Saline undertaker Weissinger retires after 30 years
J. Fred Weissinger, longtime Saline undertaker and furniture dealer, sold his stock to W. E. Dietiker who will merge it with his own lines. Weissinger came to the country before the Civil War, trained as a cabinet maker, served in the war, and after thirty years in Saline retires to enjoy easier life. He retains his building and tools and may take occasional repair work to stay busy.
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Saline
J. Fred Weissinger
W. E. Dietiker
Weissinger
Pretty wedding at Mr. Coe home in Ann Arbor
A wedding Saturday June 22 at three oclock united Miss Gert rude J. Coe and William D. Sunday in the Coe residence on South Ann Arbor street. Rev. Charles P. Bayless officiated with a pink organdie gown worn by the bride. A three course luncheon followed and the couple planned to reside in Ann Arbor.
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George Coe
Ann Arbor Street
Gertrude J. Coe
William D. Sunday
Ann Arbor
Charles P. Bayless
Sunday
Canned Goods Famine Foreseen As Harvests Abandoned
Reports from fruit and vegetable regions warn of sky high prices and scarcity next winter as labor for picking is scarce and canneries plan greatly reduced operations. Higher sugar costs coal shortages and reluctant buying by canneries deepen curtailment across the industry.
Subscription Renewal Notice Promptly Due
A subscription has expired and should be renewed at once. For convenience, the office will be open Saturday evening until 8:00.
The Thunderbolt at Liberty theater features Katherine MacDonald
Ruth Pomeroy endures a loveless marriage to Bruce Corbin after he vows to "get the last Pomeroy." He aims to expose Allen Pomeroy but triggers a chain of murder and fate when Ruth marries for duty. A thunderstorm-born vengeance tale unfolds with themes of honor and family extinction.
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Yow
al- Ten Pomeroy
Katherine McDonald
Liberty Theatre
Bruce Corbin
Pomeroy
Corbin
Allen Pomeroy
Ruth Pomeroy
Katherine MacDonald
Ruth
Gall-Woelper Wedding At Farm Home South Of Town
On Tuesday afternoon June 22 Miss Winifred A Weelper and Otto E Gall were married at four o clock at the farm home south of town. Rev Adgli Lederer officiated with a ring ceremony. Best man was Carl Woelper and Marguerite Overbeck of Ann Arbor served as bridesmaid. A wedding supper was served to about forty guests.
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Winifred A. Weelper
Otto E. Gall
Adgli Lederer
Carl Woelper
Marguerite Overbeck
Ann Arbor
Observer Subscribers Price Change in Saline
On and after July 1, 1920 the Saline Observer subscription rises to 2.00 per year. New or renewing subscriptions will be accepted at 1.50 per year only up to that date, and no old-rate prepayment beyond one year. Current paper market and printing costs render the increase necessary.
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Saline Observer
Methodist Church Notes Encourage Sunday Services and Youth Activities
The pastor plans to preach Real Prosperity at 10 15 Sunday. church school at 11 30 invites families to stay. Women leadership is noted with Mrs Max Blaess. men discuss Safety Zones in an open forum led by the pastor. Youth programs include a beginner's vesper at 6 30 on the lawn and a 7 30 treat. Friday afternoon meetings for boys and girls at three, with emphasis on attendance and study continuity.
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Max Blaess
Willing Workers Meet Discusses Club Work Across Cities
The June Willing Workers meeting featured Mary McMann and Ella leading a large gathering on June 17. Members heard talks from Mary Lewis of Detroit and Floy Parsons of Clinton on club work, shared poems and prayers, and planned next activities for the July meeting with Hazel Gordon officiating.
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Mary McMann
Ella
King
Lena Gordon
Hazel Gordon
Card of Thanks for Birthday Postcards
Mrs John Gooding thanks friends who sent birthday postcards and kindness on her day.
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John Gooding
Christian Science Notes Services Schedule
Services will be held in Citi zens Bank building Sunday at 10 a m Testimony meeting Wednesday at 8 p m A cordial invitation extended to all Sunday school 11 a m pupils under 20 years may be admitted
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Citizens Bank
Classifieds outline sale items and services from Observers
Journal line notices advertise goods for sale including electric washer cabbage plants a Holstein cow and calf grass land a Shorthorn cow and calf a walnut organ a work horse and sow with seven pigs Also dentist closed dates vulcanizing service and roofing supplies from Luick Bros Ann Arbor Michigan and local sellers names and contact details included
John Deere 2 Row and Gasoline Ad Aged Listing
A fragmented early ad lists John Deere equipment including a 2 row model with prices around 100 dollars and various names such as Harl Fosdick and Roderick Lean. It references Red Crown Gasoline claimed to offer fuel efficiency and notes contact numbers 167 and 116.
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John Deere
Ieee
Timber Wanted for Elm and Oak Timbers by Bracey & Son
The Bracey firm seeks various saw timbers including elm and oak after leasing Fahrner's mill for another year. They offer good prices whether standing or at the mill and invite writers or calls to phone number 70 for a visit.
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Charles Fahrner
G. F. Bracey & Son
Jackson City Hospitals Offered Three Year Nursing Course
The Jackson City Hospitals announce a three year program in medical surgical obstetrical contagious and tuberculosis nursing. Women aged 18 to 35 with one year high school or equivalent may enter as pupil nurses. The course is described as unexcelled with public health training. Apply to W A Foote Superintendent of Nurses Memorial Hospital Jackson Michigan.
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W. A. Foote
Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Michigan
Detroit United Lines Time List May 1920 Schedule
Detroit United Lines announces the May 18 1920 timetable between Saline and Ypsilanti with departures from Saline at 6 55 a m 8 40 a m every two hours until 8 40 p m 10 45 p m and 1 15 a m and from Ypsilanti at 6 30 a m 7 40 a m every two hours until 7 40 p m 10 15 p m and 12 45 a m The last car waits for the theatre car from Ann Arbor and connections at Wayne for Plymouth and Northville and at Ypsilanti for Detroit and Jackson.
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Saline
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Wayne
Plymouth
Northville
Detroit
Jackson
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Saline Savings Bank
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the Quality Grocery
Martin Fuols
Schnebelt’s Bakery
J. F. Weissinger
Stunday-Coe
South America
Methodist Church
C. P. Bayless
Christian Science Notes
Observer
Carl Haller
George Hack
Timothy
George Schmid
W. D. Mead
Reuben Rogers
Layher & Wenger
Henderson
George Uphaus
Wiedman
Poland
Fred Richards
Luick Bros. & Co
Ann Arbor, Mich
Harl Fosdick
THE
Jackson Ciiy Hospitals
Detroit United Lines