Serious Accident After Chelsea Saline Football Game
After the Chelsea Saline game Friday evening a serious collision occurred at the Pleasant Lake and Ann Arbor roads intersection. Raymond Barber and his sister Catherine were injured in the Chelsea car. Erwin Schmid, his sister Lucille, and Nona Milhan were in the Saline car with Milhan and Schmid severely hurt. All victims were taken to hospitals. cause undetermined by Deputy Sheriff Fred Mattis. Both cars were wrecked.
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Pleasant Lake
Ann Arbor
Chelsea
Raymond Barber
Catherine
Erwin Schmid
Miss Lucille
Nona Milhan
Miss Milhan
Miss Schmid
Mr. Sc
Church Wedding Declares Union Of Miss Olive Floy Thomas
Miss Olive Floy Thomas and George Johnson of Ann Arbor were married Sunday at the Method ist church with Rev. Bertram Ede officiating. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin march and a reception at the Thomas home for over a hundred guests. The couple plans to reside in Detroit after a short wedding trip.
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Olive Floy Thomas
George Johnson
Ann Arbor
Claude Thomas
Weber Road
Bertram, Ede
Swartz Creek
Lohengrin
Chauncey FitzGerald
Clare Walker
Ypsilanti
Russell Powell
Doris Holloway
Henry Darling
Detroit
George Latham
Edgar Thomas
Terre Haute
Ind
Ucles
Ohio
Quiet wedding at St Pauls parsonage ends in vows
Rev C H Wittbracht unites Miss Edna Rothfuss and Arthur Wiedmayer at St Pauls parsonage on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony follows a severe accident the night before injuring bridesmaid Lucille Schmid. Edna Walker serves as maid of honor and Edwin Wiedmayer as best man. A reception at the bride’s home precedes a wedding trip with plans undetermined.
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St. Paul’s Parsonage
Local Hospital Briefs Note Patient Improvements
Saline General Hospital reports improvements for several patients. Carl Stierle and Miss Lucille Schmid show progress, Mrs Kate Bartlett can sit up briefly daily, and Ronald and George Kelsey of Milan had tonsil surgery Friday. Mrs John Hack returned home Friday after surgery.
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Carl Stierle
Lucille Schmid
Kate Bartlett
Ronald
George Kelsey
Milan
John Hack
Benefit Tea for Federated Church Fund at Landmark Home
Mrs. J. Crawford Little invites the public to a Benefit Tea on Thursday afternoon October 14 from 2 to 5 at 302 BE Henry in Washte naw county. Proceeds support a Foundation Fund for decorating the Federated church amid the home’s historic status.
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J. Crawford Little
Federated Church
BE. Henry
Washtenaw County
Rachmaninoff Opens 59th Choral Union Concert Series
Sergei Rachmaninoff will open the 59th annual Choral Union series in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor on Wednesday October 27 followed by a Cleveland Symphony Orchestra program with Artur Rodzinski on November 9 Richard Crooks and Fritz Kreisler appearances are set for November 19 and November 29 respectively The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Serge Koussevitzky appears December 9 Ruth Slewczynski Helsinki Chorus Jan 18 Gina Cigna and the Roth String Quartet feature in later dates Enesco Rome violinist March 1 will debut in Ann Arbor Season tickets available from the School of Music Charles A Sink president Un sold tickets may be offered for individual concerts if any remain
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Sergei Rachmaninoff
Choral Union
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Artur Rodzinski
Richard Crooks
Fritz Kreisler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Serge Koussevitzky
Ruth Slewczynski
Janay
University
Helsinki Chorus
Finland
Martti Turunen
Jan Sibelius
Gina Cigna
Metropolitan Opera
Roth String Quartet
Budapest
Georges Enesco
School of Music
Charles A. Sink
Rachmaninoff
Harwood Rites Held For Local Farm Resident
George H. Harwood aged 50 died at his farm home on US 112 four miles east of Saline after years of illness. Born January 8 1887 he was married August 19 1911 to Nellie Miller of Ypsilanti. He worked 13 years as a motor man on the Detroit Jackson Chicago interurban. Survived by wife son Wendell W two brothers John of Plymouth Frank of Pittsfield and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday in Ypsilanti with burial in Highland Cemetery.
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George H. Harwood
Saline
John
Jane Harwood
Nellie Miller
Ypsilanti
Detroit
Jackson
Chicago
Harwood
Wendell W
Plymouth
Frank
Pittsfield
Highland Cemetery
Migratory Bird Treaty Act Rules on Canada to U S Imports
The article explains amended regulations under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act controlling import of wild ducks and geese from Canada during Canada's open season. Returns must show a Canadian hunting license and an affidavit of legal taking. limits include ten ducks and five geese per week, with several species banned entry and seizure risk for noncompliance. A five day grace period after open season may apply for shipment delivery, with a ten duck per shipment cap.
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United States
Canada
Warner speaks to Rotary on labor taxes and state policy
Rep Joseph Warner of Ypsilanti addressed Rotarians at The Tavern last Thursday noon. He outlined active and proposed state legislation focusing on labor and taxes, noting the cost gap between penal institutions and state colleges and university.
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Joseph Warner
Ypsilanti
Joe
Earl Dietiker
Garden Club
Alwin Burkhardt
Gratitude for Kindness From Clara Schmid in Hospital
The note thanks Clara Schmid for numerous acts of kindness during a hospital stay and expresses deep personal appreciation for support received.
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Clara, Schmid
Community Fair Opens Tuesday at School Symnasium
The second annual fall Community Fair, run by the Future Farmers of America, Home Economics, and the Rotary Club, begins Tuesday October 19 with exhibits, judging, ribbons, cash premiums, and a 4:00 band concert. Wednesday October 20 features Garden Club cups, a football game, premium awards, radio program, husband calling contest, and more band performances.
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Future Farmers of America
Home Economics Department
Rotary Club
Clinton
Manchester
Addison
Scouts Gather at Waldenwoods for Washtenaw-Livingston Council Meeting
About one hundred attendees enjoyed a 7 30 meal and program at Waldenwoods. President John S Page presided. J Robert Crouse Sr thanked for hosting scouts yearly. Frank Farry spoke on youth value and guidance, with violinist Lewis Birdsall and his mother providing music. Movies from the Jambo ree in Washington, D C were shown.
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T. M. Clay
W. D. Cook
S. R. Wilson
Washtenaw-Livingston Council
Waldenwoods
John S. Page
Howell
J. Robert Crouse
Washington, D. C
Edison Company Seeks New Thirty Year Franchise
The Detroit Edison Company seeks renewal of its franchise to supply York township with electric power for thirty years. H M Thompson presented the petition to the township board. The current 1907 franchise expires in November. A special election is set for November 1 to ratify the board action. The company also seeks renewal in Pittsfield township with a same day election.
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Detroit Edison Company
York Township
H. M. Thompson
Milan
Fpittsfield Township
St. Paul’s Church Chicken Supper Menu
The St. Paul’s church ladies plan a Friday supper on October 22 serving fried chicken cranberry relish mashed potatoes gravy buttered carrots cabbage salad pear pickles brown bread rolls ice cream coffee cake. Serving begins at 5 30 price fifty cents.
For Sale Classified Ads From The Observer Liner
A dense collage of notices lists sale items and services: fine wool rams, fall sweaters, farm horses, meat kettles, radios, shoes, oxfords, stock tonics, poultry, equipment, and vehicles. Several local names and phones appear, with multiple farm and retail offerings and service ads.
Automobile Model List From Early 20th Century Catalog
A catalog-like listing presents multiple classic vehicles including a 1932 Chevrolet Coupe a 1932 Essex Sedan a 1929 Ford Coupe a 1986 Master Town Sedan a 1934 Ford Pickup a 1930 Ford Coupe a 1982 Ford Coupe and a 1929 Chevrolet Truck plus a Chevrolet Coach referenced among the items.
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Chevrolet
Farm equipment sale offers used tractors and horses
Bargains in tractors with a used Farmall offering a new tractor guarantee. Includes 10 to 20 tractors, an F-12 almost new with plows and cultivators, two four-year-old horses and one three-year-old horse, plus a six row McCormick Deering husker and shredder used very little. Contact Herman Heininer at phone 33.
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McCormick-Deering
Herman Heininer
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Miami
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Local
Bert
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General Hospital
Sergei Rachmainoff
Migratory Bird Treaty Act
Edison Company
ST. Paul's
the Observer
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C. R. Parsons
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Wolverine
Saline Mercantile Company
William Love
Poland
Albert Gall
W. E. Dietiker
G. L. Parsons
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Co
Triple A Valley Farms
Jacob Marion
George Needham
Ott
Charles McCarbery
Harris Street
Wiedman Auto Company
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Grimes Golden
Greening
Spy
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Rome
W. Mich. Ave
J. W. Young
Manchester Road
H. Bredernitz
Edward Guenther
Otto Foster
U of M
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Packard St
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Cook Motor Sales
Art
Saline-Pleasant Lake Roads
Annn Arbor
Central Dead Stock 'Co
Rawleigh
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Freeport
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