Armistice Program At School Assembly
The Woman's Club held an Armistice Day program at the High School auditorium led by Mrs. T. M. Clay. Don Burkhart and Carl Moehn spoke on proper flag use and salutes, with Boy Scout colors, High School Band, and a quartet performing Kipling's Recessional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
T. M. Clay
Don Burkhart
Legion Regalia
Carl Moehn
Boy Scout
Legion Auxiliary
Kipling
de Koven Arangement
Bila Henne
William Austin
E. F. Henne
Irwin Schmid
Clay
Stars and Stripes
Paris
Collins
Michigan
Clark
American Legion and Auxiliary
Hubert Spangler
Elizabeth Dell
York Pioneer Laid At Rest Saturday
Cora Hannah LeBaron born June 21 1860 in the house now home of George Desbrough was the eldest child of Horace and Melissa LeBaron. She taught in several districts and married John Gregg Gooding in 1884. two children Mable and Einathan. She died November 6 from malignant cancer and is survived by husband daughter grandchild brother and many relatives. Funeral services were held at York Baptist church Saturday at 2 pm with Dr. C E B Kircher officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hannah LeBaron
George Desbrough
Horace
Melissa LeBaron
Saline High School
Judd
Oak Grove
Mooreville
John Gregg Gooding
Mable
Einathan
Local Officers Attend Conference In Jackson
Local officers from the post and unit attended the state conference of commanders and adjutants presidents and secretaries of the American Legion and auxiliary in Jackson. Ada Mucklestone national president of the Auxiliary and Homer Chaillaux national chairman of the Americanization committee were keynote speakers. Attendees returned Sunday evening enthusiastic about the 1936 program emphasizing Americanism veteran rehabilitation child welfare community service national defense and new educational and traffic safety departments.
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Dan Hall
Don Burkhart
Walter D. Cook
American Legion and Auxiliary
Jackson
Ada Mucklestone
Homer Chaillaux
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
We thank all who called, brought gifts, and showed kindness during illness and after death. Grateful for Dr Kircher comforting words and for the singers and pianist. Signed by John Gooding, Mr and Mrs Alger Allison, John D Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kircher
John Gooding
Alger Allison
John. D. Allison
Mae Koch Thanks Friends and Neighbors
Mae Koch expresses gratitude for the kindness shown by friends, neighbors, and the St. Paul League during her confinement at home.
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St. Paul
Light in the Window and Autumn God Reflections
A friendly column blends inspiration and neighborly notes with poetry and memories. It muses on evolution and faith, autumn skies, cornfields, and geese, plus a Pineapple Cookies recipe, Christmas baking hints, and recollections of Saline firemen’s social events and local orchestral gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herbert Caruth
Grace Clark
Senior class to stage SeventeEn Booth Tarkington play
The Senior class plans a December 6 and 7 performance in the school gym of SeventeEn by Booth Tarkington. Public speaking class practice aids rehearsal while Miss Pray directs. Cast includes Baxter, Charles Collins, Wesley Hisle, Kenneth Heininger, Rubena Bredernitz, Betty Clay, Grace Heininger, Wallie Banks, and more with committee chairs named for program, scenery, property, ushers, advertising, tickets, and curtains.
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Booth Tarkington
Pray
Baxter
Nona Millian
Mr. Baxter
Charles Collins
Sylvanus Baxter
Wesley Hisle
Johnnie Watson
Kenneth Heininger
Jane Baxter
Rubena Bredernitz May Parcher
Betty Clay George Cropper
Ethel Boke
Grace Heininger
Wallie Banks
Willard Kuebler
Eunice Stollsteimer
Dale Fosdick
Willard Feldkamp
Alice Rentschler
Pauline Rogers
Ernest Arthur
Lola Pratt
Betty Harwood
Genesis
Emerson Haeussler
Toe Bullittoes
Bob Royal
Parcher
Edwin Goltz
Carl Harwood
Open Forum letter on highway safety and Sunday trucking
J M Kent of Saline writes about rising traffic deaths and criticizes center lane drivers and those who ride on the wrong side. He urges targetting large freight trucks on Sundays and calls for enforcing courtesy and safety measures to make highway campaigns meaningful.
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Saline
Mich
R. Wilson
Saline Observer
J. M. Kent
Ypsilanti Beats Saline In Close Bowling Match Friday
Friday night bowling at the focal alleys saw Saline two games down after Ypsilanti topped Saline 2537 to 2575. Pierson led Ypsilanti with 549 across three games and Franklin posted a 507 series. Saline travels to Ypsilanti for a return match as Wahl led Monday’s scores with 554.
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Ypsilanti
Salint
Ypsi
Pierson
Franklin
Saline
Io’byrne
Wales
Mead
Recreation
Rudy” Wahl
Dixie
Moose
Haarer
Wahl
Lloyd Dell
D. Burkhart
Gillen
Harmon Sere Eee
Dixie Gas
Witkowski
Henderson
Bisman Aetipacsuestes
Tanner
Polish Eggs Make Round Trip Voyage
New York reported importation of 400 cases of Polish eggs. Few sold locally as most were bonded and re-exported. Eggs packed in excelsior in boxes of 60 dozens, cost 23 cents delivered New York. They were low grade compared with mixed color dirti es. Further small imports possible. Bring that order for printing to your Home Town Printers.
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New York
Mrs Tubbs Will Greet You Tomorrow Night
A comedy drama titled Mrs Tubbs of Shantytown is set for Friday evening to support the school band. The play follows the optimistic mother of four and her missing eldest son with romance, mistaken affections, and a united family ending. Director Miss Laura Kaiser leads with novelties between scenes and tap dance acts. A band concert begins at 7:45 and the curtain rises at 8:15.
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Miss Clingie
Simon Rubbles
Mrs Tubbs
Mr. Rubbles
Tubbs
Laura Kaiser
Maxine Fosdick
Dorothy Ormsby
Shirley Stephenson
Shirley Rogers
Armistice Day Social for Lawrence Departure
Forty five members of the American Legion and Auxiliary along with Mr. and Mrs. Sugden and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson gathered at the Legion hall Monday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lawrence who depart for Brooklyn and to celebrate Armistice Day. A silent tribute opened the dinner followed by toasts from Dan Hall and talks on child welfare Americanism and the Jacksonville convention. A large photograph of Julius Hertler was presented, and entertainment was chaired by Mrs. Carl Moehn with assistance from several members. The group noted it was glad the Lawrences would remain members.
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The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Mark B. ‘Sugden
S. R. Wilson
Légion Hall
Archie Lawrence
Brooklyn
Dan Hall
Lawrence
Don Burkhart
Walter Cook
Jackson
Legionaires
Julius Hertler
Legion and Auxiliary
Mary
Bertha Hertiler
Carl Moehn
Max Fosdick
Hubert Spangler
Mrs. Lawrence
Public Auction Near Ann Arbor on November 19 1935
Perry Loshy and E C Smith announce a public sale at one mile from pave ment on South State street Ann Arbor on Tuesday November 19 at 1 00 PM. Items include 35 cattle 9 springers 25 heifers Jer sey and other mixed stock two bulls three sets of harness 50 bales wheat straw and various articles. Cash terms. Not a community sale. Auctioneers listed.
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State Street
Ann Arbor
Alumni Dance Planned by High School Alumni Association
Thanksgiving dance plans near completion for alumni and friends at the High School gym on Wednesday evening November 27. Miss Helen Armbruster chairs the ticket committee and says tickets are available. A large turkey will be awarded to a lucky winner with every ticket. Good music promised. large crowd expected. Buy tickets early.
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High School Alumni Association For Alumni and Friends
Helen Armbruster
Adv
Sharven and Dool Entertainers at Skyline Opera House
One week engagement starting Monday November 18 at Skyline Opera House featuring polite vaudeville with vocalists impersonators magicians and monologists. Doors open 7 15 pm show begins 8 00 pm admission five cents to all advance tickets advised.
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Sharven & Dool
iSnline Opera House
Mildred Kazmaier and Grant Eggert Married in Dundee
Miss Mildred Kazmaier daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Kazmaier and Grant Eggert son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Eggert were united in marriage Saturday November 2 at 2 o clock by Rev W H Tirrell in Dundee Michigan. The couple are Milan High School graduates and will reside at Walled Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kazmaier
Andrew, Kazmaier
Grant
Eggert
Rudolph Eggert
W. H. Tirrell
Dundee
Michigan
Kazmaier
Golda Conde
Funeral Services Held for Joseph Gauss in Bridgewater
Funeral services for Joseph Gauss were conducted Friday afternoon with Rev. M. C. Phillipp of Bridgewater officiating. Burial followed at St. John's Cemetery in Bridgewater. Born June 6, 1856, he is survived by daughter Mrs. Carl Schleh of Sand Lake, son Reuben of Dexter, five grandchildren including Lauren Schleh of Detroit and Mrs. John McLachlan of Ann Arbor, and two great grandchildren Mary and Robert Schich. Mrs. Gauss, his wife, died two years ago.
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Joseph Gauss
Observer
M. C. Phillipp
Bridgewater
St. John's Cemetery
Gauss
Carl Schleh
Sand Lake
Reuben
Dexter
Lauren Schleh
Detroit
John McLachlan
Ann Arbor
Homer Haworth
New Boston
Geraldine and
Myrene Gauss
Mary and
Robert Schich
Local Ads and Notices From Ann Arbor Saline Area
A cluttered page lists diverse classifieds and notices including for sale items from Stierle and Parsons, livestock ad for Poland China stock, hogs, stock and poultry tomes, furnished rooms, heaters, used tractors, tools, and tires. It also includes services by embalmers, auctioneers, eye care and radio repairs, clothing and rubber goods. A legal printing notice invites readers to submit estate notices through The Observer.
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Farm Funds
Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Haarer’s
Housewives
Eby
the Saline Bakery
Mollie Tubbs
John Bowen
Clingie Vine
Roy Rogers
Ellen Hickey
G. Lambarth
Maybelle Campbell
Betty ‘Clay
Dee
Tom Riordan
George Wood
Queenie Sheba Tubbs
Dorothy Lawrence Methusalem Tubbs
Charles Uphaus
Billy ‘Blossom Tubbs
Dean Burkhardt
Victoria Hortensia Tubbs
Della Burkhardt
Elmira Hickey
York
Howdy
Minnie Ruckman
Opera House
Ridge Hotel
Height
Psilanti
Martin Fuoss
Open Forum
Invaders
Tales of the League
Max McHenry
Wiedman
Armbruster
Merchants
Ted” Stimpson
C. Haarer
Tanner Maiogeiebteseer
Westphal
Fitzgerald
Fritz Eodhrehgen
M. McHenry
R. McHenry
Contecen
Fosdick Nehanen
A. Burkhardt
Pet Recreation
Haarer Ape
Merchants Son
Wiedman Wade
Mrs. Tubbs
Perry Loshy
E. C. Smith
Alumni Association
Mildred. Kazmaier and
Grant Eggert
the Observer
Stierle, Bridgewa
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Poland
China Stock Hog
Finis Noble
Noble Road
Lodi
W. E. Dietiker
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
East Michigan Avenue
Beckwith
A. F
I. H. C. 1580
Fordson
Beb. J. Muir
J. Muir
Shropshire Rams
Duroc -Jersey Bears
Jesse Hewens
U. of M
Packard St
Herman Heininger
D. J. Gilbert
John Street
George Wyman
N. 4Th Ave
Art
Shell Station
Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Philco
Art Klager
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