Date Set For Annual High School Community Fair
The fifth annual fair, sponsored by Saline F F A with Henry Burgess guiding as advisor, will be held Tuesday and Wednesday October 15-16 at the school. Committees cover all fair parts with every boy on at least one committee. The event aims to be bigger and better, with an amateur contest for first eight grade children on Wednesday evening and prizes for first to third places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline F. F. A
Henry Burgess
Burgess
Flower Show Attended at High School Exhibit
The High School Art Class and Mrs. Dinelly hosted a flower show on Wednesday September 25 at 3 pm featuring plants centerpieces basket arrangements and vase designs. Tea and wafers were served by Home Ec girls led by Mrs Washburn with a concert and prizes awarded by Mrs J Lewis Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs Orrin Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinelly
Washburn
Marie Finch
Virginia Henderson
Helen
Jane Hart
Arletta Shurtz
Elaine Culliton
Bobby Cook
Jimmy Rogers
Lenora MacArthur
Emergene Ernst
Imragene Blair
Eleanor Hertler
Ethel Spike
Jeanie
Mary Caryl O’neill
Bonnie Bearss
Mr. Bearss
J. Lewis
Charles Miller
Orrin Briggs
Plants
EH. Resntschler
Thomas Shurtz
iIst
Joseph Chapman
McBride
Basket
Hirth
Gillen
Davenport
Irwin
State Representative Appointed by Denoyer-Geppert Co
T. M. Clay accepted a Michigan representation post for Denoyer-Geppert Company after a Chicago conference. The firm, a map and biology supplier with wide national and foreign business, seeks educators to design and edit maps. Clay will continue his work with Cleary College while taking on the new duties in Saline. Meteorite iron content noted at ninety percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Clay
Chicago
Denoyer-Geppert Company
Michigan
Clay
Cleary College
Five Generations Gather At Farwell Home Portrait
Five generations of the W. S. Shumway family gathered at the Sternaman Studio in Clare for the Auld Lang Syne Society reunion during Labor Day. The group includes Dick H. Robbins of Newberry with his mother Marie Robbins of Adrian and Etta Shumway Brown of Farwell, who turns 70 on October 26, along with 89-year-old W. S. Shumway of Farwell. In front are Darlene Kay and Richard Lincoln Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Maurice Robbins
W. S. Shumway
Farwell
Auld Lang Syne Society
Sternaman
Clare
Ture
Dick H. Robbins
Newberry
Marie Robbins
Adrian
Etta Shumway Brown
Darlene Kay
Richard Lincoln Robbins
Local notes celebrate gardens and neighbors in Lambarth
Readers share small town vignettes from hardware signs to flower shows. Mentions Lambarth Brothers signs, Pete Graf at Lenawee County fair, Up haus family, Mrs. Lange’s dahlias, shower in Detroit, and Friendly neighborhood greetings at Amanda Harmon's apartments. Includes remarks on traffic lights, post office steps, autumn leaves, bittersweet bouquets, and new local subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambarth Brothers
Pete Graf
Lenawee
Pete
Uphaus
George Uphaus
A. C. Lange
Solomon
Orrin Briggs
Five Generations Celebrate Hattie Kuder’s 87th Birthday
On Sunday September 29, Mrs Hattie Kuder received a five generation tribute at the Stilts Vealey homestead in South Saline. Frank Stilts and Leon Vealey hosted about fifty guests from Tecumseh Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Dearborn Detroit Lincoln Park and South Saline. A potluck dinner followed a birthday cake presented by Mrs Burt Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stilts
Leon Vealey
South Saline
Hattie Kuder
Burt Gleason
Tecumseh
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Dearborn
Detroit
Lincoln Park
CANDIDATES MUST FILE PETITIONS WITH CITY CLERK
Elections notice states every aspiring candidate for elective office must file a petition signed by at least five percent of registered electors twenty days before the election. The city clerk supplies blank petitions and checks sufficiency, notifying the candidate of any insufficiency and allowing amendments fifteen days before election.
Local Hospital Updates on Burns and Stroke Victims
Saline General Hospital reports Harold Locks recovering from severe hand burns. Mrs. Emanuel Rentschler returned home after a Friday stroke but is improving. Miss Phoebe Minzey remains in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Locks
Emanuel Rentschler
Phoebe Minzey
Saline Hornets overpower Clinton Redskins 19 to 6
Bernard Bamner stars as Saline Hornets prevail 19 6 over Clinton Redskins in second start. Bamner rushes 75 yards for a early score and later dives in for another. Weed nets a 28 yard touchdown pass from Schaefer. Clinton adds a late TD but kicks a point miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Redskins
Bernard Bamer
Hornets
Clinton
Bamer
Eugene Weed
Bamner
Schaefer
Saline
Cooper
Redskins
Feldkamp
Weed
Bredernitz
Dundee
Saline Clinton Cooper
Culbert Ash
Heimerdinger Cammet
LG Davis
Jacobs
RG Anderson
RT Weed
Grunewald
Warner Bredernitz
Hagans
Jahnke
Uphaus
Hack
Steiner
A. A. James
Iowa State
M. Risky
Michigan
Roosevelt
Saline Rotary Club Hosts Double Feature Meeting
The Saline Rotary Club met at The Tavern last Thursday noon with Chairman Fosdick presenting agriculture teacher Henry Burgess who spoke on the upcoming F. F. A. fair. A music memory contest followed with 15 tunes played by Mrs. Martin and several members identifying most songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Fosdick
Henry Burgess
Max
Dean W. Myers
Three Comical Pictures On Theatre Programs
Comedy galore fills the week with three hilar ious pictures led by William Powell and Myrna Loy in I Love You Again. The Hardy Family with Mickey Rooney follows in Andy Hardy Meets Debutante. Judy Garland stars with Lewis Stone in another Hardy family entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stone
Mickey Rooney
J. Garland
Andy Hardy
Popeye Cartoon
Donald Duck and News
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Bill
Myrna
Hardy Family
Judy Garland
Warner Baxter
Andrea Leeds
Gratitude for Comfort From Dick’s Friends in Sorrow
Doris and Graydon Everett thank friends for comforting messages during their bereavement. They cite thoughts expressed in flowers supportive deeds and affectionate recollection. They name Rev. Roy Miller Mrs Edward Murphy and Mr Erwin Schmid for pastoral music and solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Edward Murphy
Erwin Schmid
Doris
Graydon Everett
Classified Advertising Listings Include Local Sellers
Observer classified page lists items for sale and services including registered Duroc boars, rocks pullets, guards and shoes, rental apartment, radio service, wool rams and heifer, circulating heater, Avery Trac tractors, stoves, housework help, flour contest, farm purchases, and acreage near Milan. Appointments and contact details follow each item.
Local Classifieds for Farm Goods and Services in Tecumseh Area
Advertisements offer homemade lard and year old laying hens, dead stock removal, a Nisco spreader, McCormick 8 roll corn husker, heating and sheet metal work, five room rental near Saline, farm horses, eye care by Dr. Gibson, Beery silk fashions, car insurance with Michigan Mutual, Laro Mash concentrate, welding and auto parts repair, Adrian Tankage Co Sunday service, Morton Poultry Farm feeds, eye mash and concentrates, and upholstery services spanning Tecumseh Clinton Manchester Milan and Tipton with contact details and local business mentions.
Agricultural Equipment Sale Note with Reconditioned Machinery
A list of farm machines including one F-30 tractor two F-20 tractors an F-12 22 36 and 15 30 two regular Farmalls two 10 20s all re conditioned one six roll International husker A 1 shape looks like new one Rosenthal four roll husker large Duo Therm circulating heater with blower two late McCormick Deering used binders gear drive one John Deere coin binder looks like new Herman Heininger phone 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interna National
Rosenthal
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Herman Heininger
Automobiles for sale and legal notices in Saline
1933 Chevrolet 4 door, $95.00. 1935 Ford 4-door, radio, $175. 1987 Chevrolet Master 4-door, $345. 1937 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe, $375.00. 20 others to choose from at equal sayings. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline. Wanted People in this vicinity who have any legal printing required in the settlement of estates will confer a favor by having it sent to this newspaper. The rates are universal in such matters and to have your notices appear in this paper it is one necessary to ask the Probate Judge to send them to The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Gillen
W. V. Peoples
Waltham
Mass
Boston
Charles Kern
Charles. Miller
Chris Craft
Ty Tyson
the Observer
Charles McCarthery
Milton
McC
Wilson
O'Neill
Wiedman Auto Co
Saline
Saline Observer
Card of Thanks from Arleen Hanson
Card expresses gratitude for gifts and cards received during hospital stay from Arleen Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arleen Hanson
City Council Seeks Two Registration Board Volunteers
The City Council desires two volunteers to serve on the registration board on October 16 without compensation. The notice calls for eligible residents to apply through the City Clerk.
Eye Exam and Glasses Offered at Milan Hotel Office
An optometrist service advertised with eye examinations and glasses fitting every Saturday from 2:30 to 9:30 PM. The office is located in the Milan Hotel and features Dr. Frank Gifford of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Frank Gifford
Toledo
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QicHeLvey
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Chicago, Il
Bud” MacArthur
Observer
Dan Hertler
Wolverine
Parsons
Clarence Cook
Louie
Kuebler
West McKay Street
Kelly
Ann Arbor St
W. W. Peoples, Saline
Andrew Hartman
Guernsey
R. H. Bamer
Textile Road
Avery
Albert Graf
Reuben Visel
Us-112
John Sutherland
Larro Family
Cole's Feed Store
Walter H. Bush
National Bank
Adrian, Mich
Henry Bredernitz
McCormick
West Michigan Ave
R. G Wahl
Ann Arbor Road
A. S. Hall
Cole’s Feed
Dr. J. ©. Gibson
Packard At
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New Fall
Silk Beery
G. L. Parsons
Michigan Mutual Liability Co
Donald R. Shurtz
Saline Territory
Cole’s Feed Store
Brooks Brothers
Adrian Tankage Co
Morton Poultry Farm
McMillen
Manchester
Britton
Tipton
D. Rice
Chicago Blvd
Fesdick & Ford
Harris
City Council
Lloyd E. Fairbanks
Insurance Agency
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