Beasley Burkhart wedding held at St. Thomas Church Ann Arbor
Miss Mareel Burkhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Burkhart of Saline wed Everard J Beasley nephew of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sturtz of Saline at St Thomas Catholic church in Ann Arbor with about seventy guests. Rev Thomas R Carey officiated with Anthony Whitmire and Nell Brown providing music. The bride wore egg shell satin with a long train and carried a rosary and white prayer book. After a buffet breakfast the couple left for Milwaukee Wisconsin where Mr Beasley is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mareel‘ Burkhart
Frederick II. Burkhart
Salime
Everard J. Beasley
Thomas Sturtz
Saline
Thomas R. Carey
Anthony ‘Whitmire
Ypsilanti
Nell Brown
Katherine Sears
Christine Harrington
Jackson
Lansing
Beasley
Leroy Statb
Garry Lynch
Dickie Roberts
J. J. Roberts
Detroit
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Thomas ‘School
St. Joseph Mercy. Hospital
Ann “Arbor
May College
Cleary College
Ziver Wei
Voters urged to pass No 5 amendment
A public notice urges voters to vote Yes on No 5, explaining two sections. The first allows city residents to vote after twenty days if they move between wards. The second lets township electors vote in the city they were once part of after partitioning from the city.
Saint Claudia Comes Tomorrow Night at Olmsted Drama
The Olmsted Platform Players present Saint Claudia a biblical drama on Pilate's wife, aiming for a sermon like message rather than entertainment. Cast includes Pontius Pilate H H Olmsted Sergius Horace Walker Mary of Magdala Mrs M Horace Walker Claudia wife of Pilate and two minor roles. Audience asked for quiet reverence and no applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittel
Pilate
Cane
Joseph of
Arimentie
Pontius Pilate
Judea
H. H. Olmsted
Sergius
Horace Walker
Mary of
Petrosina
Claudia
Marcus
License plates to be changed across counties in 1933 plan
The state department will replace plates with six or fewer figures using letter numeral combos to save steel. Plates will be county assigned by letter blocks A through UR, covering many counties. system aims to ease reading and lower costs amid a broader reform during 1933.
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Department of State
Alcona
Alger
Allegan
Alpena
Antrim
Arenac
Barga Barry
Bay
Benzie
Berrien
Branch
Eatony
Mmmett
Genesee
Gladgin
Gozebic
Grand
Traverse
Hillsdale
Houghton
Huron
Ingham
Ionia
Tosco
Iron
Isabella
Jackson County
Kalamazoo
Kalkaska
Kent
Keweenaw
Lake, Lapeer
Sieelawau
Lenawee
Livingston
Luce Counties
Mackinaw Macoms
Manistee Marquetts
Mason, Mecosta Menominee
Midland
Missaukee
Monroe
Montcalm
Montmorency
Muskegon
Newaygo
Oaisland
Oceana
Coda
Otseeo
Ottawar
Presque ‘Isle
Apes
Iwaeford
Wayne- Sinty
Merchants To Hold Free Halloween Picture Show At High School
A Merchants Service Bureau committee plans a free Halloween picture show at the high school auditorium on October 31 at 8 p m. The event repeats last year’s format with prizes, a parade, and a two reel Chaplin comedy followed by Rin Tin Tin in The Lighthouse By the Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Service Bureau
Hallowe’ En
America
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Rin Tin Tin
General Election Notice for Saline Michigan 1932
City of Saline Michigan announces a general election on Tuesday November 8 1932 at City Hall South Ann Arbor Street. Voters will choose President Vice President Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General State Treasurer Auditor General Representative in Congress state senator and representative county officials and city council members. Amendments to several sections of the state constitution are on the ballot including liquor control district taxation and voting rights. City Clerk Lottie Wallace signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
State of
Michigan
Ann Arbor Street
United States
Congress
Reaé
Liquor ‘Control Commission
Lottie Wallace
Fractured Frien dship Phrases Amid Vague Notes
A fragmentary wartime style note hints at a wish for kinship and thanks. The readable words suggest appreciation for friendship and a desire to maintain harmony despite garbled punctuation and stray letters.
Willing Workers Club Chooses Officers At October Meeting
The Willing Workers met October 20 with Mrs Mary McMann and Miss Ela as hostesses. Thirty members dined, marking the 19th birthday of the duo with a cake and candles. President Mrs Mabel Needham opened with America and the Lord's Prayer before scripture from St Matthew. Officers elected: President Mrs Ira Luckhardt, Vice President Mrs Ethel Stoddard, Recording Secretary Mrs Ruth Hanson, Treasurer Mrs Mary Finkbeiner, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Cora Walters. Walters won lifetime tenure if the club lasts that long. Dues were paid. The gathering adjourned to plan the November 17 dinner with husbands and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McMann
Ela
Mabel Needham
America
Cora Walters
St. Matthew
Callozing
Ira Luckhardt
Mics
Ethel Stoddard
Ruth Hanson
Mary
Finkbeiner
Cora, Walters
Walters
Kismet
Mizpah
Julia
Gordon
Regional Conference Draws church leaders from Washtenaw area
Several from Saline attended the regional conference of the Ann Arbor District held Wednesday and Thursday at Bethel church in Freedom. Representatives from Jackson Owosso Albion and Washtenaw churches participated. Speakers included Rev Allen Wehrli of Webster Groves Mo Rev Wulfmann of Mt. Clemens and Rev Theodore Schmale of Ann Arbor with topics on religious education missionary needs and serving in one’s denomination. Officers were installed for the year with Rev Theodore Schmidle and Esther Landwehr named to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ann Arbor
Bethel Church
Freedom
Jackson
Owosso
Albion
Washtenaw County
Allen Wehrli
Webster Grove
Withiic
Ace Shelher
Wilber
Theodore Schmale
Ann At- Arbor
P. H. Grobowski
Wulfmann
Manchester
Widespread Local Ads Include Cars Farm Goods and Jobs
Local notices advertise tractors and autos for sale including a 1932 Ford Tudor and repossessed Model A Sport Coupe plus Wiedman Auto Company deals. Also selling clothing like Carhartt overalls and socks, livestock wants, and printing trades help. Community services include Oliver plow repairs and rubber stamp orders at The Observer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedman Auto. Company
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the Saline Savings. Bank
Bank
Hamburg
Lee
Haarer
Pebbs Hews
Wisconsin
Cne Citizens
ST. Claudia
Olmsted Platform
Iella Burkhardt
Hallowe'en
City of
Thiank
Ong
Kroger
Tanner
Harmon
AL Burkhaardt
Wieenrecht
Wm. Burkhart
Rogers
Krccer Gall
Fitzgerald
de Burkhardt
A. Burkhardt
TY -Gruenwald
Recreation Kelin
Faarer
Wahi
B. ‘Gillen
Kroger ‘Gall
Hitzger
Birknar
Burkhard
Grie
Pet. Wiedman
the Observer
Young Cattle
Call
Parsons
Bennett St
Carhartt
Réagie Hound
Ate Oo
Aib
Art Armbruster
Watkins Products
Gardner
Wiedman Auto Company
Crea
Saline Mercantile Commpany
John Propyn
John
Hartman
Poland
China
M.L. Sage
Ford Tudor
Wiedman Auto Co
Wiedman, Auto Company
Observer Office
Saline, Mercanttile Company
Oakland
Shropshire Rams
Arthur Feldkamp
Oy Saline “Mercantile "Company
Hay
Wiedmar Auto Co
Mercantila Co
Oliver
Fender
West Side
John Ee Dicks
Chevrolet
GEO. V
Cook & Son
Cook & ‘Son
Reapers
Pocahontas
Koppers Elkhon
Ash
D. Te
W. Hara
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