Saline Bowling Teams Split with Ypsilanti
Saline male team edged Ypsilanti by four pins while the women’s squad lost their first season contest. Franklin of Ypsi posted a 211 high single and Saline’s McHenry totaled 610 for high overall.
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Recreation
Dixie Gas
Wiedman
Armbruster’s
Owen Hoeft
Hoeft
D. Schmi
Stiener
E. Schmid
A. Brainard
Armbruster
Stimpson Lannan
W. Burkhardt
Fosdick
A. Burkhardt
A. Armbruster
Harrer
Fritzie Harrer
AL Westphal
M. McHeNry
Fritz
R. “McHeNry
Saline
Ypsilanti
Saliné
Ypsi
Franklin
McHenry
Ypsilanti Sa Eneeneeeeneenene
Harris Pierson
O’byrne
Hubscher
Saline ‘Hoeft Wenden Anans
Harmon
I Hilsman
Tebs
Tanner
Man's Greatest Mistakes
A moral reflection lists seven common errors: cursing others to advance, worrying over unchangeable things, declaring the impossible, clinging to trivial preferences, neglecting reading, forcing others to agree, and failing to save money. The piece cites a recent writer and emphasizes self improvement.
Coterie Ladies Aid to Host Chicken Pie Supper
The Coterie division of the M.EH Ladies Aid will serve a chicken pie supper on Friday evening December 6. Observer Liners are at your service. Tell it and sell it.
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M.eh, Ladies’ Aid
A Light in the Window and Local News Notes
A friendly column dated July 2, 1933 blends verse about hillside scenes and faith with brief community items. Fred Henne sells his grocery stake to E A Hauser and plans a Dakota prospecting tour. Local incidents include a bicycle spooking horses injuring a driver and two horses, plus several notices on fishing, goods prices, hotel changes, visitors from Ann Arbor, and high water damaging bridges.
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Fred Henne
E. A. Hauser
Dakota
George Shaker
G. L. Hoyt
Burkhart & Aldrich
School Activities Assembly Program
Students began by taking seats as the pledge and flag ceremony opened the program. The Senior Girls' Glee Club performed "When Twilight Weaves" and the event concluded with the last verse of America. The contest mentioned by Robert Dieterle continues until next Friday.
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America
Miss Small
Glee Club
Twilight
Robert Dieterle
Fried Chicken Supper at Trinity Lutheran Friday
Trinity Lutheran church will serve a fried chicken supper in a country style on Friday evening November 1 from 5 o clock until all are served. Adults 50c children 25c.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Ownership and staff details for The Saline Observer
The Saline Observer of Saline Michigan lists publisher Sim R Wilson editor and business manager Sim R Wilson and owner Sim R Wilson. It notes no bondholders owning 1 percent or more. Sworn before H A Holmes notary on October 21, 1935. Window shopping in your easy chair via advertisements.
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Saline Observer
Saline
Michigan
Sim
R.wilson
Saline, Mich
R. Wilson
Sim.r. Wilson
H. A. Holmes
New Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Schoolhouse
Installation of officers for the Legion Auxiliary took place last Wednesday at the schoolhouse with Marie McLain of Jackson as installing officer. Guests from Ann Arbor and Jackson attended. new officers include Don Burkhart as president and Archie Lawrence as vice president.
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Legion Auxiliary
Marie McLain
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Don Burkhart
Max Fosdick
McLain
Milan
Ben Alber
Fifteen Years Ago Visits And Property Moves In Saline
Fifteen years ago Mrs. Fred Weissinger visited relatives in Ann Arbor as Arthur Judson and Harry Gillen with families called on Fred Jerry and wife. Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher of Bridgewater spent Sunday with Martin Schaible and family. Mrs. Mack of Gregory, former Baptist pastor's wife, called on old friends last week. Glénn Whittiker and son Orlyn and Henry Whittiker of Salem visited the Hollises. Addie E. Biery of Kalamazoo visited her son C A Curtiss and family. C A Jordan sold his South Ann Arbor street dwelling to Chrst Lambarth who will move in November. Fred Stimpson of Saginaw visited the Young families. Saline Mercantile Company members met at George Klager’s farm for a meeting. Fred Lambarth purchased Eva Rogers’ house on Ann Arbor street and the Adam Schroen lot on Lewis street.
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Fred Weissinger
Ann Arbor
Arthur Judson
Harry Gillen
Fred Jerry
William Schumacher
Bridgewater
Martin Schaible
Mack
Gregory
The
Baptist Church
Glénn Whittiker
Orlyn
Henry Whittiker
Salem
F. C. Hollis
Addie E. Biery
Kalamazoo
C. A. Curtiss
C. A. Jordan
South Ann Arbor Street
Chrst. Lambarth
Fred Stimpson
Saginaw
James
Alfred
Edward Young
Saline Mercantile Company
George Klager
Lodi
Fred Lambarth
Ann Arbor Street
Eva Rogers
Adam Schroen
Lewis Street
Sugar beet season cheers town as autos replace trolleys
Thirty years after, Miss Donna LaRue returns from Leslie, and locals note autos may supplant trolleys. Asa M. Sanford and wife visit, Charles Grant and family stay with W. H. Barr, and Henry Morris buys the scale house south of Harris street. Preston Mason and Lulu Fairbanks join the lecture course committee while A. J. Waters visits from Manchester. Bicycles on sidewalks face enforcement, W. F. Nissle buys out Fred Foerster in the saloon, and a 200 pound boat blocks the Napoleon to Jackson road leading to a wreck with Paul Donahue. The Brooklyn Exponent notes the pig’s death.
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Donna LaRue
Leslie
Asa M. Sanford
Charles Grant
Detroit
W. H. Barr
Henry Morris
O. M. Kelsey
Harris Street
Preston Mason
Lulu Fairbanks
A. J. Waters
Manchester
Carven
W. F. Nissle
Fred Foerster
Fred
Ypsilanti
Mr. Nissle
Keith Eldred
Napoleon
Jackson
Paul Donahue
Parker
Donahue
Pig
Brooklyn
Exponent
Saline Woman's Club reviews Michigan poets and travel day
The Saline Woman's Club met at Mrs. Fred Burkhart's home as a birthday tribute to Will Carleton. Members planned programs on Michigan poets and historical figures, including Ben King and Eddie Guest, with a focus on Greenfield Village travel on October 8 and a rescheduled Armistice Day meeting to November 11.
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Saline
Fred Burkhart
Will Carleton
William Love
Michigan
Ben King
Eddie” Guest
Greenfield Village
Willing Workers Club Elects Officers at October Meeting
The Willing Workers Club met October 17 at Mrs. Edgar Forsythe home with 38 attendees. Officers elected: President Mrs. Herman Mehler, Vice President Mrs. Everett Monroe, Recording Secretary Mrs. Amos Luckhardt, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Raynor Scudder, Treasurer Mrs. Harold Hammond.
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Willing Workers Club
Edgar Forsythe
Glenn Gordon
Macon
Mable Needham
Herman Mehler
Everett Monroe
Amos Luckhardt
Raynor Scudder
Harold Hammond
Ernest Gilbert
Prevention of Cancer Through Early Detection and Care
The article explains cancer prevention in breast and womb care, urging removal of definite breast tumors and avoiding breast secretions retention. It stresses repairing childbirth injuries, treating inflammations, and regular pelvic exams to detect precancerous changes. It notes limited preventive knowledge for stomach and intestinal cancers and estimates half of cancers are preventable.
Debtor Paying Congregation Tale From The Alaska Weekly
A Michigan preacher tests debt payments by asking his congregation to stand if they pay debts. All but one rise. the man explains he is a newspaper man and relies on subscribers for funds. The Alaska Weekly notes people in Alaska pay up after locating funds. No hunting signs offered at The Observer office.
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Michigan
Alaska
Alaska Weekly
Saline Rotary Club hears talk on guns and target shooting
At The Tavern last Thursday the Saline Rotary Club heard Walter D. Cook present a hobby talk on guns and target shooting. He displayed three guns bullets and accessories along with padded elbow coat and targets and explained their uses within the limited time.
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Rotary Club
Walter D. Cook
Local Classifieds Include Farm Goods and Used Equipment
Numerous sale notices list corn, Dow stock, motorcycles and tractors, plus a trumpet in excellent condition. Hardware, paints, varnishes, enamel ware, silk hose, and cider mill offerings abound. Local addresses and phone numbers anchor these ads in Saline and Ann Arbor activity.
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Pan-American
1931 Chevrolet Coach for sale by George W. Cook & Son
Overhauled motor and maroon finish with good brakes describe this popular 1931 Chevrolet Coach from George W. Cook & Son, authorized Frigidaire dealers, offering reliable value and classic styling.
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Chevrolet
Frigidaire Offer With No Down Payment and 36 Months
Frigidaire financing advertisement states no down payment and 36 month payment plan. The notice names GEO. V. COOK & SON as the dealer.
Ford Tudor with oversize tires for sale
1928 Ford Tudor in good condition with tan body and upholstery. Nearly new oversize tires noted. Priced right by G H O V Cook & Son, authorized Chevrolet dealers.
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GHO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Bargains Ford T Coach and Dodge Roadster Promoted
Inquire at Elmer Steer 125 W. Mich. Ave for a Ford T Coach with good rubber and a Dodge Roadster. Two new Firestone 6 ply tires and tubes included. People in the vicinity with legal printing needs for estate settlements urged to send notices to The Observer via the Probate Judge for universal rates.
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Firestone
Dodge
Elmer Steer
W. Mich. Ave
Observer
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Saline Mercantile Co
Saline, Michigan
the Saline Bakery
L. W. Robinson
D. M. Powell, Mechanic
Tecumseh, Mich
Ambruster
Merchants
By Max McHenry
Howdy
Fred C Bell
A. B
Mr. Ford
Guidin
Jesus
Adrian Elsman
Schuyler Pond
Hauser's
Anson Harmon
Lake Ridge
Lyman Davenport
Hbunice
Emma Schairer
Hubert Spangler
Maxine Fosdick
Dorothy Ormsby
Shirley Stephenson
Archie Lawrence
Walter Cook
Jacob Finkbeiner
Andrew Hartman
Carl Moelin
Seargeant-at-Arms
Elizabeth Dell
Saline Woman's Club
Michigan State Medical Society
the Observer
Mills Farm
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
W. E. Dietiker
Dr. Hess
I. H
Saline Variety Store
Willis Road
Fred Kleinschmidt
E. J. Muir
Bredernitz Cider
Art
Shell
Saline-Pleasant
Lake Road
J. Muir
U. of M
Packard St
Fordson
Herman Heininger
D. J. Gilbert
John Street
GEO. W. Cook & Son
GEO. V. Cook & Son
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