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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

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The Virgin of Stamboul at Liberty Theatre Saturday and Sunday

The Liberty Theatre presents The Virgin of Stamboul a Universal Jewel feature starring Priscilla Dean directed by Ted Browning. The epic drama portrays East’s mysteries from Constantinople to the desert with a cast including Wheeler Oakman Wallace Beery E A Warren Edward Burns Nigel de Braillier Eugenie Forde and Ethel Ritchie.

Universal Jewel Priscilla Dean Ted Browning Liberty Theatre Stamboul Constantinople Arabian Desert Besvar Sari Allah Desert Sam H. H. van Loan Wheeler Oakman Black Horse ‘Troop Wallace"Beery E. A. Warren Yussef Bey Edward Burns Nigel de Braillier Eugenie Forde Ethel Ritchie

Schairer Family Reunion and 70th Birthday Party

A joyful gathering at the late George Schairer’s old home marked by a Schairer family reunion and birthday celebration for D. F. Schairer of Ann Arbor. Thirteen covers were set, with guests including Grant Schairer, Eva Schairer, Waldo Schairer, Banks Stanier, Sarah Giffert, Sam Krause, and W. W. Huelster among others.

George Schairer Bertha Schairer D. FF. Schairer Ann Arbor D. F. Schairer Grant Schairer Eva Schairer Waldo Schairer Rochester N. Y Banks Stanier Oak Park Sarah E. Giffert Palm Beach Florida Sam Krause W. W. Huelster Grand Rapids

A Man's Job

The Sebewaing Blade editorial laments that country editors juggle heavy workloads and reject fake publicity. Rural newspapers rely on editors hustling copy, while city PR attempts miss the mark, revealing the labor behind producing a country paper.

Auction Sale at 200 South Ann Arbor Street

E. W. Hunt will sell household goods at auction on premises 200 South Ann Arbor Street on Saturday September 15 1920 at 2 oclock p m. Items include beds bedding writing desks dressers stoves chairs stands carpets kitchen utensils and more. Terms cash. George J. Klager auctioneer. The man who thinks the country is being run just as good as he could run it himself can be safely classed as a conservative.

E. W. Hunt Ann Arbor Street George J. Klager

County Fair Revival Strengthens Washtenaw Exhibits

Washtenaw County gears up for a strong county fair with expanded displays in log cabins for women’s fancy works and school exhibits. The Farm Bureau tent will showcase farm business methods while the Boys and Girls Club work highlights rural youth progress despite Lyons death. Visitors can expect daily entertainments, rides, and a major emphasis on educational displays about farm interdependence and fair economics.

Washtenaw L. A. Seamans Lyons County Farm Bureau Washtenaw County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau EB. F. Lyons Ray Baylis Webster Township Department of Farm Bureau

Wallace Watt New Com munity Board Secretary

Wallace Waitt of Ann Arbor was made permanent secretary of the Washtenaw County Community Board at a special meeting. He succeeds Ray B Bassett who organized county Community Service with expenses supported by Community Service Incorporated of New York. The board has formed nine district community councils and conducted events including Victory Day celebrations and a county entertainment series. The office will be funded by county funds and an upcoming appropriation. Watt has long been active in social and community welfare work.

Washtenaw County Community Board Wallace Waitt Ann Arbor Ray B. Bassett State Commission Thru Community Service (Incorporated New York Michigan Bassett Community Service Incorporated Board of Supervisors County Board Whitmore Lake Connec Wallace -Watt

Michigan to Open Deer Season November 13 in Both Peninsulas

The Michigan Public Domain commission in Lansing orders a deer hunting season from the morning of November 13 to the night of November 22, permitting hunting across both peninsulas. Last year’s 20 day season is reduced to 10 days at hunters and boards of supervisors’ suggestion. Over 35,000 licenses were issued last season. similar numbers expected this fall to allow Thanksgiving venison.

Michigan Lansing Boards of Supervisors

Fleischmanns announce marriage of Helen Marie Fleischmann to Ernest Boettger

Mrs John L Fleischmann announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Marie to Ernest O Boettger of Detroit. The ceremony took place Wednesday August 25 at 760 Harman street with Rev L A Lynn of Holy Cross Lutheran church officiating. They plan to reside in Detroit after a long trip on the Great Lakes and in Canada.

John L. Fleischmann Helen Marie Ernest @O' Boettger Detroit Harman Street Rev L. A. Lynn The Holy Cross Lutheran Church Great Lakes Canada

Saline area farm parcels with ample improvements

120 acres with house furnace barn and sheds one mile from Saline on main road. 273 acres level land 20 acres timber 30 acres pasture and water near school and church. 140 acres productive soil with buildings two miles from Saline trunk line road possession this fall. No corporation taxes. Price reasonable.

Saline Saline Village

Red Cross Health Center aims to promote community well being

The Red Cross Health Center is a voluntary local health agency focused not on treating disease but on teaching people how to stay well. It functions as a health promotion center, using simple, engaging methods to educate the public about disease prevention, healthy living, and the value of medical care.

Red Cross Health Center Red Cross Réd Cr Ss Health Service Red Cross Center

The Federated Church: The High Cost of Salvation and Giants Slain

The Federated Church schedules 10 a.m. worship on Sunday with The High Cost of Salvation and 7:30 p.m. Giants Slain. Sunday school at 11:15. Prayer and Bible study Thursday at 4:30 p.m. A welcome to all.

Genuine leather and Army halters sale in Ann Arbor

Readers can buy genuine leather items, U S Army halters, wool blankets and various supplies at discounted prices. The sale runs all day Saturdays and Wednesdays from 8 to 12 a m at 213 North 4th Avenue in Ann Arbor. Supplies are stated to be limited and early attendance is advised.

U. S. Army B. R Noth. 4Th, Avenue, Ann Arbor Ady

Classified Ads Listing Various Items and Requests

A dense OCR style classified ad sheet lists items for sale such as a silo and thoroughbred birds, plus autos, popcorn, nuts, and cider. It includes notices about lost items, farm properties for sale, and help wanted for card printing and building Work. Neighboring entries ask for people with legal printing needs for estate settlements and prompts to contact local numbers.

Transport schedule notice from Detroit line alterations

A dated transport notice outlines a May 1 change to service with test car runs. It lists departures from Saline and Leaves Saline at 6 55 a m and 8 40 a m plus 1 15 a m, and indicates connections from Ypsilanti to Detroit via Ann Arbor for service testing.

Detroit Ypsilanti Weaike Ann Arbor

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Saline Savings Bank Federal Reserve Bank Jess Burkhart Bros Mrs Martin Ruols Schnebelt’s Bakery Ager Zimmerman of Schatrer Dez Sebewaing Blade Wallace Watt Fleischmann-Boettger W. M. Fowler Federated Church W. J. Cross Farners Observer Alfred Acton New Indiana Charles Green John Mesre Wiedmer Auto Company Om Cbs Wiedman Auto Company Frank Camburn Hady George Barr Amie Irvine Thayer Harold Miller George Uphaus Wiedman Auto Company Earl Fosdick Asi
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