Local Boy Ships Swine To Iowa
Chalmer Rinehart of Chicago, field man for Hog Breeder, praised Warren Finkbeiner’s Berkshire swine at the State Fair. Rinehart selected five gilts for Mr. Henkel of Calara Farms, Thornton, Iowa, linking Henkel to a sought breeding line. Warren’s herd earned multiple State Fair prizes, including Senior Grand Champion boar and the Exhibition Herd, reflecting twelve years of club work and Clinton High School’s Smith Hughes training.
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Chalmer Rinehart
Chicago
Warren Finkbeiner
Smith- Hughes
Clinton High School
Igist Spring Warren
J. H. Nickle & Sons
Arzenville, Ill
C. F. Curtiss
Rookwood Farm
Ames
Iowa
Rotarians Hear Boy Scouts Leader Urge Companionship
About 200 Rotarians and Ann Arbor residents heard Oscar H. Benson of the Boy Scouts urge every community to pair fine men with boys and young men. He said delinquency stems from neglected youths, praised troop committees, and called for one volunteer man for each of the million boys aged 12 to 18.
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Ann Arbor
Oscar H. Benson
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. Benson
Benson
Dillinger Gang
Underworld
Auction Sale of Emanuel Schill Estate Assets Near Saline
Public auction conducted by administrator EB Schill on November 12 1985 at noon. Sale features animals including three horses various cattle sheep hogs and poultry plus farm equipment tools household goods wood hay grain and 614 acres of corn in shock with cash terms. Auctioneers Frank Merithew listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Schill
Saline
Us-112
Saline-Manchester Road
Ford Automobile
Governor urges sale of Christmas seals campaign
Lansing Gov. Fitzgerald has issued a proclamation asking the public to buy Christmas seals of the anti tuberculosis society as generously as personal circumstances may permit. Proceeds from the sale are used to combat tuberculosis.
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Lansing
Fitzgerald
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
A Light in the Window Inspires with Gentle Counsel
A friendly column offered by neighbors encourages happiness through kindness, faith, and generosity. It urges readers to ignore cynics, remember the world endures through ages, and to store wealth in the heart rather than in banks. Contributed by Mrs. Charles Tow er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tower
Orange Pear Cherry Marmalade Recipe Entry
A recipe combines pears and cherries with oranges and sugar, instructs to squeeze juice, cut rind, mix with fruit, and cook or use pectin with boiling times. Contributed by Mrs. Fred Burkhart with reminiscences about Saline Fourth of July and local tanning memories.
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Fred Burkhart
Public Auction at Don Richards Farm Near Saline
Auctioneers EBC SMITH auction 17 cows with calves and five Guernsey heifers, a 1200 pound dapple gray mare, two sows and 88 shoats with pigs, all items to be sold Saturday November 9, 1935 starting at 1 p m. Cash terms. Walter Lamphier and EBC Smith listed as auctioneers.
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Don Richards
Saline
Saline-Milan
Jersey
Durham
Guernsey
Walter Lamphier
Ebc. Smith
Fifteenth Annual American Education Week Plans
The fifteenth annual observance of American Education Week is set for November 11 to 17 with the theme The School and Democracy. Day by day topics include The School and the Citizen The School and the State The School and the Nation The School and the Social Change The School and the Country Life The School and Recreation Education and the Good Life. The American Legion leads sponsorship with Michigan schools and parent teacher groups joining in programs.
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The
American Legion
Michigan
Expressions of thanks for kindness after bereavement
We express deep appreciation to neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness shown during our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Kircher for comforting words and to Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Martin for the lovely music. Albert Johnston, Ellsworth Losee, Olive Haslick.
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Kircher
Merritt Martin
Albert Johnston
Ellsworth Losee
Olive Haslick
Observer Liners Rise as Local Record Service Heads
Observer Liners expand as a focused service for archival records and historical snippets. The firm emphasizes fast, readable summaries and reliable transcription for newspapers and public notices across regions.
Special Program At Federated Church
A special program at the Federated church Sunday evening at 7 30 features a long service with theme What Does Jesus Mean by Love Your Enemies Scripture reading prayer responses anthem O Holy Father by the junior choir announcements offertory special music address T M Clay hymn and benediction All are invited to attend.
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Federated Church
Jesus
O Holy Father
T. M. Clay
Don Cossack Russian Chorus to Perform in Ann Arbor
The Don Cossack Russian Chorus led by Serge Jaroff, a 36 member ex imperial army group, will give a concert for the Choral Union Series at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor on Monday evening November 11 at 8 15. Their history as exiled soldiers and church singers, later touring America under Nansen passports, frames a program known for musical events and dance performances.
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Serge Jaroff
Choral Union Series
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Imperial Army
Russia
Balkan
Europe
America
League of Nations
Washtenaw farmers approve corn hog plan continuation
Washtenaw county farmers vote 221 for to 45 against continuing the federal corn hog agreement plan led by county agent H S Osler. The tally shows 216 old contract signers and five non signers in favor with 36 signers and nine non signers opposed, reflecting high enthusiasm near national levels. Final Michigan results total 7,957 in support and 2,306 opposed.
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Washtenaw County
H. S. Osler
Michigan
Washington
Ernest Kalmbach dies after brief illness in Ann Arbor
Ernest Kalmbach of Webster township aged 60 died Saturday in St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor after a brief illness. Born Sept 25 1875 in Ann Arbor he lived in Northfield township then moved to Webster seven years ago. He married Emma Rettig in 1915. Survived by wife two sons Donald and Elmer of Webster three brothers Albert Webster Fred Lodi and Herman Ann Arbor. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at his residence with Rev A A Schoen officiating. Burial in St John's cemetery Northfield.
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Ernest Kalmbach
Webster Township
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Northfield Township
Webster
Emma Rettig
Donald
Elmer
Albert
Fred
Lodi
Herman
Card of Thanks from Albert Bredernitz
Albert Bredernitz expresses gratitude for acts of kindness during a hospital stay. The note charms with a business proverb about inviting service and repeat business, urging readers to ask others to do business and to tell them about offerings.
Bowling League Tightens As Recreation Edges Haarers In Open Meet
In a keen bowling loop race the Recreation team led by one game over Haarers as Butch Gross rolled 217 and 547 totals in a win over Art Armbruster. Next night Haarers slipped to third place Merchants by a game, with Dusterbeck heat 197 and 550 as top marks. Dell Tanner reportedly ordered Pierson type shoes to aid the pursuit.
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Recreation
Butcher Boys
Haarer
Art Armbruster
Butch” Gross
Dell Tanner
Thhe
Thhe Recreation Team. Merchants de A. Westphal
Fritz
Dusterbeck
R. McHenry
M. McHenry
Manchester Was Once Very Good Show Town
Manchester thrived as a show town after Goodyear built a large hall in 1867 attracting traveling troupes and famous figures like Henry Ward Beecher and Susan B. Anthony. The town’s railroad crossing drew bigger acts, with a packed hall and profits funding local printing and debt clearance.
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Manchester
Manchester Enterprise
Henry Goodyear
Sharon
Sharon and
Freedom
Goodyear
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Adrian
Ann Arbor
Goodyear Hall
Henry Ward Beecher
Susan B. Anthony
Chelsea
Tecumseh
Saline
New York
Enterprise Office
Drayman
Many New Scouts Enrolling In Autumn Troops
Scout Executive Walter MacPeek reports large growth in troop membership with most units adding five to ten new boys before year’s end. In some communities, new troops should form to expand Scouting opportunities, limited mainly by available men willing to become Scoutmasters.
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Scout
Walter MacPeek
Mac Peek
1931 Chevrolet Coach on display at local dealer
GEO. V. COOK & SON Authorized Chevrolet Dealers showcase a completely overhauled 1931 Chevrolet Coach with maroon finish and good brakes. Also advertised Frigidaire repairs, Tung-Sol tubes, and parts for all sets with day and night service at Saline based Shell Station and neighborhood dealership run by Art Klager.
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GEO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Art
Shell Station
Saline
Ann Arbor-Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Philco
Art Klager
Don’t Throw It On The Dump For Real Cash Offer
Dont throw that old chair or other household goods away. A local office offers to buy usable items for money, inviting readers to call or visit to learn how to turn discarded furniture into cash.
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Farm Funds
Bank
Saline Savings Bank
United States Bureau of Standards
Turkey
Haarer’s
L. W. Robinson
O. M. Powell, Mechanic
Tecumseh, Mich
Housewives
the Saline Bakery
Ann Arbor Club
Michigan Union
EB. R. Schill
Frank Merithew
H-O
Adance
F. H. Nissly
Helber Tannery
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Don Cossack Russian Chorus
Choral Union
Rev
A. A. Schoen
St. John’s Cemetery
Northfield
Albert Bredernitz
Dixie Gas
Garagemen
Tailend Dixie Gang
Bowen ¢ . Johnston
Dieterle
Hoeft
Hisman
Duter
A. Armbruster
Oecil Recreation
Haarerthones
Armbruster Wiedman
Dixie Gas Eeenen Orn
the Observer
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
W. E. Dietiker
Frank Daniels
Monroe St
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
East Michigan Avenue
Fordson
Guernsey Springer
Jersey Springer
W. L. Rundel
Clingy Vine
Mr. Rubbles
Mollie Tubbs
Muir
BE. J. Muir
Shropshire Rams
Duroc
Jersey Bears
Jesse Hewens
Ypsilanti
Mr. Rubble
Mrs. Tubbs
Mrss Tubbs
UW. of M
Packard St
Herman Heininger
D. J. Gilbert
John Street
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