Friday Special T Bone Steaks and Roasts
Friday special items include T bone steaks Ib 25 cents and fowl and springers beef roasts Gills 20 cents Swiss steaks also listed with prices in a compact grocery ad style.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
1
Friday special items include T bone steaks Ib 25 cents and fowl and springers beef roasts Gills 20 cents Swiss steaks also listed with prices in a compact grocery ad style.
A compact ad listing groceries and baking ingredients with prices. Includes Fancy Rice, Hills Bros Coffee two pounds for 15 cents, tea, ketchup at 19 cents per bottle, mustard, beans, citron, mixed fruit peels, and other baking ingredients.
A readable OCR fragment lists assorted produce and prices including cabbage onions pumpkins cranberries mandarins apples oranges Brazil nuts and walnuts with per pound and per dozen rates. The garbled text hints at a supermarket or market ad format from a historical paper.
Oscar H. Benson national director of Rural Scouting Service born in Delhi Iowa has farmed in Iowa Maryland Massachusetts and Pennsylvania and authored widely used agriculture texts since 1915 He developed 4 H Clubs and Junior Achievement Clubs of Eastern States He has directed junior extension work and 4 H for ten years and lectured at 200 chautauquas He is active in YMCA boys work and scouting roles in Adams district York Adams Council Pennsylvania and has been national director since March 1926.
On Monday evening American Legion Auxiliary members visited Mrs Theo dore Fosdick at her home for a birthday surprise. They presented a gift and cards, then lit a large birthday cake as she blew out the candles. Mrs Fosdick, a devoted auxiliary member, was thanked for her inspiring service.
Miss Glennis Ruth Gordon and Robert LeRoy Puterbaugh of Dayton Ohio were married at the Collingwood Methodist parsonage with Rev Samuel Dunham. The couple will reside in Dayton where they are employed. Attendants included Clarke Gordon and Mrs Max Goffe. A reception followed with gifts noted.
The weekly meeting led by Bob Vaughn had 29 of 88 members present. It decided to hold business meetings every other week and practice basketball on the off weeks. The secretary will request a small plow from John Deere Plow Company for the VP’s station. New members will be initiated once Green Hand pins arrive. Six boys plan to attend the Live Stock Show in Chicago to qualify for reduced prices.
Saline General Hospital reports Miss Joanne Wallace had her appendix removed Tuesday morning. Mrs Byers of Saline Valley Farms had tonsils removed Friday. Forest King returned home after an appendix operation. William Peakes, severely burned, is improving. Mrs Katy Bartlett is making some improvement and can walk better. The column closes with a wry remark about country life and pacts.
The Oakwood cemetery story recalls Sunday gatherings among villagers, aging monuments, and evolving grave markers. It notes historic stones from 1850s to 1890s, including John Baumgardner work from Scotland and the Hotchkins family plot with three marble hands.
The council met in the council chambers Monday evening November 13 with Mayor Townsend presiding. Present were Gross Dodge and Lindemann. Minutes read and approved. Bills totaling 2063.70 were ordered paid. Adjournment motion carried. Clerk Lottie Wallach. Mayor G C Townsend.
Saline Theatre opening week features a double bill with It Could Happen to You and Renegade Trail playing Friday and Saturday. The lineup includes Windy Halliday and Hopalong Cassidy characters, with Arizona cowpunchers and a romantic frontier backdrop. Lionel Barrymore stars in On Borrowed Time on Sunday and Monday, as Gramp fights Death to protect his grandson, followed by Everything’s on Ice starring Trene Dare Tuesday and Wednesday.
Newly elected and appointed officers for Saline chapter of the Eastern Star are listed with titles such as Worthy Matron Mrs Arthur Heininger and Worthy Patron Arthur Heininger. Past Matrons will install the officers, with notices of contact numbers for local services and various classified items and ads surrounding the list.
The County School of Christian Living and Leadership Training holds its final Monday session on December 4 at 6 30 p m in the First Methodist parlors Ann Arbor A banquet will be served O R Yoder superintendent of Ypsilanti State hospital will be the speaker At 7 30 p m ministers and laymen will meet with Dr Yoder to discuss The Influence of Religion on Mental Health Visitors from the county are welcome and financial aid to the Watsh tenaw County Council of Churches and Christian Education will help sustain these efforts
Mrs Christine M Zahn died at her Waters road home after a lingering illness. Born September 19 1856 in Lodi township she was the daughter of Michael and Barbara Keck. She married Gottfried Zahn November 25 1880 and lived in Lodi all her life. Survived by son Fred four daughters Mrs Albert Herter Scio Mrs George Herter Mrs Arthur Fiegel of Lodi Clara Zahn her housemate a brother Jacob Keck and sister Mrs Albert Weimer of Ann Arbor Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Scio church with Rev Arthur Wacker officiating and burial followed in the church cemetery.
Saline Tavern defeated Nielson's Flowers two games to one at Ypsilanti on Tuesday night. The meet featured scores from Saline Tavern players Schumm FitzGerald Hartman Tanner Hoeft and Hoeft with strong totals and multiple series. Nelson's Flowers posted solid counts from Pratt Wielson Miller Gray Hitchcock and others as the teams split the match.
The notice advertises eye examinations every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 30 P M with glasses fitted. It lists Dr Frank Gifford Toledo optometrist and an office at the Milan Hotel.
December 8 Alumni here. December 12 Pinckney here. December 15 University there. January 5 Romulus there. January 12 Belleville here. January 19 Flat Rock there. January 26 Milan here. February 2 Dundee here. February 6 Manchester there. February 9 Lincoln here. February 16 Roosevelt there. February 23 Chelsea here. Feb 29 March 2 district tournament.
The Observer Liner ads list a variety of local sales and services including men’s heavy union suits at 98 cents at Parsons’ and note no Sunday radio sales or service. Also promoting Delco batteries, heating work, farm equipment for sale, piano lessons and Christmas gift items with local business references around Saline and Ypsilanti.
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