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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1934

Page

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Dixie Gas Leads Bowling League

Dixie Gas tops the Run Crushers two of three as J Gross fills in for Owen Hoeft. Rudy Wahl rolls 218 high for the night while Harmon totals 514. Ford dealers take two from Kroger lads with W Schaible 194 high for single and 514 for total. Hatchery boys beat Merchants as Wahl posts 222 single and 541 total. The piece ends noting a fellow with a pleasing address delivering a five minute talk.

Run Crushers Ford Dealers J. Gross Owen Hoeft Rudy Wahl Jay ‘Harmon Igh ‘Totakigvil Sco Harmon Jdell Kroger Lads Waal‘de Gross Hoeft W. ‘Schaible Wiedmann Lambert Lawrence Gross Noble Kroger Schaible D. Burkhart Anthony Krekeler Hatchery Boys Burmeister’s W. Schaible Wahl Burmheister Burmeister Witkowski Merchants 'Sehaible J Westphal LR. McHenry M. McHeNry Bun Crushers Butchers Jay Harmon Erash Dixie Hatchery Winkle Buss Maurice Henderson Chuck Dieterle Hieber Diate Gas Henderson Eeereee Een Dieterle A Fitzgerald Winkie Ypsilanti Saline Ypsi H. Max Saline , Wahl Ranean Neenet Jones J. Max Dixie Gas Recreation Armbruster Piewon Merchants Kroger Peeeaeas I ‘Wiedman Haareéer

A REAL THANKSGIVING Poem Of Gratitude And Hope

A brief, hopeful verse urges Thanksgiving gratitude and release from fear. The speaker asks readers to thank God for blessings and adopt a renewed start with hope and cheer, planting a mindset that grows year round.

Latin Play and Gym Plans Highlight Saline High News

High School news notes extra gym work for seventh and eighth graders on Wednesdays from 5 to 6. A Latin play A Roman Wedding directed by Miss Sisson featured a full Roman cast and translations announced by Betty Clay. Saline basketball practice opened with about 25 players as the team aims for a fast, smooth season and season tickets go on sale at 1.50 with seven home games.

Clay Sisson Flaccus Ray Gleason Cornelia Wilma Bredernitz Terentia Mildred Ernst Marcellus Hégar Westphal Lucius Paul Mann Pronuba Carolyn Ackerman Pontifix Eugene Rentsch Ler Arlene Hanson Mary Hi. Kendall Grace Clark iVera Koselka Geraldine Tower Doris Weininger Betty Clay Donald Royal Glenn Hamlin Stanley Hartman Robert ‘Gross Old Ark Miss Sizson Saline P.S Michigan

Morris Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Henry Morris marked fifty years of marriage with a family gathering at their home on Monday November 19. Guests included Mrs Smith and Fred Revel of No Ohio, Henry Martin, James Morris Williams Martin, and Mr and Mrs Paul Woods. A noon dinner honored the milestone, though Mr Morris was ill and confined to bed.

Henry Morve Hfe Jetways An ‘Smith Fred Revel Ohio Henry Martin J Ana James Morris Williams Martin Paul Woods Morris

Willing Workers Plan Christmas Party After Thanksgiving Dinner

The Willing Workers held a Thanksgiving gathering at Mrs. Walter Gordon’s home with 85 attendees. President Mrs. Ida Mehler led a brief business meeting naming new committees for the year. Mrs. Minnie Hammond and Mrs. Ethel Stoddard invited members to the Christmas party at Mrs. Hammond’s home on December 13.

Walter Gordon Ida Mehler Minnie Hammond Ethel Stoddard

Rev Wittbracht Honored on 25th Pastorate Anniversary

At St. Pauls Evangelical Church the 25th anniversary of Rev C H Wittbracht’s pastorate was celebrated with about 500 attendees at the morning service led by Rev F Luegkhoff of Detroit. A potluck dinner followed for 200, and he received 25 silver dollars and a basket of 25 roses from his congregation and supporters. During he r tenure he confirmed 256, baptized 284, and married 107 couples.

St. Paul's Evangelical Church C.H. Wittbracht gRew F. Luegkhoff 3Protes Orphan’s Detroit Ladies’ Aid ‘Society Casper Groeb Wittbracht Elbert A. Spitler

Ben Johnson Outlines Four F's of Scout Success

Battle Creek Scout executive T. Ben Johnson told about 50 leaders at Lane Hall Ann Arbor that any man can build a successful troop by focusing on four F's fun feed fight and fiction or adventure. He cited six factors including leader example oath law and weekly Good Turns.

T. Ben Johnston Battle Creek Lanehall Ann Arbor Johnston Washtenaw Livingston Hubert Spangler Saline Uct

Mrs Mary E Groff 83 widow of John Groff dies in Ann Arbor

Mary E Groff age 83 died after brief illness at St Josephs Mercy hospital. Born March 27 1851 in New York State she moved to Washtenaw county at age four and lived in Ann Arbor 40 years. Survived by daughter Bina L Groff three sons E C Groff Frank L Groff Ernest J Groff seven brothers and burial in Bethlehem cemetery. Funeral held Saturday at 3:30 p m with Rev Henry Yoder officiating.

Mary E. Groff John Groff Catherine St St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital New York State Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Bina L Groff E. C. Groff Frank L. Groff Ann Arroit Ernest J. Groff Jacob Clough Saline James George Elmer Clough Fred Edward Andl Nelson Ypsilanti Henry Yoder Bethlehem Ann Arbor News

Deer hunting up as state reports record numbers in Michigan woods

Conservation officers report more deer hunters in Michigan than ever before and a high share of green hunters. Slaughters of does and fawns appear to be rising, though illegal, with about 100 such cases found in the department’s third district. Warm weather shortens hunts while freezing temps force hunters to cool meat quickly or lose it.

Bunting Army Michigan Woods P. J. Hoffmaster Lower Peninsula

Card of Thanks by Chris Burkhardt

I express appreciation to friends for acts of kindness shown during my hospital stay.

Sewers Ruled to Run Friday and Saturday Mornings

The sewers will be in use Friday and Saturday mornings starting at 8 o clock, announced Commissioner C B Alber.

C. B. ‘Alber

Szigeti To Give Ann Arbor Concert In Hill Auditorium

Hungarian violinist Josef Szigeti, dubbed the Conqueror of Three Continents, will perform in Ann Arbor in the Choral Union series on Monday evening December 3 in Hill Auditorium. Born in Budapest, he studied with the great masters and made a noted debut at the Royal Academy, later appearing in Berlin, Dresden, and London. His 1925 U.S. debut with Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra elevated his fame. He is renowned for flawless technique and refusal to perform inferior or purely flashy music, earning honors from France Hungary and Japan among others.

Josef Szigeti Continents Ann Arbor Choral Union Hill Auditorium Mr. Szigeti Budapest Auer Joachim Remenyi Hubay Royal Academy Berlin Dresden Queen's Hall London England Leopold Stokowski Philadelphia Orchestra France Hungary Japan

Commissioner Gauss Warns Public on Aid Society

The National Aid Society of Springfield Illinois lost its certificate of authority to write death benefit contracts in Michigan after failing to obtain proper insurance department authorization. Officials say the non profit law limits payouts to 2150.90 while the society’s contracts propose up to 1000. Michigan residents are urged to verify authority before investing.

National Aid Society Springfield Illinois Secretary of State Insurance Department Boxwever National Aid State Department Michigan Department Lansins, Tenga Insur

Home Economics Club Organized in Saline

The Saline Home Economics Club met at Mrs Amos Luckhardt's home. Mrs Meh ler chaired the meeting. Officers elected include Leaders Mrs Arthur Lutz and Mrs Amos Luckhardt, Chairman Mrs Herman Mehler, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Adolph Stierle. Recreation Chairman Mrs Harry Downing. Topic for the day was The Well Dressed Woman and Colors Becoming to the Individual. Members invited to attend. Next meeting planned with Mrs Harry Downing of Macon on Tuesday afternoon December Ti at 2 o'clock.

Saline Home Economics ‘Club Amos Tuckhardt iAnry6ne Harry Downing Macon

Secretary Brown Advances 1935 License Plates Sale Date

Secretary of State Clarke W. Brown set the 1935 license plates on sale Saturday November 17 for new and old cars. The advance, aimed at boosting new car sales, follows a policy discretion though law says December 1. A burglary occurred at Butler Motor Sales at West Chicago Boulevard and Pearl Street, with $200 stolen from a large office safe after 12:30 this morning. Bert Updyke reported the scene when he opened the office after 7.

Clarke W. Brown Butler Motor Sales West Chicago Blvd Pearl Street Bert Updyke Tecumseh Herald

Saline Classifieds Offer Fresh Goods and Auctions

Local notices advertise for sale and rental items including a 1932 Essex car a DeLaval cream separator and a Coarse and Fine Wool rams listing. Hardware and farm supplies from Gross Hardware Wiedman Auto Co and Saline Mercantile Co alongside entertainment at the Saline opera house. Continuous transactions show animals vehicles instruments and household goods with contact details and prices.

Chevrolet Truck 15T-in and 1929 Essex Coach for sale

Classifieds note a 1931 Chevrolet Truck with 15 inch wheels and dual wheels offered by Geo W Cook & Son. A lost needle-point pocketbook with name inside offers reward if left at The Observer office. Also advertised is a 1929 Essex Coach in good condition for under 100.00. It invites those with legal printing needs for estate settlements to send notices to The Observer.

Chevrolet GEO Cook. & Son Ed. Winder Observer ESSEX GEO. W. Cook & Son

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