Saline Boy Scout Troop Reorganized with New Leaders
Saline's Boy Scout Troop reorganized last Thursday night with 24 boys present and strong enthusiasm. A meeting room and adjoining workshop have been provided by the troop committee and school officials. Patrol leaders Lloyd Bowen Stanley Hartman Max Collins and Charles Collins have formed patrols with five more boys joining soon. New scribe Dale Fosdick and quartermaster Dick Ward will manage records and equipment. The group seeks tools and books for handicrafts and outdoor life as merit badge work continues and Eagle candidates near Court of Honor.
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Charles Collins
Dale Fosdick
Dick Ward
Paul Rogers
Saline
Council Proceedings and Police Chief Changes at September Meeting
Council met in the council chamber on September 4 with Mayor Sugden presiding. Chief Adam Klumpp resigned verbally and was replaced by Egbart Gillen, with new inspectors named and a clerk appointed for the primary. Bills were read and approved totaling numerous small payments. meeting adjourned subject to the mayor's call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugden
Lindemann
Uphaus
Cook
Gross
Layne Northern Company
Adam Klumpp
Egbart Gillen
G. C. Townsend
Roy Rogers
A. C. Lange
Fred. Koebbe
Saline Savings Bank
Joe Camburn
Detroit Edison Co
Powel
A. L. Westphal
Sneer
Geo. W. Cook & Son
Ana
Sugden's Drug Store
Moise
F. Smith Co
Wiettigriads Ie Cendainad
C. Spears
A. Klumpp
J. A. Alber
EB. Alber
Gordon Anthony
Carl Gillen
Lance Rogers
Fred Schili
John Fritz
Martin Schaible
Aaron Luckhardt
Dan Nissly
Harper
Lottie Wallach
Mark B. Sugden
Moratorium Deposits Released By Saline Savings Bank
Saline Savings Bank announced this week that all moratorium deposits are released at once, including those due in December 1984 and in 1935. About $150,600 will be returned, ending moratorium accounts in under three years and earning praise for bank security measures.
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Saline Savings Bank
Bowling Season Opens Monday With First Matchups
The 1934 35 bowling season begins Monday night with Tanner versus Recreation. Haarers Market meets Merchants Tuesday, a newcomer this year. Wednesday features Dixie Gas against Armbruster, and Thursday Wiedman Auto Co faces an unannounced opponent. All games start on time with penalties for tardiness. If a player is absent the score is decided by the opposing team's low score. The full schedule appears next week.
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Tanner
Haarer’s Market
Merchants
Dixie Gas
Armbruster
Wiedman Auto Co
Dames Comes to Wuerth Theatre with Star Cast
Warner Bros musical comedy romance Dames arrives at Wuerth Theatre Ypsilanti for three days starting Sunday September 16. Star lineup includes Joan Blondell Dick Powell Ruby Keeler with Busby Berkeley choreographing lavish ensembles. The plot follows a chorus girl who marries a millionaire after a series of humorous escapades.
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Dames
Warner Bros
Wuerth Theatre
Ypsilanti
Joan Blondell
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Busby Berkeley
Phil Regan
Robert Lord
Delmer Daves
Changes in savings interest rules at Citizens Bank of Saline
Depositors are informed that effective October 1 1934 the first paragraph of Rule 6 changes to pay two percent interest on savings deposits left for three months or more on June 1 and December 1 each year. Bridgewater Savings Bank also announces interest at 2 percent per annum on savings accounts and certificates of deposit starting October 1 1934 under the bank by laws.
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Savings Department
Citizens Bank of
Bridge Water Savings Bank
Brdgewater
Mich
Bridgewater Savings. Bank
Geo. Klager
Turner Emerges As Republican Candidate For State Treasurer
Hon William F Turner of Big Rapids and Morley leads the Republican field for state treasurer with broad legislative support from both chambers. A Ferris Institute trustee and champion of education he authored the Turner bill aiding poorer districts and favors businesslike management of state affairs.
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William F. Turner
Big Rapids
Morley
House
Senate
Board of Trustes
Ferris Institute
Turner
Independents Fall to Dexter on Sunday Pitching
Dexter defeated the Independents 5 to 1 as Tillotson and Univer sity of Michigan faltered on his late hits. Saline scored once in the fourth. Dexter pulled ahead with a five inning surge and added one more run in the seventh. The Independents travel to Milan next, while Merchants were rained into a short practice with Pinckney and prepare for Frey’s Benton squad.
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Tillotson
University of Michigan
Saline
Schmid
Keubler
Smark
Teachout
Hoeft
Dexter
Westphal
Red Hughes
Richmond
Crocker
Hstermyer
Parker
Novak
Hughes
Lambarth
Independents
Milan
Merchants
Frey
Benton
Macon
Gubernatorial and county races update in statewide vote
Early Wednesday counts show Fitzgerald leading by about 120000 with strong odds of nomination while Comstock trails by roughly 19000 more votes than Lacey in the statewide contest. In county races Redmond Burr edges James Warner by 147 for state representative. Sheriff nominees Andres Steffe win in Democratic and county offices slate outlines Gibb Crittenden Cummings Brown Hooper Tuomy.
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Fitzgerald
Comstock
W Fitzgerald
Come Stock
Lacey
Detroit
Redmond M. Burr
James F. Warner
Warner
Dunn
Rice
Dudley
C. J. McDonald
Albert Noonan
Jake” Andres Register
Dailey
Owen Steffe
Hinydon
Emmett Gibb
Charles Crittenden
Register of Deeds
John S. Cummings
Lee N. Brown
Joseph C. Hooper
Cornelius W. Tuomy
Mrs Fredericka Burmeister Dies in Bridgewater at 69
Mrs Fredericka Burmeister aged 69 wife of Joachim Burmeister of Bridgewater died Wednesday evening September 5 at St Josephs Mercy hospital Ann Arbor after about a month illness. Born in Germany she came to the United States at 17 and lived in Bridgewater 28 years. She was a member of St Johns church and the Ladies Aid Society. Survived by husband two daughters six sons 18 grandchildren a brother and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the residence and at St Johns church with Rev Martin Phillip officiating. Burial was in St Johns cemetery.
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Fredericka Burmeister
Joachim Burmeister
Bridgewater
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Germany
United States
St. John’s Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martin ‘Phillipp
St. John’s Cemetery
Death of Jacob Finkbeiner at 92 in Saline Township
Jacob Finkbeiner 92 died at his Saline township home after a short illness. He is survived by son Jacob Jr and daughter Mrs Barbara Bauer both of Saline township. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 30 PM at the home and 2 0 PM at Benton church with Rev Otto Papsdorf officiating. Burial was in Benton cemetery.
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Jacob Finkbeiner
Saline Township
Jacob, Jr
Barbara Bauer
Benton
Otto Papsdorf
Benton Cemetery
Dissolution of Partnership Between Uphaus and Schroen
Notice that the partnership between Ren B. Uphaus and Henry Schroen is dissolved and all accounts owed to the firm are due and payable at once to either undersigned.
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Notc
Uphaus & Schroen
Ren. B. Uphaus
Henry Schroen
Office of Sheriff is No Sinecure
Sherif Jacob Andres of Ann Arbor spoke at the Rotary Club meeting last Thursday at The Tavern. He outlined the sheriff’s department activities for the past fiscal year including inmates 89, meals served 1 355, meals cost 2088.88, tramps 3064, average meal cost 102, and motor trips to Toniz Jackson Wahjamega State hospital County Home Marquette and 142 auto accident calls. Another topic was prisoner conveyance totaling 153 trips and total department mileage 58030. Ottoway, former governor of the 28rd district and publisher of the Port Huron Times Herald, died while recuperating at Harbor Springs Friday evening. He was a longtime U of M figure and resident of St. Clair.
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Sherif Jacob Andres
Ann Arbor
Rotary Club
Membes
Jake
Department of County Government
Toniz
Jackson
Wahjamega
State Hospital
County Home
Marquette
Andres
Elmer
Jim” Ottoway
Harbor Springs
Ottoway
Port Huron
St. Clair
U. of M
For Sale-Various goods and farm equipment in Saline area
Multiple listings include hay and stock items, farm implements like 6 roll corn husker and ensilage cutter, used tractors 10-20 20-30, wagons, a 1981 Chevrolet truck, a Chevrolet coupe, a 1928 Ford roadster, and auto parts. Addresses include Saline, Chelsea, and Rogers. contact Carl Smith, Herman Heininger, or Wiedman Auto Co for details and pricing.
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Herman Heininger
1930 Ford Tudor Car For Sale By Owner
Formerly owned by a school teacher this Ford Tudor is in nice condition. George W. Cook & Son invite inquiries and requests to view the vehicle locally. Wanted–people in the area with legal printing needs for estate settlements may send notices to The Observer via the Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Observer
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Gross Hardware
the Saline Bakery
Gold Diggers
Werner Bros
Zasu Pitts
Hina
Harold Lloyd the Cat’s Paw
Mae West
Belle of
BOY Scout
Council Proceedings
Mammoth
U. of M. Hurier
Fredericka, Burmeister
the Observer
Hay
Carl Smith
I. H.C
International
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Ca
Carl's
Wolverine
Parsons
Wiedman Auto Company
J. Muir
Elba H. Gage & Sons
Chelsea
E. J. Muir
Saline, Mich
GEO
Cook & Son
GEO. V. Cook & Son
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