Saline Private Hospital Dedicatory Event Praised
Saline village celebrates the opening of the Saline Private Hospital run by Mrs. Dickson with a dedicatory program. Rev. S. T. Dunk and Mrs. Ella Henne sing, prayers and remarks follow, and the facility earns praise for neat home-like design and hot air heating. Also preview of Don Mike at Liberty theatre with Fred Thomson in a romantic historical Western.
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Saline
Dickson
S. T. Dunk
Ella Henne
Reuben Crosby
Mrs. Dickson
Saline Village
Don Mike
Dong
Fred Thomson
Liberty Theatre
California
Fred
Ruth Clifford
Don
Noah Young
Albert Prisco
William Courtright
Tom Bates
Norma Maiel
Carmen le Roux
Saline PTA Forms Leadership At First Meeting
The Saline Parent-Teacher Association held its inaugural meeting on Monday night electing officers President Mrs Reuben Rogers Mother Vice President Mrs Lewis Ernst Father Vice President Charles Tower Teacher Vice President Miss Clarissa Fender Secretary and Treasurer Miss Mary Morden. The group planned to vote at the November meeting to amend the constitution and move meetings from the second to the third Monday each month. A strong turnout is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Parent-Teacher Association
Reuben Rogers
Lewis Ernst
Charles Tower
Clarissa Fender
Mary Morden
Saline Christian Science Society Service Notice
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall over Citizens Bank Sunday at 10 30 a m with subject Probation after Death A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday school follows the service for pupils under 20 All are cordial invitationd
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The
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Probate hearing set for Fred Boettger estate in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on October 8 1927 Judge Jay G Pray presiding Wilbur Cornish administrator asks for final account and distribution hearing set for October 31 at ten in the forenoon A copy of the order to be published three weeks in Saline Observer Nora C Borgert Register October 6 13 27 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Fred Boettger
Wilbur Cornish
Saline Observer
Red Cross Annual Roll Call Urges Increased Membership
The Red Cross reports spending over 8 million dollars on relief, chiefly for Mississippi flood victims, and urges higher Roll Call participation to fund ongoing and future emergencies. Subscriptions accepted at Saline banks as floods, fires, cyclones and explosions affected 25 states with multiple disasters nationwide. Your membership supports disaster service and relief operations.
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Red Cross
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Ohio
Alaska
Ilinois
Kansas
Iowa
Death of Milton Bird Noble of Lodi after brief illness
Milton Bird Noble of Lodi died after a brief illness at a hospital in Ann Arbor on Thursday. Born February 18 1859 in Otterville Illinois he lived in Lodi several years. He married Leonora I Daugherty on March 21 1881 and is survived by his widow five daughters five sons two brothers a sister seven grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral was at Muehngs chapel Friday morning Rev S T Dunk officiating. Interment followed in Otterville Illinois.
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Milton Bird Nobile
Lodi
Ann Arbor
Mr. Noble
Otterville
Ilinois
Leonora I. Daugherty
Noble
Nellie Noble
Alma Dyer
Jeannette Noble
Carl M. Feiner
Donald
Illinois
The Observer Subscription Contest Underway
The Observer announces a big subscription contest with contestants listed including Mrs Bert Moore and Richard Clark. It notes strong voter engagement, canvassing efforts, and prize incentives while weather conditions may affect vote totals and collections.
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Bert Moore
Richard Clark
Charles Ro Anna Milkey
D. G. Richards
Alicea Schieh
Berts
First alfalfa seed yields strongest from initial cut
Michigan State College reports first cutting of alfalfa produced the best seed yields this year. Irving Reibling and George Rae earned six bushels per acre from Hardigam alfalfa, while Alfred Volz harvested over sixty bushels from Grim alfalfa on ten acres. Second cuttings averaged two bushels per acre amid abnormal weather.
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Michigan
Farm Crops Department
Michigan State College
Irving Reibling
Elkton
George Rae
Bay City
Alfred Volz
Sebewaing
Mr. Volz
Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Nissles of Ann Arbor
Mr and Mrs Edward Nissle of Ann Arbor marked their silver wedding anniversary on October 14 with a music program and Rev Stellhorn address. Guests came from Saline and Ann Arbor. Light refreshments followed, and a silver rose bowl and candle holder set was given to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nissle
Ann Arbor
Stellhorn
Saline
J. L. Theurer
Julius. Walker
Alfred Tedele
Ed, Jedele
Car goes down bank near new bridge on late Thursday
Mr and Mrs Peter Estermyer, traveling from Ann Arbor, misread a lighting torch near the under construction bridge by Hall farm. In darkness the car went down the bank. the vehicle was damaged but both occupants escaped unharmed.
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Peter Estermyer
Ann Arbor
Hall Farm
Noted Opera Stars Open Ninth Extra Concert Series in Ann Arbor
Rosa Raisa leading dramatic soprano and Giacomo Rimini distinguished baritone of the Chicago Civic Opera Company will debut the ninth annual Extra Concert Series in Hill Auditorium on Friday evening October 28 at 8 o clock. Raisa, born in Russian Poland, fled Pogroms before studying in Italy and rising with Campanini to the Chicago Opera Company. Rimini, born in Italy, was discovered by Toscanini and later joined Chicago opera circles before a limited number of concerts.
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Rosa Rassa
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Giacomo Rimini
Ann Arbor
Hill Auditorium
Miss Raisa
Russian
Poland
Kiev
Italy
Campanini
Chicago Opera Company
Toscanini
Raisa
Chicago
Control of Borer Is Clean-Up Goal
Entomologist Prof. R. H. Pettit of Michigan State College says eradication of the European corn borer is impossible. The moths can fly at least 20 miles and will be present long term. Clean-up aims to keep pest numbers down so farmers can profit from corn, and continued efforts will slow spread and reduce damage in heavily infested areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Pettit
Michigan State College
North American
Social Gatherings and Personal Notices from Last Week
ADDITION AT, TLOCAT G. C Townsend has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Edna House was called to Chesaning on Tuesday, to attend the funeral of a relative. Mrs. Frank Hauk, west of town, delightfully entertained members of two of the circles of the Federated Ladies Aid Society Tuesday afternoon. Rev and Mrs. S. T. Dunk hosted a event honoring newlyweds Maurice Henderson and C. F. Hildner who plan to move to Kalamazoo. About fifty guests attended with piano duets, vocal pieces, and a Men’s Chorus. Gifts of mememtoes were given to the honored couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C Townsend
Edna House
Chesaning
Frank Hauk
Federated Ladies? Aid Society
S. T. Dunk
Maurice Henderson
C. F. Hildner
Kalamazoo
Vesta Mills
Fred April
Classified Ads Showcasing Local Goods and Services
A dense string of classified items lists sales offers from Dietiker's and Wiedman Auto Company, including good cabbage, bushel crates, greenings and Baldwin apples, and a range of used vehicles. Several personal notices mention family, livestock, and wanted alfalfa, with numerous contact phones and local merchants like Saline Mercantile Co and Jos. L. Arnet in Ann Arbor.
For Sale Six Building Lots on Main Street
Six building lots on Main Street offered for sale with shade trees and some fruit trees. Prices range from 500 to 1000 dollars.
Willis Fowler Notice on No Hunting or Trespassing
Notice restricts hunting or trespassing on Oirer premises owned by W EL BARR A C LANGE and Mary V Cady. It advertises a modern seven room house with bath oak floors and finish double garage on a large lot plus six eight and nine room houses and a building lot on 200d street priced for quick sale. Also mentions Lange as part of a railroad enterprise and urges reflection on potential harm from an incident.
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A. CG
LANGE
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Saline Savings Bank
Grocer’s
Martin Fuoss
Dixie Gas
Stabbler Oil Company
América
the Quality Shop
West Liberty Street
ANN* Arbor
Frep Tomson
Parent-Teacher Meeting
Christian Science Notes
Nora C.borgert
Roll Cale
M. B. Noble
Observer
R. BE. Jedele
Virginia Royce
Charles, Nissle
George Luckhardt
Joe Jedele
Fred Rentz
Otto Blaess
EB. Meyer
Ening
the Observer
Dietiker’s
Edward Alber
Wiedman Auto Company
Saline Mercantile Co
Mike Sage
C. A. Jordan
Henry Groeb
Greenings
Baldwin Apples
A. S. McCartery
Dan Mertler
Exide
G.V. Cook
Chevrolet
Wiedman, Auto Company
E. L. Klager
Elmer Stimpson
Wied+ man Auto Company
George Schmid, Jr
Walter Armbruster
Jos. L. Arnet
H. E.W
Saline Mercantile Company
C. Boettner
Willis M. Fowler
Oirer
W. EL Barr, A. C. Lange, Mary V. Cady
American Railroad Organization
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