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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1935

Page

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Saline Woman's Club Holds Successful Annual Banquet

Saline Woman's Club concluded another year with an April 23 banquet at the Methodist church. Thirty three members and one guest attended a four course luncheon served by Rainb division. Program featured duet by Mrs Spangler and Miss Mills, readings by Mrs Love, vocal solo by Mrs Austin, and a talk on Memories of Palestine by Mrs Pope of Ann Arbor who recently toured the region. The Washtenaw County Association of Women's Club meets May 23 at 9 30 a m at McKenny hall in Ypsilanti.

Methodist Church Rainb Spangler Miss Mills Love Austin Pope Ann Artbur Palestine Washtenaw County

Boy Scout District Leads In Second Class Advances And Merit Badges

The southern district’s Boy Scout Troop No 4 led in Second Class advancement with 10 new scouts while Troop 7 of the Kiwanis Club topped merit badges in the first quarter of 1935. Troop 4 also led First Class advances with four. Troop 7 followed with three. Saline’s Troop 1 had two. Troop 2 had two. Troop 1 and Troop 10 each had one. Troop 7 earned 20 merit badges. Troop 4 earned 11. Saline’s Troop 1 earned 10. Troop 2 earned four. A Board of Review met at Central High School in Ypsilanti Monday evening. Scout Executive Walter MacPeek urged mothers to attend meetings during the week before Mother’s Day May 12 as guests of honor, suggesting Mother’s Day pins or flowers or taking sons to church.

American Legion Southern District Kiwanis Club Saline Ypsilanti Scouts Central High School Scout Walter MacPeek

Charity Concert at Clinic Rostered by Evangelical Deaconess Hospital

Readable program notes list committee chairs Esther Sandwehr Christine Deters Luella Burkhardt and Dorothy Middlemiss with Federation President Rev A P Hardt as spiritual advisor. Numerous performers including Kenneth Heininger Robert Girbach Harold Miller and Florence Kohler contribute hymns and choral pieces.

Esther Sandwehr Saline Christine Deters Ann Arbor Luella Burkhardt Dorothy Middlemiss Manchester Eugen Schumann A. P. Hardt. Lansing Federation

New Books Added to Saline Library

April additions include The Purple Sickle Murders Free man Willis Crofts The Secret of the Old Clock Carolyn Keene and The Hidden Staircase Carolyn Keene plus works by Zane Grey James Hilton J. M. Barrie and Peter Field among others. Local patrons gain a wide range of fiction classics mystery and youth titles for lending.

Freeman Willis Crofts Mark Tidd Clarence B. Kelland Ogden Edison Marshall Temple Bailey Zane Grey Helen van Derveer H. V. Morton Carolyn Keene Scotland Yard Dgar Wallace Colonel Annie F. Johnston Maurice Hindus Kitty Frew Jane Abbott Edgar Wallace Elery Queen Jonathan’s Lida Larrimore O. E. Rolvaag Singer of the Wilderness W. E B. Mowry G. L. Hill Outlaws Peter Field the Fortunate Wayfarer E. J. Oppenheim

Light in the Window Weaving and Recipes Shared

A friendly column with inspirational verse The Weaver about life and purpose and a community recipe section including 2 eggs 1 cup raisins 1 orange juice butter sour milk sugar flour soda and notes of contributors Mrs Frank Camburn Mrs Earl Hill of Ypsilanti formerly Marie Binder of Saline.

Earl Hill Ypsilanti Marie Binder Saline

Kep ler and Rogers Wed in Presbyterian Church Ceremony

On April 24 in the Presbyterian church in Ann Arbor Karl Erwin Kep ler and Josephine Rogers married in a ring ceremony officiated by Dr. CBE Kircher. Lee Goff served as best man and Doris Rogers as bridesmaid while Mrs. Fred Aprill played the organ. The couple will reside in Ann Arbor.

Presbyterian Church Karl Erwin Kepler Ann Arbor Josephine Rogers Saline C. BE. Kircher Lee Goff Wayne Doris Rogers Fred ‘Aprill Ann’ Arbor

Auction Sale At Emanuel Alber Homestead Lodi Township

Household goods and a variety of small tools will be sold Saturday afternoon May 4 at the Emanuel Alber homestead on Saline Waterworks Road in Lodi Township. Guardian Harry M. Cole. Auctioneer Ed Wild.

Emanuel Alber Lodi Township Saline Waterworks Harry M. Cole Guardian Ed. Wild

Encouraging Outlook For Labor This Year

Detroit reports a high level of civic activity to promote modernization and home building, led by 443 communities selecting local chairmen. Volunteers, not FHA staff, organize canvasses to assess modernization needs, boosting employment and private payrolls while supporting new construction and refinancing under Title II.

Detroit Federal Housing Administration Raymond M. Foley Boards of Commerce Michigan Better Housing Committees Foley FHRA

Death of George E. Stollsteimer in Pinckney

George E. Stollsteimer 56 died suddenly Saturday at the home of Norman Reason in Pinckney. Born July 2, 1878 in Saline, he lived nearby until moving to a farm south of Pinckney a month ago. Survived by widow Minnie E. Daniels, three sisters Mrs. William Hawker of Ypsilanti, Mrs. Ed Farmbruster and Mrs. Ed Wahr of Saline, a brother Fred of Saline, and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services 2 PM Tuesday at Dietiker funeral home with Rev. Bert Hole officiating. burial in Oakwood cemetery.

George Ernest Stollsteimer Norman Reason Pinckney Saline Minnie E. Daniels Clinton William Hawker Ypsilanti Ed. Farmbruster Ed Wahr Fred Dietiker Funeral Home Bert Hole Oakwood Cemetery

Mrs Henrietta Riley Dies After Years of Illness

Following a long illness Mrs Henrietta Riley died Monday morning April 29 at her daughter Mrs Fred Arend’s home in Saline township. Born in Sandusky County Ohio on July 31 1873 she was the daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Timmins St Clair. She married Lewis Riley on December 24 1891 who preceded her in death. She is survived by daughter Nina Arend brother J A St Clair Tulsa Okla and grandson John Arend. Funeral services were held at her daughter’s home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Bert Hide officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery.

Henrietta Riley Fred Arend Saline “Township Mrs. Riley Sandusky County Ohio Peter and Elizabeth Timmins St. Clair Lewis Riley Riley Nina Arend J. A. St. Clair Tulsa Okla John Arend Bert Hide Oakwood Cemtery

Government welfare truck visits Addison for veal

A weekly government welfare truck drew a crowd in Addison last Thursday. Observers feared a calamity but instead vouchers provided generous veal portions. Local markets reported no sales increase that day. Addison Courier.

Addison West Side Addison Courier

Lincoln era copper kettle on display in Pueblo window

In Pueblo Colorado a copper kettle once owned by Abraham Lincoln was shown in a store window. It belonged to Mrs. J R Belcher whose parents lived in a Springfield NL cabin where Lincoln with his father and stepmother once resided. The Lincolnsleft the kettle behind when they moved due to wear.

Pueblo Colo Abraham Lincoln J. R. Belcher Springfield Lincoln Lincolns

Parsons and merchants offer misc sale items and jobs

An assortment of classified notices lists shoe specials from Parsons G L, seeds and potatoes from Marion Bros, seeds oats from Saline Mercantile, various household items for sale including oak cabinet and porch screens, biographical notes about Rawleigh routes, insurance, and employment with notices seeking a girl for general house work.

GENUINE FRIGIDAIRE at GEO W COOK & SON Authorized Dealers

Advertises GENUINE FRIGIDAIRE by General Motors on sale through GEO W COOK & SON authorized Chevrolet dealers. Mentions eye exam and glasses by U of M graduate oculist, price range 7.50 to 1000, contact at 549 Packard St Ann Arbor. Also notes Larro Chick Starter and Cole's Feed Store offerings plus used farm equipment and contact Herman Heininger.

General Motors GEO. W. Cook & Son Chevrolet U. of M Packard St Ann Arbor Cole’s Feed Store

1931 Pontiac four door sedan with low mileage

Green duco finish and exceptionally clean condition. Full plates and hot water heater. Elmer Steele, Dodge and Plymouth dealer, at Heininger's Garage. Open evenings. Phone 33.

Elmer Steele Dodge Plymouth Heininger

Poultry and vehicle notices from The Observer classified

Classified snippets show poultry breeding figures with eggs per year and May sale pricing for chicks at Burmeister Poultry Farm near Bridgewater Station. Also listed are older car models and a call for legal printing notices to be sent to the Observer for probate matters and estate settlements.

Leghorn Foundation Burmeister Poultry Farm Bridgewater Station Observer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bridgewater Chelsea Coldwater Supervivision Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry Klager’s Hatcheries West Liberty Bridgewater N. Monroe Mary Moore Helen Jepson Myrtle Leonard Giovanni Martin Paul Leyssac New York Civic Repertory Theatre The Choral Union Earl V. Moore Boris Godunus Honegger King David Howard Hanson Walt Whitman Dorothy James Java Higbee Stock del Lamarter Martinelli Mary Moort Ruth Posselt Josef Shevinne Boris Godunuf Saline Woman’s Club Ann Arbor Federation of Evangelical Leagues and Church Schools Clinic of Evangelical Deaconess Hospital Victor Schoen Dexter Herbert Mauch Rogers Corners Florence Wiedmayer Saline Township John E H. Schroen Ene C. C. Haag Kenneth Heininger Doctor Robert Girbach Liarence Hanselmann Harold Miller Albion Emerson Haeussler Marjorie Love Divine Frank Kalmbach Xedom Willard Feldkamp Freedom Eldine Hawley Margaret Finkbeiner Talinmiller Rena Mae Gruschow Marjorie Kuhl Dling Margaret Stange Lansing Goodrich Tansine Dorothy Steele Bey Ann Nordman Doris Heininger Hope Benedict J. Mes George Wood Saline Manchester Lansing Lansing Chelsea Anna Schneider Chelsea Owosso Florence Kohler Mildred Hartmann Francisco Ruth Wiedmayer Marguerite Zumstein Doris Schoedle Jackson Edna Boelter Lena Wiedmayer X Meyer Precaulli Herbert Lila Lange Erwin Schmid Nann Wiecs Adeline Merz Viola Hertiler Conrad Williams Albion Gate Fred Taylor Frederick Strieter Wayne Goodrich Atupanist Edgar Ortbring Glenn Hamlin Francis Hotzel King Howdy Frank Camburn Rogers Kepler George E. Stollsteimer Mrs. Henrietta Riley the Observer Wolverine G. L. Parsons Parsons Pittsfield A.J. Warren Dr. Hess Saline Mercantile Co East Henry Street Joe Schmid W. l. Rundel E. J. Muir Rawleigh Rawlegh Co Dept Freeport H. W. Keubler Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Howell Marion Bros Saline Mercantile Company Norway Road H. J. Muir Herman Heininger GEO Cook & Scn
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