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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1929

Page

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Saline Triumphs Over Clinton In Muddy Friday Clash

Saline High defeated Clinton 6 to 2 on a rain soaked field. Saline scored in the first half and added a safety in the third period as Clinton failed to convert chances, with heavy rains and a quagmire conditions shaping a hard fought contest. Chelsea awaits Saline at Cement City on Friday October 18.

Saline High Clinton Knight Saline Big Red Carr Schrader Wedemeyer Winters Chelsea Cement City

Fishermen Visit Indian River Opening for Whitefish Season

Pat Hgan Wayne Jagger and Dick Knapp traveled to Indian River for the season opener to chase white fish cisco and carp. They prepared with gear and licenses but failed to catch white fish and showed interest in none of the other species. The river near the big lake glowed at night with lights as fishermen filled the holes, keeping the fish from biting.

Pat Hgan Wayne Jagger Dick Knapp Indian River Grand Canal Venice Brooklyn

Defective Eyes Found in Local Grade Children

Mrs. Wetzel the county health nurse visited the second grade Mon Gay and examined 30 children. fourteen or 47 percent were found with eye strain or defective vision. Eye trouble is linked to improper lighting and cross lights in the Jones building where they were housed last year. Facts are facts.

School Taxes and District Tax Rates in Michigan

The 1928 1929 school tax data show 277 districts reporting a median rate of 17.55 per 1000, with 22 districts at 30 or more and 28 percent more districts above 25 than in 1927 1928. Saline averages about 9.00, indicating few high schools there have lower rates. Annual report of the Division of University Inspection of High Schools.

Michigan Division of University Inspection of

Election of Officers in PTA Meeting

At the first meeting of the P. T. A. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President Mrs. Bessie Collins First Vice President Max Fosk dick Second Vice President Mrs. E A Clark Third Vice President Mrs Thelma Darling Secretary Mrs Merritt Martin Treasurer Hazen Jewell

Bessie Collins Max Fosdick E. A. Clark Thelma Darling Merritt Martin Hazen Jewell

Observer Job Printing Service Promoted

The home newspaper trumpets its local job printing service as indispensable and versatile. It promises fidelity, experience and skill, noting rates are commensurate with quality. Shop locally to get desired custom work.

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Christian Science Notes Saline Service at Citizens Bank Hall

The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m above Citizens Bank with the Doctrine of Atonement as the subject A testimonial meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 7 30 pm A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school follows the morning service pupils under 20 may attend

Christian Science Society of Saline Citizens Bank

Ins and Outs of Banks and Banking

A Rotary Club talk by Dc. A. Curtiss of the Citizens Bank covered the history and types of banks, operations, lending rules, and the duty to communities. He noted why banks cannot loan every dollar locally and warned that mergers may grow but Saline banks will not soon join big-city institutions.

Rotary Club Dc. A. Curtiss Citizens Bank Saline Curtiss

Loyal Friends Respond To Untrue Accusation After Accident

A statement defends actions after a Saturday accident, asserting honorable methods, proof of aid from victims' friends, and a pledge that the group will do right. The authors express regret at unkind words from strangers after 21 years of conduct.

For Sale and Notices in The Observer Liner Ads

Classified notices show several listings including wanted hay by Carl Smith and farm for sale or rent by A. E. Cole. Items offered include a half bed with springs, a fine wool ram Herman Kohler phone 1438F3, two rat terrier puppies Albert Niethammer, and auto parts from Wiedman Auto Company. Also an authorized Chevrolet dealer GEO. V. COOK & SON.

Car service pitch with GMAC terms

A brief classified style note touts refinished body work new tires and a reconditioned motor. It advertises a down payment of 80 dollars on an old car with balance arranged through GMAC financing terms.

GEO. V. Cook & Son Chevrolet

Late 1926 Chevrolet Coach And Household Items for Sale

Late 1926 Chevrolet coach with gray finish and updated controls, new tires, rebuilt motor, $80 down and balance on G M A C terms. Also for sale large Round Oak heater, fruit jars, half bed with springs and mattress, grain carpet, Crystal electric washer, 1926 Essex coach with 20 000 miles. Virgil Mood, Saline, evenings, 258. We solicit legal printing notices for settlements to appear in this newspaper via the Probate Judge.

GEO. V. Cook .& Son Chevrolet Essex Virgil Mood

Also Mentioned on This Page

DAIEY Saline Savings Bank Martin Fuoss Dixie Gas Stabbler Oil Company Henderson Westside Garage Kelly Springfield Standard Oil Products John Dicks Bert Gillen Tion S. C Christian Science Notes Carl Curtiss B. J. Boettger Joe Camburn Fred R. Braun Goodram M. Sage Briggs Wiedman Auto Company Fred Walker Emerson F. Ehnis Walter Gordon A. J. Warren Garland Arthur Day East Michigan Avenue HE. L. Klager Bridgewater C. W. Carr Dixie Service A & T ‘Store Chester Emanuel Lambarth A. Daniels General Electric Uphaus & Schroen Saline Mercantile CO Saline Mercantile Company Wm. Schnirring Uphaus & Schroen R. C. A Monroe Street Woodward Fruit Farm Manchester Guernsey Henry F. Groeb Ann Arbor The Saline Woman’s Club Liberty Theatre Ladies of St. Paul’s Church Hay Carl Smith Ott Dietiker’s Herman Kohler Albert Niethammer A. E. Cole
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