Township meeting draws large crowd in Republican event
A crowded township meeting saw over 225 votes cast as citizens chose officers. Henry Bredernitz and Austin Robison contested supervisor with Robison winning 170 to 55 on the first ballot. F Fitzgerald named clerk. Burkhart chaired, Sugden named secretary, and a slate of nominees was chosen for treasurer highway jobs and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cautus
George Burkhart
Mark B. Sugden
C. A. Jordan
C. A. Curtiss
Harold Finch
Luther Briggs
Julius Bredernitz
Henry Bredernitz
Austin Robison
Board of Review
Burt Osborne
Constable
Rudolph Gross
Sela Fitzgerald
Fred Schaible
Adam Klumpp
Ban of 26 000 unfit cars under national plan
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce announces a national highway safety program to remove 26 000 unfit automobiles from Michigan highways in the coming year. The state will spend near $1 000 000, with national plans to scrap 400 000 old cars in 1930 at about $15 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church Notes and obituary notices
Sunday worship at 10 with sermon Poise in the Face of Panic and a busy program led by a six-member Ypsilanti Guild deputation. Sunday school at 11 15. evening service features Emmaus Way of Life Psalms and Modern Life. Easter Watch service planning. Annie L Wells Chamberlain of Sidney Center New York dies at 54 after heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Vs
Peter
Theodore Hoeck
Bartlett
Scotson and Clark
iAnthem
Wilson
Naaman—M. Costa
EH. L. L. Cramer
H. A Holmes
Ypsilanti Methodist Guild
St. Paul’s
Methodist Church
Trail of 98 Comes to Liberty in MGM Production
MGM presents The Trail of 98 with Harry Carey as the villain Jack Locasto. Karl Dane as Petersen provides humor while Gary Cooper plays The Worm and Tenén Holtz as Mr. Bulkey, with Emily Fitzroy, Russell Simpson, Caesare Gravina, and Johnny Downs in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Harry Carey
Jack Locasto
Karl Dane
Petersen
Cheechako
Gary Cooper
the Worm
Tenén Holtz
Mr. Bulkey
Tully, Marshall
Salvation Jim
Emily Fitzroy
Mrs. Bulkey
Russell Simpson
Caesare
Gravina
Johnny Downs
Mrs Sarah M Shaw dies. long Michigan resident
Mrs Sarah M Shaw wife of George W Shaw died Saturday afternoon at her son Arthur Shaw’s home 4107 Mt. Vernon Ave Ann Arbor Born September 20 1850 in Onondaga County New York she lived in Clinton Saline and Ann Arbor She is survived by husband son sister Merritt and Olive Martin two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm at Arthur Shaw’s residence with Rev C E Kircher officiating and Oakwood Cemetery interment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie L. Wells Chamberlain
Sidney Center
New York
Sarah M.shaw
George W. Shaw
Arthur
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Ann Arbor
Sarah M. Martin
Borodine
Onondaga County
New - York
Michigan
Clinton
George
Saline
Olive Martin
Merritt Martin
Patty Lou
Blanche Shaw
C. E. Kircher
Oakwood Cemetery
Sermon and Music Shine at Federated Church
Last Sunday drew a large morning audience as Elwin Carter of Detroit sang and Lloyd Fairbank gave a fine address. Two joined the church and several others expressed interest. Next Sunday services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 a m Young people and Junior Endeavor at 7 p m sermon at 7 45 on Slip Shod Drivers. The choirs are praised for their music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H E. Kircher
D. D
Elwin Carter
Detroit
Lloyd Fairbank
Public Auction at Pete Sommer Farm Near Milan Saline
Auction notice for a farm sale at the Pete Sommer farm located four miles northwest of Milan and three miles south of Saline, off the Milan Saline gravel road. Auction date and full terms are not fully printed in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Sommer
Milan
Saline
Milan-Saline
R. A. Cochran
Rid
Classified Sale Listings and Ads From The Observer
A verbose 1930 classified page lists farm stock, livestock, hay, tires, vehicles, seeds, and real estate for sale or auction. Items include mares and geldings, Holstein and Guernsey cattle, sheep, pigs, tractors, and farm equipment. Also noted are solicitations for rental rooms, personal ads, lost stamp pouch, and real estate-buying notices in Latine, Ann Arbor, and Washtenaw County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Monroe
Lenawee
A.C. Lange
Saline
Farmers Club and 4-H Meet for Potluck and Program
Members and families of the Farmers Club and 4-H Club gather in Masonic club rooms at noon for a potluck lunch. Each family brings sandwiches plus two other dishes. Music by an orchestra and various numbers feature the event. The program includes Harmonica Selection, reports from Chicago National Club Congress, 4-H experiences, and talks by club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Club
Masonic Club
Walter Bredernitz
National Club Congress
Chicago
Dean Gordon
Elen Girbach
Hollis Carr
Arthur J. Lutz
Ole. Olson
West
A. E. Hagen
Mrs Nona Tenny Dies After Illness in Milford
Mrs. Nona Tenny, 66, died after a year of illness at a Pontiac hospital. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM at her Milford home conducted by Dr. Boyd. Burial at Oak Grove. She belonged to the Missionary Society, Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies' Auxiliary, Martha Washington circle, and a Birthday club. Survived by two children Murrell Tenny of Milford and Lulu Tenny of Detroit, plus three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona Tenny
Sunny
Pontiac
South Milford
Boyd
Oak Grove
Missionary Society
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies’ Auxilary
Martha Washington Circle
Saline
Washtenaw County
Milford
Murrell Tenny
Lulu Tenny
Detroit
Alice Davis
Roseburg
Oregon
Minnie Buckman
Marjorie Gregory
Dayton, O
Fred Pierce
Philadelphia
Penna
Frank Pierce
Lockport
Ilinois
Milford Times
Christian Science Saline Services Open Sunday Morning
Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens bank at 10 30 a m with subject Matter A testimonial meeting is planned Wednesday evening at 7 30 Everyone is invited Sunday school follows the morning service with pupils under 20 admitted Charles F Hortienne 56 west of Ypsilanti fined 144 for throwing a lit lantern at a car driven by Madden Duty and injuring the driver and damaging the car He must also pay 40 to Duty and 1 a month for two years while on probation. John Miller was with Duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Charles F. Hortienne
Ypsilanti
Madden Duty
Inlan
John Miller
Milan
Hortienne
Michigan Avenue
Ann Arbor
Local Classifieds Highlight Sales and Rentals
Listings show cash sales at Dietiker's and Saline Mercantile Company. Farm items include cows for sale and a 100 acre rental near Saline. Vehicles offered by Wiedman Auto Co with cheap Chevrolet and Ford models. Misc items include oil, pallets, rubber stamps, calendars, and office supplies at The Observer office.
Used Cars and Estates Notices From Wiedman Auto Co Ad
Classified items advertise a 1326 Chevrolet sedan priced at 175 dollars and other used cars including 1928 Chevrolet four door and Model A Ford with low down payments. Also a probate notice requests local legal printing for estate settlements sent via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Wiedman Auto Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Savings Bank
Martin Fuoss
DIXIE
Stabbler Oil Company
Neumaier
Westside Garage
Kelly Springfield
Standard Oil Products
John Dicks
Bert Gillen
Sarah M. Shaw
Federated Church Notes
the Observer
Hay
Carl Smith
East Michigan Avenue
Guernsey
Durham
Jersey
Goodyear
Duroc
Farrow
Oliver
John Deere
Oliver Tractor
International Rotary
W. L. Rundel
Dr ‘Kazmaier
Carl Moehn
Ford Tudor
CGC
Sommer
Guy Thompson
Mrs. Nona Tenny
Christian Science Notes
Livingston County Sheriff’s
Howell
James Gordon Shaw
Hartland Township
Brighton Argus
Dietiker’s
Saline Mercantile Company
Frank Daniels
A. E H. Cole
Wiedman Auto Co
West McKay Street
Edw
J. Munr
L. Kinger
Bridgewater
Phon
Mildred
Marcel
Observer
Carl Gillen
Goodrich
Geo. W. Cook and Son
General Electric
Uphaus & Schroen
Mercantile Cé
Observe
Pocahontas
Kentucky
Elkhorn
Scranton
Edy J. Muir
Nash Truck
GEO. V. Cock & Son
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