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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

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Japan And Her People Subject Sunday Evening

Miss Hide Shohara from the University of Michigan will speak at Federated church Sunday at 7 30 pm about Japan and its people. The address is under the Intermediate Christian Endeavor society as part of their foreign mission study. Attendance is expected to be large. she is described as a charming and fluent English speaker.

Hide Shohara U. of M Federated Church Japan Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society Shohara

Large Attendance At Tractor Demonstration At Heininger HQ

About 350 to 400 farmers from several communities attended a McCormick Deering tractor demonstration at Herman Heininger headquarters. Speakers George Miller and E D Wolfin discussed tractors mowers cultivators and binders. Music by Tecumseh musicians complemented the event along with a Farmall tractor exhibit and prizes awarded to Rudolph Feldkamp Andrew Wiedmayer Waynard Carr.

McCormick-Deering Herman Heininger George Miller Jackson E. D. Wolfin Tecumseh Firestone International Harvester Company Julius Marion Rudolph Feldkamp Andrew Wiedmayer Waynard Carr

Saline Woman's Club Meets for Civics Program

Saline Woman's Club met on Tuesday afternoon February 26 with Mrs. B A Clark presiding. Mayor Sugden was invited to discuss Saline as a fifth class city. The program included piano solos by Lucille Spindler and short selections by students from Miss Pray's English class. A graceful minuet was danced in yellow and green costumes.

Saline Woman's Club B. A. Clark Briggs Johnson Ypsilanti Sugden April Collins Haarer Lucille Spindler Robert Thomas Anna Robinson Kenneth Rogers Pray Marjorie Boettger Ruth Schleh Sisson

Rotary Club Guest Sisson Plays Piano at Noon

Rotarians hosted Miss Sisson from the school faculty as pianist during a Thursday noon meeting. Plans discussed to attend the Cranbrook district conference later this month show nearly full representation. President Walter D. Cook reported on the Ann Arbor Rotary Club meeting with Dr. C. O. Woodbridge attending and Prof. Edwin C. Goddard honored for presenting a bronze to the University.

Sisson Cran‘brook Sdline Walter D. Cook Ann Arbor Edwin C. ‘Goddard University

Saline City Registration Notice For March 1935 Election

City Clerk Lottie Walglach announces registration for the upcoming election in Saline Michigan. Voters may register at the Ben Uphaus store on March 12 1935 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on March 23 1935 for general registration from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Only actual residents may register or vote.

Saline Michigan Ben Uphaus Lottie Walglach

Lincoln and Roosevelt Reach Regionals After District Showdowns

In Ypsilanti on March 2 the district tournament decided rosters as Lincoln crushed Roosevelt after beating Northville and Saline. Roosevelt then defeated Belleville but Lincoln proved superior. Both teams advance to Regionals with Lincoln facing Milan and Roosevelt meeting St Joseph as the regional play began March 8.

Ypsilanti Roosevelt Lincoln Northville Saline Belleville Ypsi Milan Tecumseh Detroit St. Joseph

Light in the Window and Optimist Creed Inspire Readers

A friendly column shares inspirational verses and memories by Mildred Nissly and Thomas Curtis Clark. It includes recipes Crumb Qu cookies and Boston Chocolate Bars, plus a local note about a white leghorn hen laying a giant 6 1/2 ounce egg, jostling a Blissfield Advance display.

Thomas Curtis Clark Mildred Nissly C. J. Hardle

Five In One Night Pass The 500 Mark

Five in one night pass the 500 mark as Three on The Merchants Team and Two Kroger Boys distinguish themselves.

Merchants Kroger

Local News Briefs Include Elections and Crime Confession

Mr and Mrs Fred Sellen visited their daughter Mrs Roy Ward in Detroit last week. Washtenaw County Brotherhood meets at Dexter M E B church on Sunday. Station Agent Kent says business improves with 206 percent January and 100 percent February from a year ago. Only one spring election ticket in Lodi. Democrats nominate Supervisor Harry M Cole Clerk Herman Gensley Treasurer Albert S Frey Highway Commissioner August Henes Justice of Peace Albert Schaible Vacancy Justice Michael F Grosshans Overseer George W Schaible Board of Review Albert D Raus. Vandercook Lake men Dewey Wilson and Glen Shafer confess to multiple Jackson county burglaries and Chelsea High School break-in. Information from Chelsea Standard disclosed to Washtenaw officials via Jackson sheriff.

Fred Sellen Roy Ward Detroit Washtenaw County Brotherhood Dexter M. EB Kent New York Central Lines Lodi Harry M. Cole Herman Gensley Alberts. Frey August Henes Albert Schaible Michael F. Grosshans George W. Schaible Board of Review Albert D. Raus Dewey Wilson Glen Shafer Vandercook Lake Jackson Jackson County Chelsea High School Washtenaw County Jackson Sheriff's Department Chelsea Standard

Birthday Anniversary Observed by Neighbors

John Schill and Ed Reno, sharing the same birth month and age, were guests of William Love. About eighty friends gathered for a 6 o clock supper and a surprise remembrance, with light refreshments and thanks extended to the neighbors for the kind gesture. The event was described as a jolly time that will be long remembered.

John Schill Ed Reno William Love Mr. Love

Milan Victim of Saline Marksmen Featured in Classified Ads

A Milan area page lists numerous classified items and notices including farm for sale and rent, geese for sale, cords of coal, furniture, clothing, and a car ad. It mentions Verdant items like Hay for sale by Mrs. C Haas and Pearl Hammond’s geese, with contact numbers and local businesses such as Parsons and Parsons Store. It also notes livestock sales, insurance agents, and a request for legal printing assistance in estate settlements at The Observer.

Township Clerk announces Biennial Spring Election registration

The township clerk of Saline Michigan sets registration rules for the April 1 1935 election. He will accept registrations on days not Sundays or holidays and at his home on February 23 from 2 to 8 p.m. Review and reregistration activities are noted with conditions for Absent Voters and eligibility. Lester Hanson signs as Township Clerk. Mr and Mrs Lyman Howe celebrate 53rd wedding anniversary with a surprise party at their North Maiden Lane home after church.

Saline State of Michigan Wnonce Holida Ime Lester Hanson Lyman Howe Howe North Maiden Lane Mrs. Howe Tecumseh Herald

Latest wrinkle in the dude ranch business moves north south

Cody Wyoming I H Larom president of the dude ranchers association and his guests have relocated to his Sahuaro Lake ranch at Mesa Arizona living there until April 1 The Wyoming season remains short and Larom expects ranchers to operate in Wyoming and Montana in summer and migrate south in winter

Cody Wyo I. H. Larom Dude Ranchers Association Sahuaro Lake Mesa Ariz Wyoming Larom Montana

How Water Bills Shall Be Paid and Turn-On Fees

Water charges for a quarter must be paid in the next quarter. Unpaid balances lead to water shutoff and deduction from the deposit. A 50 cent turn-on fee may be charged when water is restored. Net bill and 25 percent of a greatages due before April 1, 1935. Read the liner ads today.

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