repairs
New Idea Farm Implements
DeSoto
Plymouth
Hendee Motor Sales
Washington
Ant
Arbor
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