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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1934

Page

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Graduation Plans Are Practically Complete

Plans for this year's commencement are nearly set with three events May 27 29 and 31 at the H S gym. Rev M S Rice of Detroit will headline the commencement program as the main speaker with others contributing at the baccalaureate and class day ceremonies. An alumni banquet is scheduled for June 1 in the H S gym.

Sub Rosa H.&. Gymnasium C. H. Wittbracht St. Paul’s Bert Ede M. BE. Church St. Paul's Frances Bowen Jean Carleen Burkhart George Wood Alwin Marion Lucile Rogers Florence Wiedmayer John Burg Helen Dunn H. 8 M.S. Rice North Woodward M. E Detroit M. HB Rice H. S

Senior Mews Celebrate Two Valedictorian Honors

Frances Bowen is named valedictorian and Jean Burkhart is salutatorian for the graduating class of 1884. The column praises their balanced academic achievement and leadership in school and community activities while noting the lack of a formal valedictorian/salutatorian ceremony. The rest of the piece reports on softball, a chalk talk, a farmers market effort, a band concert, and local chatter including a taxes joke about tacks.

Frances Bowen Jean Burkhart Frances Jean Saline High

Prizes Awarded In The Saline Poster Contest

The Saline American Legion Auxiliary held a poster contest in Saline Schools with two divisions from fourth through ninth grade and tenth through twelfth grade. Ruth Schleh won first prize of 1 dollar, Betty Cathers second with 75 cents, and Eileen Moehn third with 50 cents. all other entrants received 45 cents. The judging by Rev. Bert Ede, Mrs. Luella Parsons, and Mrs. Mark Sugden cited lack of an art teacher and limited painting but praised color harmony and design. Awards to be presented at 10 a.m. Wednesday assembly.

American Legion Auxiliary of Saline Bert Ede Luella Parsons Mark Sugden Ruth Schleh Betty Cathers Eileen Moehn Auxiliary

The Gypsy Rover to Headline Saline PTA Meeting

The Saline P T A will host a musical comedy titled The Gypsy Rover on Monday May 21. Students will form the chorus directed by Miss Soisson and Miss Gauss with committees for costumes stage decorations and ticket sales led by Al Schmidt. Buyers are urged to purchase early to fill the 600 seat auditorium and support the school.

Saline

Softball League to Feature Six Teams This Season

The 1834 softball season will open with six teams. Two new entrants are Saline Valley Farms and the State hospital, joining four returning clubs. Managers meet tonight to finalize rules and player dispositions. A park “bee” drew nine volunteers to prepare a new diamond, but progress may lag to fall.

Saline Valley Farms State Hospital Bridgewater Geo. V. Cobb & Son Haarer Charles Albert

Macon Church to Celebrate 100th Anniversary

The Methodist church in Macon will observe its 100th founding anniversary with services starting Sunday May 13 led by Bishop Edgar Blake. A program of plantation songs and anti slavery era history is planned May 16 at 8 p m. A local cast will perform The Hoot Owl May 18 and 19 with Home Coming day May 20. Dr Phelps of Detroit will preach May 20 and Dr Halmhub er May 27.

Methodist Church Edgar Blake Ypsilanti Macon Carroll Halbert M. BE Phelps Detroit Halmhuber

Melan Couple Quietly Married in Ohio

Miss Anna Sommers and Edward Grams wed quietly Friday April 27 at the bride’s home in Columbus Grove Ohio with Rev J W Witch officiating. The bride wore navy triple crepe and yellow Johanna Hill roses. groom wore oxford grey. They were attended by Harold Sommers and wife. Mrs Grams is from Milan area. both will live in Ann Arbor and work there.

Anna Sommers Edward Grems Harold Sommers Columbus Grove Ohio J. W. Witch Johanna Hill Grams the Saline High School

Willing: Workers Meeting Notes April Session

Workers met with Mrs. Mable Needham for their April meeting called by president Mrs. Tia Luckhardt. Members sang Bless Be the Tie that Binds and recited the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Minnie Hemmond led the program with music by Mrs. Lulu Fitzgerald and a play titled Physical Torture Club.

Mable Needham Tia Luckhardt Hallie Mehler Minnie Hemmond Lulu ¥ Fitzgerald Mesdames Mattie Craig Ida Mehler

Alumni Banquet Promotes 1884 Class Reunion at School

The annual alumni banquet is set for Friday June 1 at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. All graduates are invited and encouraged to attend and support a large 1884 reunion with music dancing and social time after the banquet. Tickets include meal and are sold by the ticket committee led by Kub and crew.

Saline Woman's Club Tour to Detroit News House

Thirty three Saline Woman's club members visited the Detroit News in a Gulf to guide through departments including artists and photography, advertising, library, printing, and the WWJ radio studio. Tea was served in a decorated conference room before meeting staff members.

Saline Woman's Club Detroit News Sally Woodward Guidas George Catlin WWJ Rex White Ella Gordon Smith Louis Leeds Edith Crumb Jacqueline Frost The News Detroit ‘News

Bequest of thanks for sympathy following bereavement

We thank friends and relatives for kindness after our bereavement and appreciate Rev Ede for comforting words and the singing of Mr and Mrs Chester Leonard along with near relatives.

Ede Chester Leonard

Clean-Up Days Set For Friday and Saturday Mornings

This week designates Friday and Saturday mornings as clean-up days. Residents should place tin cans and other recyclables in bags or boxes at curbside for truck pickup.

Obituary of John Collins Pioneer of Macon Neighb orhood

John Collins born December 1846 at the Macon old homestead son of Eli and Mary Ant Collins lived most his life in Macon vicinity with one Florida winter. He died April 28 at 87 with burial in Macon. Survived by Emerson and Almeda of Saline, a sister-in-law Bren Collins plus many nephews nieces and six great great nephews and nieces. He served on Gleason school board for about thirty years.

John Collins Eli Mary Ant Collins Old Homestead Macon HE Collins Macon N Florida George Gleason Amos James Maccn Cemetery

Subscription payment for The Observer to 1984

Inclosed is a check to pay for 1933 to 1984 subscription to The Observer. We do not want to miss an issue of the paper. Keepers Mrs. A. M. Schairer.

West Point, Neb Sim. R. Wilson Observer A. M. Schairer

Local Observer Offers Sample At Bargain Price

The Observer and The Pathfinder promise to keep readers informed both locally and globally. A sample issue is available for only 1.75 dollars for a year, with the weekly price set to attract new subscribers.

Observer Pathfinder

Frigid air ad and used auto listings lure buyers

The Observer’s classified section promotes Frigid aire at E. J. Muir's and Wiedman Auto Company offerings. It highlights Ford AA truck, Model A coupe, used tractors, spinners and spreads, Buicks and Pontiacs, and animals and garden goods from local merchants like Saline Mercantile Co and Bert Moore.

Wiedman Auto Co Wiedman Auto Company Saline

Classified ad roundup includes vehicles and services

A mixed list features a 1931 Chevrolet Truck with long wheelbase and stake body, a 1981 Chevrolet pickup in good condition, and a DeSoto Plymouth dealer recruitment. Also listed are a player piano bargain and a note inviting local legal printing notices for estate settlements to appear in The Observer.

Chevrolet GEO. W. Cook & Son Gmo W. Cook & Son DeSoto-Plymouth DeSoto and Plymouth Hendee Motor Sales Washington Ann Arbor The Observer

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