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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1938

Page

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Charming Wedding At Country Home

A wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friis united their daughter Naomi to Arnold Harris of Sharon Grove Kentucky. The ceremony featured Dale Fosdick playing and Rev. W. B. Laxman performing the double ring rite. The bride wore white satin princess lines with a floor length illusion veil. bridesmaid Miss Evelyn Derr wore Wallace blue taffeta. The couple plans a southern wedding trip, then to Milan, where they will reside, with many gifts including china and silver.

Harry Friis Miss Naomi Arnold Harris Sharon Grove Kentucky Dale Fosdick Porto Rico W. B. Laxman Evelyn Derr St. Clair Shores Arthur Gambel Ypsilanti Muriel Woodbridge California Edward Law Alhambra Milan George Jimmienedz Bernice. Brackel Saline Kiesfal

Farm Program Pays Growers Two Dollars Per Acre for Orchards

The new Farm Program offers a $2.00 per acre payment on commercial orchard lands including vineyards and bush fruits, excluding nonbearing crops. Soil-building practices such as cover crops mulching and lime are eligible, with guidance available at the Agricultural Conservation Association county office in Ann Arbor.

Harry M. Cole Michigan E. C. Sackrider Soil Conservation Service The Agricultural Conservation Association Wolverine Ann Arbor

Saline Rotary Club Hosts Noon Meeting at School House

The Saline Rotary Club held a Thursday noon gathering at the school house with a home economics group serving a tasty meal. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs T M Clay Mr and Mrs William Austin former Rotarians Edward Asher and George Schmid and F L Pierce. After adjournment attendees watched a half hour program by the High School Band.

Netnis Sli Silinezerany

Diary of Mrs Noble reveals Dexter early settlement life

A diary from 1825 recounts the Nobles settling in Dexter after leaving Ann Arbor. It recalls building a log house, scarcity of flour, harsh winters, and the 1829 shotgun accident that left Mr Noble disabled. Mrs Noble toiled in fields, cared for children, and endured frontier hardships with neighbors scarce but helpful. Deer, lynx, bears, and wolves filled the frontier landscape.

Sylvanus ‘Noblé Gov. Cass Mr. Noble Mrs. Noble Detroit Dexter New York East

Auction Sale Near Saline Promises Household and Farm Lot

Having decided to quit farming, T will sell at public auction on the premises two miles east of Saline on the Town Line road Monday May 9 1933 at 1 oclock. The listing includes two work horses three Jersey cows one brood sow bred March 8 nine shoats about 180 each wagon and new flat rack grain drill dump rake mowing machine two horse cultivator one horse cultivator nearly new sulky plow new grain binder springtooth drag spiketooth drag roller bob sled double harness single hame ss parlor table rocking chairs stands rug chairs bed pictures two dressers sewing machine lamp and many other articles. Auctioneer Jim Finnell and Mae V Finnell clerk.

Saline Jim Finnell Mae V. Finnell

Local Saline 1874 Review ad and town notes

A March 7 1874 issue of The Review from Saline is reproduced showing ads for W H Davenport & Son offering clothing and Paisley shawls, and Webb & Hull with plaster and wheat bids. Other merchants advertise meats hardware planing and lumber, while local trains run two daily trips. Election results and local business notices follow including J W Hull and Davenport civic regard, Parsons store goods, and Schairer carriage works.

Review Saline Everett Gilbert Ames W. H. Davenport & Son Davenport J. W. Hull Webb & Hull Jackson & Thorn City Gray & Weinmann Detroit, Hillsdale’ & Indiana Railway George W. Halli Cornelius Parsons Grove Parsons Chicago Street Schairer Orrin Briggs A. C. Clarke Totny George’ Schmid Arbor Street John McKinnon & Son Déators-I Élothing Xyard Andrew J. Warren Colwell & Hallock Bony, Clark & Edmunds John M. Cross Myron Webb Caleb M. King Everett Clark Jacob Sta Albert KK. Clark George Sherman Gershom B. Gilbert Anson Harmon Apolius Tuttle John Bartle Lewis E. Palmer Alfred Miller The Yorks Mills Ib Jonés ‘& Gove Viet

Ann Arbor May Festival to Feature World Stars and Local Works

Nino Martini stars Friday at the Ann Arbor May Festival opening concert. Marian Anderson Agnes Davis Arthur Hackett Chase Baromeo and Artur Rubinstein join in varied programs across May 11 12 14 and 18 with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy and the University Choral Union. The event includes Bizet Carmen The Bells and the American premiere of Paul Bunyan by Dorothy James with Hardin Van Deursen in the baritone role.

Nino Martini New York Ann Arbor Mr. Martini Marian Anderson Agnes Davis Arthur Hackett Chase Baromeo Rachmaninoffs Edgar Allen Poe Artur Rubinstein Albert Spalding Marjorie Lawrence Hilda Burke Bruna Castagna Giovanni Martinelli Richard Bonelli Hardin van Deursen Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene Ormandy University Choral Union Bayrl V. Moore Bizet Young People’s Festival Chorus Java Higbee Paul Bunyan Dorothy James

Community Recreational Drive Planned by Sub Debs

A weekly recreational program starts May 11 from 8 to 10 pm sponsored by the Sub Debs. Activities include nursery supervision, ping pong, shuffleboard, badminton for lower grades, dancing, camera club, and a woman's exchange circle. No admission due to school board support. organizers invite neighbors to participate and contribute.

Silver Tea A Success At Methodist Aid Event

The Ladies of the Methodist Aid sponsored a well attended silver tea on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Earl Fosdick and Mrs. Fred Walker poured. A 3:30 program featured poems by former pastors Reuben Crosby and Howard Goldie, plus mother themed poems by Mrs. Roy Miller. A playlet, violin solo by Irene FitzGerald and vocal solos by Kathryn Briggs followed. Booths, grab bag and white elephant items drew crowds.

Methodist Aid Earl? Fosdick Fred Walker St. Paul’s Aid Society Bob Thomas Dora’ Holmes Max Collins Charles Uphaus Grover Burgan Irene FitzGerald Kathryn Briggs

New Benton 4-H Club Forms Plans for June Dance

The Benton 44H canning and food prep club organized on April 27 led by Miss Florence Wiedmayer elected officers President Alice Klein Vice President Ella Alber Secretary Amna Mae Klein Treasurer Doris Klein. Members include Florence Alber Dorothy Kohler Wilma Ernst Edna Otto Virginia Evelyn Gall Pauline Hertler Lorena L Kohler Lillian Kohler. They planned an old-time dance at Polar Bear Casino on June 2 to raise funds for camp. Meeting adjourned with club pledge and refreshments served.

Benton 44H Florence Wiedmayer Alice Klein Ella Alber Amna Mae Klein Doris Klein Florence Alber Dorothy Kohler Wilma Ernst Edna Otto Virginia Evelyn Gall Pauline Hertler Lorena Lillian Kohler Polar Bear Casino Russell

Saline classified notices and ads roundup

A collage of Saline area notices lists room and apartment rentals including 402 E Michigan Ave and 116 W McKay St, sale items such as antique bedstead, upright piano, sow and nine pigs, and stock in Saline Mercantile Co. Also offered are services from Gillen's Shea Repair Shop, Parsons tailoring, Wiedman Auto Co, and W E Dietiker funeral home plus seeds, rugs, and radio service.

Local Classifieds and Sale Announcements From Saline Area

Classified ads list free tube testing at Milhan s Gulf Station items for sale including potatoes and Russet Rural seed potatoes, contact numbers and location. Farm wants residents to plow and plant eight acres, farm phone listed. Dead stock removal service offered for farm animals. A modern seven room home for sale in Saline via Citizens Bank. Hog management product promotion from Saline Mercantile Co with protein hog mix.

Bargain listings mix cars sewing machines and farms

A collage of ads offers used Chevrolets and Fords with prices like 45.00, sewing machines from Singer, gas and groceries, farm equipment including tractors and plows, and local services in Ypsilanti Saline and Ann Arbor areas. Vendors promote bargains and free bulbs with orders.

Singer Sewing Machine Store Huron Ypsilanti Cecil Davenport S. Ann Arbor St

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Saline Savings Bank Cole Lambarth Brothers Naomi Friis Pioneer ‘Times Jowest T.O. Gibson HosReck St. Anirs Arbar Ray Niles C. F. Unter- Kircher NEW Benton 4-H Club the Observer Gillen Shea W. McKayst Michigan Ave Andrew Hartman R. G. Wahl Parsons G. L. Parsons Wiedman Auto Co W. .E. Dietiker Saline Mercantile Co S. Annn Arbor St W. Kelly Wisconsin Saline Mercantile Company Armstrong Mohawk & Bigelow Stevens & Bush Carl Schmid C. Boettner S. Lodi C.B. Jackson U. K Milhan’s Katchdin M. Gilbert R. Wills Central"Dead Stock Co NiXem Saline” Mercantile ‘Co Chevrolet Cook Motor Art's Saline-Pleasant Lake Roads Gulf Weekly Gulf Service Elmer J. Steele Alexander's Liberty St Dodge Herman Heininger Studebaker Ford Wiedman
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