Wiedman Auto Defeats Recreation Bowling Team
Wiedman Auto defeated the Recreation bowling team Tuesday evening by winning all three games. Lloyd Fainbanks scored 515, A Lawrence slipped to 496 after two 500 plus games, and W Dusterbeck totaled 477. The Wiedman team previously beat Kroger, while Recreation rallied to top Tanner in a late matchup. Tonight at 8 Kroger faces Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedman Auto, Co
Recreation
Lloyd Fainbanks
A. Lawrence
W. Dusterbeck
Wiedman
Kroger
Tanner
Kroge
Gall
R Fitzgerald
D. Burkhardt
F. Gruenwald
Wiedman le Fairbanks
Yah Lawrence
M. Martin
T. Bridges
Klein
B Gillen
J. Harmon
Dines Sheath Ppeerey
Tanner S. Wittbracht
N. Ash
W. Burkhardt
Haarer
D. Tanner
Beeers Seseee
W. Dusterbeck R. Wahl
B. Gillen
Wiedman LA
Rotarians Test Members With Current Events Quiz
Rotarians were challenged by A A Kalder with two written questions at the meeting, some scoring high and others not. The session sparked humor and memory jokes, but offered a redeeming musical interlude by Piney Woods School girls led by their director. OS Ben Root of Manchester attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
A. A. Kalder
Piney Woods School
Altogethe
Rick Kalder
OS — Ben
Root of
Manchester
P T A Meeting Monday Evening
The October P T A session met Monday evening in the auditorium after a brief business session. Mrs L B Fast chaired the program with George Wood, accompanied by Mrs Lucile Henderson, performing Beautiful Ohio and Sweetheart I'm Calling You. Miss Sill from Michigan State Normal gave an illustrated talk on Hear Life in the Caribbean. The next month committee is Mr and Mrs Ray Davis from first grade and Mr and Mrs Max Fosdick from second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
L. B. Fast
George
Wood
Lucile Henderson
Ohio
Sill
Geographic Department
Michigan State
Normal
Ray, Davis
Max Max’ Fosdick
Woman's club program and reciprocity day events
The Woman's club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. William Austin's home with 35 attendees. Highlights included violin solos by Mrs. L. B. Fairbanks, piano by Miss Mills, and speaker Mrs. Maria Pearl Anchor addressing laws and voting amendments, followed by another solo by Mrs. Fairbanks. Future gathering set with Mrs. Thomas Shurtz on November 1. The Welfare club of Macon hosted Reciprocity Day with a 1 pm dinner for 93 women and a program at M. E. church led by Mrs. Frank Mickel, including music, a playlet, solos, a monologue, a piano duet, and a citizenship and government control in Canada address by Mrs. Jennie Laws Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Austin
L. B. Fairbanks
Miss Mills
Reuben
Rogers
Maria
Ann Anchor
Farbanks
Thomas Shurtz
Woman's Club
Welfare Club of
Macon
M. BE
Frank ‘Micke
Halloway Ochestra
Cox Bilby
Maude Halladay
Elian Bilby
Helen Thomas
Willing Workers
G. T. Alexander
Vesta Mills
Carrie Evans
Fiano
Vesta “Mills
Bessie Collins
Canada
Jennie Laws Hardy
Tecumseh
Names of presidential candidates on fall ballots
Michigan voters will see presidential and vice presidential candidate names on the November ballot for the first time. The 1931 legal change replaces listing 19 electors with the parties' presidential candidates, reducing confusion without altering the national electoral plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linsing
Mich
Department of Staten
Michigan
Vr Ries
Olmsted Platform Players Present Civil War Drama St Claudia
The Olmsted Platform Players present St Claudia, a Biblical drama praised for its faithful narrative and spiritual depth. The performance highlights Pilate's moral struggle against political expediency, inviting all denominations to attend for a non profit, expense defraying audience. Tickets: adults 25 cents, children 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Claudia
Olmsted
America
Pilate
Registration Notice From City Clerk under Michigan Election Law
Lottie Wallace city clerk states under Michigan Election Law she will receive registrations at Uphaus & Schreen store on non Sundays and on Saturday October 29 is the last day for registrations in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Uphaus & Schreen
Lottie Wallace
Klartia Fuss Home Recovered of Jewelry Theft
A neighbor familiar with the area reports a theft at the Klartia Fuss home Sunday, with over a thousand dollars in jewelry taken from a box on a table in a nearly empty house. Items include two half carat diamond rings a quarter carat ring two cameo rings an antique chain and locket a polo brooch and a necklace. Sheriff Andres notified and descriptions sent to nearby police in hopes of locating the articles and suspect(s).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres
Independents Defeat New Boston Team in 13-0 Victory
The Independents edged New Boston 13 to 0 as the second half produced all scoring. A. Schmid connected with Estermyer for a touchdown, then Estermyer to Carr for another. Aprill, Keubler, Schmid, and Hetermyer led the offense as Milan visits next Sunday at Sa line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iocal
New Boston
A. Schmid
Deven
Schmid
Hetermyer
Milan
Saline
Boston Carr
L E
Boyce Keubler
L T Bailey Lange
LG Baffin Aprill
Verba McCalla
G Hainer Heininger
T Townsend Gordon
Kreger Estermyer
Q Clay Schmid
H Fair Lampbarth
L. H J. Vere Spike
F - McIntosh
Council Proceedings and County Road Takeover Notice
Council minutes recount October meeting in the council chamber with Mayor Sugden presiding and Fairbanks Gross and Cook present. Absent Uphaus. Several routine items read and approved. The Board of County Road Commissioners announced a Sept 9 1932 meeting in Ann Arbor approving the county take over of the central twenty feet of Menice Street in Saline from Britton road to U S 12. Inspector and clerk appointments for the November election listed. Payments to numerous local workers and vendors noted. Motion to adjourn offered by Goss and Gork with signatures of Sugden Wallac e and Mark Sugden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugden
L. M Briggs
Sam Lambarth
A. C. Lange
Lucille Henderson
Eith Towler
Frank Cammet
Reid
Mabel Stierle
Fitzgerald
Igelsteepen
E. _ Alber
Adam Klumpp
American Surety. Co
Wiliam Acton
Tine H Gross & Sonus
Charles Koch
Walter ‘Towler
Frank. Camburn
S. R. ‘Wilson
Sugden & Whipple
Detroit Edison
Aaron Tsrckeba
Orde
Goss
Gork
Lottie
Marl Excavating Demonstration Friday at Farm of Ben Kuhl
A marl excavating demonstration will be held Friday afternoon at 1 30 at the farm of Ben Kuhl in Sharon township section 12 Washtenaw. The display features a specially designed bucket and drag line adaptable to tractor or truck, capable of placing about 50 yards of marl per day. Michigan State College engineers prepared the bucket, with officials to explain equipment and marl use to improve soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kubhi
Sharon Township
Agricultural Engineering Department
Michigan State College
Legion Auxiliary Install Officers at October Meeting
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Tuesday evening October 11, officers were installed by Commander Ben B. Uphaus. The new lineup includes President Mrs Hazell Cook, Vice President Mrs Dorothy Fairbanks, Secretary Mrs Thelma Burkhart, Treasurer Mrs Lillian Burgan, Chaplain Mrs Dorothy Lawrens, Sergeant at Arms Mrs Bertha Finkbeiner, Historian Mrs Pauline Fosdick, and Executive Committee Mrs Cecil Anhaus, Mrs Dorothy Lawrence, and Mrs Tema Moehn. Cards and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Ben
B. Uphaus
Hazell Cook
Dorothy Fairbanks
Thelma Burkhart
Lillian Burgan
Dorothy Lawren
Bertha Finkbeiner
Mirs
Pauline Fosdick
Cecil Anhaus
Dorothy Lawrence
Tema Moehn
Hoover to Speak in Detroit Saturday
President Hoover will deliver his third campaign speech in Detroit next Saturday night at the Olympia auditorium. After his Cleveland address, the Ohio speech’s success prompted the trip to dispel Democratic half truths about workers. Doors will be opened to a general audience with Olympia seats for 20,000, though up to 100,000 may seek admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Detroit
Automobile City
White House
Cleveland
Ohio
Hoover
Automobile Center
Central West
Olympia
Farmer sells seven sheep netting two cents each
Seven sheep consigned by Hol Parker and sold on the Detroit stock market via Prince Co. yielded a check for 14 cents. Offers at Detroit stockyards ranged from $1.50 per hundred pounds for five to $2.50 for two, then sold at 50 cents per hundred at yards. A returned check listed hay charges including 10 pounds at 13 cents and 25 pounds at 87 cents, leaving Parker with a small net after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hol. Parker
Detroit
Prince’ & Co
Parker
Pah Ky
Rooklyn
Multiple Bargains and Ads From Saline Paper
Local notices and classified items advertise cattle and farming gear for sale, clothing at Parsons, grapes, overalls, socks, sweaters, beagle hound, walking products, headlight, and car sales from Wiedman Auto Company. Also listed are livestock wanted, livestock scales, rubber stamps, and quotes from various merchants. A hunting ban notice and legal printing requests appear among routine classifieds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Saline Savings Bank
Telephone
Wusvgfhasahk
Aws
Piney Woods Girls
Woman’s Club
Har
Eizee Clubs
the Federated Church
Klartia Fuss
Contess
Lallie
Council
Kuh
Fresgom
B. M. Wood
Legion Auxiliary
President Hoover
Olympia Amphitheater
Parsons
Bennett St
Beagle Hound
HS. Gardner
Good Used Tractors
Wiedman Auto Company
We Credit
Saline Mercantile Company
John Probyn
Ford Tudor
Wiedman Auto Co
Opvserver
Oakland
WiedmanAuto Company
Citizens’ Mutual
Wiedman Auto Go
West Side
John
EB. Dicks
Lodi
Armbruster
AL Lindemann
Jesse Hewens
Ypsilanti
Miller
Sam
Koppers
Miami -Coke
Pocahontas
Koppers Bikhorn
Dundon Red
J. Muir
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