Boy Scouts Hold Meeting and Spring Rally
The regular Boy Scout meeting occurred at the school on Wednesday night. Howard Lamb achieved the second class signaling test and Charles Howard passed the compass test. A spring rally followed with Erwin Schmid, George Martin, Charles Howard, Elmer Lange, Harold Hartman and Scoutmaster Nurnberger attending. Howard and Lange represented Latine Troop in a water boiling contest. Chester M. Culver urged firms to send employees to CMT Camps.
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Boy Scouts
Howard Lamb
Charles Howard
Erwin Schmid
George Martin
Elmer Lange
Harold Hartman
Nurnberger
Howard and
Lange
Saline Observer Notice Rates and Policies
The Saline Observer lists subscription and copy prices, display advertising rates, and free notices for bereavements and marriages. It notes that personal or business benefit items will be charged at regular advertising rates and poetry lines cost five cents each.
Germany and France to open regular air transport line
Arrangements completed to establish a regular air transportation link between Germany and France, signaling a thaw in relations and enhanced cross border air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guess
Germany
France
Wrigley Ad Campaign Compared To Car Momentum
An Ionia News reflection notes William Wrigley Jr and a traveling group discussing advertising impact. It contrasts Chevrolet surpassing Ford in sales due to sustained ads, arguing that stopping advertising would slow momentum like a train losing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wright
William Wrigley Jr
Mr. Wrigley
Garden movement and upcoming film showings noted
The article urges broader gardening in towns, highlighting home pride and neighbor influence, with benefits for real estate values and family work. It also notes showings of the film Making Men in Haton Rapids on April 25 and Albion on April 28, and a DeMolay screening in Detroit on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ags
Haton Rapids
Albion
Detroit
Closed garages dangerous risk to motorists in Michigan
The article warns that carbon monoxide from engines running in closed garages causes fatalities. It urges motorists to ensure proper ventilation to avoid deadly fumes that can strike suddenly and leave families grieving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michigan
A Great Blessing Radio Brings Modern Comfort to Farmers
The article extols radio as a great blessing allowing urban and rural listeners to enjoy concerts plays and news from New York and other cities. It notes that even isolated farms can access current programs and that one in six farmers owns a radio, highlighting the era's technology boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
United States
Essay Contest to Curb Highway Grade Crossing Accidents
The American Railroad Association announces a national essay contest for grammar, high school, and college students on safer crossing practices. Prizes total $900 with separate awards by education level, due June 1 to J C Daviston in New York. Judges will be national figures. schools coordinate submissions through principals and superintendents.
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American Railroad Association
J. C. Daviston
Vesey Street
New York City
Wlan
American Railway Association
New smokestack decorates old foundry corner
Thirty years ago a large smokestack now decorates the old foundry on the corner. Don Lawrenes sold Free Press agency to George Burkhart. Birth announcements note a son born to Charles Rogers and to George Dell. Measles force Donna LaRue from school. Ann Arbor inhabitants face sewer tax suits totaling about $16,000. Bridgewater’s Robert McCart received a life sentence. Clarence Brooks pleads guilty for 15 years.
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Don Lawrenes
Free Press Agency
George Burkhart
Charles Rogers
Donna LaRue
Wiashtenaw County Baptist Association
George Dell Monday
Ann Arbor
Robert MecCart
Bridgewater
Jackson
Clarence Brooks
Washtenaw News Briefs and Local Notables
Frank Buck leaves the creamery for a new job at W L Sturm harness shop. The Washtenaw C B S meets May 24. Typhoid sidelined K B Simmons. Will Kinsley starts at the creamery. Rev W H Hoffman to be installed May 9 at the Presbyterian church with ceremonies by named clergy. Ann Arbor visitors seek cemetery land for a mausoleum. village council denies. Gottlob Hendler back from Owosso. brick for Schroen store arrives. Mrs Fred Burkhart in Manchester. Durward Young recovering in Ann Arbor hospital. Trinity Lutheran plans young maple planting east of the church.
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Frank Buck
W. L. Sturm
Washtenaw Association
K. B. Simmons
Will Kinsley
Gottlob Hendler
Owosso
Schroen
Fred Burkhart
Manchester
Henry Rentschier
Gillen
East Henry Street
Durward Young
Ann Arbor
Trinity Lutheran Society
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BOY Scout News
Jenks
C. C. Jenks
Michigan Ave
Optometrist
Ypsilanti’s
Fords Milker
Hutzel & Schnirring
Ypsilanti 91
Fox Textile Co
Ypsilanti
Sim. R. Wilson
Saline, Mich
Michigan Press Association
Asn
Michigan Foods For
People
Wampler’s Lake
Round Lake
Hoxsie Lake
Cedar Hill State Park
Irish Hills
Manchester Enterprise
Wheo
Nere
Dick Young
Fordstonia News
FORD
Wiedman Auto Co
Jackson Fence
Saline Mercantile Co
Lumber Department
Oakland
Fisher
Duco
Motors
F. B. Stark
Saline
General Motors
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