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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1929

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Easter Sunrise Service Program Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus

Easter morning service includes choirs trumpet solo by George Austin and congregational hymns Christ the Lord is Risen and Awakening Chorus. Rev S T Dunk presides with scripture by Rev C H Wittbracht and Easter address by Rev S Schofield. Young people speak on World Christ World Missions World Peace with prayers and announcements by Rev Wittbracht.

George Austin S. T. Dunk C. H. Wittbracht World Christ Lorena Bernard World Missions Edith R. Parsons Luella Burkhardt S. Schofield

Auction Sale of Brauns Farm Assets Near Sa line

The undersigned will sell at public auction on the premises known as the August Braun farm two and a quarter miles west of Sa line on the pavement Tuesday April 2 1925 commencing at noon. Items include horses cows hogs implements and miscellaneous hardware with standard auction terms. WILLIAM SCHROEN GUY THOMPSON Auctioneer Henry Bredernitz Clerk.

August Braun Fordson Milwaukee McCormick Deering William Schroen Guy Thompson Henry Bredernitz

Public auction of Cornish farm near Saline area sale listing stock and equipment

Having sold my farm I will sell at public auction on the premises known as the Cornish farm six miles south and west of Saline six miles west of Milan four miles northwest of Macon one mile south and 14 miles west of the Hammond school house on Friday April 5 1929 Cattle include Holstein and roan cows and heifers and several horses Swine and many implements grain and supplies plus 80 White Wyandotte chickens and large quantity of farm produce Auctioneers Henry Cornish Guy Thompson Clerk Lloyd Fairbank

Saline Milan Macon Hammond School House Duie Deere John Deere Deering McCormick-Deering Milbur Henry Cornish Guy Thompson Lloyd Fairbank

Christian Science Notes Saline Society Service at 10:39

The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services in the hall over Citizens Bank at 10:39 a.m. with subject Reality. A testimonial meeting is planned Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Sunday school follows the morning service, pupils under 20 admitted.

Christian Science Christian Science Society of Salime Citizens Bank

Late 1925 Ford Roadster for sale by dealer

Late 1925 Ford roadster with good tires and excellent motor offered by GEO. W. COOK & SON, authorized Chevrolet dealers. Drive it to appreciate its condition.

GEO. W. Cook & Son Chevrolet

Easter at Federated and Methodist churches

Easter Sunday plans announced by S Schofield minister include a 6:30 morning service directed by young people at Federated church, a 10 oclock Easter service with choir and sermon, 11:15 Sunday school, and an Epworth League program at 6:30. No evening service. prayer service Thursday at 7:30.

St. Paul’s Federated Federated Church St. Paul’s Church

Easter Worship Planned by Federated Churches

Pastor T Dunk notes a 6 30 evening meeting at Federated Church on Easter with Young People of St Pauls Methodist and Federated churches arranging the program. Regular 10 am service in Easter tone, no evening service, young people meet at 7 pm, and a special Easter service at St Pauls church.

the Hastert Federated Church Methodist Federated Churches St. Paul’s Church

Public sale on Burkhardt farm near Saline March 30 1929

Lack of pasture forces a public auction at the old John Burkhardt farm two miles southwest of Saline on the Macon road. Items include sheep, lambs, bucks, ewes, horses, two-year-old heifers, and extensive farm implements and gear. Auction begins 1:00 p.m. with J. H. McClure and Alwin Burkhardt acting as clerks.

John Burkhardt Saline Macon Road John Deere J. H. McClure Morse Guy Thompson Alwin Burkhardt

Card of Thanks from Dr and Mrs Henderson

Dr and Mrs Henderson thank the fire department and neighbors who rushed to help Saturday afternoon when their house caught fire. They especially praise the telephone operator for prompt attention, saying without her assistance the house would have burned to the ground.

Ford Ford or Sedan Bargain Sale at $75.00

The dealer GEO. V. COOK & SON promotes a Ford or sedan with good tires and a working motor offered at a bargain price of 75 dollars. This brief automobile sale note emphasizes value and motor reliability.

Saline Common Council Proceedings February 1929 Minutes

Regular meeting held February 4 1929 in council room President Rentschler presiding meeting postponed to Monday night February 11 Trustees present minutes read and approved bills listed including Detroit Edison Saline Mercantile Co Roscoe Bonisteel Saline Telephone Co Standard Oil Co and others Motion to allow bills and draw orders approved Street committee to trim two trees at Michgan and Maple avenues adjournment by Crittenden President Rentschler Clerk Tower.

Saline Common Council Rentschler Schleh Lambarth Crittenden Bredernitz Alber Goltz Detroit Edison Company Roscoe Bonisteel Saline Mercantile Co Ben Roller Teres H.gross & Sons Saline Telephone Company W. Marken Stalion C-Ee Standard Oil Co Geo. W. Seeger Aaron Luckhardt Fred Lambarth John Kohler Fred Luckharat Clarence Wurster Chas. Carven Adam Klumpp Fred Schaible A. J. Alber Sexton Street Committee

Local notes from Hammond and nearby towns

Ill Hammond District Little Ralph Easton ill. Detro it trip for WN. C. Haston. Walter Lutz visited with George Needham and others. Tecumseh and Ann Arbor visits by Hammond and Gilbert families. Ruth Needham new Forbes district teacher. Stimson family at Brooklyn. Gooding family moved to Gross house. Belch of Ypsilanti visited Gilbert and Gordon families. Julia Eberle from Detroit visited Gordon aunt. Helen Clarke of Ypsilanti stayed with Virginia Gilbert. Gilbert family with Tom Ellis at Belleville. Harold Hammond family visited Ann Arbor. Cornish and Custer attended a cousin’s funeral in Dundee. Dunn, Kazmaier, Stoll, Heininger visited Claude Gilbert. Marion Girbach and others home from MSNC for spring break. Mable Needham visited Ann Arbor to see her father at St Joseph Mercy. Raymond Girbach and Donald Stimpson home from Hastings and Owosso for weekend. Julia Gordon hosted Schwartz party and Toledo visitors.

Ralph Easton WN. C. Haston Detroit Walter Lutz George Needhanm Wilbur Cornish Ann Arbor Ralph Hammond Andrew Girbach Ruth Needham Forbes HE. O. Stimpson Brooklyn Gooding Mooreville Gross House Joe Belch Ypsilanti Roy Gilbert Julia Eberle Kenneth Gordon Helen Clarke Virginia Gilbert Tom Ellis Belleville Harold Hammond James Young Minnie Custer Dundee Joseph Dunn Carl Kazmaier Gene Stoll Ardis Heininger Claude Gilbert Marion Girbach John Stimpson Clarke Gordon Mable Needham St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Raymond Girbach Donald Stimpson Hast Lansing Owosso Julia Gordon F. Schwartz Charles Treager Toledo

Ford Pickup $25 for daily town use former owner

Ford pickup offered at 25 dollars. Comes with starter and battery. Worked in daily town use by former owner and shown in readable details.

Ford Pickup GEO. W. Cook & Son Chevrolet

Late Ford Tudor Sale with Reconditioned Motor

A used Ford Tudor is offered with a reconditioned motor and balloon tires. Price listed at 125 dollars with a down payment of 50 dollars. Authorized Chevrolet Dealers advertise the sale.

Ford GEO. V. Cook & Son Chevrolet

Globe Underwriters Exchange to Launch by Paine Webber

Paine Webber & Company and a large banking and insurance group announce the formation of Globe Underwriters Exchange Inc. The new international holding and investment company will specialize in stocks of prominent insurance firms. It will control two major European insurers and three American ones with strong ties to the Rossia fire insurers group. The financing will be a no par stock issue of 500,000 shares, total authorized 1,250,000.

International Paine Webber & Company Arthur B. Nissly Globe Underwriters Hexchange, Inc Rossia Group

For Sale and Classifieds From Saline Ad Page

Classified advertising notes include horse and cow sales, hay and grain requests, confectionery items, farm implements and vehicles for sale, and poultry services. Listings mention Wiedman Auto Company, Parsons & Dodge, Saline Mercantile Co, Klager Hatchery, and local contact names with phone numbers, plus bake sale details and promotional offerings like peppermint capsules and gasoline products.

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Martin Fuoss Dixie Stations Dixie Stabbler Oil. Company Henderson Westinghouse Anderson Pitt Edison Methodist Church Federated Church Notes S. 'T. Dunk cCennel Proceedings Hammond District World Insurance the Observer Parsons & Dodge Dietiker's Hay Carl Smith F.C. Gross Finis Noble Wiedman Auto Company Tahoe Assét Brothers CAHOW Fucss’ Grocery Jersey Walter Wiedman Sanford Hardware Company Saline Mercantile Company Klager Hatchery Bridgewater Wiedman Auto Co W. J. Rentz G. L. Parsons Tates H. Gross & Sons Hardware Jay Harmon Railwood Johnna Jr Aviation Sanford Hardware Co I. C. Hollis E. L. Klager Dixie Service Jos, L. Avnet Michigan Lewis ‘Ernst DODGE A. E. Cole Emil Milkey Phone- Leste Oe Orrin Briggs Poland China Farrow Mike Sage Ford Truck Vesta Mills Victor Allmendinger The University School of Music Morton Ave GHO. V. Cook & Son Maxwell R. I S. C Ypsi-Field Michigan Ave
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