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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

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Young People Highlight Notable Exhibits at County and State Fairs

The report credits local youth with 15 first place ribbons 21 seconds five thirds and two fourths earning about 173 dollars in cash premiums across fairs. Names include Robert Bassett Dwight Carr Virginia S Bassett Henry Hammond Burly Bassett Armin Haeussleger Alwyn Finkbeiner Eldean Hanson Neil Finkbeiner and Duane Robison. The piece urges pride in youth success and links it to 4 H clubs F F A chapters and school agriculture programs.

Robert Bassett Dwight Carr Virginia S Bassett Henry Hammond Burly Bassett Armin Haeussler Alwyn Finkbeiner Eldean Hanson Neil Finkbeiner Duane Robison

Reunion Mission Festival at St James Church

Joyful report on a three service reunion mission festival at St James church La Vine township on Sunday October 2. Rev Robert Schreiber delivered the forenoon sermon in German. hundreds heard testimonies of Jewish Christian conversions. large audience for the evening by Rev J Fontana and choir music linchpins of the event.

St. James’ Church la Vine Township Robert Schreiber Synod Friedensbote Ussian Naeman Ed. Thamm Farmington Ernest Ham Hilda Hertler Ebenezer Jackson Mother Mansfield

Local thanks from Mrs Harris for kindness

Mrs William Harris of 102 East Henry Street thanks neighbors and the M H Aid Society for kindness and remembrance during a recent illness.

M.H. Aid Society William’ Harris East Henry St

Ninety nine years young Saline resident marks birthday

Mrs. Sarah Ann Warner celebrated her 99th birthday on September 30 at her home with Mr and Mrs Sam Boyd hosting. Born September 30 1839 in York township to James Waugh, she recalls early Michigan frontier life and family farming with twelve Warner children. A large dinner followed with relatives and friends. she remains sharp and engaged with current events as Saline honors Washtenaw county’s oldest resident. Meanwhile a spate of robberies hit Saline with break ins at Wiedman Alté Company Hoefts gas station Chris Voiz gas station Heininger farm implement and depot. A raid on Dodge Shell failed. Deputy sheriffs investigated. James Sinta of Detroit was arrested. two local youths confessed to stealing from cars and a church guitar triggering police to pursue a larger gang.

Sarah Ann Warner Sam Boyd Warner York Township Jas. Waugh Nathaniel Waugh Michigan New York State Whitehall Mooreville Detroit Albert Warner Jessie Warner George. Olds Ypsilanti Ernest Warner Frank Warner Boyd Givens Armstrong Bowling Green Ohio de Dewitt Charlevoix C. A. Curtiss H. A. Holmes Methodist Sunday School Lloyd Olds Ben Uphaus Anna Harmon Saline Madge Bird Washtenaw County Rovd Wiedman, Auté Company Hoeft Chris Voiz Heininger Dodge Shell Thomas Knight George R. Randel James Sinta Benton

Ownership and management details for The Saline Observer

The Saline Observer weekly in Saline Michigan lists publisher Sim R Wilson and editor M C Boutelle Ypsilanti with Grace E Wilson as owner. Bondholders and mortgagees include Wene H A Holmes notary public. commission expires April 19 1937.

Saline Observer Saline Michigan Sim. R. Wilson Saline, Mich M. C. Boutelle Ypsilanti Mich Sim R. Wilson Grace E. Wilson Wene_ H. A. Holmes

Rent Notice and Sold Items at Savings Bank

On Saturday October 15 a note lists water rent collection at Savings Bank by Frank Camburn, treasurer. A five room house for rent at 10 dollars per month is advertised with water works included. Pallets for sale and phone contact 149 F3 appear on the page.

Savings Bank

Rotary District Governor Visits Saline Club

District Governor Roy Crumb from Highland Park visited Saline Rotary last Thursday. After a round table with officers and committeemen he addressed the full membership at luncheon. He praised district 1538 as one of the greatest and cited Rotary’s growth with anecdotes. Guests included R. R. Brown Ira M. Smith and Walter MacPeek of Ann Arbor.

Roy Crumb Highland Park Rotary Club Rotary R. R. Brown Ira M. Smith Walter MacPeék Ann Arbor

Saline Woman's Club Opens New Year Meeting

The Saline Woman's Club held its first meeting of the club year with Miss Esther Landwehr on Tuesday afternoon, September 25. After the business session a social period followed and refreshments were served by the hostess. The next gathering is set for Tuesday afternoon, October 11, at Mrs. Otto Hagans home, with a speaker arranged and all members urged to attend.

Saline Woman’s Club Esther Landwehr Otto Hagans

Saline Hospital Births and Local Election Petitions

Saline General Hospital announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Wahl born Monday afternoon weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces Wanda Marie named by Mrs Leonor Roehn. Mrs Gail Fisher of Pleasant Ridge aided after a minor auto accident. City election petitions require at least one fifth of registered voters. five councilmen, one constable and one justice of the peace to be elected for four years. filings end 20 days before November 8 with petition sufficiency judged by the City Clerk. Michigan Tuberculosis data notes five states have two or more hospital pods per annual TB deaths. Michigan among them.

David Wahl Leonor Roehn Wanda Marie Lottie Wallace Michigan Tuberculosis Association United States Michigan

KEEP STEPPING Observer Liners are Cheerfully Active

A fragment notes cost of Scotch and lively activity around a group named Observer Liners. The readable text hints at a cheerful, ongoing pastime with emphasis on spirited participation and informal pricing remarks. No clear event date or full names are established in the fragment.

Local Classified News Items From The Saline Observer

A collage of small ads lists items for sale including sweaters pumpkins lard cabbage and wood. Miscellaneous notices mention services from embalming to shoe repair and a public real estate sale in progress with a court hearing scheduled in October 1938.

Chevrolet Car Models and Dealer Ad Notice

Chevrolet models from 1933 to 1934 are listed. The ad seeks authorized Chevrolet dealers and invites local notices of probate and estate settlements to be printed in The Observer, urging residents to request the Probate Judge to send notices.

Cooce Motor Sales Chevrolet Observer

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Saline Savings Bank Cole Home News Co. A. Jewell Reunion St. James Sarah’ Ann Warner IME tUuts Frank Camburn Kenneth Gordon Gordon Gail Fisher Pleasant Ridge Parsons John Hack W. E. Dietiker Schmid John R. Ladd Macon Hampshire R. H. Bamner Wiedman Auto Co Kelly S. Ann Arbor St Bert Gillen Shoe Repair Shop Swiss Cleaners Wm. Martin Snline State OF Michigan Washtenaw Said Jay G. Pray Theodore Emanuel Schill E. R Schill Nora O. Borgert Atlantic R. G. Wahl East Michigan Ave Cole’s Feed Store Clover Seed Cole's Feed Store Wolverine G. L. Parsons Chris Zick Monroe Street Clarence Johnson Bredernitz Mill H. L. Severns R. R Feed Safe Way Dairy Saline Mercantile Company Rosenthal Stevens & Bush Wied-_ Iman Auto Company Julius Schnirring Haarer’s Wahl Saline Mercantile Co Hbastern Star George F. Byers Ann Arbor St Wiedman Auto Company Uphaus’ Electric Shop Ney Central Dead Stock Co Art’s Saline-Pleasant Lake Igton Herman Heininger
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