Harry Apple Killed At State Hospital
Harry Apple a 51 year old Saline resident and World War I veteran was killed Wednesday at the state hospital where he worked while repairing a pen door. A bull charged when the door was opened by two patients assisting him. he died before help arrived. He belonged to the American Legion William Lutz post and the local Masonic lodge. Born February 8 1887 in North Baltimore Ohio he is survived by his father step mother a sister two brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Saturday at Dietiker's funeral home with a Masonic service at Ridge Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Apple
Saline
State Hospital
Mr. Apple
William Lutz
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Baltimore
Ohio
C. C
Laura Wilderson Apple
Breckenridge
A. Grimshaw
Oak Park
Arthur Apple
Clyde
Ann Arbor
Dietiker
Walter Laxman
Ridge Lawn Cemetery
Farm Bureau Meeting Boosts Washtenaw County Membership
Frank Wilson announced 225 new Farm Bureau members, bringing Washtenaw County to about 500 and close to a 400 member quota. Speaker Vv. Vaniman urged better income equity for farmers, noting one fourth of Americans live on farms and a marketing program benefits both producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Lincoln Consolidated School
Ypsilanti
Frank Wilson
Washtenaw County
Frank Kleinschmidt
Ann Arbor
Harry Meier
Clyde Breining
Augusta
Vv. Vaniman
Middle-West
Longtime Sabine resident Donald B. Mattison dies
Donald B. Mattison, aged 85, died last Wednesday at his daughter's home in Sabine after four years of illness. Born October 29, 1851 in Medina County Ohio, he married Laura Etta Hawks in 1874 and had five children. He worked with Detroit Street Railway Co before retiring in 1901 and living on the John Avery farm until his wife’s death in 1912. He remarried Mary J. Eccles in 1921. Funeral services were held at Dietiker's and burial at Oakwood Cemetery with distant relatives attending from Nebraska.
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Donald
B. Mattison
Martin Fucss
Medina
County
Ohio
Merritt
Eliza Clark Mattison
Laura Etta Hawks
Detroit
Detroit Street Railway Co
John Avery
Sabine
William, Austin
Mattison
Mary J. Eccles
Adam Klumpp dies after months long illness in Saline
Adam Klumpp died last Thursday night at his Saline home after months of illness. Born in Lodi on August 31, 1872, he married Christine Bauer of Lodi on April 24, 1907. A former city marshal, he was a longtime member of Trinity Lutheran church. Funeral services were held at his residence and at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev. Adolf Lederer officiating and burial in Lodi Plains cemetery. He is survived by his wife, one daughter Mrs. John Caster of Ann Arbor, three brothers George, Jacob and John Klumpp of Lodi, and a sister Mrs. Rose Rentz of Lodi.
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Adam Klumpp
Mr. Klumpp
Lodi
Christian
Barbara Klumpp
Christiine Bauer
Saline
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adolf Lederer
Lodi Plains Cemetery
John Caster
Ann Arbor
George
Jacob
John Klumpp
Rose Rentz
Congress Seeks Ways to Prime Pump With More Water
Parliament weighs options to increase water supply for the well project. Officials consider methods to raise output and ensure steady flow amid uncertain supply and rising demand.
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Congress
Washtenaw County Frontier Story of Indians and Early Hardship
A pioneer narrative recalls Indians visiting a Northfield township homestead seeking bread. Mrs. Allen fends them off as a knife attack ends with her sister-in-law slain, followed by a brutal incident over whiskey that ends with a fatal knife wound to a young wife near the Allen home. The tale depicts early county life and fear of raids and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Northfield Township
Allen
Mrs. Allen
Mr. Allen
Funeral for George J Theurer in Saline
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for George John Theurer who died Wednesday morning. Born November 4, 1866 in Hickory Run Fenn, he was married to Lydia M. Gable in 1896 in Saline. Survived by wife, son Earl, daughters Mrs Albert Bredernitz and Mrs Alma Theurer, two sisters Mrs George Zeeb and Mrs Gottlob Henzler, and brother Jacob Theurer. Rev Adolf Lederer officiated. interment in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George John Theurer
Hickory Run
Fenn
George
Veronica Kalmbach Theurer
Lydia M. Gable
Saline
Trinity Lutheran Church
Earl
York Township
Albert Bredernitz
Alma Theurer
George Zeeb
Northfield Township
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support and Flowers
I express sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness from friends neighbors and relatives during my recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings Rev Walter Laxman offered comforting words Mrs Mary Leons LeBaron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Laxman
Mary Leons
LeBaron
Walter Saxman
Donald B. Mattison
City Council Proceedings February meeting in council chamber
Council minutes note February 14 session with Mayor Townsend presiding. Clerk read and ratified last meeting minutes. listed 1937 winter tax bills and various town expenses including salaries, gas, water, supplies, and utilities. Bills were approved with interested members withholding votes and adjournment ordered subject to mayoral call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Lambarth Gross
Uphaus
Lindemann
Chris. Volz
Frank King
Elder Merriman
Salime Telephone Co
Hi. A
Leader Specialty Co
Cook Motor Sales
S. Dailey & Co
S. R. Wilson
C. A. Hoeft
Bert Gillen
J. A. Alber
C. H. Alber
Jacob Wisel
Warren Gross
George Rothfuss
Locals Win Two From Milan Team In Rifle Matches
Saline Rifle Club took two wins from Milan last week but fell in the postal league to Ann Arbor. Scores against Milan were low due to the absence of Earl Pennington who usually posts good scores. February 17.
Saline Township Caucuses Set for March 5 1938
Notice announces Saline township caucuses to nominate township officers at Hertler's Hall on Saturday March 5 1938. Republicans meet at 1 30 p m and Democrats at 3 00 p m to conduct other business as may come before them by order of committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township
Hertler’s Hall
Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Floral Thanks
We express sincere thanks from our friends neighbors and relatives for support during our bereavement and the floral offerings. Special thanks to Rev Walter Laxman for comforting words from Mr C C Apple and family Mrs Violet Rogers and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Laxman
C. C. Apple
Violet Rogers
Board of Thanks and Local Notices
A brief card from the daughters of Donald B. Mattison thanks relatives and friends for comforting words during a time of bereavement. The excerpt also notes a report from beggars in St. Louis claiming an average take of 3.70 dollars per hour or day, and mentions wages related to employment.
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St. Louis
One Hundred Twenty Attends F F A Banquet at Saline High
The Future Farmers of America held their Father and Son banquet at Saline High School auditorium with about 120 attendees. The program featured a high school band, speeches by Prof. P. G. Deyoe and Kenneth Dougherty, musical numbers, and a benediction. The event recognized cooperation with school departments and thanked contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Saline High School
Richard Correll
Arthur Lutz
Walter Laxman
H. M. Vaughn
Hideon Hansen
Lutz
T. M. Clay
Armin Hauessier
D. B. Hauessier
P. G. Deyoe
Michigan State College
Kenneth Dougherty
University of Michigan
Mr. Correll
Ralph Harwood
John Schroen
Messrs
Local Dealers Rally To Prime The Pump
Week of March 5 12 chosen for united effort to revive stagnated auto market. Roosevelt White House talks spur dealers to move used cars off lots boosting manufacturing and jobs in Saline. Cars offered at rock bottom prices with strong emphasis on reconditioning and safety.
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United Effort
White House
Roosevelt
Saline
National
Used Car Exchange Week
Child Born at Saline General Hospital
Saline General Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hause of Clinton Friday. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. Karl Wiedman has returned home after a successful appendectomy. A break in at Milan school late Wednesday or early Thursday stolen about sixty dollars from petty cash and the basketball game receipts.
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Charles Hause
Clinton
Karl Wiedman
Milan
Milan Leader
Thanks to Friends for Flowers After Illness
Mrs. Jacob Finkbeiner expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers fruits and candy received during hospital stay and at home.
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Jacob Finkbeiner
Big Spreader Sale Announces New Rude Case
Local ad promotes one new Rude Case spreader priced from 140 to 175 dollars. Describes case quality line and invites customers to visit. Contact W J Schneider at phone 778 3 in Ann Arbor for details.
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W.j.schneider
Ann Arbor
Classified Advertising Snags Amid Local Listings
The Observer Liner notices a 6c per line first insertion rate with 4c per line for subsequent insertions. Listings include houses for rent and sale at various streets, a Dixie Inn opening, a Star meeting next Monday, embalmer services, stock tonic on sale, radios repair, refrigeration service, a 1931 Buick Coupe offered, velvet rug and roller skates for sale, and a store rental with upstairs flat and garage.
Used Car Exchange and Local Ads From 1930s
Trade your present car as down payment for a better ride. Available listings include 1935 Chevrolet Truck 1934 Chevrolet Pickup 1933 Ford Sedan 1932 Chevrolet Sport Sedan 1933 Essex Sedan 1931 Chevrolet Coupe 1930 Ford Coupe 1930 Chevrolet Coach 1929 Chevrolet Coach plus dealer notes from Wiedman Auto Co and Cook Motor Sales. Also listed are burial crypts at Saline Mausoleum, various hauling and farming ads, and livestock for sale including cows with calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Local trades and services advertise March events
U K Radio Repair offers free tube testing at Milhan s Gulf Station with a welding expert at Gross Hardware Store on Saturday March 5. Phone 261 for the town’s phone listings. Dr L O Gibson eye care and glasses at 549 Packard St Ann Arbor. Saline Mercantile Co promotes Hog Mix feed for hogs.
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U. K
Milhan’s Gulf Station
Gross Hardware
U of M
L. O. Gibson
Packard St
Ann Arbor
Saline Mercantile Co
Advertisements North of Ann Arbor and Saline Real Bargains
Classified items include farm stock removal by Central Dead Stock Co and used furniture from Alexander at 417 E Liberty Ann Arbor. Repossessed cars Ford Tudors from Wiedman Auto Co Saline. Household help sought by Esther Boomer and various service stations listed along Saline Pleasant Lake Roads.
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Ann Arbor
Central Dead Stock Co
Wiedman Auto Company
Cars for sale including 1936 Dodge and Plymouth models
Priced to sell quick with 1936 Dodge 4 door sedan featuring trunk heater new tires and battery. Also 1931 Ford Coach 1931 Essex Coach offered by Elmer J Steer Dodge and Plymouth Service. You must see these cars to appreciate the value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Essex
Elmer J
Steer
Dodge
Plymouth
Farm and equipment sale listing with tractors and horses
Three McCormick Deering 10 20 tractors one Farmall F 20 one F 12 one 15 30 one Model A plus a truck all rebuilt Three horses two four year olds one three heavy draft Contact Heininger by phone to arrange viewing and sale note To tell it is to sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick-Deering
Herman Heininger
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Saline Savings Bank
Larry
Cole
S. C
A. E. Hagen and
R. C. Radenbaugh
Saline, Mich
Lincoln School
Welter Saxman
Oakwood Cemetery
Neraska
Clara L. Hoad
Wahoo
Grace HB. Bell
Lincoln
William
Pioneer “Times
Council Proceedings
Lotite Wallace
G. C. Townsend
Day
Eeramnersns
Bruckner
Sheats
A. Dysinger
F. Dysinger
Radenbaugh Been
Shurtz
Campbell
Dysinger
the Observer
Bastey St
H. Bredernitz
Saline Mercantile Company
Dixie Inn
W. BE. Diefixer
South
Ann Arbor St
C. A. Jordan
Dr. Hess
S. Annn Arbor St
W. Kelly
G. W. Cheever
Willis Road
Buich
Bamner
C. Boettner
Saline Mausoleum
J. B. Wallace
Wiedman Auto Co
Chase Bros
Stark Bros
Fred Schmid
Alexander
E. Liberty
Esther Boomer
Manchester
Art's
Saline-Pleasant Lake Roads
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