Fine P. T. A. Program For Next Monday Night
A detailed schedule for the P. T. A. meeting on Monday evening November 21 features Saline Community Choir performances, a talk on the P. T. A. in Indiana by Mrs. Vingil Mooi, a vocal solo by Rudolph Fethele of Ann Arbor, and a lecture on Safety First by H Rounds of Detroit. The program highlights community entertainment and educational slides, with Mr Jerdele directing the choir and Mrs Mood sharing insights from other societies. Children are encouraged to attend. the event promises both fun and learning.
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Saline ‘Community Choir
State of
Indiana
Vingil Mooi
Rudolph Fethele
Mc. Rounds
Lincoln Consolidated School
Poultry Association
Reuben Rogers
Detroit Automobile Club
I See That Boy
A compact verse by Harry A. Douglas portrays a tan faced boy, a fishing fan, and a hunter’s scout of nature. It contrasts wholesome outdoor prowess with man’s harmful impact on woodland life and wildfowl, ending on the boy’s pursuit of natural skills.
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Harry A. Douglas
Cam
Methodist Church Notes Reuben Crosby, Pastor
Next Sunday's services include 10:00 morning sacramental service at Epworth with Sunday school at 11:30 and Epworth League 6:30 followed by evening Worship at 7:39. An program by Estel C. Cramer of the State Sunday school convention will be presented.Thursday prayer meeting 7:30. Brotherhood and Epworth League activities traveled to Ann Arbor and Win-My-Chum Service. Building work on dining and Sunday school room progresses.
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Epworth
Estel C. Cramer
Brotherhood
Ann Arbor
Missionary Dr Tompkins Speaks on China at Federated Church
The Federated Church hosts morning worship at 10 30 with Dr Tompkins returned missionary from China describing conditions there. Bible school at 11 45 and a young peoples service at 7 00 precede a brief 7 45 evening service. Inside note adds a quirky statistic about bridegrooms.
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Tompkins
China
Syd Chaplin Stars in The Better Ole at Liberty
Syd Chaplin as Old Bill in The Better Ole will headline at the Liberty theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. The lovable British soldier character has been acclaimed as a top motion picture performance of the year. The film, praised as the funniest wartime village comedy, is produced by Warner Bros. with director Charles Reisner shaping the laugh show.
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Syd Chaplin
Old Bill
Bairnsfather
Liberty Theatre
Syd
France
Warner Bros
Charles Reisner
Christian Science Notes in Saline services and meeting
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Soul and Body A testimonial meeting occurs Wednesday evening at 7 30 Invitations extend to attend and Sunday school follows the morning service with pupils under 20 admitted
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The
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Observer Contest Ends Amid Strong Subscriptions
The Observer wraps up its big subscription contest with 6 PM returns and receipts to follow. Miss Alice Scheld wins first prize of 150 dollars with about 300000 votes, Mrs. D. G. Richards takes 100 dollars with roughly 191000 votes, and Miss Anna Miley earns 50 dollars for about 140000 votes. The publisher praises fair conduct and hints at another contest in the future.
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Observer
Warren
Alice Scheld
Washington Club
D. G. Richards
Anna Miley
Marines Help Tom Mix Film on Ship California
U S Marines assisted Tom Mix on the battleship California for The Broncho Twister to be shown at the Liberty theater. Mix and his company toured under Admiral Richard H. Jackson with Captain R Griffin and 60 Marines aiding filming scenes of Marines returning from France.
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United States
Tom Mix
California
Fox Films
Mix
Liberty Theatre
Pacific Fleet
Richard H. Jackson
R. B. Sullivan
Marine Corps
R. Griffin
O. Dull
France
Helen Costello
Paul Nicholson
Doris Lloyd
Otto Fries
Dorothy Xhitchen
Malcolm Wiaite
George Irving
Saline Farmers' Club Hosts Guest Night Meeting
The Saline Farmers' Club held a November 12 gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smiths with 35 attendees. Guests included Professor Henderson of the University of Michigan who spoke on The Trend of the Times. honor to host and quartet. next meeting December 10 with luncheon.
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Chuir
Jacob Smith
Arthur Miller
Edgar Guest
Professor Henderson
University of Michigan
Henderson
Frank Hauk
Card of Thanks for Observer Contest Prize
Mrs D G Richards expresses deep gratitude to all who helped her win the sec prize in The Observer contest and shows sincere appreciation.
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Sec
Timely Letter Promotes County Smallpox Vaccination
A county nurse urges vaccination to prevent an epidemic as smallpox cases are quarantined. Physicians will vaccinate for 10 cents with parental consent. cards will be sent to schools. Clinics run in village and rural schools with Saline clinic on Friday November 25 from 10 to 12 at the superintendent's office.
Return of Pastor Crosby Marks Fourth Year at Local Methodist Church
The November Ladies Aid meeting at the Methodist church included a Home Missionary hour led by Mrs. Parsons with Mrs. Rawson of Ann Arbor as speaker. A supper followed, then a social hour with music and prayer. J W Hull lauded Pastor Crosby noting fifty years of service and unanimous local support for another year of ministry.
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Methodist Church
C. R. Parsons
Rawson
Ann Arbor
Rose
Unterkircher
Crosby
W. H. Hart
Taylor
Saline
Irene
Eunice Barr
J. W. Hull
Former Pittsfield Woman Dies in Los Angeles
Mrs. William A. Campbell formerly of Pittsfield township died Thursday in Los Angeles where she had moved for the winter. She had lived in Ann Arbor and Muskegon and led civic clubs in all three places, serving as Washtenaw County PTA president in 1926. Survived by husband Dr. William A. Campbell and daughter Mrs. J. A. Steere.
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William A. Campbell
Pittsfield Township
Los Angeles
California
J. A. Steere
Ann Arbor
Lost Two Female Shound Pups At Recreation Barber Shop
Notice seeks the return of two female Shound puppies lost near Recreation Barber Shop. Contact phone 115 with any information leading to recovery.
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Recreation
Two Chevrolet Coupes and Touring Sedan for sale
Two 1926 Chevrolet Coupes in splendid condition are offered along with a 1925 Chevrolet Touring and a 1923 Chevrolet Sedan. Contact GEO. V. COOK by phone 61 for details.
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Geo. V. Cook
Chevrolet
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Liberty Loan
Saline Savings Bank
Martin Fuoss
Dixie
Dixie Gas
Stabbler Oil Company
SSS
Turkey
Baitheiin
Reuben Crosby
Federated Church Notes
S. T. Dunk
Toniit News
Christian Science Notes
U. S. Marines
Tom
Farmers’ Ish Meeting
Pittsfield
the Observer
Dietiker’s
Albert Gross
Wiedman Auto Company
Saline Mercantile Co
William Love
Poland
M. Sage
Wyandotte
Ruth Needham
Exide
G. V. Cook
Lewis. Ernst
Wilton
Lloyd Lipcom Baby Carriage
Alwin Burkhardt
American Legion
Opera House
F.R. Clements
Bert Derendinger
Walter Armbruster
Jos. L. Arnet
Anim Arbor
Michigan
Saline Mercantile Company
Frank Hollis
West Henry Street
Library Annual Meeting
Saline Public Library Board
Anna Camburn
W. H. Barr, A. C. Lange, Mary V. Cady
A. C. Lange
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