Washtenaw 4-H Annual Meeting Set in Ann Arbor
Washtenaw county 4-H clubs will hold their annual convention and leaders summer meeting in Ann Arbor on Wednesday June 5. Delegates from each club will attend sessions with Michigan State College specialists and elect directors of the 4-H council. A Rotary Club luncheon, group meetings on home economics livestock crops poultry forestry and publicity work follow a morning business session and afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Arthur E. Hagen
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Rotary Club
Marvin S. Pittman
Michigan
State
Normal College
Vera Kalmbach
Lyndon
Homer Storer
Katherine Outwater
Lima
Cyril Spike
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
Honor Service Club
East Lansing
Mildred Walsh
Delhi
Leona Gale
Superior
Raymond Girbach
Saline
Salem
M-11 Paving Delayed To 1931 In Michigan
Michigan highway officials say M-11 paving will wait until next year and M-12 widening will not begin until M-11 is paved. Grover C. Dillman led a Detroit St Joseph tour with 50 business leaders and road commissioners from seven counties urging a 100 foot right of way donations for the thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Dillman
Michigan Avenue Highway Association
Detroit
St. Joseph
Wayne
Washtenaw
Jackson
Calhoun
Kalamazoo
van Buren
Berrien
Dillman
Manchester Enterprise
Miss Doris Gauss Weds Clarke Rouse in Dexter Ceremony
Dr A W Stalker performed the 4 PM Thursday wedding at the Methodist parsonage uniting Doris R Gauss daughter of Reuben and Mrs Gauss of Dexter to Clarke Rouse of Ann Arbor. The bride wore white with white roses and sweetpeas. her sister Verdice Gauss wore pink with pink roses. Best man Ezra Beuerle. The bride is secretary to Judge George W Sample of Washtenaw circuit court. the groom manages Kroger on Main Street. They will live in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Stalker
Methodist
Doris R. Gauss
Reuben Gauss
Dexter
Clarke Rouse
Ann Arbor
Verdice Gauss
Ezra Beuerle
George W. Sample
Washtenaw Circuit Court
Rouse
Kroger
Main Street
Ernest Towler
Hillsdale County Fair Plans Three Night Openings
Hillsdale County Fair Board approves three night fairs this season with gambling concessions barred and general admission cut to 35 cents. Cars barred from grounds except Sunday before the fair. A floor for dancing is approved and a second ball diamond is debated with a possible $250 cap. Grain exhibit premiums updated after county granges request. Free car safety inspections offered by Wiedman Auto Company in 1929 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Hillsdale County Fair Board
Wiedman Auto Company
Methodist Church Notes with S Schofield
The Methodist Church announces morning service at 10:00 with sermon Christlike Emotion and Sunday school at 11:15 led by KE Cram er. Union memorial service at 7:30 will feature Rev. R E Mitchell of Ypsilanti. Epworth League devotional at 6:30, Thursday prayer and Bible study, choir at 7:00, Mother-Daughter banquet Friday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Cleaves
KE. L. Cramer
Union Memorial
R. E. Mitchell
Ypsilanti
Epworth League
Dr. Hall
Christian Science Society of Saline Services Notice
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens Bank Sundays at 10 30 a m with the topic Soul and Body Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation to all Sunday school after the morning service pupils under 20 may be admitted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Christian Science. Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Twenty Five in 1929 Graduating Class
Fifteen young women and ten young men form the 1929 graduating class. Officers are President Ruth Gross Vice President Arnold Lambarth Secretary Ruth Hertler Treasurer Floyde Carr Colors old rose and silver motto Here endeth here beginneth. Commencement on Thursday June 13 at the opera house with a full program and multiple related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gross
Arnold Lambarth
Ruth Hertler
Floyde Carr
Opera House
Eastern Star Hall
Federated Church
C. H. Wittbracht
S. Schofield
Laura Lambarth
Joyce Heilman
Lucile Hirth
C.L. Goodrich
Richard Cramer
Clus
Michigan Legislature Acts in Broad Fiscal and Policy Measures
The legislature approved capital punishment for first degree murder, created a permanent state crime commission and a state police radio station, restricted fireworks, and set 2 million dollars annually for poor school districts. It also enacted tax on cigarettes, reformed criminal and liquor laws, raised various salaries, and established agencies including a state board of aeronautics and a judicial council, plus a colonized set of commissions and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Commission
Supreme Court
State Board of Aeronautics
Judicial Council
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
State Administrative Board
Isle Royale
Russia
Federated Church Notes with Rev Evans to Speak
The Federated Church holds services Sunday at 10 am with Rev. Evans of Ann Arbor occupying the pulpit. A union service will be held in the Methodist church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Dunk
Federated Church
Rev. Evans
Ann Arbor
Methodist
Dairy Farmers Meet In Ann Arbor Rally At Chamber
Washtenaw county dairy farmers and nearby areas are invited to a May 25 8 pm rally at the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce. Speaker Martin F Millard of Detroit will discuss Cost of Production and Distribution as farmers push pooling milk and cows and seeking government loans to build plants and distribute their own milk. Sponsored by George McCalla Ypsilanti Charlies McCalla Herman A Staebler Ann Arbor Fred Kennedy Chelsea Orlando Gray Manchester William Kaiser Bridgewater Charles Schultz Saline Harry Atchison Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Chamber of Commerce
Ann Arbor
Martin F. Millard
Detroit
Northville
Monroe
Lapeer
St. Clair
Macomb
Livingston
George McCalla
Ypsilanti
Charlies McCalla
Herman A. Staebler
Fred Kennedy
Chelsea
Orlando Gray
Manchester
William Kaiser
Bridgewater
Charles Schultz
Saline
Harry Atchison
Salem
Classified Ads Reach Saline Readers with Local Goods
Local listings show rides and sales from Wiedman Auto Company and Parsons Dodge including Ford and Fordor models, garden stock from Ypsi Fields Hatchery, seeds and feeds, plus rentals and services. Lost dog, dance at Sand Lake, and two women sought for housework also appear amid ads and notices.
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Martin Fuoss
Stabbler Oil Company
Henderson
Geo. Bancroft
The
Wolf
Wall Street
Bancroft
Underworld
Badanova
Kentucky Jubilee Singers
Richard Bonelli and
Ruby Keeler
Clara Bow
Wharing
Greene
E. Liberty Street
Aun
Arbor
Department of Religious Education
State of
Milan
Willis
Sharon
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
Lenawee County
J. H. Martin
D. D
Rouse-Gauss
Methodist Church
Christian Science Notes
Finkbeiner
Ruth W. M. Gross
Ronald L. Fitzgerald
Wilber E. Bredernitz
C. Leonard Wells
Do. Arnold
Folk
Peter Paul Hstermyer, Jr
Alice Geraldine Trout
Elowene Elsie Tower
Floyde Eugene Carr
Jessie Mood
Ruth H. Herfler
Federated Church Notes
the Observer
Parsons & Dodge
Dietiker
Fordson Tractors
Parsons & Dodge Implement Store
Jacob Visel
Ford
Henry Goltz
Sand Lake
Overland
Uphaus & Schroen
McCormick-Deering
Saline Mercantile Company
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
R. I
Ypsi-Field Hatchery
Richard Clark
McH Lumber
Jay Harmon
Gottlob Kuebler
Fred Hertler
Sylvan Gardens
Sanford Hardware Co
Ford Tudor
Dixie Service
Briggs
Sanford Hardware Company
Saline Phone
Jos
L. Arnet
Michigana
General Electric Refrigerator
Saline Mercantile Co
Klager Hatchery
Sherman Cook
Urania
Emil Milkey
Orrin Briggs
W. McKay St
Jacob Smith
W. McKay
Uphaus & Schroen R. C. A
University Music House
Mich
Prest, Frida
Bere Zorn
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