Hospital Regains Lead In Soft Ball
Last Thursday evening Cook's Garage beat Gross Hardware while Hartman pitched well for Gross. In a separate game Haarer's fell to Gross 9 to 6. Bridgewater defeated Hospital 7 to 2 as Mann allowed seven runs and eight hits. Tonight Valley Farms meets Cook's Garage here, with Gross hosting Bridgewater. Next Thursday Haarer faces Valley Farms at home.
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Cook’s
Gross Hardware
Gross
Hirth
Ning
Haarer
Bridgewater
Hostptal
T Todz Mann
Rollason
Valley Farms
Cook
Saline Forms Two Baseball Teams With Debut Win
Saline now fields the Saline Merchants, a newly organized nine that opened Sunday with a 6 to 5 victory over Lodi Terrors. Elvin Armbruster pitched well, drawing comparisons to his famous father as he baffled hitters with his twisters. The Independents were idle due to a league cancellation. next game scheduled here Sunday.
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Lodi Terrors
Saline
Saline Merchants
Lodi
Elvin Armbruster
Saline Independents
Ann Arbor
Cam
Bailey-Madge Wedding in Ann Arbor Presbyterian Church
Harold Bailey and Miss Ruth Madge of Ann Arbor wed at 7 Saturday evening with the Rev officiating. Lester Bailey and Miss Frances Madge attended. About fifty guests attended a luncheon at the groom’s parents home. The couple will reside in part of the Ernest Bailey residence. Harold is a former Saline resident with many local friends.
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Harold Bailey
Ruth Madge
Ann Arbor
Presbyterian Church
Lester Bailey
Frances Madge
Ernest Bailey
Harold
Saline
Farmers Meeting At Saline Opera House
Farmers invited to Saline opera house on Tuesday evening July H1 at 8 o clock. A speaker will discuss Michigan State Farm Bureau suit to exempt from sales tax farm items used in producing agricultural products for sale. Music and entertainment planned. bring friends.
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Opera
Saline
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Vacation Bible School Closes After Week of Activities
Attendance reached 52 children for the daily Vacation Bible School project. The program ended Friday with a morning treat by Dr. Kircher and an evening activities program. The kindergarten displayed handiwork and songs, the choir sang, the New Testament class summarized Luke, and the Old Testament class presented two plays they arranged and produced.
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Daily Vacation Bible School
Dr. Kircher
Ginnivan to Open Milan Play Series Next Week
The Frank Ginnivan Dramatic Company arrives in Milan with a season starting Monday July 9 presenting Pap My Friend From Arkansas Orphan Annie Precinct 13 and The Faith Healer plus a large vaudeville cast. Reader specials include bargains on personal stationery greeting and bridge cards at The Observer office.
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Frank Ginnivan Dramatic Company
Milan
Observer
Three Michigan Constitutional Amendments Aimed for November Ballot
Three proposed amendments to the Michigan constitution, backed by 161 627 signatures, will appear on the November 6 general election ballot. The first would elect all judges on nonpartisan ballots, separating judicial elections from party lines. The second caps future automobile weight taxes at 35 cents per hundredweight, and the third cuts the gasoline tax to two cents per gallon while barring future increases.
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Michigan
Supreme Court
Will Meyer Announces Candidacy for Washtenaw County Treasurer
W. H. Meyer, a Washtenaw County homeowner and lifetime resident of Superior Township, announced his bid for county treasurer at the September primary. A Republican, he founded Meyer Bros., Builders and Contractors, with prior experience at E. G. Wiedeman Auto Co. and H. S. Platt Auto Co. He studied at Ypsilanti Central High School and Cleary College and has not previously held public office.
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W. H. Meyer
Washtenaw County
Lutz Road
Superior Township
Ypsilanti Central High School
Cleary College
E.G. Wiedman Auto Co
Ypsilanti
H. 5. Platt Autolé Co
Ann Arbor
Meyer Bros., Builders and Contractors
Washiswaw
Wayne
Gratiot
Meyer
Public Education Costs Average 76.60 Per Pupil in 1932 33 Michigan
The total cost per pupil in Michigan public schools for 1932 33 was 76 60 excluding Detroit, with 61 91 after removing major capital and debt features. Highest cost 72 06 in cities over 500 000, lowest 40 56 in ungraded rural schools.
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Michigan
School Board
Detroit
Fs Ile St Eres
Farm Purchasing Power Rises 2 Percent in First AAA Period
Economic adviser L H Bean reports farm purchasing power increased about 2 percent in the first nine months after Benefit payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, compared with the same period last year. Cash income rose 38 percent but commodity costs also climbed, with production adjustment benefits accounting for nearly one fifth of the net gain.
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United States
L. H. Bean
AAA
Mr. Bean
Saline man August Frederick Barreith dies after illness
August Frederick Barreith died Sunday morning at his Saline township home after a long illness. Born in Ann Arbor on December 25, 1849, he married Katherine Stierle in 1880 and Barbara Walter in 1884. He is survived by five daughters, three sons, a sister, 18 grandchildren, and several nieces. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Dietiker's funeral home and Trinity Lutheran church, with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Frederick Barreith
Saline Township
Ann Arbor
Katherine Stierle
Stuttgart
Germany
Carolyn Wahr
Annn Arbor
Barbara Walter
Musber
Hea
Wahler
Carl Mahlke
Herman Hielmerdinger
Dexter
Earl Novess
Fredrick
Grand Valley
Colorado
William
Phillipsburg
Montana
Carl
Sophie Hildebrandt
Clare
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dietiker
Adolf. Lederer
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Christine C Weber Dies In Saline Area
Mrs Christine C Weber 54 died Thursday at her home in Lodi township. Born May 12 1880 in Württemberg Germany she came to Saline at 14. Survived by husband William sons Raymond Harold Alfred and Elsie and Mrs Raymond Hirth two brothers Gottlieb Gottlob and August and five grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Sunday at home and 2:30 pm at Scio church Rev W Schultz officiated burial in Scio cemetery.
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Christine C. Weber
Lodi Township
Wurtemberg
Germany
Saline
William
Raymond
Harold
Alfred
Lodi
Elsie
Raymond Hirth
Gottlieb Hinderer
Camby
Minn
Gottlob Hinderer
August
Around the Town notes on travels and shiplines
A letter from Bob Fuss praises his New York Vick Chemical Company post while he resides in Tuckahoe. The railroad lends planks for platform repairs as Charles Alber Adolph Lindemann and Charles Dieterle head west to Seattle with visits to Yellow Stone Park en route.
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Dea
Bob” Fucss
Vick Chemical Company of
New York
Tuckahoe
Kent
Charles, Alber
Adolph’ Lindemann
Charles Dieterle
West
Sabhelle
Seattle
Lloyd Fairbank
Alber
Seatle
Fred Monk
Yellowstone Park
California
Sales tax forms mailed for fiscal year starting July 1 1984
The Michigan State Board of Tax Administration will mail sales tax forms to all taxpayers by August 1. Booklet forms include monthly returns and stubs for records. New owners must apply for a license when buying a business, and July returns trigger a new 1934 license. Forms GST-1 are used by all new taxpayers and available in Lansing or Detroit.
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James Emogan
Michigan State Board of Tax Administration
Lansing
Detroit
Saline District 1 to Hold Annual School Meeting
The annual meeting of School District No. 1 Fractional of Saline will elect school officers and address other legal business. It is set for Monday evening at the school auditorium in July 1934, with Secretary Anna Miller noting the date.
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Saline
Anna Miller
Observer Liner Classifieds Highlight Local Deals and Losses
Local notices list auto sales at Wiedman and Parsons, footwear at Parsons and Gross Hardware, garden bulbs at Gross, livestock sales by Gross & Sons, and various ads for Vigoro fertilizer, Lincoln County items, and a cheese of general store offerings. Lost items include a gold pencil and a green wristwatch with rewards offered.
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Dr. Bennett
Barney Google
Ida. Vann
Henry Ford
Gross & Sons Hardware
Dont Throw It On The Dump Future Value Ad
This classified style plea urges readers not to discard usable items like chairs stoves tables or carpets. It promotes calling or visiting the office to learn how to get money for items and mentions framing the small advertisement.
How to Be Your Own Boss Quick Service Mailings
A misdated advertisement from Los Angeles offers a scheme titled How to Be Your Own Boss. It promises money by sending ten cents for a “business tips” mailing service at Room 729, 406 South Main St.
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South Main St
Los Angeles
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Savings Bank
Burkhart’s Store
the Saline Bakery
the Farm Service
Per. Case
U.S
L. D. Tanner
Hospital
Oreane
Madge-Bailey
Vacation Bible School
Ginnivan
August Frederick Barreith
the Observer
EH. J. Muir’s
Wolverine
Parsons
G. L. Parsons
Wiedman Auto Co
Wiedman ‘Auto Co
Vigoro, Saline Mercantile Co
Herman Kohler
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Saline Mercantile Company
Chevrolet
Wiedman Auto -Co
crSe
Bottie
Dickson House
Henry
John Deere
Wiedman Auto Company
Orin Briggs
Gross & Sons Harware
M. E. Church
Paxtés
Saline, Mich
Michigan Mutual Hail Insurance Company
Mich
McCormick-Deering
Herman Heininger
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