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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
1
At about 5:00 last Wednesday the large barn of Sebastian Finkbeiner south of town burned with most contents, including a threshing machine. Mr and Mrs Finkbeiner only saved the tractor and a few tools as the fire destroyed the hay crop and a large stack of straw. the cause remains a mystery with spontaneous combustion considered unlikely.
Rev Joseph Forte Newton rector of St Pauls Memorial Overbrook Philadelphia is a renowned author lecturer and church leader. Michigan Mason Roscoe O Bonisteel will give a brief address at the first of twelve Grand Lodge Service Commission rallies in the state. Hosts include Golden Rule lodge 159 Fraternity lodge 262 and Ann Arbor lodge 544 at the Masonic Temple at 630 pm.
A detailed journey route spans multiple directions through rural sections to various landmarks including DePuy corner and Milan road, totaling 39.625 miles. Then Christian Science notes from Saline announce Sunday services at 10:80 a.m. in the Citizens Bank hall with a testimonial meeting at 7:80 p.m. and Sunday school after the morning service for pupils under 20.
The Finkbeiner family expresses sincere thanks for kindness from neighbors and Sisters of Rebekah plus aid from the Fire Department and Telephone Operators after their late loss.
Buster Keaton’s The Cameraman tops a string of mishaps with a vintage newsreel camera. The silent comedy, directed by Edward Sedgwick, follows Keaton through New York parades and a Chinatown battle as thousands of extras star in boat and street scenes.
Reports indicate Urania Station area in York township likely chosen for the 1,200 acre site. Land price differences slowed committee progress as the option includes a rail side track on the Ann Arbor line near Urania.
The Young family reunion gathered September 8 at Mr. and Mrs. Austin Robison's home with 54 attendees. Out of town guests included the Stimpsons, Winchells, Alden Young, Ruby Young, Adelia Robison, the Derrs, Adelia Robison, Herman Mehler family, and Hendershots. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs. Elton Osborne, Vice President Alden Young, Secretary Treasurer Adelia Robison. Next reunion set for Herman Mehler’s near Britton. potluck dinner enjoyed by all.
A detailed survey log lists directional segments and distances totaling 39.90 miles. It records northeast and northwest legs, retraces, corners such as Warner and Schaible, and a final move to Bridgewater post office before returning to the center of section 34.
Miss Julia Nadeau of Grosse Pointe married Mr Roya Ward of Detroit on September 7. A reception was hosted by her aunt Mrs L Spitzer in Grosse Pointe with fifty guests. The couple plan a motor trip to the Upper Peninsula and will reside at 5753 Courville Avenue Detroit after September 20.
The Washington Club hosts an evening show by master magician Mr McBride in the school auditorium on Thursday September 19 at 8 00 pm with a 3 00 pm matinee for children. Admission 20 cents for children and students 35 cents for adults. A high quality magical entertainment is promised.
The Detroit Annual Conference meets at the First Methodist church in Ann Arbor with daily programs and morning business sessions. Bishop Burns offers the morning sermon, ordination at 2:30 PM, and Rev. George Elliott preaches the evening sermon. Dedication of a new organ is scheduled for Sunday morning September 29 with Rev. Reuben Crosby and guest organist Mrs. McGregor. Rex Keller will give an organ recital on Tuesday October 1.
Edgar Westphal and Elvin Arm bruster win the water boiling contest for the Bob White Patrol. Upcoming events include knot tying on Tuesday September 24 and a Wednesday night Cubs meeting starting September 25 at the school house. An overnight hike to Camp Newkirk is planned for Saturday September 21 for Scouts and Cubs.
Saline High School hosts an Alumni football game Friday at Goltz Field. Former stars return to showcase skills in a friendly clash and attract local supporters.
Classified section lists rates per line and per insertion, rental notices for a room, and sales including a brown reed baby buggy, two milch cows with calves, and Delaine ewes. Also available is a 1928 Chevrolet Sedan priced at 425 with 145 down and GMAC terms through Geo. V. Cook & Son.
Sunday morning and evening worship noted with Sunday school following the morning service. The article records standard church schedule and ongoing routine.
Laying hens touted with Avicol Tablets for white diarrhea and cholera to keep chicks healthy. Saline Mercantile Co offers fertilizer discounts, phone or in person orders. Also advertises the Radiola No 33 at 86.25 and Round Oak heaters for sale via UPHAUS SCHROEN and BE J Muir, Admr.
Used advertisement for a 1926 Chevrolet coupe with a refreshed finish and good tires. Mentions motor ok and a down payment of 80 dollars, with authorized Chevrolet dealers offering another option at 60 dollars down.
The notice lists car parts and states the vehicle is serviceable. It advertises Geo. W. Cook & Son furnace cleaning using an electric vacuum system, promising dust free work and invites orders via The Saline Mercantile Co or William Martin.
The advert describes a car with like new Brown Duco paint, wide door body and mohair upholstery. It lists Balcrank bumpers and complete equipment, offering the vehicle for 50 dollars down.
A car advertised as economical transportation offers new Duco finish and new tires after a complete motor overhaul. It lists a price around 30 dollars and emphasizes reliable general use.
Advert shows deep cuts on ice boxes from Hibbard and Furniture City brands. Regular prices ranged from 30 to 42 dollars, now discounted to 21 24.50 26 29 and 9.24 for small chests, urging quick purchase. Local retailer H Gross & Sons promotes limited time sale.
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