Armbruster and Recreation Win in Narrow Bowling Night
Armbruster and Armbruster Recreation upset Gross Hardware in a two of three match. Alwin Pimchardt led Armbruster with 144 188 158 for 490. Dusterbeck and Fitzgerald posted high individual scores for the losers, while Recreation rallied from the cellar to claim the win as Haarers moved into second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Armbruster
Stimpson
B. Gillen
A. Burkhardt
Grunewald
Armbruster
Dusterbeck
Fitzgerald
Haarer
Gross W
Gross
Henderson
Dieterle
Harmon
OlServer Advertising Reaches Fifty People Easier and Cheaper
The column promotes OlServer advertising as a cost effective method to reach many people frequently. It argues that contacting fifty individuals by phone is time consuming and expensive compared to the broader reach of OlServer placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulizer OlServer
A. F. G. A. Packing Plant Formed in Saline
Michigan Division Local No 5 of the American Fur Growers Association formed in Saline and began operations. The cooperative aims to help breeders sell surplus rabbit hides with profits returning to members. Contact Virgil G. Brown, secretary, to learn how the plan works and to join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
American Fur Growers Association
Saline
Virgil G. Brown
American Fur Growers Assn
W.G. Brown
Parents Plan Big P T A Meeting November 20
The Parent-Teacher Association invites all to a regular meeting Monday evening November 20 at 7 45 PM. A German Band will perform with Fritz Adolf Johannes Jacob Heinrich Gottlieb in various parts. A speaker and the one act play Wisdom Teeth will be presented and Miss Schaller will sing.
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Fritz
Adolf
Johannes
Jacob
Heinrich
Gottlieb
Michigan tops nation in recovered stolen cars rate
Michigan leads 48 states in the share of recovered stolen autos. In 1932 2,193 cars were stolen with 2,084 recovered. For the first ten months of 1938, 1,495 were stolen and 1,342 recovered. Nationally 25,863 cars were stolen with 18,386 recovered, while 16,807 stolen and 10,177 recovered for the first ten months of 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National Statistics Clearing’ House
Lsste
The Beginning of the Kind War Vision and Public Fear
A passionate piece urges readers to reject war and wage arms against science driven destruction. It laments civilian suffering, hoards of wealth for weapons, and calls on writers and Christians to avert global catastrophe through humane action.
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Els
America
Buttwen
Jesus Christ
Wan
Man
Sauerkraut Supper by St Pauls Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid of St. Pauls Church will host a sauerkraut supper on November 22 in the church basement. Menu includes roast pork, mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, knoepies, gravy, pickles, bread, apple pie, and coffee. Tickets are 35 cents and printing was by Home Town Printers with prompt service and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Red Cross Annual Meeting Plans Ongoing Relief Efforts
The local Red Cross met in the Library room to review past aid, noting $176.96 spent on relief. Milk was supplied to a school and a drive for old clothes and shoes was organized with Boy Scouts delivering on Saturday morning.
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Red Cross
C.O. Woodbridge
U.S
Saline Woman's Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Saline Woman's Club met at Mrs. Lewis Ernst's home with 31 members present. They voted to donate $5 to the milk fund for school children and $5 to the Narcotic Association, then heard programs on Wild Flowers Trees and Our Michigan Birds led by Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Shurtz, and Mrs. Jordan. Marie Sisson played piano and Maxine Fosdick tap danced with Vesta Mills at the piano. The next meeting will be at Mrs. R. W. Ewing's home.
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Saline Woman’s Club
Lewis Ernst
Narcotic Association
Clark
Wheeler
Shurtz
Jordan
Michigan
Music Study Club votes to join state Federation
The November meeting at Miss Mills home elected membership in the State Federation of Music. Active members include Betty Harwood president Stanley Hartman vice president Alberta Reyer secretary and Dale Fosdick treasurer. The program featured talks on Franz Schubert Robert Schumann and original compositions by Schumann with several pieces performed. The next meeting set for December 9 at 3 pm.
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Miss Mills
State Federation of Music
Betty Harwood
Stanley Hartman
Alberta Reyer
Dale Fosdick
Wilma Schumacher
Franz Schubert
Martha Reyer
Five Stebbins on Payrole of Michigan
Lansing The Five Stebbins of Ionia present a prominent family act on Michigan politics. Allen E. Stebbins serves as lieutenant governor. Gerald works at the Michigan reformatory in Ionia. Melvin is with the state Department of Labor and Industry. Hyford with the State Administrative Board. Max with the United States Bureau of Internal Revenue in Grand Rapids. One sister in law also employed during the legislative session.
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Lansing
Nudist Colony Sign Draws Traffic to Farm Stand
A Charlotte man recalls how painting a sign reading Nudist colony Keep out near a southern Michigan farm redirected motorists to the roadside vegetable stand. He reports a surge in sales after the sign attracted about 75 cars the next day.
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Maurice
C_ Clark
Charlotte
Michigan
Driver Arrested After Detroit Woman Injured in Saline Crash
A two-vehicle collision on US 112 two miles west of Saline injured Mrs. Louis Meldman of Detroit. Albert McCormick, 29, also of Detroit, was arrested by state police for operating without a license and received a ten day jail sentence after pleading guilty. Wentmoreland's car was wrecked and paid for Meldman’s damages.
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Ypsilanti
Us- 112
Saline
Louis Meldman
Detroit
Albert McCormick
McCormick
Frank Walker
Arthur M. Vandersall
Yp- Silanti
Vienna Boys Choir to Perform at Hill Auditorium
The Vienna Boys' Choir, Wiener Saengerknaben, will perform as the third Choral Union attraction at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor on Wednesday evening November 22. Founded in 1498 by imperial decree, the group has trained many renowned musicians and performed works ranging from operas to Christmas carols. The May Festival in mid May will feature six concerts including Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony and the English premiere of Ein Friedrislied by Heger.
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Vienna Boys’ Choir
Choral Union
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Europe
Wiener Saengerknaben
Haydn
Mozart
Schubert
Pius XI
Vienna
Heger
Michigan circle holds 11 million in ring near Gun Lake
A state agriculture calculation shows a 134 mile radius centered near Gun Lake in Western Barry county contains 11,426,863 people. The area includes much of lower Michigan north to Thompsonville and centers Chicago Detroit Toledo and Milwaukee within reach. The proximity to a large consuming public boosts farming appeal in Michigan.
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State Department of Agriculture
Gun Lake
Barry County
Jower Teninsuld
Michigan
Thompsonville
United States
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Union
New Michigan Fishing Licenses Set for 1934 Season
About 1,800 license agents will issue General rod licenses for 1934 before January 1. Current licenses held by roughly 300,000 anglers do not expire until December 31. The conservation department notes residents fishing in any manner must have a 50 license, with ice fishing and spearing in season not exempt.
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Department of Conservation
Michigan
President to Eat a Michigan Turkey
A 46 pound bronze turkey will grace the White House table at Thanksgiving. Fattened at Lake City potato experiment station, the bird was selected at Chicago’s Coliseum Poultry Show. Superintendent A M Berridge says it will weigh 48 to 50 pounds when shipped to Washington.
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White House
Lake City
Chicago
M. Berridge
Washington
Multiple Classified Items From The Observer
A collage of local ads lists for sale geese feathers livestock rabbits feed and poultry tonic, automotive sales from Wiedman Auto Company including a 1929 Chevrolet Forder Sedan and a Model A Ford Tudor, used tractors and farm implements, and notices for rental and services. Also included are requests for meat rabbits and a charity necktie social at Grange hall with local dealer notices from Saline Michigan.
Hi grade coal and coke at right prices
Standard Petroleum Coke. White Star Petroleum Coke. Koppers Miami Coke. Koppers Pocahontas. Koppers Wirchorn. Dundon Red Ash. Dr. and W. Coal. Phones. Read the liner ads today.
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Standard Petroleum Coke
White Star Petroleum Coke
Koppers
Miami Coke
Koppers Pocahontas
Koppers Wirchorn
Dundon
Dr. & W. Coal
J. Muir
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Gross and Recreation
Tanner Meapeg
Hed Ees
Wiedman A
Recreation
Ganees
the Saline Savings Bank
Saline, Michigan
Adele
Detroit Street
City Market
Detroit St
A. F. G. A. Packing Plant
Nicodemus
Dr. Woodbridge
Mesdames Hall
Payrole
Lake I
Ann Arbor Daily News
Observer
the Observer
B. J. Boettger
Otf
W. L. Rundel
Parsons
Edward Alber
John Probyn
The
Observer Office
Louis Kleinschmidt
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
W. L. Douglas
West Michigan Avenue
Fred Braun
Young
Durham Pull
Young O. I. C
Herman Kohler
Wiedman Auto Co
Ford
Wiedman Auto Company
Chrysler
Wolverine
Gross’ Hardware
Walter IV
Schneider
Wiedman
Auto Company
Dodge
Oliver Farm Implements and Repairs
Saline, Mich
Grange Hall
Saline and
Ann Arbor Road
New Idea Farm
Detroit Music Company
P. O. Box
Mich
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