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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
1
The Winter Lyceum opens Tuesday evening November 15 at the Liberty Theatre with Schubert Concert Company four artists. Season tickets cost 2 for adults and 1 for school children. Single admission 75 cents adults and 25 cents children. A school pupil ticket drive will push sales to ensure the event's financial success.
A Detroit poet Edgar Guest writes a tribute to Will Carleton of Michigan. The verse lauds Carleton's kindness, his uplifting pen, and the influence of his life on travelers and neighbors. The poem notes the public mourning and honors for the famed poet as a source of high inspiration and humble success.
In the absence of the pastor Miss Inney Cobb will lead prayer and Bible study Thursday evening. The Armistice social Friday night invites all members and friends to promote fellowship and meet newcomers. Miss Nellie Nobles will report on the State Sunday School convention. Services Sunday at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Junior congregation 10 a.m. Sunday school 11:45. Thursday 7 p.m. prayer and Bible study.
The adjourned date for the commissioners on claims of the estate of Mrs. Anne H Cook is set for November 12 at the late residence in York township. Rex Gooding. The annual meeting of the Saline Library Association will be held at the library Friday evening November 25 at 7 30. They request a goodly number be present.
William Wisel sells by public auction on premises four miles west of Bridgewater on Saline Manchester road Thursday November 17 1921 at noon. Horses cattle hogs implements and supplies described with weights ages and lot details. terms of sale. Auctioneer Georg H. L. Klaughter clerk Lee Tescher.
The Saline Woman's Club met at Miss Malis home on Tuesday November 2 despite bad weather. Mrs Sawyer reported on the State Federation of Woman's Clubs sessions held in Grand Rapids detailing Tuesday evening through Friday. The next meeting will be at Mrs Seven’s on Tuesday November 15. A note invites local readers to submit legal printing notices for settlement of estates to the newspaper.
Michigan Agricultural College opens a four part winter short course program with tractor and truck operation training starting November 28 for one month. The program covers gas power machinery, stationary engines, ignitions, shop work, and repairs along with practical farm conditions guiding the course.
The Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs C C Wheeler. Vice President Mrs Ralph Brown. Recording Secretary Mrs Willian Marken. Corresponding Secretary Mrs A W Coxon Jr. Mite Box Secretary Mrs Charles E Miller. Treasurer Mrs W Hi Barr. King’s Herald Superintendent Mrs Max Blaess. The meeting was held last Thursday evening.
Classified line items include autos and animals for sale from Wiedman Auto Company and Jamey Morton. Ads list orange Gordon phone 144 F31 and 184 F22. Additional notes show per word pricing and a minimum charge of 252.
Multiple items listed including Poland China boars for sale at $15 to $25, Fox Typewriter in first class condition for $10, registered Chester White boars, storage battery checkups free at Wiedman Auto, Sinclair Gasoline at local stations, wood delivered at 4.50 per cord, calling cards and wedding notices at The Observer, radiator protection products, a lost pocketbook with $8 and silver, tire components, a black and white heifer taken up, a fourteen month old Shorthorn bull for sale, alcohol for auto radiators and a contact for optometrist services in Ann Arbor.
EF R Clements advertises The Breeders Gazette for sale year long. Dr Heldt, previously in Savings Bank Building, now operates at 79 Washington Street above the Martha Washington theatre in Ypsilanti.
Bracey and Son solicit all kinds of saw timber for standing or mill sale. They offer a good price and request interested sellers to write or call at telephone number 70 for a visit.
Fifty pure bred Holsteins including cows heifers and bulls sold Tuesday November 15 at 12 30 PM at Seotney Bros farm Ypsilanti Michigan one mile north of the Peninsular Paper Mill. Cattle tuberculin tested under government supervision with many from high record breeding herds. Washtenaw Holstein Breeders Club Ypsilanti Michigan.
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