Weed Pitches No Hit Game As Hornets Shutout
Eugene Weed pitched a no hit game striking out 16 and walking four to lead Saline to a 6 0 victory over Chelsea. Cammet Dechert and Hosmer supplied offense with multiple hits as Saline built an early lead and kept Chelsea scoreless. The win snapped Chelsea’s earlier 10 1 victory this season and sets up Saline for Friday at Milan and Tuesday at Roosevelt.
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Hornets
Chelsea
Eugene Weed
Weed
Cammet
Dechert
Hosmer
Hirth
Brassow
Gramer
Milan
Roosevelt
Saline
Chelsea AB RH
Devan
Eee
Ewald
Kaster
Streiter
Badger
Gadd
Slane
Konoski
Lane
Saline Observer masthead and publisher details
The Saline Observer lists R. Wilson as publisher and M. C. Boutelle as editor and notes mailing as second class matter at the Saline, Michigan post office.
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M. C. Boutelle
iSaline, Mich
Classified Rates and Notices Policy
Single copies priced at 3 cents and subscriptions at 1.00 per year. Six months cost 50 cents and three months 25 cents. Outside Michigan 1.50 per year. Card of thanks six cents per line. Obituary and marriage notices are free. Poetry charged at 5 cents per line.
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Michigan
Council Minutes Report May 11 City Council Actions
Mayor Gross chaired the May 11 meeting in the council rooms. John Schleh appointed to fill the remainder of the year. Garbage bid awarded to Bruce LeBaron at 40 dollars monthly. Street labor paid 60 cents per hour. City tax rate set at 10 per thousand. Bills totaling 1567.43 approved. Meeting adjourned.
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Gross
Schroen
Haarer
Lambarth
John‘Schleh
Schleh
Bruce LeBaron
Yeas
Alwin Gross
Lottie Walach
Hodgepodge ideas sought for home chores and recipes
Readers are asked to share practical household tips and two favorite recipes. Submissions may include easier methods for common tasks and new ways to cook vegetables, with names used if requested.
Rotary guest Dr Otto Engelke outlines county health work
Dr Otto K Engelke head of the county health department spoke at Saline Rotary at The Tavern. He described aides including a sanitary engineer and two nurses with a third expected. He noted 128 rural schools and 22 with impure water, trailer camps needing safe water, and 3000 pupils immunized last year amid a 45000 population. President Ford read a letter from Captain Harold Miller at sea.
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Otto K. Engelke
Ann Arbor
Rotary Club
Ford
Harold Miller
Family visits and social events extend across regions
Mr and Mrs Sam Buehler and children visited relatives in Chelsea Sunday. Mrs Robert Cullen hosted Miss Carrie Cullen of Pontiac over the weekend. The Fosdicks visited Ann Arbor area friends. Local clubs and school outings marked a busy weekend with family and community gatherings across Milan, Lansing and Detroit area connections.
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Sam. Buehler
Chelsea
Robert Cullen
Carrie Cullen
Pontiac
Theodore Fosdick
Frank Kress
Ann Arbor
Alonzo Kutler
Frank Stilts
Farmers’ Club
Herman Meininger
Fred
Lansing
Lodi
Jessie Cole
Ruolph G. Layher
Detroit
Fred Layher
Will Sturm
Rosina Sturm
Theodore Raab
Bridgewater
G. M. Bradley
Ada
Charles Olson
Daphene Richards
Hubert
Monroe
Don Richards
Emanuel Rentschler
Herman Rentschler
Eugene
Highland Park
John Schroen
May
County Association of Women’s Clubs
Milan
Mesdames C
Community Notes From West Chicago Street Area Local
Thirty years ago Eid and Feuerbacher began a new house on West Chicago street. Local residents Vera Seeger and others return from Ann Arbor visits. Damaged orchard near Frank Tucker after Monday’s storm. Several residents and teachers plan trips to Ann Arbor for a day at the university grounds and museum. The article ends noting ancient Roman use of bread ceramics dissolved in milk for skin care.
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Eid, Feuerbacher
Chicago Street
Vera Seeger
Ann Arbor
Harry Friis
Ed. Rentschler
Carl
Ypsilanti
Zoa Nichols
Detroit
Amanda Sturm
Henry Goltz
Esther
Helen
Frank Tucker
Margaret Fairbanks
S. S. Raab
Whitmore Lake
EB. B. Dennis
A. J. Walters
Abner Monroe
B. N. Smith
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Kentucky
Jake Klumpp
Harry Booth
Thomas Burrow
Ed, Laubengayer
Frieda Seitz
David Seitz
G. D. Bhnis
Monroe
Sarah Schleh
Charles Hoffman
Judd
Lillian Bertler
Gooding
University Grounds
War era volunteer appeal urges help with dressings and Red Cross work
The column urges volunteers to contribute hours for Army Navy and civilian needs including surgical dressings on Thursdays. EB A Clark coordinates county wide effort as veterans’ families benefit from the sale and support tied to patriotic acts. Tulips iris and flags mark spring while readers are urged to buy and wear a symbolic poppy to aid veterans and their children.
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Red Cross
EB. A. Clark
Australia
Iceland
Africa
Sa+ line
Builders and wreckers ponder life and work
A poem contrasts skilled builders with wreckers, then a MSU kitchen feature shares asparagus rhubarb dishes and sugar substitutions. Michigan State College home economics notes offer recipe tweaks with syrups and honey. A brief item reports Charlotte Country Club officials awaiting a landscape gardener at Michigan State College.
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Michigan
Home Economics Extension Service
Michigan State College
Charlotte Country Club
Charlotte
George Field House
Charlotte Republican-Tribune
Circus preparations under way for Scout Camp Newkirk event
Boy Scout activities for Camp Newkirk on May 23 outline final instructions for circus campers arriving the day before and Saturday morning. Troops provide tents provisions gear and full circus equipment. Schedule includes barbecue at noon, big circus from 2 to 4, patrol cooked supper at 6 and grand finale at 8 with Courts of Honor roundup.
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Camp Newkirk
Jis
Evergreen Circle
Federated Church Announces Memorial Day Services
The Federated Church invites seekers to attend a Memorial Day service at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 am and Bible study. No evening service due to a baccalaureate and the Ladies Missionary Society will meet all day Wednesday starting 10 am at Mrs Hazen Jewell’s home and pot luck dinner.
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Christian Endeavor
Ladies' Missionary Society
Penny Carnival At High School May 22
Junior Red Cross announces a penny carnival at the high school on May 22 at 7 30 p m with plans for family fun. Junior members with help from other students and teachers seek donations to fund relief work and expand membership toward enrolling the school 100 percent.
Trinity Evangelical Guth. Church Service and League Notice
Divine service in English at 410 a.m. Sunday school at 11 o'clock. The League meets Thursday evening at the Otto Bredemitz home. Reverend H. L. Engel is pastor of Trinity Evangelical Church.
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Otto Bredemitz
St James Ev Lutheran Church Saline Township Services
Saline Township church note Rev C A Haneberg pastor. Divine services every Sunday at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 a m. Everyone welcome.
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Saline Township
Saline
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