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05 Nov 1936
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
1
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Milan defeated Saline 45 to 0 after forcing turnovers and intercepting several Saline passes in the second half. Milan jumped to a 19 point lead by halftime and pulled away with four touchdowns two of which came on interception returns. Saline could not mount a scoring drive and punting deteriorated as the game wore on.
The school invites parents and patrons to visit during National Education Week November 9 to 15. Tuesday and Friday evenings feature graded classes, an auditorium program with bands, glee clubs, songs, and plays, plus exhibits in poultry, crops, science, shop, social studies, and home economics. Elementary displays showcase work from all grades including kindergarten.
The Rev Roy J Miller will start his pastorate at the Federated church in Saline on Sunday November 8 at 10 am. He comes from a community church in Rosedale Gardens and has served churches in Ithaca Alpena Michigan and Chicago. He studied at the University of Wisconsin and McCormick Theological Seminary. The Millers plan to move into the parsonage next week. Their son Harvard recently graduated from Ypsilanti Normal College and works at J L Hudson Co Detroit.
St James Evangelical Church in Saline Township announces a Sunday service at 10 a.m. for the 22nd Sunday after Trinity with sermon titled My Ene my. Sunday school follows at 11 a.m. German and English services rotate, with English services on the second and fourth Sundays.
A warm community piece features quotes and reflections, requests readers to share notes for next week, and includes a recipe for spice cake. The column recalls local tidbits from fifty years ago, mentions visitors, recovered illness, Detroit News growth, stray dogs listed for sale, and a giant three foot beet weighing 18 pounds.
A collage of quotations links enthusiasm to truth, genius, and moral character. Bulwer Lytton, D Israeli, Mary Baker Eddy, Emerson, and Galatians praise zeal as essential to achievement and steady, benevolent effort shaping great moments across history.
The Saline group met October 27 at the Legion hall for business then enjoyed a Detroit guest Miss Ryan who demonstrated electric cooking and served a meal. Mrs. Donald Shurtz won the boiled dinner drawing, one new member joined, and the next meeting is November 10 at Mrs. C. H. Miller's home with a guest invitation.
The new council will include G C Townsend Ben Uphaus Al win Gross Adolph Lindemann and Sam Lambarth. The county favored Republicans while Democrats won the governorship and senatorship. President Roosevelt reportedly carried most states. Woodward Fruit Farm advertises winter apples and delivery, with directions. The Observer invites readers to send probate notices for publication via the Probate Judge.
St John’s congregation celebrated the pastors twenty fifth year with a secret supper and flowers. Rev Bergener of Detroit and Mrs Bergener visited. members from Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Chelsea Maybee Ida Dundee Riga and Blissfield attended the observance alongside the pastor and Mrs Phillipp.
William Hendershot dies following a barn fire that destroyed hay grain and livestock on his 200 acre Mooreville farm. He went inside to rescue stock and likely died of heart failure from exertion. Survived by his widow Lottie and several in laws and nieces. funeral held at Collins funeral home Tecumseh.
Last Thursday Rotary in Ann Arbor welcomed Hugh Reveling and Rev Bert Ede joining the club. Dr. Wallace led a pledge and citizenship address as Louis Burke spoke on Citizenship and Voting, urging greater voter appreciation and duty. Guests included Armine Westphal and J W Harmon with plans for a student program lead by seniors next summer.
A cross border team of interpreters from Canada the United States and abroad prepare a week of intensive gospel preaching starting Sunday in Saline. The appeal urges unity with a mission to lift up Jesus and draw all men to Christ through prayer and renewed religious life.
I thank neighbors and friends who aided during the recent fire and the tragic death of my husband and the Saline fire department for their efforts and courtesy. Signed by Mrs. Lottie Hendershot.
Multiple small ads list for sale items including feeding lambs wool ewes apples lard and puillets, plus footwear and home goods at Parsons and other stores. Additional notices include room rent and a 10 November dance fundraiser at the Polar Bear Casino for Wood school. Local dealer names include Cole's Feed Store Parsons Wiedman Auto Muir and Muir. Contact details and phone numbers appear throughout.
Various notices including trap and rifle events at Hoffmans Flats on November 1 and 8 all day. For sale cattle lambs and wool rams near Saline. Eye health campaign by Dr. L O Gibson in Ann Arbor. Rug cleaning and pickup by McIntyre of Pinckney. Piano wanted to balance contracts in Detroit. Rebuilt tractors and trucks for sale by Herman Heininger. Radio repairs by Art Klager at Saline area station with Grunow Philco tubes.
In Tecumseh Michigan Hayden Mills promotes a 2444 lb free sack of "1900" Flour for couples who clip the ad within 30 days of marriage. The offer encourages new households to start housekeeping with their flour.
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