Family Night At Federated Church Delights Attendees
Annual Federated Church family night featured a potluck supper with 120 guests. Mrs. T. M. Clay led the table committee assisted by Mrs. Maude Rankin and Mrs. Ferman Clements. The pastor spoke on the year's achievements and future outlook. A quartet led by Merritt Martin and Harold Miller, with Ralph Harwood, performed. A kazoo band directed by Miss Grace Clark added humor. Luella Parsons offered a bird colors reading and encore. Slides for children and community singing filled the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church
T. M. Clay
Maude Rankin
Ferman Clements
Merritt
George Martin
Harold Miller
Ralph Harwood
Grace Clark
Luella Parsons
Junior Drum Bugle Corps Planned for Washtenaw County
A junior drum bugle corps for sons of American Legion members is to be organized by a county committee. The group, about sixty boys, will receive instruments and instruction, with appearances planned including a trip to the State Legion convention in Battle Creek in August 1938. Interested Saline boys should contact William Schmid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
American Legion
Sotatl
Legion
Lee Davisson
Manchester
William Schmid
Saline
Harold Gauntlett
Milan
Carl Stanton
Ypsilanti
John O’hara
Chelsea
Frank X Wright
Ann Arbor
State Legion Convention
Battle Creek
Marine Corps Seeks 18 to 30 Year Old Recruits
Lieut. Colonel A B Miller announces the Navy Marine Corps recruiting drive seeks men 18 to 30, at least 5 feet 4 inches tall, single, of good character, and able to meet strict physical standards. The program offers education, income, and a career path with retirement benefits, plus Marine Corps Institute courses and athletic activities at stations worldwide. Complete details available by postcard to Marine Corps Recruiting Station Room 824 New Post Office Building Chicago Illinois. The political prize which nobody wants is the job of balancing the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Marine Corps
A. B. Miller
Miller
Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
Marine Corps ‘Institute
China
United States
Chicago
Ilinois
Home Economics Extension Groups Meet for Recreational Party
The Home Economics Extension groups of Freedom West and South Bridgewater Saline Valley Farms South Saline Milan and Augusta met at Bridgewater town hall on Tuesday November 9 for a recreational party. Mrs Hunt of West Bridgewater led community singing and South Saline presented a play Has the Farm Woman an Occupation Augusta. ladies arranged the get acquainted portion and South Bridgewater led progressive games. County leader Miss Bertilla Lee Russell and state assistant Miss Margaret Harris from Michigan State College attended as guests with remarks. Refreshments of sweet cider and doughnuts were served to 63 by local recreation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom
West
South Bridgewater
Saline Valley Farms
South Saline
Milan
Augusta
Bridgewater Town Hall
Hunt
West Bridgewater
Bertilla Lee Russell
Margaret Harris
Michigan State College
Harris
Red Cross Drive Aims 6000 With Armistice Day Start
Mrs. Edward Clark chairs the local Red Cross drive for memberships with Mrs. Ray L. Smalley and Mrs. Alton Gray as group chairs and Mrs. E. G. Mann as Bridgewater chair. The county goal is 6000 dollars, campaign began Armistice Day and runs through Thanksgiving. Members receive a card and button. memberships range 1 to 25 dollars with various contributing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clark
Red Cross
Ray L. Smalley
Saline Valley Farms Group
Alton Gray
Fletcher Road
E. G. Mann
Bridgewater
The
Saline letter details long Florida move arrival
Mr and Mrs S R Wilson and friends report arriving in Saline from Orlando on November 9 after a four day drive totaling 1283 miles. They enjoy warm weather, fragrant flowers, and a three room apartment at 23 West Esther Avenue near the main highway toward Tampa. Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith invite calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Florida
S. R. Wilson
Saline
West Esther Avenue
Tampa No. 17
Jacob Smith
Saline Hospital News Attendant Updates
Mrs Fred Koebbe and infant daughter Mary Helen returned home Sunday. Nolan Horn of Detroit, an accident victim a week ago, went home Friday. Mrs Hollapeter recovered well after her operation and visited her son in Detroit Friday. Miss Lucille Schmid has been doing fine the past week. Mrs Kate Bartlett is able to be up and around. James Lewis, a medical patient, is very ill but improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Koebbe
Mary Helen
Nolan Horn
Detroit
Hollapeter
Lucille Schmid
Kate Bartlett
James Lewis
Card of Thanks and political musing mixed notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness in bereavement to Julius Bredernitz and Children and the Rev Lederer in comforting words. The text then shifts to a political remark about the Republican party and Hoover and ends with a controversial hypothetical about Soviet firing squads aimed at Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Lederer
Julius Bredernitz
World Mindedness Theme at Rotary Armistice Address
Reverend Roy J. Miller spoke at the Rotary Club on Armistice Day, presenting a world mindedness theme. He praised Christian statesmanship shaping world character, cited Kagawa and Koo, noted Steinmetz on progress, and recalled historic missions as hundreds of missionaries today pursue global work. Assistant Scout Executive Hall Woodall of Ann Arbor attended.
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Roy J. Miller
Federated Church
Rotary Club
Miller
Kagawa
Japan
Koo
China
Steinmetz
Boston
St. Paul
Polycarp
John Wesley
Hall Woodall
Ann Arbor
Little Symphony Orchestra Revived in Ann Arbor
The Little Symphony Orchestra, led by Thor Johnson and affiliated with the School of Music, has been reorganized after a pause during Johnsons European studies. Johnson is back on the faculty and the group plans broader activities including a concert series at the Michigan League Fountain Hussey room in Ann Arbor, with the first recital on Sunday November 21 at 8:00 pm open to the public without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Symphony Orchestra
Thor Johnson
School of Music
Ann Arbor
Middle West
Johnson
Europe
Beecer Foundation
Michigan League
County Officials Discuss Michigan Farm Tenancy Act Loans
Walter L. Clark explains the farm tenant act in Washtenaw County. Applications for tenant purchase loans cannot be accepted until counties and machinery setup are ready. Eligibility is limited to farm tenants and laborers with farm income, with five to ten loans per county and a state total of 40 or 50 families this year. Loans run up to 40 years at 3 percent interest, with restrictions on sale and transfer in early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Farm Security Administration
Walter L. Clark
Ann Arbor
Machinery Haseen
Michigan
Clark
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Read the Liner Ads Now 1S OE Sea ERGi Teye
The fragment mentions liner ads with unclear, partially legible text about a sea era or energy term. Details are not decipherable, but it points to an advertisement section likely urging reader attention to liner offerings.
Saline Classifieds and Local Ads Highlight Trades
A dense roundup of local classifieds from Saline featuring farm rentals and sales, livestock, horses and cows, home and clothing goods, footwear, furniture, and services. Notable entries include Parsons' department ads for sweaters and men's Oxfords, Wiedman Auto Company promotions, Saline Mercantile Co stock items, and local notices for rentals, poultry buying, and a Thanksgiving supper at the M. E. church.
1934 Ford pickup for sale by Cook Motor Sales
Four nice running motors and good tires make this 1934 Ford pickup an excellent farmer's vehicle. Cook Motor Sales lists it as authorized Chevrolet dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Heaters and Antifreeze at Cook Motor Sales
Authorized Chevrolet dealers advertise hot water heaters Deluxe at 11.56 and Super Deluxe at 16.50 with defrosters 5.75 and 7.45. GM Antifreeze priced at 25 cents per quart. Cook Motor Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Cook Motor
Reward poster for farm livestock removal
Central Dead Stock Co advertises reward for humane and prompt removal of dead farm animals in Ann Arbor area. Highest prices paid. call 2-2244 for service. Public notice emphasizes quick response and disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Central Dead Stock Co
Bargains in Tractors and Farm Equipment for Sale
Used Farmall with new tractor guarantee, several 10 200 tractors, two F 12 tractors nearly new. One includes nearly new plows and cultivators. Two horses available aged four and three. Contact Herman Hein Inger by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hein- Inger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Savings Bank
Ford’s
Cole’s Feed Store
Home News
U. S. Marines
Home Economics
East Lansing
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Little Symphony Orchestra Revived
the Observer
Russell Waters
Parsons
Wiedman Auto Company
Saline Bakery
Arthur Heininger
Wolverine
Lewis Ernst
Ann Arbor St
Saline Mercantile Company
W. B. Dietiker
Jersey
Lester Hanson
Bredernitz
Roy T. Lewis
W. Mich. Ave
G. L. Parsons
South
G. A. Jordan
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Edna Gross
East Michiigan Avenue
Reed Baby Carriage
East Michigan Avenue
Walter Wiedman
Saline-Ann Arbor Road
Fred Aprill
Durham
Mary Schwartz
Brassow Road
George Ryan
M. E
LeBaron Bros
Milan Road
Ringer Sewing Machine Agency
N. Huron
U. of M
L. O. Gibson
Packard St
the Legion
Opera House
Art’s
Saline-Pleasant Lake Roads
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