Mother's day program and church events at Federated Church
The Federated Church led by Pastor W J Cross honors Mothers Day with a program by the church women including Miss Edna Smith. upcoming Mothers and Daughters Week features devotionals, a prayer meeting talk on Religion in the Home, and a Friday banquet at 50 cents per plate. John Hubbard, a Ypsilanti ministerial candidate, is set to join Tron River. A Presbyterian society meeting May 22 will vote on repairs or a house exchange near the church on Michigan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Miller
Julian Nadeau
Charles. Sweet
Edna Smith
Ypsilanti
John Hubbard
Presbyterian Church
Theological
Tron River
Presbyterian Society
Michian Avenue
Tivers
Sociery
Christian Science Notes Saline Service and Sunday School
The Christian Science society of Saline holds services in the hall over the Citizens Bank at 10 30 Sunday morning with the lesson Mortals and Immortals. A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 evening. Sunday school follows the morning service and admits pupils under 20 years.
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the Christian Science. Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
County clubs picnic set for May in Ann Arbor
Arrangements for the county clubs picnic are complete for Saturday May 26 in Ann Arbor with leaders teachers and families invited. The program includes judging of garments and handicraft at the YMCA, a complimentary show at the Majestic Theatre, a Scout led noon march to Island Park, picnic lunch coffee and ice cream, music by the University of Michigan band and performances by winter clubs, and visits to the University of Michigan museum and YMCA office. If rain day activities move to Ann Arbor High School gym and Harris Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnn Arbor
Majestic Theatre
Gerald Hoag
Boy Scout
Swits
Island Park
Ann Arbor Botevians
Kiwanians
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
State Lab
RB. A. Turner
University of Michigan Gand
University of Michigan Musfium
Ann Arbor Times News Office
Ann Arbor High School Symnasium
Harris Halt
Saline Observer pricing and advertising policy notes
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates Eight months for $1 Four months 50c Two months 25c with flexible payment. Single copies five cents cards of thanks resolutions of conscience obituaries and marriages published free poetry paid per line entertainment notices paid per word. Personal or business solicitations billed at regular rates.
A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE
Saline residents are praised for their generosity and strong sense of community. The article extols the town as highly responsive to those in need, calling it a model of practical Christianity and universal human brotherhood. The piece asserts Saline has a superior record in aiding the unfortunate.
Noted 1896 Stockbridge glimpses in Brighton Argus
A subscriber relays an 1896 Stockbridge paper excerpt to the Argus listing everyday life notes. It recalls ladies bustles, rare operations, no silos or appendicitis, onion prices, and familiar goods. The column contrasts old fashions with the modern flapper and ends with a quip on nerve and stares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockbridge
Arguss
Crean
Brighton Argus
Obituary Items From Local 1890s Page
Thirty years ago a Jithle child of Mr and Mrs Pred Meyer was buried Tuesday. Mrs Anna Shaw fell Saturday and died days later from injuries. Mrs George A Cobb died after a lingering illness. Catherine King native of England died Friday morning. Caleb M King and Catherine King long residents of Saline with many years in the area. Charles Ehlis Jr assigned policeman post at World’s Fair in Chicago. May 17 1893 marriage noted between Edward B. Russell and Nellie Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Meyer
Charles Ehlis, Jr
Chicago
Baptist
J. E. Platt
Edward BE. Russell
Nellie Tucker
Anna Shaw
George A. Cobb
Letdptiett
Catherine King
England
London
Caleb M. King
America
Lodi
Fifteen Years Ago Births and Local Property Moves
Fifteen years ago a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klumpp. Garl Josenhans returned from Ann Arbor. George Bernard bought the Townsend house on North Ann Arbor Street. Albert Neithammer bought the John Fowler house east of town. Mrs. Samuel Coleman died Monday. Leonard Bassett died Tuesday after paralysis. Fred Jerry, deputy Sheriff, guards conductor Mead at the hospital after a wreck near Ypsilanti. Mead suffered a head injury and mind shatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Klumpp
Garl Josenhans
Homse
Ann Arbor
George Bernard
Townsend
Ann Arbor Street
Albert Neithammer
John Fowler
Samuel Coleman
Leonard Bassett
Fred
Jerry
Conductor Mead
Mead
Ypsilanti
National Investment Bankers Aims to Shield Small Investors
The National Investment Bankers Association launches a campaign to educate small investors about distinguishing solid investments from speculative schemes. It notes many $100 or so buyers are lured by promoters and fear public ridicule after losses, allowing fake promoters to repeat abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Investment Bankers Association
Married Men Know Two Sides to Every Question
A humorous line notes that most husbands recognize a second side to disputes that should not be spoken aloud, reflecting common marital banter about sensitive topics.
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Federated Church
Christian Science Notes
Aptpernoon
Radio Supplies and Service
Clark Rouse
Lime
Wing & Evans, Inc
Detroit,, Mich
Solvay
Saline Mercantile Company
the Mills Co
Garment Store
the Mills Company
Main ST
Ann, Arbor
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Saline
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GEO. Uphaus
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
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