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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
1
In a high attendance game Manchester defeated Saline 12 to 9 in nine hectic innings. George Austin left after the first due to a balky arm. Hoeft finished. Numerous errors marred the contest as stage fright floored the players, with both sides struggling but Manchester pulling ahead.
The Jersey Cattle Club of Washtenaw County held its annual summer meeting and picnic at Glenbrook stock farm on Half Moon lake in Lyn don township. About 125 members and families attended with H E Dennison of the American Jersey Cattle club as speaker. Activities included a basket dinner, ball games, boating and swimming on a sunny Saturday in June 1929.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services Sunday at 10 30 a m above Citizens Bank with subject Is the Universe including Man A testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation to all Sunday school follows the morning service pupils under 20 may be admitted
GHO V. Cook and Son Authorized Chevrolet Dealers present an official brake test station service.
The first section of Miss Mills piano pupils held a Friday recital at her Pleasant Home on West Michigan Avenue. Participants included Jane Alexander Grace Clark and Robert Dieterle, with awards to Jane Alexander Grace Clark Robert Dieterle and Dale Fosdick. A second sectional recital is set for Tuesday June 18 with listed participants and prize winners to be announced next week.
A roster of eighth grade graduates from Bridgewater Township Lodi Pittsfield Saline and York Townships includes student names such as Robert Hogan LeRoy Armbruster Ruth Davis Harold Hieber Willard Mann Alice Noffsinger Dorothy Palmer Steve Rizor Willis Rizor Martha Reyer Woldemar Roth Fuss Marie Stewart Doris Wurster and George Wallace. Other township entries list Horace Arthur Emerton Ebbins Reuben Guenther Roland Hack Bernard Kuyda Celia Krajnik Doris Lambarth Meltina Neebling Edward Mamaron Vera Tessmer Violet Winkle Harold Wid Carl Brown Albert Baylis Albie Bell Gordon Burgar Bernard Clark Margaret Cramer Clifford Cobb Calvin Geddes Helen Harwood Luther Hertler John Mayzes George Mayzes M Eva Ou lman Grace Barnivene Ranson William Applegate Alice Bachman Marel Cox Dorothy Hale Forrest King Hisse Kreager Mildred Kazmaier Lillian Loveland Lloyd Langstaff Anna Milkey Paul Richards Duane Rogers Waldron Riggs Harl Rowe Nattie Stauch Josephine Stauch Margaret Estella Sommer Margaret Torrey Paul Zeiuff.
Detroit Edison on East Michigan Avenue advances toward a new substation. A steel frame structure for transformers is in place and will be connected soon. An underground room for cables, a six foot safety fence, new cement walks, and an opening to the yard show extensive progress toward a modern electrical facility.
S T Nurnberger will remain as superintendent with a few staff changes. Three teachers depart: Mrs Nurnberger senior high principal for three years Von Knisely junior high principal and Miss Dolly Layton fifth and sixth grade teacher. Remaining staff include Thelma Darling Gladys Thibaut Helen Stone Hidwina Lea mont Hazen Jewell Raymond Shaw Hileen Fisher Dorothy Warner Mary Morden Charlotte Shaw and Marjorie MacQueen.
Reverend George W. Evans will occupy the pulpit for Sunday morning services at the Federated Church. The event follows the regular service schedule and invites parishioners to attend.
Classified listings show hay tools farm equipment lost items and vehicles with prices and contacts. Pars ons Dodge Wiedman Auto Company and Sanford Hardware are prominent sellers and services. Numerous phone numbers appear for inquiries, and general ads promote used tractors ice boxes wagons and automotive services.
Ford truck offered by GEO. W. COOK & SON features 30x5 rear tires two spares gear shift and starter with a Ford cab and a grain body. The 1927 motor is in excellent condition and described as one of the best Ford trucks available.
Car dealer advertises a 1928 Chevrolet coach with an excellent motor and clean body at 875 dollars. The dealer urges buyers to see it today as the best deal this year.
Advertising brief notes a 1928 Chevrolet Roadster with rumble seat bumpers spare tire radiator ornament heater and low mileage sold with an OK that counts. It adds authorized Chevrolet and solicits dealers. Also an estate printing notice to have probate notices published in this newspaper.
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