Forty four Seniors Graduate Sunday Saline High School class of 1932
The Saline High School class of 1932, the largest in school history with 44 graduates, will receive diplomas on Monday, June 5 after Sunday baccalaureate in the school auditorium led by Rev. S Schofield. Honors go to Dorothy Hertler Lucille Semid Ruth Marie Trout Alma Wiedman Laura Wells and Orpha Ann Smith.
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Saline High School
Rev. S. Schofield
Dorothy Hertler
Lucille E. Semid
Ruth Marie Trout
Alma B. Wiedman
Laura B. Wells
Orpha Ann Smith
Miss
Margaretm. McCord
Viola W. Hertler
Mildred Elizabeth Hoeft
Margaret E. Kleinschmidt
L. Maurine Ewing
Floyd Eugene Bird
Hollis B. Carr
Neil Paul Ernst
Sylvia M. Hertler
Marie J. Rogers
Katherine Marietta Burg
Louise Merle Trout
Taimi M. L. Laeno
Daisy D. Gleason
Edgar L. Westphal
Donald Hauk Wade B.scudder
Macon
Clara Marie Blumenauer
Manchester
Memorial Exercises Held Here On Monday
Memorial ceremonies led a parade from Maple street to Michigan avenue and Oakwood cemetery then to the school yard monument. The auditorium program featured America song, Gettysburg Address, Memorial Address by Rev Harvey C Coleburn and a cornet solo. Bruce Ryder performed and James McCord delivered taps with the American Legion post commander in charge.
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Maple Street
Michigan Avenue
Oakwood Cemetery
School Yard
America
aAll Present, Invocation—Rev. St. Schofield
Reading
Legionaire Hall
Harvey C. Coleburn
Dr. C. BE
Kircher
Cornet Solo
Bruce Ryder
Taps
James McCord
M. A. Alber
William B. Lutz Post
The
American Legion
Saline Nine Victors Sunday And Monday
The Saline Independents won two games over the weekend. They beat the Ann Arbor Telephone Company 12 to 11 in seven innings in Ann Arbor on Sunday. Then they won 11 to 7 in a regular game at home on Monday afternoon.
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Saline Independents
Ann Arbor Telephone Company
Ann Arbor
Lambarth
McCleery
Independents
Hoeft
Buster
Whitmore Lake
Lakers
Patriotic Program By Local Rotarians Honors Memorial Day
Local Rotarians at a Thursday noon meeting, with help from high school pupils, celebrated Memorial Day. Superintendent Arthur A. Kalder spoke on the origins and broader meaning of the holiday. Students read Gettysburg Address and other pieces, followed by songs like Yankee Doodle and America the Beautiful.
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Arthur A. Kalder
L. Maurine Ewing
Hall Funeral Held Tuesday Afternoon
Willard Hall 55 of Saline township died by suicide Saturday in a farm tool shed. Coroner ruled no inquest needed. Born August 11 1877 in Milan he married Enola Dibble in 1896. Funeral Tuesday at home with Rev Nieman. interment in Macon cemetery. Survived by widow daughter Mrs Duncan Robison and son Leon.
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Willard Hall
Saline Township
Mr. Hall
Fred Heusel
John Osborne
Ann Arbor
Hall
Milan
Washtenaw County
Enola Dibble
Rev. Nieman
Clinton
Macon
Duncan Robison
Leon
Linden schmidt Niles couple wed in quiet Ann Arbor ceremony
Mrs Rosina Sturm and Miss Ruth Lindenschmidt of Ann Arbor plus Ray W Niles were married Saturday at the bride’s grandmother's home with Rev S Scho field officiating. The bride wore poucre blue crepe and carried cream roses. The groom works in Hoover Steel Ball Co. engineering. the bride is in University of Michigan business office. They will reside at 1513 Montclair Ave after a short trip.
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Ruth Lindenschmidt
J. H. Lindenschmidt
Ann Arbor
Ray W. Niles
Rosina Sturm
Rev. S. Schofield
Esther Sturm
Ypsilanti
Walter Sturm
Niles
Hoover Steel Ball Company
University of Michigan
Montclair Avenue
York Township Farm Raided By Deputies
Twenty three residents appeared at the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office to explain their presence at a Milan area farmhouse raided early Sunday by deputies. William Murray, arraigned on violation of the prohibition law, waived examination and was released to await circuit court. Deputies confiscated 12 bottles of home brew 16 quarts of malt bottle copper and caps 125 gallons of brew were destroyed and 500 pints and 600 empty bottles broken.
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Washtenaw County
Milan
William Murray
Payne
William H. Murray
Two Men Arrested For Stealing Motorcycle
Police arrest Detroit men Leslie Cole and Sam Badalamenti after they steal a motorcycle from Orrie Graf’s home west of town. Officer M A Alber pursues and captures them within eight miles, returning the cycle to its owner.
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M. A. Alber
Detroit
Leslie Cole
Sam Badalamenti
Orrie Graf
Graf
Alber
Graf Farm
Music Study Club Meeting Highlights May 21
President Eileen Martin presided with Helen Harwood secretary in Lucille Schmid’s absence. A Rimsky Korsakov sketch followed by Song of India and Northern Festival pieces performed by members. Duets and solo numbers included Rustle of Spring, Above the Stars, and a spell-down on musical terms. The next meeting is June 18.
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Eileen Martin
Helen Harwood
Lucille Schmid
Rimsky-Koraskow
Marie Schmid
King’s Review
Stanley Hartman
Torlusson
Dale Fosdick
Miss Mills
Sinding
Kreutzlin
Jimmy Harwood
Wilma Schumacher
Mills
Wilma
Ners
Benton 4 H Club Plans June Ice Cream Social
The Benton 4 H club met at leader Florence Wiedmayer's home and schedules an ice cream social for June 14 at George Hertler's gas station. E E Brown of Ann Arbor announces candidacy for Washtenaw County register of deeds in the Republican primary against incumbent John S Cummings of Chelsea.
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Benton 4-H Club
Florence Wiedmayer
George Hertler
E. E. Brown
Forest Avenue
Ann. Arbor
Washtenaw County
Register of Deeds
John S. Cummings
Chelsea
Ann Arbor Tribune
Oldest Civil War Shaft at Tipton
A Tipton monument claimed as the oldest Civil War tribute in the United States is a marble unfurled flag atop a staff in the cemetery. It bears veterans’ names and patriotic mottoes. Simeon Whelen of Company H Eleventh Michigan Cavalry was added to the honor roll for Memorial Day observances. Livingston County Fair board plans a free fair this year, Brighton Argus reports.
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United States
Tipton
Simeon Whelen
Company H
Hleventh
Michigan Cavalry
Livingston County Fair Board of Directors
Brighton Argus
Local Classifieds Highlight Inexpensive Overalls And Rentals
Parson s offers Carharts overalls at 98 cents. Silas Briggs lists spring water pasture for lease. Mrs B J Boettger rents furnished rooms or apartment. Wiedman Auto Co Saline advertises a 1932 Ford Tudor and a 1927 Chevrolet coach for sale. Jacob Wisel solicits cabbage plants and Branley Plewitch lists 3 5 acres alfalfa near Oakwood cemetery Saline.
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Ford Tudor
Wiedman Auto.Co
Saline
Branley Plewitch
Oakwood Cemetery
Local Saline ads list shirts sweaters and autos
Parsons offers best work shirts at 65c and fancy sleeveless sweaters for 1.00 with cash only. Saline Mercantile lists livestock Wanted and house rental on West Henry St. Edw J Muir promotes coal and rubber stamps and free paint samples. Autos include 1930 Harley and a 1929 Model A Coupe with down payments and easy terms.
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Wiedman Auto Co
Saline Mercantile and associated ads
An assortment of old advertisements mentions Nodux Solution for coal, Saline Mercantile Company products, Citizens Mutual insurance quotes, Wiedman Auto Co offerings, Avical Tablets for disease in poultry, and a complete line of farm implements at Herman Heininger's Garage.
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Wiedman Auto Co
Herman Heininger
Tractors, Cars Priced To Move At Local Dealers
Rebuilt tractors priced to sell fast at Wiedman Auto Co in Saline. Ford Panel Delivery and a cheap car ready to haul produce to market. Wiedman Auto Co offers export body and fender work upholstering spray painting and service. West Side Garage run by John E. Dicks offers services.
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Harley Davidson
Wiedman Auto Co
Saline
Ford
West Side Garage
John E. Dicks
Local Ads Include Cars Pets and Services in Saline
Classified items list Ford Model T and Chevrolet offerings with down payments and terms. Hardware and lawn items advertise cobblestone planters bird baths and coal. piano sale and used upright with monthly payments. Egg hatchery invites orders. legal printing notices sought for estate settlements via The Observer.
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OFI
the Saline Savings Bank
Angel Food
N. L. Ash, Prop
Oliver and Ohio Mowers
Oliver and Ohio Repair Parts
Fitch Sales Corporation
Michigan
Cadillac
Chris Volz
White Star Station
Alma
B. Wiedman
Helen Moore
Rid
Irene F. FitzGerald
Helen Dorthea Schmid
Albert W. Heininger
Ina Mae Brown
Wilma O. Hollis
Wesley Gross
Lauren J. Jedele
Mildred Louise Hamlin
Nora Louise Gordon
Ralph Holden’.Harwood
E Saline
Whitmore-Lake
A. A. Kalder
Bride
York Township
the Observer
Carhartts
Parsons
Silas Briggs
B. J. Boettger
Chevrolet
Jacob Wisel
Monroe St
Idners
Saline Mercantile Company
John Probyn
West Henry St
Anna Woelper
D.L. & W. Blue Brooder Coal
J. Muir Coal Office
E. J. Muir
Tudor
Saline Mercantile Co
Fordson Tractors
GEO
W. Cook & Son
Saline Auto
al, Henderson
Henry St
Ann Arbor St
Dundon
Ford Coke
J. Muir
G. Baker
Standard
GEO. W. Cook &Son
Chicago
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D. Burns
P. O
Klager Hatcery
Bridgewater
Observer
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