Seniors Return from Trip to Niagara Falls Enjoyable Journey
The Saline seniors returned Thursday night from a trip to Niagara Falls with stops at Ambassador Bridge Dundas and a ride on Maid o Mist. They toured Burning Springs the tunnel under the falls and tourist homes then visited the Cave of the Winds and Buffalo before returning home. Along the way Mr Knicely had car trouble in Ohio and the group split briefly but reunited in Cleveland for a final evening at Cedar Point and reached Saline at 10 pm.
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Niagara Falls
Ambassador Bridge
Dundas
Dundas Hill
Burning Springs
Canadian Falls
Canada
Buffalo
Ohio
Knice
Cedar Point
Saline
Wisdom and Wit From Neighbors Across The Page
A friendly column offers inspiration and amusement from local voices. It shares Horace wisdom on living within means and Ptah Hotep advice on balance between effort and release, inviting readers to consider prudent desires and measured pursuit.
College Inn Revue Seeks Local Talent For National Spotlight
The P T A sponsored event invites locals to try out Friday at 7 p m for a Monday June 29 audition at the auditorium where top entrants may win a trip to Chicago to meet George Givot the Greek Ambassador. Givot supports amateur talent and may headline the College Inn show.
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George Givot
College Inn
Tecumseh
Chicago
Givot
Hotel Sherman
Hamburg Triumphs In Tight 6 5 Win Over Ann Arbor
Sunday league carded games saw Hamburg edge Ann Arbor 6 5 in a ninth inning nail biter while Pinckney trounced Manchester 12 10. Chelsea game postponed due to Mrs. George Schmid funeral.
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Chelsea
George Schmid
Hamburg
Ann Arbor
Pinckney
Manchester
Ambition and Echoes From 1897 B P U Officers
The piece lists Holland High Herald notices from 1897 detailing B P U officers led by President W H Barr with Daisy LaRue Vesta Gould and Grace Davis as vice presidents and secretaries. It includes junior union leadership, plus a Christmas cake recipe and several quotes on ambition from Mary Baker Eddy Southey and others.
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W. H. Barr
Daisy LaRue
Vesta Gould
F. Bond
Grace Davis
Franc ‘Traver
Barry
Linnie Fosdick
Auction Sale Near Saline Lists Livestock and Property
Auction announces sale at 215 Monroe Street Saline on Thursday June 25 1936 starting 12 30 p m to dispose of livestock farm implements and furniture including cows calves horses and many household items. Auctioneers EH C Smith Gordon Smith clerk. Cash terms.
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Monroe Street
Saline
Michigan Ave
Macon Road
Cemetery
McCormick
Union
Durham
Guernsey
Jersey
Poland
Walter Lamphier
EH. C. Smith
Gordon E. Smith
Recollections at Alumni Reunion by Miss Vesta Mills
A reminiscence from 1887 juniors to seniors recounts a lively High School reunion. The speaker recalls a small class, a playful exhibition, a misadventure with a horse and wagon, student names, teachers Charles Blodgett and Winifred De Puy, and the hope of future shorelines without partings.
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Vesta Mills
Charles L. Blodgett
Winifred DePuy
Co. L. Blodgett
Miss DePuy
Jackson
Saline Rotary Club Hosts Quiz Night and Cheerful Meeting
Saline Rotarians gathered at The Tavern for a noon meeting. Allie Gross arrived late but led with questions spanning topics from age of Ann to needle in a haystack. Carl A. Curtiss posted a near perfect score as the top guesser. Henry Leutheuser and Mark B. Sugden enjoyed Brighton charter night from the prior Monday.
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Allie” Gross
Ann
Carl A. Curtiss
Henry Leutheuser
Mark B. Sugden
Brighton
Frank Ginnivan Dramatic Company Heads To Manchester
The Frank Ginnivan Dramatic Company tours Manchester all next week with 62 years on the road. They perform in a tent theatre with new equipment and new plays including Where the River Shannon Flows and four vaudeville acts. Friday features Jack Parsons as Lincoln in The Scott Case from Lincoln's life.
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Frank Ginnivan
Water Safe Status At Saline Pool Under Review
The Saline pool remains unsafe due to private sewers and a slaughter house polluting the water. The Michigan Health Department condemns bathing until sources are removed, Henry Ford interests offered guard service, and a council meeting is planned for June 29 to address river pollution near the Ford dam.
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Saline
Henry Ford
Michigan Department of Health
City Board of Health
Ford Interests
J. B. Wallace
Joseph Schmid
Aaron Wiedmayer
Ford Dam
Much Loved Woman Julia Schmid Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Julia M Schmid nee Layher born April 27 1886 Bridgewater died Friday June 19 after seven and a half months bed confinement. Wife mother and church worker survived by husband George Schmid Jr two sons Alfred and Erwin a daughter Lucille and daughter in law Mrs Thomas Trumble. Funeral at home and St Pauls church with Rev C H Wittbracht. interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Julia
M.schmid
Layher
Bridgewater
Frederick Layher
Fliedman
George Schmid, Jr
Alfred
Erwin
Lewis
Lucille
Thomas Trumble
Saline
Leonard
Battle Creek
Fred
Ann Arbor
Rudolph
Adolph
Rives Junction
Arthur
Harold
Leo Lacroix
Detroit
Herman Wenger
Nelson Wage
Grand Rapids
Norman Wolfe
William Schmid
Ann Arbor Street
St. Paul’s Church
C. H. Wittbracht
Oakwood Cemetery
Expressions of thanks for support after bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy and floral offerings received during the long illness and recent bereavement in the loss of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Rev C H Wittbracht Ralph Harwood Alfred Jedele Mrs George Wodd and George Schmid and Family for the consoling words and music.
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C. H. Wittbracht
Ralph Harwood
Alfred Jedele
George Wodd
George Schmid
Longtime Saline Leader Frank Rose Relocates to Ypsilanti
Frank Rose, a mayor of Saline and longtime local N Y Central agent, leaves after forty years to live with his daughter and son in law Elson and Mrs. Shaw in Ypsilanti. Neighbors wish him health and happiness in his new home as national debates over favoritism unfold.
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Frank Rose
Ypsilanti
Elson Shaw
Mr. Rose
N. Y. Central Lines
For Sale And Wanted Notices From The Observer
A dense list of shopping ads and notices including canary birds for $3, farm hands wanted, Guernsey bull calves, seven acres alfalfa, linoleum and varnish products, men’s work wear sale, farm equipment from Wiedman Auto, eyeglasses by a U of M optometrist, radio repairs, and legal printing requests. Also requests to send cemetery dues and probate notices to the newspaper.
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Observer
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