Banquet for Dads and Lads Draws 200 Attendees
A Thursday banquet honoring fathers and sons drew about 200 attendees with 160 seated. Dr. J B Wallace served as toastmaster while Dr. Savage of Pontiac spoke on Christ and Christianity. Local musicians and the Male Chorus provided music, and remarks by George Martin and Walter Cook highlighted father son cooperation. Several out of town guests attended including residents from Kalamazoo Detroit Monroe and Cadillac Boulevard Presbyterian church leaders. The event impressed attendees with organized cooperation and may return next year.
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Kircher
J. B. Wallace
Wallace
Lloyd Fairbank
George Andred Schmid
George Austin
George Martin
Dorothy Tower
Merritt Martin
Charles Collins
Dr. Savage
Doctor Savage
S. T. Dunk
Monroe
C. F. Hildner
Kalamazoo
Carl Kircher
Leitch ‘Memorial Presbyterian Church
Detroit
C. A. Kircher
Cadillac Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Saline
8. T. Dunk
Robert Parsons
Federated Church Notes Highlight Joint Sermons Event
Last Sunday attendance remained strong despite bad roads. The Father and Son banquet drew nearly 200 tickets with 163 fathers and sons attending. Next Sunday services include worship at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11:15 a.m. At 7 p.m. Young People and Juniors meet. Dr. Anderson of the First Presbyterian church and Dr. Sayles of the First Baptist church from Ann Arbor will speak at 7:45 p.m. with a notable program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Sayles
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Ann ‘Arbor
Christian Science Society of Saline Service Notice
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens back Sunday at 10 30. Subject Man. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. A cordial invitation is given to all. Sunday school follows the morning service for pupils under 20 can be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society of Saline
Schnecker
Lemare
Poem Excerpt by George Santayana on Faith and Knowledge
A Santayana verse urges faith over pure wisdom, stating Columbus found a world by faith not chart, and the soul’s invincible surmise guides understanding. It contrasts smoky knowledge that lights only one step ahead with faith illuminating the main heart toward divine thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lea
Rotarians Mark First Anniversary With Gala Meeting
Local Rotarians celebrated their first anniversary with a well attended gathering featuring guests from town and nearby Ypsilanti. Merritt George Martin Hildner and Edward Henne performed songs as Rev. Harvey Colburn of Ypsilanti Congregational church delivered an address and others spoke from Ypsilanti and Saline. The event was praised as a gala affair and a credit to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypsilanti Rotarians
Messrs
Merritt
George Martin
C. F
Hildner
Edward Henne
Harvey Colburn
Ypsilanti Congregational Church
Ypsilanti and
Saline
Observer Adds Fine Magazine Section
The Observer announces a new magazine section in its weekly format with opening chapters of a serial story, cartoons, national and international news, state news, a kiddies corner, ladies articles, and other features. They seek increased subscriptions to keep the section permanent.
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Observer
The
Bridgewater Man Robert Thrasher Dies in Adrian Hospital
Robert Thrasher a Bridgewater resident of 40 years died Friday at an Adrian hospital. He was born in Aanherstberg Ontario and is survived by son David and daughters Mrs. Richard Cox and Mrs. Alice Pritchard with five grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at the home of David Thrasher and interment followed in Bridgewater Center cemetery. In a separate incident Mr and Mrs Richard Cox and Mrs Pritchard escaped with minor injuries when their car overturned on M-11 at Bridgewater Friday afternoon.
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Robert Thrasher
Bridgewater
Adrian
Aanherstberg
Ontario
David
Richard Cox
Alice Pritchard
Jackson
Bridgewater Center Cemetery
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Delights Members
The W C T U met at Mrs C O Woodbridge’s home on February 27 with strong turnout. President Mrs Mc Bride led an engaging program featuring papers by Mrs Dickson Miss Lucille Rogers Miss Alma Jarnst and Mrs Roy Rogers on Frances Willard’s life. Discussion followed and songs filled the gathering. Plans were made for a public meeting at the Methodist church parlors in March. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Woodbridge
McBride
Dickson
Lucille Rogers
Alma Jarnst
Roy Rogers
Frances Willard
Washtenaw Tuberculosis Seal Sale Totals Released
Final report from the Washtenaw branch of the Michigan TB Association shows county residents gave 5123.34 in Christmas tuberculosis seals. Ann Arbor and rural areas contributed 3639.48, Ypsilanti 850.58, Chelsea 140.75, Dexter 107.15, Saline 119.75, Milan 147.52, Manchester 118.11. Officials praised Washtenaw support despite not meeting the prior year’s goal. Funds support TB eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Flora Neal Brown
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Association
Ypsilanti
Chelsea
Dexter
Saline
Milan
Manchester
Public Hearing on Real and Personal Property Taxes
The State Tax Commission of Inquiry Into Taxation will hold the first hearing in the Senate Chamber at the Capitol in Lansing on Thursday March 20 at 10 a m Eastern Standard Time. Attend to discuss taxes on real and personal property and offer information or suggestions to the commission.
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State Tax Commission of Inquiry
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Lansing
Holstein Breeders to Meet Tonight in Ypsilanti
The Wash tenaw County Holstein Breeders Association holds its annual meeting this evening at the Masonic club rooms. Leo Ziegler reports on his trip to the National Dairy show. Speakers include B. L. Anthony from Michigan State College and J. G. Hayes, Holstein-Friesian secretary. OES ladies provide a chicken-pie dinner.
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Washtenaw County Holstein Breeders Association
Masonic Club
Leo Ziegler
National Dairy Show
B. L. Anthony
Michigan State College
J. G. Hayes
Holstein-Friesian Association
Auction Sale of Farm Equipment and Livestock Near Mills Saline
Farmers Henry Baur announces a public auction on March 12 1930 at 10 a m 1 mile south and west of Mills school 5 miles north and 1 east of Saline. Items include two teams four cows calves heifers brood sow and boar plus multiple farm implements and 15 tons of hay 250 bushels oats 200 bushels corn. Terms cash for sums under 10 and sales over 10 with six month bankable notes. Auctioneers Jim Finnell with Geisel clerks.
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Mills School
Saline
Bay and Gray
Gray
Fresey
Jersey
Guernsey
Massey Harris
John Deere
McCormick
New Idea
Dunham Land
Prohibition After Ten Years Debate on Crime and Law Respect
The Columbus Ohio Citizen argues that prohibition may have spurred crime and bootlegging driven gang warfare. It questions whether crime stems from general citizen indifference or from a small group of lawless individuals who disregard the law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Church Notes and Local Auto Crash
Morning worship at 10 o clock with communion open to all. Epworth League at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30. Hit and run crash on M 50 injures Hutchinson and Cauchie party. Russell Cauchie aids crew. no injuries to Joe Koster.
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William Cauchie
John Hutchinson
Nathan Uhles
Cauchie
Hutchinson
Russell Cauchie
Dundee
Joe Koster
Ryder Driveway
Advertising faith of Ole Hanson at Farmers Creamery
Ole Hanson of the Farmers Equity Co-Operative Creamery at Orleans Neb the largest creamery in the world emphasizes advertising. He shares a cautionary joke about a bragging friend who seeks kisses from attractive women claiming he is often refused yet people would be surprised.
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Ole Hanson
Farmers Equity Co-Operative Creamery
Orleans
Neb
Beaver City
Times-Tribune
Just What We Wanted All Along Ad Notice
Community column urges residents to list unwanted items for sale to help others and raise extra cash. Readers are invited to telephone in ads, turning trash into useful goods and a small profit.
Classified Advertising Notes From The Observer
Wanted Hay by Carl Smith with contact 26 F 2. Sott Complete stocks at Dietiker's at lowest prices. Wor Sale Household furniture at private sale by A R Lee 47. For Sale Quantity of ensilage by D G Richards Saline 145 F22. Lost Spare tire and rim between Clinton and Saline. notify Norman Guenther 181 F21 or leave at office. Manure Spreaders $87.50 and $95.75 and Cul...p a c k e r s $50 from Liberty Spreaders Mfg Co Liberty Indiana.
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Hay
Carl Smith
Sott
Dietiker’s
Clinton
Norman Guenther
Farmer
Liberty Spreaders& Mfg. ‘Co
Liberty
Indiana
Auction and sale notices from The Observer ads
Multiple classified items list sales and wants for cattle hay seeds tools and a house and lot along with requests to sell or buy by individuals and businesses. Names include Frank Daniels Edw J Muir C A Jordan E L Klager and Wiedman Auto Company with contact numbers and locations. Also mentions lost file notice and church supper invitation at M E church.
Automotive and goods ads from Wiedman Auto Company
A collection of classified ads for auto parts, furniture, supplies, farm equipment, and daily consumer goods including tires, incu bators, stoves, wagons, coal, a Model A Coupe, and related services from Wiedman Auto Company and local merchants.
Model A Ford Coupe Dandy Deal At Wiedman Auto
A Ford Model A coupe advertised with a $144 down payment to drive away. The Wiedman Auto Company offers the car as a ready to own deal.
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Wiedman Auto Company
Used Car Classifieds Highlight Low Down Payments
An assortment of used cars with low down payments and easy monthly terms from Wiedman Auto Company. Listings include a 1928 Chevrolet four door sedan, Model A Ford options, and various Tudors Coupes and pickups with prices and down payments. See them before you buy.
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Wiedman Auto Company
Real estate ads seek Saline Ann Arbor farms and lots
Property buyers attention with listings for homes vacant lots and business properties in Saline and Ann Arbor plus farms in Washtenaw Monroe and Lenawee counties offered on easy terms. Invest wisely with A C Lange Saline phone 76 and probate notices invited for estate settlements in this newspaper.
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Saline
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Monroe
Lenawee
A. C. Lange
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Observer Add Fine Magazine
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the Observer
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C. A. Jordan
M. E
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