Pleasant Letter From Rev William F Sigfeman II
Reverend William H Hoffman writes from Detroit October 9 1920 praising local church progress and optimism for the citys spiritual revival. He details a move of East Jefferson Methodist church to a new building, notes Epworth League member Gertruda Batess, and highlights outreach by Red Cross women and federated city churches. He cites Campbell Morgan lectures October 16 22 and a goal of twenty five thousand new members by Easter.
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Detroit
Mich
Saline Observer
Bastminster
Raab
Iss Gertruda Batess
Epworth League
Red Cross
Campbell Morgan
William H. Hoffman
School Notes Highlights Debates and Activities
Miss Jackson led chapel with a varied program including songs, a flag salute, readings, and a students’ reading on the Chinese Question. English IV debates covered elective subjects, army size, naval power, athletics, and overall value of debate, with negatives often prevailing. Student recognitions, PTA meeting results, social events, and upcoming events such as a Baby Clinic and alfalfa seed orders are also noted.
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Dorothy Spitler
Lucile Schill
Ruth Aprill
Luella Burkhardt
Melvina Braun
Ora Kuebler
United States
Vivian Wolford
Erma Osborne
Elmer Feldkamp
Norman Wiedmayer
Elmer Boettner
Walter Lutz
Clark Rouse
Esther Kleinschmit
Luella Birkle
Walter Schneider
Walter Heininger
Charlotte Kalmbach
Wallace Coe
Loretta Westphal
Audrey Jordan
Geo. Needham
Lucile Phillips
Helen Barr
The Federated Church Services Offered
The Federated Church under Pastor W. J. Cross invites all to Sunday services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. with program titles "The Double Cross" and "A Generous Invitation" respectively. Sunday school meets at 11:15 a.m. Prayer and Bible study occur Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Brilliant Concerts at Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor
Choral Union Series opens October 29 with a star line in Hill Auditorium. Extra Concert Series on November 4 features premier artists and ensembles. Dr. Albert A. Stanley announces plans including Detroit and Minneapolis ensembles, Spalding, Grainger, and the Flonzaley Quartet among others.
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Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Albert A. Stanley
University School of Music
Miesie Livers
Dr. Stanley
Choral Union
Metrozmilian Owera
Traditorium
Serzei Rachnaninol
Jan Kubelik
America
Detroit Symphoy Orchestra
Ossip Gabrilowitech
Tt Lockwood
Febury
Minnecapoli
Symphony Orchestra
Emil Oberhoffer
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Mareia van Dresser
Albert Spalding
United States Marine Band
Ann Arbor Appiarance
Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce
Percy Grainger
Flonzaley String Quartet
Tur
New York Channel Music Society
Sink
Michigan Reverts to Central Standard Time October 17
Governor Sleeper issues proclamation to return Michigan to central standard time on October 17 with some cities retaining eastern time by local rule. The order marks CST as official time statewide after October 17, noting earlier preference for eastern time during spring and summer.
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Michigan
Sleeper
Gome
Albert E. Sleeper
State of
Michigan High Schools to Receive Free Athletic Gear
Michigan plans free athletic outfits for all high schools funded from boxing and wrestling receipts via the state athletic commission. Marshall leads with 14 indoor baseballs plus volleyballs nets gloves and footballs, among other items, and Saline High School is expected to be included.
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Michigan
Michigan Athletic Commison
Marshall
Marriage Licenses Reported For Clemens Schwab and Schutte Pair
Clemens V Schwab aged 21 from Eric Pennsylvania wed Lilian J Schutte aged 20 from the same locale. John H Wentworth aged 30 married Ann Arkbur and Risie May Winslow aged 21 from St Joseph were listed in the licenses.
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Clemens V. Schwab
Eric
Lilian J. Schutte
Same
John H. Wentworth
Ann Arkbur
Risie May Winslow
St. Joseph
Observer Liners Classified Advertising Observer Liners Classified Advertising
Classified ads list various notices and small sales items. Entries include for sale items, services, and wanted notices with contact details, plus a note on upcoming production of cider enty days and a request for legal printing for estate settlements.
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Hhe
Bracey & Son Seek Timber Suppliers at Fahrner Mill
Bracey & Son announce they have leased Charles Fahrner’s mill for another year and seek all kinds of saw timber, especially elm and peak. They will pay a good price at the mill and invite letters or calls to No. 70 for a possible visit.
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Charles Fahrner
Detroit United Lines Timetable May 18 1920
Schedule for Detroit area routes shows Saline and Ypsilanti departures from Saline at 6 55 a m 8 40 a m and every two hours until 8 40 p m 10 45 p m 1 15 a m From Ypsilanti at 6 30 a m 7 40 a m and every two hours to 12 45 a m Final car waits for the theatre car from Ann Arbor Connections at Wayne for Plymouth and Northville and at Ypsilanti for Detroit and Jackson In effect May 18 1920.
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Saline
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Wayne
Plymouth
Northville
Detroit
Jackson
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William F. Sigfeman
Iias
Pople
Esther Braun
Erma Burkhardt
Helen Dailey
Gertrude Eggert
Ellen Fahner
Oscar Marion
Gertrude Rundell
Martha, Wissel
Edward Hale
Rosena Schaner
C. R. Parsons
O. C. Wheeler
G. W. Cook
Grace Brown
Alice Warner
Edythe Skinner
D. Drake
Miss Schaner
the Athletic Association
Lynford Bracey
Ester Feldkamp
Hazel Fucss
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Washtenaw County
Farm Bureau
Saline Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
P. & G. Naptha
Keiloge
Ade
Burkhart Bros
The
Federated Church
W. J. Cross
Observer
Delaine Buck
Fred Walker
Tourine Car
Wiedman Auto Company
G. F. Bracey & Sons
George Uphaus
Wiedman’s Garare
Earl Fosdick
Murray
Milan
Parker Dry Cleaning O
G. F. Bracey & Son
United Lines
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