Local five team league opens June in Southern Michigan Amateur League
Clinton Saline Tecumseh Manchester and Milan form the Southern Michigan Amateur League a local players only circuit with no paid players. Season begins the first Sunday in June at 3 15 p m eastern standard time. Officers named President Laurence Wruster Vice President Geo Lancaster Secretary Breitenwischer and managers listed. Each club deposits 25 dollars prior to opening and home proceeds plus 15 dollars go to visiting team.
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Southern
Laurence Wruster
Geo. Lancaster
J Breitenwischer
Frank Tully
Clinton
Hastern
ANOTHER EUCHRE CONTEST WITH THE SAME RESULT
A York Tigers team led by Walter Armbruster and Harry Cady and a Lodi Bearcats crew with AL Hoeft and John Klumpp played 20 euchre games against Sam Lambarth and Adolf Lindemann plus Art Armbruster and Lloyd Fairbank at Lambarth’s home. The Tigers won 9 to 6 while the Wildcats prevailed 14 to 6. Walt Armbruster’s straw hat was reported stolen during the excitement.
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Euchre
York Tigers
Walter Armbruster
Harry Cady
Lodi Bearcats
AL Hoeft
John Klumpp
Sam Lambarth
Adolf Lindemann
Art Armbruster
Lloyd Fairbank
Lambarth
Linde
Tigers
Wildcats
Walt
Blue Ribbon Calf Club Holds Inaugural Meeting
The first Blue Ribbon Calf Club meeting was held at Melvin Hartman’s home on May 2. Officers elected for the year include President William McTaggart, Vice President Ralph Harwood, Secretary Melvin Hartman, and Treasurer Neil Hrnst. The next meeting is set for June 7 at Ralph Harwood’s home, then monthly until fair time, and the club will field a baseball team this year.
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Blue Ribbon Calf Club
Melvin Hartman
William McTaggart
Ralph Harwood
Neil Hrnst
Christian Science Society Service in Saline
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall above Citizens Bank with the subject Adam and Fallen Man A testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation extends to all Sunday school follows the morning service pupils under 20 may be admitted
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Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
4-H Leaders Conference Set in Ann Arbor Saturday
County club agent Arthur E. Hagen announces a 4-H leaders conference in Ann Arbor on Saturday. Activities include a Saline Junior Club demonstration, parliamentary practices talk, lunch at Allenel hotel, novelty music by Mr. Eastlake, and a talk by Dr. M. S. Pittman. Afternoon sessions in the Y M C A feature A. G. Kettunen leading an open forum.
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Arthur E. Hagen
Ann Arbor
Allenel Hotel
Saline
Eastlake
M. S. Pittman
Michigan State Normal College
A. G. Kettunen
Homer Stofer
Paul R. Washke
Mrs Ruth Mood Dies After Saline Visit
Mrs Ruth W Mood aged 45 died at her East Michigan avenue home Wednesday May 1 after moving to Saline in 1927. She leaves Virgil Mood husband and four children Mary Jessie Dwight and Lloyd all at home. Funeral services were held at her residence with Rev S Schofield officiating and a second service in Danville Indiana at 2 PM Saturday conducted by Rev A A Shultz.
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Ruth W. Mood
Saline
East Michigan Avenue
Danville
Indiana
Virgil Mood
Mary
Jessie
Dwight
Lloyd
Hore
Rev. S. Schofield
Card of Thanks for Saline Loss
Virgil Mood and children express gratitude for the kindness shown by friends during the sickness and death of their wife and mother in Saline.
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Virgil
Otto S Schairer Joins Radio Corporation as Patent Director
Otto S Schairer named director of patent development for the Radio Corporation of America. A Michigan graduate and Saline native, he leaves Westinghouse where he led the patent department since 1926. He joined Westinghouse in 1903 after earning a law degree in 1912.
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Otto S. Schairer
J. G. Harboard
Radio Corporation of America
Mr. Schairer
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Schairer
Saline
University of Michigan
Westinghouse Company
Pennsylvania
Missing Word Contest Moves Into Tenth Week
The Educational Missing Word contest continues into its tenth week with hundreds of answers pouring in from contestants across different walks of life. Merchants’ ads have drawn heavy reader attention and cash awards go to those who locate the most omitted words as the tallying challenge grows tougher.
April Pupils Count and Rabies Scare At Sethton
The district lists April attendance with 24 enrollments after three new pupils joined Beatrice McCollum Neil Finkbeiner and Eleanor Ellis. Visitors include Eileen Girbach and others. A stray dog bit eight people at Mr and Mrs Brauher's Sethton home before being killed. The dog tested positive for rabies and victims begin Pasteur treatment and 18 day observation with serum from Detroit.
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Veneta
Waynard Carr
Helen
Maxine
Pauline
Ruby Baston
Betty Gordon
Doris
Genevieve Gilbert
Duane
Glendora
Leila
Beatrice McCollum
Neil Finkbeiner
Eleanor Ellis
Eileen Girbach
Hollis Carr
Clair Gilbert
Mr. Nurnberger
Charlotte
Rubena Finkbeiner
Dorothy Gordon
Virginia Gilbert
Miss Haas
Mrs. Robinson
Andrew Goodin
Robert Brauher
Sethton
Brauher
Budges
Ithaca
Ann Arbor
Pasteur
Detroit
Carson City Gazette
Minnie R Jones Dies After Brief Illness at 66
Minnie R Jones 66 daughter of Ezra and Mrs Jones died Wednesday May 1 after a brief illness. A Saline High School graduate first in her class of four girls she worked with Miss Minnie Buckman at a greenhouse. Survived by brother Frank B E Jones of Ann Arbor and nephew Elroy Jones of Detroit. Funeral at Miss Buckman home West Michigan Avenue with Rev Hathaway officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Minnie R.jones
Minnie Buckman
Miss Jones
Ezra Jones
New York State
Saline High
Federated Church and Woman’s Club
Frank BE. Jones
Ann Arbor
Elroy Jones
Detroit
Miss Buckman
West Michigan Avenue
Methodist Church Notes for May 12 Mother’s Day
Minister S Schofield presides as the Methodist Church marks Mother’s Day with a special choir program and organ violin and flute pieces. Bible school 11 15 am EB L Cramer superintendent. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 pm. evening service 7 30 pm with Junior choir. Thursday prayer meeting 7 30 pm choir at Dr Hall’s home. Mother Daughter banquet Friday May 17 with table space limited tickets via Mrs Jordan.
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Bible School
EB. L. Cramer
Epworth League
Dr. Hall
Ann Arbor Street
Thanks for kindness after bereavement and tax quip
The Lamb and Elliott families express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy after their loss. Special thanks are given to Reverend S. Schofield and to the singers. The note ends with a humorous aside about how high school algebra helps with income tax calculations.
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S. Schofield
John H. Lamb
B. H. Hiliott
For Sale and Notices from The Observer Liner-ad Pack
Classified notices list animals for sale including cows and pigs, laying hens wanted, and a house to rent. Local businesses Wiedman Auto Company Parsons & Dodge advertise products, while Ypsi Field Hatchery promotes baby chicks with weekly hatches and a 32 page book.
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Wiedman Auto Company
R. I
Michigan Ave
Ypsilanti
Classified ads mix of used items and services in Saline area
Several local ads list for sale hay and rabbits, a 1929 Ford touring car, a 1925 Dodge sedan, and Ford and Nash trucks. Also offered are plumbing, hardware, fertilizer, real estate, rental housing, masonry, and farm services plus livestock, poultry supplies, and a variety of household goods. Local contacts include Wiedman Auto Co, Sanford Hardware, Saline Mercantile Co, Sherman Cook, Kluger Hatchery, and C. H. Miller & Son.
1926 Ford For Ford Or Sedan For Sale
A 1926 Ford for Ford or sedan offered at 150 dollars with lacquer finish balloon tires and a well running motor. The ad notes economical miles and low cost. Also mentions GEO W COOK & SON as Authorized Chevrolet Dealers and a notice calling for legal printing in estate settlements to be sent to the newspaper with Probate Judge approval.
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GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
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Edison
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South Michigan League
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Saline Club
THE
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Saline Boy
Otto M. Schatrer
Hammond School News
Minnie R. Jones
Methodist Church
the Observer
Parsons & Dodge
Dietiker’s
C.N. Easton
John Rowe
Clarence Johnson
Better Saline Mercantile Company
Laurence Alber
Hay
Carl Smith
Jay Harmon
Fordsons
Gottlob Kuebler
Aviation
Sanford Hardware Co
Henderson's
Dixie Service
Fred Braun
DOBGH
Sanford Hardware Company
Jos. L. Arnet
Michigana
FORD
Wiedman Auto Co
Saline Mercantile Co
Kluger Hatchery
Bridgewater
Nash Truck
Sherman Cook
Urania
Emil Milkey
Orrin Briggs
Saline Mercantile Company
Westphal
Wm. Westphal
McKay St
Jacob Smith
McKay
John Deere Gang
C. H. Miller & Son
Golden Agle
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