Saline Athletic Club Opens Season With Arrows Clash
Saline welcomes Detroit Arrows for the season opener at 8:30 p.m. with coach Rychener listing the first squad: Cook Schmid Layher Stang Bracey Schoolmaster Tanner Schleh. The event includes a grand opening dance with Bras y Bros. providing music and a $30 surprise for early attendees.
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Arrows
Detroit
Rychener
Cook
Schmid
Layher
Stang
Bracey
Tanner
Schleh
Bras Y Bros
Federated Church Notes Weekly Schedule and Events
The Federated Church led by Pastor W J Cross outlines a busy week with prayer, chorus rehearsal, and choir practice. Thursday features a panquet and brotherhood meeting with Ann Arbor Presbyterians, followed by a Sunday night men’s mass meeting in the opera house. A lecture by Dr A S Warthin is planned, plus a banquet Thursday. A union meeting for women and girls will hear Professor Barbarary Bartlett on The Child and the Home.
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Brotherhood
Our Church
Brotherhood Men of
Ann
Amber Presbyterians
Tan
University of Michigan
A. S. Warthin
Cherch
Barbarary Bartlett
M. E
St. Pauls
Saline Observer subscription and notice rates
The Saline Observer lists mailing details at Saline, Michigan with subscription options of $1.50 per year and shorter terms. Notices such as obituaries and marriages are published free, while poetry and entertainment announcements incur per-line and per-word charges.
Saline youth enforces a state ward at Industrial Home
A Saline boy, caught robbing the Hill of the Telephone Company with Manager Henne witnessing, is sent to the Industrial Home in Lansing. Once a repeat offender, he resisted arrest and prompted authorities to remove him. Described as bright and capable when employed, he pursued spending money by unlawful means, serving as a warning to his peers.
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Saline
Lansing
Henne
Officer Cook
Village canvass aims at ice plant for next winter
A resident urges a business minded person to canvas the village for pledges to run sea service next summer and to raise interest in establishing ice supply this coming winter to make the venture profitable for the operator.
Peddlers Plague Local Shops With High Pressure Tactics
A wary note on doorstep canvassing describes peddlers flooding villages with aggressive sales pitches. It warns these merchants promise savings but push inferior seeds and goods at higher prices than local stores.
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Bousey
Methodist Union Meeting Announced At Three Churches
Ralph W. Brown announces a union meeting Sunday evening with the Poebard and St Pauls churches. Men meet at 7 30 in the opera house with Dr Warthin as speaker on Hygiene and Reality. Women meet at 7 30 at the Federated church with Barbara Barrett discussing The Child and the Home. Sunday morning the preacher will speak on The Christian Church. All invited to attend.
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Sresi
Po‘eard
St. Pauls Church
Opera House
WS. Warthin
Federated Church
Barbara HH. Barrett
Avill
He. Hume
Senday
Waarnine
Eading
orm q@herch
Village Life in a Busy Evening Theatre Scene
The text discusses modern girls revealing charm to win husbands and how prayer and faith shape daily errands. It notes a Liberty theatre and village life viewed as dull, with singing hearts and a sense of improvement through culture.
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Abd Mirehes
State Crop Report Shows Most Crops Above Ten Year Avg
Early harvested crops run above ten year average with buckwheat and sugar beets as the exceptions. Potatoes, most grains, and fruits yield low prices due to large harvests. Corn is of excellent quality though drought trimmed yields in some areas. Potatoes set at 37.856 million bushels with slight rise from last month. Beans average 85 percent. buckwheat yields low. Apple and grape crops strong despite scab and rot. pears about six percent of full crop. War savings stamps exchange details noted with timing.
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Bruits
All the time you are sure of is now
A reflective bulletin notes the present moment as the only certain time. The line emphasizes immediacy and certainty in the contemporary tense, urging readers to focus on current actions and choices rather than lingering on the past or future.
The Backbone of This Town
A reflective piece praising farmers as the town’s backbone and mainstay of the nation. It urges harmony between residents and farmers, celebrating patronage, courtesy, and community support for agricultural producers.
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Thien
Abetter
Dacre Pyesle-Ous
Christian Science Notes Saline Service and Meetings
The Christian Science society of Saline holds services in the hall over the Citizens Bank at 10 30 a m on Sunday with the subject Soul and Body. Reading Room opens 2 to 4 p m. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evening at 7 30. Sunday school follows the morning service for pupils under 20.
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Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
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