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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1938

Page

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Rotary delegates report on international convention in Ann Arbor

Local Rotay Club delegate A. Curtiss attended sessions of the 152nd and 153rd district convention in Ann Arbor. Talks covered nationalism versus internationalism, economic stakes in the Far East, and rounds discussions. a gift exchange program fostered goodwill among nations. The group planned an outing to Camp Newkirk for today’s lunch and meeting.

Do. A. Curtiss Ann Arbor Curtiss Rotary International John B. Appleton Pomona University Claremont Calif Ira Smith Michigan Union W. W. Lockwood, Jr Rockefeller Fondation Institute of Pacific Relations Britain America Far East George Carrothers Rackham Union Institute of Far Eastern Studies Rotarians Rotary Group Rotary Camp Newkirk

Largest Tax Sale Completed in Washtenaw County

Washtenaw County reports the largest delinquent tax sale in its history, with 28 662 parcels listed. Of these 16 607 were withheld after payments or list errors, 468 sold to individuals, and 11 587 bid to the State of Michigan. The tax value totals were 2 719 668 31 for listed parcels and 1 387 526 03 for withheld. cash from individual sales 14 814 01 and state bids 598 082 86. Redemption periods run to November 1 1938 for individuals and November 1939 for state bids. next year’s sale planned for May with September prep.

Washtenaw County Charles HB. Crittenden Auditor General’s Department Michigan Wayne Auditor General

Saline Candid Camera Fan Captures Local Ballgame Photo

A Saline resident known as Al Gross uses a candid camera to snap a Detroit Briggs Stadium ballgame image. Clarence Haarer unknowingly appears in the shot as onlookers watch the play. The piece playfully warns readers they could be next.

Briggs’ Stadium Detroit Clarence Haarer Mr. Haarer

Smoke Eaters Do A Nero At Chicago Fire

The Los Angeles fire department stood by as a large blaze engulfed the 20th Century-Fox lot during the filming of In Old Chicago. Stars Tyrone Power Alice Faye Don Ameche Alice Brady and many extras watched as scenery burned, with production moving to Paradise for Three and Popeye the Sailor in Protecting the Weakest. Matinee Sunday at 3 pm.

Chicago Tyrone Power Alice Faye Don Ameche Los Angeles‘ Fire—Department 20Th Century-Fox Alice Brady Los Angeles Paradise Robert Young Florence , Rice Frank Morgan

Facts for Fishermen to Keep in Mind Digest of State Laws

A digest outlines fishing rules with sizes and bag limits. Perch and sunfish require six inch minimum, bass ten inches, pike fourteen, trout seven inches. Daily perch limits 25 inland and 25 total for some areas. Great Lakes limit 50. Pike and black bass limits five. Pan fish totals must not exceed 25. Resident trout license covers pan fish. non trout license 50 cents for wife with ID. Nonresident licenses: annual two dollars all species or 10 day one dollar for 110 days. wives half price. All over 17 must have licenses this year.

Great Lakes Black Pass

Modern Michigan two word image echoes state growth

A Michigan Mirror column extols the state as modern and diversified from highways to cities. It highlights Detroit's rapid growth, Flint's booming schools, and 1920s population rise, then surveys agriculture, mining, oil and gas, salt, coal, and abundant recreation from lakeshores to Traverse City and Petoskey.

Upper Peninsula Manistee Midland Dow Chemical Company Mount Pleasant Gladwin Michigan

Scenic Straits and Michigan Tourism Echoes

A recalls a Mackinac Island visit by two Kalamazoo couples crossing the Straits of Mackinaw in a speed boat. The letter extols Michigan’s scenery and climate, compares Grand Hotel prices with Bermuda, and praises recreation industry and state resources as vital to Michigan's economy and tourism appeal.

Straits of Mackinaw Mackinac City Kalamazoo Michigan Bermuda Grand Hotel Mackinac Island Stewart Woodfill Michi Walter Laxman Joseph F. Schmid Gan State Conservation Department River Rouge Wayne County California Florida

Lakes and Streams Bring Anglers to Pine Shaded Banks

The lakes and streams attract thousands of fly casters seeking trout in pine wooded banks and anglers trolling for steelhead wall eyes and bass. The piece notes traditional fishing with poles for bluegills and perch in Michigan.

Pioneer Times: The life and work of George P Williams

The article chronicles George P Williams born 1802 Woodstock Vermont educated Univ of Vermont Andover Theological Seminary. He taught at Gambier College Western University of Pennsylvania Kenyon College Pontiac branch of Michigan University later Ann Arbor. Known for genial nature and inspiring teaching though remembered for humor with donkeys frogs and geometry. He served 1841 1854 natural philosophy mathematics physics until 1881 death but active to end.

George P. Williams Woodstock University of Vermont Andover Theological Seminary Gambier College Western University of Pennsylvania Kenyon College University of Michigan Pontiac Prof. Williams Williams

Post office expansion listed for Milan Michigan

In a Saline Observer note, plans show Milan receiving a new post office building as one of 14 projects approved by Postmaster General Farley and Secretary Margantheau. The Milan project is part of a nationwide expansion with seventy thousand dollars allotted for the Milan structure and an addition to Detroit’s post office.

Milan James A. Farley the Treasury Henry M. Margantheau Michigan Detroit

Longtime Lodi Township Resident Abraham Meyer Dies at 89

Abraham Meyer 89 of Lodi township died Tuesday evening July 5 at his residence. Born May 22, 1849 in New Hamburg Canada he moved to Saline area in 1861 later settling in Lodi township. He married Rosina Roth on October 7 1897 and leaves five daughters 17 grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at his residence then Trinity Lutheran Church with interment at Lodi Plains cemetery.

Abraham Meyer Lodi Township New Hamburg Canada Saline Ann Arbor Street David Katherine Gable Meyer Rosina Roth Trinity Lutheran Church Julius Haeussler Oscar Haeussler Manchester Alfred Weisenreder Roland Hieber John Maurer A. G. Walker Scio Lodi Plains Cemetery

Mrs B D Hammond Thanks Friends For Cards And Flowers

Mrs B D Hammond expresses gratitude to friends for the cards fruits and flowers sent during her recent illness.

B. D. Hammond

Classified notices and sales in The Observer

A jumble of sales and services listed for the Observer area includes for sale items such as a %size bed pigs Jersey cows sow with pigs and Leghorn chickens, plus radio service furnace cleaning vacuum cleaner and home goods. Local crafts and bake sales planned by church groups are noted with dates and venues in Saline and nearby areas.

Local Ads Map Harsh Postwar Farm and Auto Offers

Classified items include livestock removal, worm prevention products, optical services, used farm equipment and trucks, a Dodge and Ford listings, radio service and automotive supplies. Names and contact numbers appear for Saline Ann Arbor and nearby stations plus roads and locales.

Partnership Plan Used Cars At Cook Motors

A dealership promotes a partnership plan for low priced used cars. The message emphasizes affordable pricing and the Chevrolet dealer status.

Cook Motor Sales Chevrolet

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