Graduation Exercises for Sa line Class of 1934
Twenty eight graduates led by the Junior Class received diplomas in a Thursday evening ceremony. Dr M S Rice of Detroit delivered the address urging a Christian life and concern for human souls over material wealth. Francis Bowen, Florence Wiedmayer, Jean Carlene Burkhart, Alwin Marion, Lorena Hertler and Vera Ede named honor students as diplomas were presented.
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Vesta Mills
Guard of Honor
Kircher
Daniel Hall
M.S. Rice
Metropolitan
M. HE. Church
Detroit
Kalder
Frances Bowen
Florence Wiedmayer
Jean Carlene Burkhart
Alwin Marion
Lorena Hertler
Vera Ede
George Wood
C. H. Wittbracht
Frogging Opens After Seven Month Closed Season Ends
Frog fishing becomes legal in Michigan as the seven months' closed season ends May 31. No license is required to catch or sell within the open season, but taking methods are restricted by the Fisheries Division. Use of artificial light for swearing is prohibited. the season runs through October.
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Michigan
Department of Conservation
Beware of Fire Warns During Dry Period
Public advisory urges residents to avoid outdoor fires and monitor any flames closely to protect homes and neighboring properties during an unusually dry spell.
Around the Town at Silver Lake and Nearby Rail Yard
Fred Hack enjoys a calm day at Silver Lake on the 30th. Taxes take sixty percent of local NYC lines expenses. A publisher adds a driveway at his home. A station agent visits in good spirits recounting a past job and telling of a ill wife and a fast car. He plans a California to Burtlake summer visit to repay a small loan to help meet Saturday payroll.
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California
Burtlake
Michigan Allows More Forage Planting On Contract and Noncontract Acres
Federal rulings ease restrictions for planting forage crops in drought regions of Michigan. About 130000 farmers may plant more Sudan grass soybeans and fodder corn on contracted and noncontracted lands under adjustment contracts. Immediate rains cannot fix pasture damage. emergency crops are advised with details from Michigan State College.
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Michigan
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Department of Farm Crops
Michigan State College
Timthy
Sudan
Lansing Weather Bureau
State College
Controversy Over Home Rule Moves Faces Local Vote
Citizens urged to slow petitions as Holly Herald notes supervisors decline to endorse the home rule movement. The piece warns centralization could erode small town influence, with the last legislative act requiring battle mortgages filed at the county seat as a sample of changes to come.
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Holly Herald
Saline High Alumni Hold Garden of Memories Reunion
Heat did not deter Saline High School alumni who gathered at the auditorium for a banquet and reunion. The event featured garden themed decorations, a detailed program of readings and musical performances, officer elections, and a toast to the class of 1934, followed by dancing and a community singalong of Auld Lang Syne.
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Saline High School
St. Paul's
Arthur Heininger
Lucila Lambarth
Alfred Schmid
Lucile Seeger Hienderson
Hileen Martin
George Waad
Heininger
Ernest D. Skinner
Royal Oak
Skinner
Clara Smith
Vera Ede
John Finch
Grosse Pointe
Fletcher
Shubert
Luella Nissly Parsons
Irene Fitzgerald
Guitarre
M. Moszykowski
Maurine Ewing
the Rose
the Warblers
Erwin Schmid
Ralph Harwood
Wesley Gross
Ronald Fitzgerald
Clara Schmid Parker
Ann Arbor
Neptune's Court
Herbert Clarke
George Austin
Bernice Davenport Spangler
Leigh Townsend
Hattie Carson Rouse
Chicago
Rovse
Minnie Buckman
Laverne Bassett
Estella Tate Warner
Saline
Mary Eccles Mattison
Flora Briggs
Leslie
Florence Ruckman Finch
Charles
R. Parsons
Rouse
Mrs Matie R B Wood Dies in Ann Arbor Home
Mrs Matie R B Wood born March 11 1875 and a Lodi Township native died July 30 at her sister Mrs Das A E A Mummery home in Ann Arbor after returning from Douglas Wyoming last December She married Roscoe M Wood in 1902 and is survived by three brothers and other relatives Private funeral services were held at Mrs Mummerys residence with Dr Peter F Stair officiating Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery Saline.
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Matie B. Wood
Lodi Township
Das. A. E. A. Mummery
Ann Arbor
Douglas
Wyoming
Albert and
Katherine Bliess
Lodi
Roscoe M. Wood
Saline
Mummery
Peter F. Stair
Oakword Cemetery
Children’s Day Observed at Federated Church
Federated Church held a detailed Children’s Day program featuring a processional, recitations by Dor o thy Finch Wayne Clements and Genevieve Gilbert and others, scripture readings, prayers, and multiple songs. The event included performances by Mrs. Bess ie Collins Miss Morden’s class Laura Lawrence Bobby Cook and other children with several exercises and a benediction by Dr. C E Kircher.
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Bessie Collins
Dorothy Finch
Wayne Clements
C. E. Kircher
Genevieve Gilbert
Junior Lawrence
Laura Lawrence
Sue Sugden
Virginia Henderson
Miss Halsey
Cook’s Garage Tops Saline Valley Farms 4 1 In Rain Halted Series
Cook’s Garage defeated Saline Valley Farms 4 to 1 Monday night as Bowen allowed eight hits but shaky defense hurt the Farms. Gotts pitched well for the Farms, but Cook capitalized on errors to score. A light rain postponed two Tuesday games with arrangements for later week play. Tonight Cook hosts Hospital in a key showdown that could tie for first.
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Cook's
Saline Valley Farms
Farms
Bowen
Cook
Gotts
The
Valley Farms
Hospital
Bridgewater
Gross
Haasier
Notice of Saline Township Board of Review Meeting
Notice to all taxpayers in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan that the Board of Review will inspect the 1934 assessment roll June 12 and 15 from 9 a.m. for at least six hours. The board may correct assessments on request with cause to ensure fair valuations. Austin Robison, Supervisor. The Holly Herald notes Oxford's CWA project misadventure and empty building plans.
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Saline
Washtenaw
Michigan
Board of Review
Austin Robison
Oxford
CWA
Hiolly Herald
Local notices and sales from The Observer and associates
Classified items from The Observer include autos for sale and repairs at Wiedman Auto, Parsons dealership offerings like a 1927 Chevrolet Coach and a DeSoto Coupe, bulbs and garden supplies from Gross Hardware and Saline Mercantile, farm equipment deals, livestock and poultry items, and a bake sale by the Epworth League. Also missing item notices and legal printing requests are noted for probate notices.
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the Saline Bakery
Cole
Mich
the Farm Service
Kellogg’s
Alber Mill Pond
Charles Oliver Schroen
Monroe County
Alber Mill
Frank King
King
Schroen
Mr. King
Fred Hack
Silver Lake
New York Central
Matie RB. Wood
A. E. A. Mummery
Federated Church
Little
Fellow
Haarer Valley
Eagnaene
Haarer
Cco Wep
Bridgewater Pete
Saline Township
the Observer
E. J. Muir
Oliver 99
Weidmen Auto Company
Parsons
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Wiedman Auto Co
Gross & Sons Hardware
Vigoro. Saline Mercantile Co
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Saline Mercantile Company
Chevrolet
Wiedman Auto Company
G. L
Sons
Carl Barreith
McCray Ice Box
C. A. Jordan
John Deere
Observer Office
Rogers
Johnston
Gross & Sons Harware
White Rock
Henry Bredernitz
Wiedman Autompany
Saline, Mich
Herman Hieininger
Epworth League
Dr. Bennett
Barney Google
Ida Vann
Henry Ford
Observer
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