Delightful Program At Willing Workers
The March meeting of the Willing Workers was hosted by Miss Julia Gordon. Miss Mary Lindsay from the University of Michigan presented readings including At Aunty's House and Japanese Lullaby. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Minnie Boyd in April and totaled 386 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gordon
Jesus Saves
Grace Hammond
Mary Lindsay
University of Michigan
Professor Hollister
Aunty's
James Whitcomb Riley
Nod
Eugene Field
Alfred Noyes
Tipperary
Denis A. McCarthy
Minnie Boyd
Regional meeting outlines 1928 Agricultural Conservation Program goals
A 14 county meeting at the Michigan Union Ann Arbor on March 16 reviewed the 1928 Agriculture Conservation Program. It lists six act purposes including soil conservation marketing farm products and stabilizing markets. It notes farm allotments and soil building goals by county and crop and mentions farmer eligibility for payments. The item also records the 36th anniversary of the Saline chapter of the O E and W with a potluck dinner and prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Union
Ann Arbor
Harry M. Cole
County Association
Lenawee
Monroe
Branch
St. Joseph
Hillsdale
Saline
O. E
Martin Frcss
Harry Friis
Arthur Heininger
William Austin
Hospital Patients Listed After Appendectomies At Saline General
Saline General Hospital reports Miss Jean Carlene Burkhart recovering from an appendectomy performed Sunday afternoon. Miss Viola Hertler had her appendix removed Saturday night. August Wiegand underwent an appendectomy Sunday. Dennis Hunter Jr. returned home Tuesday after an appendectomy last week. Andrew Finkbeiner remains ill as a medical patient. Mrs. Kate Bartlett is improving. Mrs. Louell Roehm and infant Richard have returned home. Mrs. Dayton Wilson and infant son Filler have returned to Dixboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Carlene Burkhart
Viola Hertler
August Wiegand
Dennis Hunter, Jr
Andrew Finkbeiner
Kate Bartlett
Louell Roehm
Richard
Dayton Wilson
Filler
Dixboro
Saline Savings Bank Event Noted in Fragment
A fragment mentions Saline Savings Bank and a person named Geatborn as Treasurer. The text is garbled with date and place errors, but points to an event or notice involving the bank and its treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Savings Bank
Ont Srey
Dues Ues
Geatborn
Treasures
Saline Bargain Days Bring Savings April 1–2
Saline merchants join for Bargain Days offering reduced prices on all types of merchandise. Shoppers are urged to plan lists, restock groceries, and consider repairs and new workwear while deals last. The event runs in Saline on Friday April 1 and Saturday April 2 with community cooperation highlighted.
Rural School Reports Student Achievements and Activities
The rural school lists students absent or tardy for four weeks, highlights Marian and Sylvia Feldkamp winning grade spelling contests and receiving dictionaries from the Detroit News, and notes others like Charlotte Phelps winning health and spelling races. Activities include bird study booklets, a field trip to a woods, making shelves from orange crates, a Major Bowes program, and St. Patrick’s Day baskets with candy and peanuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Feldkamp
Eidwin Henes
John Klohs
Charlotte Phelps
Marie Dieterle
Marian Weldkamp
Marian
Detroit News
Floyd Hughes
Marian Feldkamp
Major Bowes
Federated Church Notes and Local News Summary
The Federated Church records Rev. Roy J. Miller as minister with 10:00 a.m. service and sermon The Necessity of the Cross, 11:15 a.m. church school led by Ray Davis, 6:30 p.m. Junior League led by Mrs. L Burgan, Epworth League led by Miss J Stark. The Rainbow division to meet Mrs. Paul Lee on Thursday April 7. Nearby Main Street reports a late Monday crash with Joe Weiss shoe shop missing from Railroad Street north of the Chevrolet garage and the banked building sliding into the mill tailrace after frost weakened supports. The 75-year landmark is destroyed. Also noted: Sheriff Seeger ordered 75 night sticks and gas bombs amid labor troubles. county officials dispute payment. County Clerk Robert King raised $15 toward payment with Palmyra’s Fred Ehinger delivering the sticks, while supervisors claim the sheriff acted beyond authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Davis
L. Burgan
Epworth
J. Stark
Rainbow
Paul Lee
Main Street
Joe Weiss
Railroad Street
Chevrolet Garage
Manchester Enterprise
Seeger
Adrian
Robert ‘King
Fred Ehinger
Palmyra
Saline Woman's Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Saline Woman's Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Otto Hagans home. Esther Landwehr chaired the session with officer elections: Miss Esther Landwehr president, Mrs. Earl Fosdick first vice president, Mrs. Dan Recording Secretary, Mrs. Roy Miller recording secretary, Mrs. Otto Hagans corresponding secretary, Mrs. Max Fosdick treasurer, and Mrs. A. J. Warren custodian. Miss Landwehr reported on the Michigan State Federation session in Detroit. The club plans to cooperate with the Debbies for a community flower show. The next meeting is set for April 12 at Mrs. Sam Boyd's home with a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Woman's Club
Otto Hagans
Esther Landwehr
EstherlLand- Wehr
Earl Fosdick
Dan
Mirs
Roy Miller
Otto Ha
Sam Boyd
Hendershot, Loyal Kanitz Family Mourn Death of Emmett Hendershot
Emmett LeRoy Hendershot 73 died Saturday morning March 12 at his daughter Mrs. Loyal Kanitz home after two months illness. Born October 27 1864 in Saline Township son of Nelson and Louisa. Survived by daughter, two grandchildren Reva Jane not mentioned. services at Kanitz home 2 PM Tuesday. Rev. William Johnson Milan officiated. burial Mooreville cemetery. life member of Milan Masonic Lodge 323.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett LeRoy Hendershot
Loyal Kanitz
Saline Township
Nelson
Louisa Hendershot
Mae Lewis
George Day
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Reva Jane
Loyola
Russell Kanitz
Kanitz
William Johnson
Milan
Mooreville Cemetery
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Walter Laxman Ministry
Sunday April 3 schedule includes morning worship at 10 with Sermon The Committal Service and 11 15 am Sunday school. Evening worship at 7 30 with Sermon The Breadth and Narrowness of Jesus. Holy Week union events and meetings noted with local church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
The
Ladies’ Aid
Mission Study Group
Rotarians Hear Rotary Ideals At Thursday Meeting
Rotarians at The Tavern last Thursday noon discussed Rotary’s four objects and its spread to 83 countries with nearly 200000 members. Scout Executive Walter MacPeek of Ann Arbor attended as a guest. future talk covers Youth Problems by Mr. Freund of Ann Arbor YMCA. Eight members traveled to Milan to celebrate the Milan club’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Roy Plumb
Hamtramck Club
India
Japan
Switzerland
Peru
Walter MacPeek
Ann Arbor
Township Tickets Listed For Democrat and Republican Parties
The Democrat slate includes Supervisor Harry M. Cole Clerk Herman A. Gensley Treasurer George P. Herter Justice Aaron G. Feldkamp Highway Commissioner August Henes Board of Review Robert Lambarth and constables Alwin Jedele Raymond Jedele Arthur Fiegel Arthur Drake. The Republican ticket lists Supervisor Frank Ashton Clerk Charles Knight Treasurer Harold Bersuder Highway Commissioner Herman Wackenhut Justice Lewis Case Board of Review Charles Anglemeyer Supervisor Fred Blumbardt Clerk August Tirb Treasurer Thomas Pentre Highway Commissioner Lewis Trotz Justice John Norcross Board of Review Alfred Reiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Cole
Herman A. Gensley
George P. Herter
Aaron G. Feldkamp
August Henes
Board of Review
Robert Lambarth
Alwin Jedele
Raymond Jedele
Arthur Fiegel
Arthur Drake
Frank Ashton
Charles Knight
Harold Bersuder
Herman Wackenhut
Lewis Case
Charles Anglemeyer
Fred Blumbhardt
August Tirb
Thomas Pentre
Lewis Trotz
John Norcross
aAlfred Reiser
Easter Seals Drive For Crippled Children In Michigan
Easter seals for crippled children will be sold statewide April 1 to 17 to finance the Michigan Society for Crippled Children Inc. The drive promotes humanitarian work for the physically handicapped across the commonwealth. Since 1921 the society has led efforts with Rotarians clubs and county committees joining state departments to broaden support. Adolph Lindemann and wife return from southern wedding trip and reside on East Henry Street. Mrs Lindemann prior to marriage was Helen Hirth of Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Commonwealth
Rotarians
Michigan Society
Adolph Lindemann
East Henry Street
Lindemann
Helen Hirth
Ann Arbor
Classified Frugal Ads Include Seed Oats and Beauty Services
The notice lists For Sale Worthy Seed Oats by F R Clements with contact 166 F13. It promotes a Bargain Day Special at Helen's Beauty Shoppe offering shampoo and wave for 40 cents on April 1 and 2. Also seeks two housegirls for two families at 1746 Western Ave Arbor with phone 22075 and experience required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Clements
Helen's Beauty Shoppe
Local ads showcase services and sales in Saline area
The notice lists heating and sheet metal work by R G Wahl and Parsons store offerings including Tailor Made Suits samples and Ada plant bargains. It promotes Wiedman Auto Co vehicles, including a 1932 Chevrolet Coach, plus repairs, fertilizer orders, building and rental listings, planter seeds and a ready built broaders houses service by D H Hoey and Sons.
Local Service Ads Offer Spring Cleaning at Burkhart Store
O K Radio Repair Service offers free tube testing at Milhan's Gulf Station. The American Rug Cleaning Co. promotes rug preparation for the season. Leave orders with Wm. Martin Burkhart Store for spring curtain cleaning to avoid the Easter rush. The Swiss Cleaners also appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Rug Cleaning Co
Wm. Martin Burkhart
Burkhart Store
Swiss Cleaners
For Sale: Bee Hives Wagon Plow and Equipment
For Sale two bee hives three bee hives wagon and rack Oliver sulky plow and double harness Edna Gross 317 HE Midh Ave 27 1983 International Pickup Good mechanical condition good tires 75.00 down will buy this useful equipment Wiedman Auto Co Inyes examined Best glasses made at lowest prices U of M graduate 45 yrs in practice Dr L O Gibson Ocuist 549 Packard St Ann Arbor Keep your hogs free from worms with Acorn WNixXem and feed our 50 protein Hog Mix then watch them grow Saline Mercantile Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gross
HE. Midh. Ave
Wiedman Auto Co
U of M
L. O. Gibson
Packard St
Ann Arbor
Saline Mercantile Co
Central Dead Stock Co advert for farm stock removal
Farm animals removed promptly. Phone collect to Ann Arbor 2 2244. Central Dead Stock Co advertises bed springs mattresses all widths new or used. Everything fumigated. Alexander 417 BH Liberty St Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Central Dead Stock Co
Alexander
Liberty St
Vintage car ads and farm equipment from Cook Motor Sales
A collage of old dealership notices lists 1982 Ford Tudor V8 with red wire wheels for 135 dollars, 1984 Chevrolet pickup at 225, 1982 Chevrolet sedan at 175, plus a 1985 Chevrolet truck and multiple tractors, horses, and farm gear offered by Cook Motor Sales and nearby sellers. Also rental listing on Water Works Road. Herman Heininger contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Motor
Chevrolet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cole’s Feed Store
Middle West
Dr. Salsbury
A. E. Hagen and
R. C. Radenbaugh
Saline, Mich
Sturm
Muir Hardware
Bert. Gillen
A. C
Saline’s
Rural School Reports
Federated Church Notes
Roy J. Miller
Saline Woman’s Club
Emmett L. Hendershot
Methodist
Walter Laxman
Presbyterian Society
Baptist Society
Federated Church
Methodist Church
Laxman
Will
R Presch
Mathodrate Church
Roy Plum
Lodi Township
Bridgewater
the Observer
Weshtenaw
Arbor
R. G. Wahl
Parsons
G. L. Parsons
W. E. Dieuxer
S. Ann Arbor St. Saline
W. Kelly
Salime
Saline Mercantile Company
Hureka
E. H. Cook
East
Henry Street
Word Tudor
Wiedman Auto Company
Mich
D. H. Hoey & Sons
Dexter
C. Boettner
COOK
Saline-Pleasant Lake Roads
Cook Motor Sales
McCormick-Deering
Herman Heininger
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