Interesting Letter From Mrs Warren On Hot Springs Visit
Mrs A J Warren writes from Hot Springs Ark detailing the valley setting crystal peaks and numerous attractions. She describes hotels like the Arlington the Army and Navy hospital the Royal Gorge and many springs caves farms and parks while praising friendly locals and promising to share photos and a native Arkansas poem.
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A. J. Warren
Hot Springs
Ark
Michigan
Crystal Mountains
Arlington
Hot Springs Mountain
Army and Navy
Royal Gorge
West Mountain Drive
Belvidere Club
Arbordale Springs
Sleepy Water Springs
Iron Springs
Fountain Lake
Thousand Dripping Springs
Gilliam
Ponce de Leon Springs
Sugar- Loaf Mountain
Mountain Pines
Arkansas
Anation Field
Mayberry Springs
Sour Rock Springs
Ouachita River
Manganese Cave
Mountain View
House Row
O. EH. S
Hict Springs
Mecca
National Park Museum
Presidents Birthday Ball draws funds for polio research
On January 29, 1938, the Presidents Birthday Ball spans Michigan Union and Michigan League in Ann Arbor, MecKenny hall in Ypsilanti, and a public school auditorium in Manchester with tickets at $1 per couple in Saline. Honored guests include Circuit Judge George W. Sample and Sheriff County Treasurer Jacob B. Andres. Proceeds benefit the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to fund research and treatment of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Union and
Michigan League
Ann Arbor
MecKenny Hall
Ypsilanti
Manchester
George W. Sample
Jacob B. Andres
Sherif
Saline
Annn Arbor
National Foundation For
Saline Town Team Wins Sixth Of Season
Saline town team 1 won its sixth game of the season by defeating Tecumseh Merchetts and Detroit Edison of Arbor. Final scores 23 to 19 and 25 to 19. Dieterle high point man with 10, Harris of Tecumseh top scorer for visitors with 8. Next home game vs Dexter on Tuesday evening Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Town
Tecumseh -Merchetts
Detroit Edison
Arbor
Tavern
Tecumseh
Warl Dietiker
Oux
Dexter
Dieterle
Harris
Vistors
Farmer and Barth
Edisons
Kub” Kuebler
Max McHenry
Louis Bowen
Chinki
al’ Schmid
Marken
Lord” Westphiar
Don” Rock
Clyde
Griffin
Bean
Marion
Dick” Ward
Gross
Ray
Hunt
Tan” Dicks
Saline FT
Dieterle Mo
Cetrres Het Theesiene Geerst Bhatt
Ward
McH
Kuebler
Hunt Ae Mahon Ny
Westphal Rock
Schmid Griffin Wee Ihe
Walbers Halt Mse Og
Bolden Harris Sacs
Hamilton Robinson
Smith Steeee
Britton
Saline Schmid Mesee
Griffin McHenry
Ae Hunt
Kuebler Gross
Marion Ward
Westphal
Detroit Edison Balth
Eef
Adeee
Wagner Bach
Nowak Farmer
Warneh Starrs
Visel
Ranere
Escerenne
Engagement Announced for Irene Janta and William Schwocho
Milford announces the engagement of Irene Janta daughter of Mrs BE B Janta to William P Schwocho of Saline formerly of Detroit The couple plan a February 19 wedding in the south and then travel to Florida Miss Irene Fegley attended Adrian High School and Cleary College while Mr Schwocho is a Saline High School graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Janta
Milford
Irene
William P. Schwocho
Saline
Detroit
Fegley
Adrian High School
Cleary College
Schwocho
Saline High School
South
Florida
Mrs Harriet Marken Dies At Her Home On Lewis Street
Mrs Harriet Frances Marken died last Wednesday at her home on Lewis Street. She was born September 6 1862 in Northfield Township and married William H Marken on April 3 1899 at St Johns Michigan. She was a Methodist and a member of the Eastern Star. Survived by husband a son Charles two sisters Ada OClmated of Ann Arbor and Nettie Allen of Bear Lake and a brother William Harrison of Ludington. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 o clock at the residence with interment in Lodi Plains cemetery conducted by Rev Walter Laxman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Frances Marken
Lewis Street
Northfield Township
Lovel
Helen Hallock Harrison
William H. Marken
St. Johns
Michigan
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Charles
Ada Oclmated
Ann Arbor
Nettie Allen
Bear Lake
William
Harrison
Ludington
Lodi Plains Cemetery
Walter Laxman
Saline Library Association Holds 38th Annual Meeting
The Saline Library Association convened Friday January 7 1938 at 7 30 pm with president Mrs Grace Cook presiding. Reports were read and accepted. Four board members were elected for three year terms and one for two years. The library operated Saturday afternoons and evenings. 2806 books and 611 magazines circulated. New books added 176 with 120 purchased and 56 donated. A paying table for new books was adopted. Annual dues remained 50 cents a year and 10 cents for 10 weeks for school children. Adjournment followed. Subsequent January meeting elected officers led by Miss Julia Gordon and noted committees and thanks to donors and patrons.
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The
Saline Library Association
Grace Cook
Mesdames Curtiss
Aprill
Holmes and Henderson
Niles
the American
Good Housekeeping
Popular Mechanics
Reader’s Digest
National Geographic
Saturday Evening Post
Parents Time
Atlantic
Ladies’ Home Journal
Julia Gordon
Carl A. Curtiss
Fred Aprill
Ray Niles
Harry Holmes
Roy Rogers
George Wood
Edward Clark
Willing Workers Meeting at Mrs Uphaus Home
January meeting of the Willing Workers was held at Mrs Cecil Uphaus home on Thursday January 20 with 23 present including four guests A dinner followed a short business session The club sang Blessed Be the Tie that Binds Devotions were led by Mrs Lulu Fitzgerald who read Romans 13 and the group repeated The Lord s Prayer Proverb roll call was answered Miss Minnie Boyd led the program A paper How are Parents and Homemakers Responsible for Juvenile Criminals was read by Miss Julia Gordon Mrs Tia Luckhardt read Marriage and Freedom and Grace Hammond spoke on Crime A questionnaire How Do Others See Me was given The club adjourned to meet with Mrs Ta Luckhardt in February
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Cecil Uphaus
Lulu Fitzgerald
Minnie Boyd
Julia Gordon
Tia Luckhardt
Grace Hammond
Ta. Luckhairdt
Grand Opening of Saline Hatchery announced this week
Poultry raisers are invited to attend the grand opening of the Saline Hatchery scheduled for Saturday this week. A fine program has been arranged for the event, with sessions designed for those in the poultry industry.
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Saline
Saline Opera House
Rotary Clubs Celebrate Annual Ladies Night at Curtiss Home
A memorable evening at the Curtiss home as Rotary Club and Rotary Amums hosted their annual ladies night. Guests wore floral name tags, enjoyed a chicken dinner, and listened to Merritt Martin's piano music. Dr. J B Wallace honored the club's first president Dr. C O Woodbridge, followed by silent devotion and Mayers showing Isle Royale films with a Lake Superior history.
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Carl A. Curtiss
Rotary Club
Rotary Amums
Rotary
J. B. Wallace
C. O. Woodbridge
Dean Myers
Meyers
Ann Arbor
Miss Katy Lou Clay Wins DAR Washington Trip Honor
Katy Lou Clay is named the local winner for the four day all expense paid Washington D C trip under the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She led three local ballots for the senior girls based on leadership scholarship and patriotism. Ann Arbor DAR will host a banquet for all nominees after the winner is drawn. Lou Evelyn Bowen placed second locally.
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National Society of the Daghters of the American Revolution
Washington D. C
Sarah Caswell Angell
Washenaw County
Katy Lou Clay
Ann Arbor
Washington
Lou Evelyn Bowen
Mrs Edward Smeader nee Anna Schnirring obituary
Anna Schnirring Smeader born Bridgewater township Michigan June 6 1888 died January 21 1938 at 9 o clock Funeral at Ypsilanti with Rev Hugo Fenker officiating Burial at Lodi Plains beside twin sister Ottillie Schnirring who died August 17 1933 Survived by husband Edward Smeaker who died April 9 1987. parents Willian Schnirrings and Elizabeth Scherdt Schnirrling. sisters Mrs R G Layher Saline Lorena Schnirring Ypsilanti brother Julius Schnirring Saline and five nieces and two nephews.
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Edward
Smeader
Anna Schnirring
Bridgewater ‘Township
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Detroit
Edward Smeaker
Willian ‘Schnirring
Hilizabeth’ Scherdt Schnirring
R G. Layher
Saline
Lorena Schnirring
Julius Schnirring
Spence and Clark Wed in Clinton Methodist Communion
Miss Inez Gertrude Spence daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence and Lloyd Clark son of Mrs Ida Clark of Sparta Wis were married Tuesday evening January 18 at the Clinton Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Rev R Simons performed the ceremony attended by Miss Jane Keran Britton and Floyd Spence Jr. A reception and dinner followed at the Spence home marking the couple and Mr and Mrs Spence anniversary with a decorative cake. Guests came from Monroe Wyandotte Belleville Waltz Dexter Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Britton.
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Swartz Creek
Irene Monroe
Amid
A.monroe
Rives. Junction
George ._Byers
Saline
Bert Ede
Burleigh Sprague
Fint
Mary Clanting
Fentonsand
Rosander
Inez Gertrude Spence
Floyd Spence
Lloyd Clark
Ida Clark
Sparta
Wis
Climton
Jane Keran
Britton
Spente
Monroe
Wyandotte
Belleville
Waltz
Dexter
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Classified Farm and Local Listings Highlights
A dense list of items for sale and rent from the Observer Liners era including farm horses, a Henderson piano, a six and an eight room house, furnished apartments, stock tonics, and building materials. Local businesses Saline Mercantile Co, Wiedman Auto Company, Burkhart’s Annual January Sale, and U. K. Radio Repair Service feature in this classifieds page with multiple phone contact numbers.
1934 Ford Pickup Price Reduced to 195 Dollars
Vintage V8 pickup with good tires and finish and a solid motor. Price reduced to 195 dollars. Cook Motor Sales authorized Chevrolet dealers.
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Cook
Chevrolet
Saline Township Taxes Payment Dates Published
Saline township taxes may be paid on January 29 February 11 and February 26 at Citizens Bank and on February 5 and February 19 at Saline Savings Bank. Co. H. Lindsley, Treasurer. 1985 Chevrolet Truck advertised for sale by Cook Motor Sales described as a 131 inch truck with good 32x6 eight-ply tires, strong motor and blue Duco finish, priced low for quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Co. H. Lindsley
Chevrolet
Cook Motor
Reward Dead or Alive for Farm Animals
Central Dead Stock Co offers prompt removal of farm animals with highest prices paid. Contact Ann Arbor at 22-2244 for collection. Includes listing of used vehicles such as a 1934 Chevrolet pickup a 1932 Chevrolet sedan and a 1931 Chevrolet coupe.
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Phore
Ann Arbor
Central Dead Stock Co
Orn Sa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cole’s Feed Store
J. H. Higgins
Carl H. Schroeder
Saline Hatchery
Cole’s Gs Weed Store
Mrs. Warren
Hot Springs, Arkansas
LW de
Byers-Monroe
Harriet Marken
Library Annual Report
Lucille, Fenderson
Fand
N. Encase Ee
Citizens. Bank
General Fund
Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Mrs. Curtiss
Clare-Spence
Dreth iSeonthel
Chine Japan
the Observer
Wiedman Auto Company
E. Mich, Ave
Atte
Saline Mercantile Company
C. Boettmer
W. E. Dietlixer
Charles Gross
Ann Arbor St
C. A. Jordan
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Burkhart
Michigan Avenue
Cat Smith
Alber House
Mich. Ave
Henderson
Ernst
East Michigan Ave
Wiedman ‘Auto Company
U. K
Milhan
George Ryan
Wilhie Kelly
Chass Bros
Stark Bros
Fred Schmid
U of M
L. O. Gibson
Packard St
H. &. Reynolds
Onsted
Mich
Moore Maytag Co
S. Main
Sae
Art's
Saline-Pleasant Lake Roads
Roy
Mack
McCormick-Deering
Wherman Heininger
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