The Gypsy Rover PTA Play Draws Big Heat Aged Crowd
More than 400 people attended the PTA presentation of The Gypsy Rover in the siditorium on Monday evening despite heat. Cast members delivered strong turns with Ruth Gauss and Erwin Selmid singled out, while Mrs Daniel Hell led the production and the show raised about 570 for the PTA treasury. A brief curtain call saw rain start as the performance ended, helping local crops.
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PTA
Siditorium
Ruth Gauss
Eien Martin
Audrey Pray
Mae Schroen
Todward F. Henne
Wesley Gross
Erwin Selnid
A. A. Raider
Daniel Hull
Ralph Harwood
Edward A. Clark
Walter D. Cook
Erwin Selmid
Iekd
Messrs
Henne
Gross
Kalder
Hil
George Martindale
Ralph Hardwood
Della Burkhardt
Marion Bredenits
Apts
Maxine Fostick
Daniel Hell
St Pan's Mother and Daughter Banquet A Delightful Event
St Pauls church hosted its annual Mother and Daughter banquet last Tuesday evening. Miss Tuella Burkhardt served as toast mistress with Amanda Meyer introducing her. Shirley Kern delivered the welcome, and a series of toasts readings and performances followed, with nearly two hundred in attendance.
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St. Paul's Church
Tuella Burkhardt
Amanda Meyer
Jesse
Shirley Kern
Velma Jerelz
Birs
Lucile Henderson
Casper Groeb
Ruth Schieh
Helen Haarer
Max Scaroen
Marjorisana
Betty Boettger
Practitioner Wound to Have Two Licenses
Prosecutor A. J. Rapp in Lansing investigated George Wells who travels to Ypsilanti and beyond for medical work. He holds a state license as a divine healer and reader and another as a hawker of patent medicines. Wells maintains an extensive following in the region.
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A. J. Rapp
Lansing
George Wells
Ypsilanti
Electric Cooking Demonstration at Saline Featured Event
An electric cooking demonstration is scheduled at 112 East Michigan Avenue Saline on May 28 and 29 from 2 to 4 30 p m daily. An experienced demonstrator will conduct the event sponsored by The Detroit Hi Company. Attendees may learn about low priced advertisers and sales agents promising high earnings.
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East Michigan Avenue
Saline
Detroit Hi Company
J Hop Proved To Be A Colossal Class Event
The 1985 Jssue staged at the semnal gymnasium honored the class of 1934 with a banquet for about 75 people including faculty. A dinner served by Trinity Lutheran church followed a program of songs and readings, then dancing with a student orchestra, as hundreds watched from the gallery.
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Jssue
Semnal Gymnasium
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ann Hall
Prosecutor Rapp Talks At Kiwanis Meeting
Albert J. Repp of Ann Arbor addressed the Igcal Kiwanis Club on duties of the prosecuting attorney. He outlined procedures in felony and misdemeanor cases, noted high trial figures, and stressed law enforcement. He cited costs per arrest and warned about fraudulent stock schemes and recent bond thefts near Chelsea.
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P Rosecutor
Albert J. Repp
Amr Arbor
Igcal Kiwanis Club
Rapp
Cuit
Justice Cour
United States
Washtenaw County
Chelsea
Chelsea Standard
Memorial Day services planned with American Legion program
Memorial Day program arranged for annual services under the American Legion with decorations by Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls at 10 am in the school auditorium. Donations for flowers may be arranged with Mrs. Max Foedick or Ber e Anheus. Details beyond this week’s notice are unavailable. Milan village tax rate for the coming year set at seven mills, the lowest in history, per council action on Pridey night.
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American Legion
Vauditorim
Max Foedick
Bere Anheus
Aker
Milan
Hospital Wins Two Games Tops League
In a rugged softball span last week Cook's Garage beat Haarer's Market 10 to 0 as Owen pitched for the victors with Clarence Fritz catching. Brown and Hamilton starred. eight hits produced 10 runs. Bridgewater defeats Saline Valley Farms 4 to 0 with Meach homering and Radeniugh holding five runs. Gross Hardware vs The Suite Hospital tied 6 12 before Suite Hospital won 12 to 1 as Gross' defense faltered. Haarer's first win of the year 4 to 1 over Bridgewater marked a two way tie for third place. State Hospital beat Saline Valley Farms 10 to 8, tying for first with the Farmers who had lost to Bridgewater previously. Next week Gross faces Cook's Garage, Haarer's meets Gross, and Bridgewater plays Hospital.
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Cook's
Haarer's
Owen
Clarence Fritz
Brown
Hamilton
Jirst
Bridgewster
Saline Valley Farms
Earl Meach
Radeniugh
Gross Hardware
Tthe Suite Hospital
Haare
Bridgewater
Lesque
Butchers
Tedele
Mann
State Hospital
Smt Wonight
Gross
Demoné
Haarer
Poppy symbolism of World War I recalled in memorial note
A long tribute explains the origin of wearing red poppies to honor World War I dead. It cites Col John McCrae and the spread of the custom in England Canada France and the United States. It calls for continued support for welfare work for veterans.
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Flanders Field
France
Belgium
England
Canadia
United States
Col
John McCrea
Flanders Fields
Less Hale Year Stickers Than In 33
A 1884 survey of motor vehicle registration shows 561,288 motorists bought full year plates, 31,606 more than 1908. Windshield sticker permits fell from 280,987 in 1933 to 205,905 in 1984, while heavier trucks and trailers remain licensed, boosting fees by 80,187 with 2,571 fewer trucks and 2,028 fewer trailers, and a $43,785 rise in other fees.
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Michigan
Ucks
Republican Bouquet and Rally Friday
A large political rally and banquet will be held Friday at the Saline high school auditorium. Prominent speakers include Hon. Harry Toy of Detroit, James Fry of Battle Creek, and C. V. Potter of Jackson. The American Legion auxiliary will provide refreshments at 7 p.m. and organizers urge broad participation, with emphasis on welcoming women.
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Saline
Washtonaward
Harry Toy
Detroit
Wayne County
James §. Fry
Battle Creek
House of Representatives
Republican State Central Committee
C. V. Potter
Jackson
Republican Committee
Jacksn
Atecan Legion
Saline Junior Corn Club Meets at Home of Lutz
The Saline Junior Corn Club met last Thursday evening at Jotour Lutz’s home with most members present. President Burg led the session and discussed seed treatment and testing, showing samples of treated and untreated corn. New members Paul Herter and Albert Gall joined, with Willaed stop added to the club. future meetings will be at Milton Buss’s home on the Saline Manchester road.
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Iwely
Jotour Lutz
Gise
Lutz
Paul Herter
Albert Gall
Gare Clib
Lijrstack Club
Sdditisnat
Willaed
Tal Club
Milton Buss
Saline-Manchester Road
Jmme
Arthur Lutz
Lester Ifanson
Alumni Banquet Plans Progress At June 1 Event
Committees report completed plans for the alumni banquet and reunion. A pastel decor scheme is being prepared and an varied program designed to entertain graduates from 1877 to 1534. Tickets available from Kub Keubler and purchases urged early for a full evening of dining and festivities at the Latin High School auditorium.
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Keubler
Catroif
Lestie
Onsted
Ypsilanti
Birmingham
Chicago
Drunkenness Rise Noted After Prohibition Repeal
A survey by the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union shows rising drunkenness since repeal, with figures from New York City 58.5 percent and Los Angeles 95.8 percent among others. The group argues zeal for true temperance did not follow repeal, despite leading organizations claiming that goal.
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Evanston
America
National Woman's Christian Temperance, Union
New York City
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Mines
Boston
Denver
Portland
Dalat
Worcester
Mass
Detroit
Dog Tax Notice for Delinquents and Payment Details
The notice lists dog tax delinquent individuals and instructs payment by June 4. It states penalties may apply and payments may be exchanged for other articles or to settle the debt. Named official Austin Robison is referenced as Supervisor.
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Austin’ Robison
Supervisoy
Local Ads Offer Cars, Crops, Glads and Potatoes
A cluttered agate of classified ads lists used cars including a 1931 Chevrolet truck and a 1831 Chevrolet pickup, tractors, spreaders, and assorted farm tools. Also offered are Gladiola bulbs, potato varieties, fruit trees, and garden supplies from Wiedman Auto Company, Gross Hardware, Saline Mercantile Co, and Muir's. Local trades include beaming mulch, calendars, fans, and general household goods. The ad invites notices for legal settlements to The Observer.
Unclear consumer ad copy urges disposal for cash
A fragmentary plea promotes turning unwanted items into cash through an office call. The ad mentions old furniture and household goods like a cook stove and rug, inviting readers to contact for quick money, but the wording is garbled and hard to parse.
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Sway
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Cinzon Woolen Mig. Co
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Clinton
Observer
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Valley Arms
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Bigs
Wesks
E. J. Muir
Diiver
Weid, Men Ante Company
Selive Creamery
Wolverine
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
DeSoto
Wiedman Auito Co
Guess & Sons
Coure, Cred Motor Sedmman Anta Co
St. Prank
Route 2
Vigora
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Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Saling Mercantile Company
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Will Kelt
Wiedman Auto Company
Andrew Girbach
L. Farguns
Sile—McCray
O. A. Tordan
Tae Observer Fire
John Deere
Wiedman Ante Company
Rogers
Johnston
Muir
Lewis Ernst
Pontiac
Gross & Sons
Herman Heininger
Fisher Meat Market
Mick
GRO. V. Cook & Son
Dr. Bennett
Barney Google
Henry Ford
Gross & Sons Bardware
Will Trasde
GEO
V. Cook & Son
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