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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1938

Page

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Band of Chicken Thieves Broken Up

Washtenaw county ends a major chicken theft ring with the arrest and four to five year sentences for three men Leo Tartenella Frank Delevale and Norbert Gorski. The gang admitted 24 thefts across Washtenaw and five other counties over nine months.

Washtenaw County Leo Tartenella St. Clair Shores Frank Delevale Detroit Norbert Gorski Tartenella Washtenawa Martin Fyoss Gorski Sample

Council approves gas and bulk station at Michigan and South Harris

Council proceedings note a motion by Lambarth, supported by Lindemann, to permit Fosdick and Ford to build a Hi Speed Gas and bulk station on the corner of Michigan Avenue and South Harris Street. Yeas four, nays none. Clerk Lottie Wallace. Mayor G C Townsend.

Lambarth Lindemann Fosdick Ford Michigan Avenue South Harris Street Yeas Lottie Wallace G. C. Townsend

Final Sa line Junior Livestock Club meeting closes

Monday evening September 9 marked the sixth and last meeting of the Sa line Junior Livestock Club. Members agreed that Ernest would decide which side would give the party when the record books were turned in. The gathering adjourned after the club pledge.

Saline Junior Livestock Club Ernest

Navy Blue and Gold at Theatre This Week

Friday and Saturday September 20 and October 1 present Navy Blue and Gold from the U S Naval Academy with an Army and Navy game in season plus The River a Mississippi drama on the same bill Three Comrades shows Sunday and Monday with Robert Taylor Margaret Sullavan Franchot Tone and Robert Young Merrily We Live Comedy Tuesday and Wednesday with Brian Aherne Billie Burke Constance Bennett and Penny's Party Pete Smith novelty to close the program

U. S. Naval Academy Army Navy Germany Goodhousekeeping _ Magazine Erich Maria Remarque Robert Taylor Margaret Sullavan Franchot Tone Robert ‘Young Brian Aherne Billie Burke Constance Bennett Pete Smith Penny

Mission Festival at St James Church

The annual missionary festival at St James Church Saline township occurs Sunday October 2 with three services. German sermon at 10 a m by Rev Robert Schrieber Franklin. 2 30 p m speaker Rev F Kendal head of Jewish Christian mission. 7 30 p m address by Rev J Fortuna Rogers Corners. Choir solos by Hilda Hertler Stella Tamm and Ernest Ham perform Beethoven and Gudnod pieces. All welcome including members of other churches.

St. James Church Saline Township Robert Schrieber Franklin J. Fontana Rogers Corners Minnesota Hilda Hertler Stella Tamm Farmington Ernest Ham Beethoven Nazareth Gudnod

Hanson Feeman union at elegant Saturday ceremony

Geraldine Hanson daughter of Otto and Mrs Hanson and Herschell Feeman son of Mr and Mrs Harry Feeman were united in marriage Saturday evening. Rev C H Wittbracht officiated with Lohengrin March in a palms and flower altar setting. The bride wore Empire style white brocaded chiffon velvet with veil and Johanna Hill rose bouquet. Arlene Hanson was bridesmaid and Harold Feeman best man with Henry Feeman and Glenford Hanson as ushers. Represented cities included Lansing Monroe Adrian Milan and Ann Arbor. A wedding supper followed and the couple will live at the Otto Hanson home before moving to South Ann Arbor Street.

Geraldine Hanson Otto Hanson Herschell ‘Feeman Harry Feeman George Wood George Austin C. H. Wittbracht St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Harold Feeman Henry Feeman Glenford Hanson Lansing Monroe Adrian Milan Ida Ann Arbor

Card of Thanks for Help After Fire

We express appreciation to neighbors friends merchants Ladies Aid and all who assisted during the fire at our home of Mrs Bertha Hirth and Family.

Bertha Hirth

Saline FFA Plans Community Fair and Offbeat Evening

The Saline High FFA chapter announces a community fair set for October 27-28 with self-managed concessions and a prior educational exhibit at the County Fair earning blue ribbons. Officers named Al win Rentschler president Leon Feldkamp vice president Armin Haeussler secretary Bob Vaughn treasurer Bop Rogers reporter and C A Jewell adviser. The club also hosts a October 7 performance by the Kendall Sisters and plans two pep rallies to push season tickets for the Dundee game.

Saline The Future Farmers of America Alwin Rentschler Leon Feldkamp Armin Haeussler Bob Vaughn Bop Rogers C. A. Jewell Kendall Sisters Hillsdale New York F.F.A Ypsilanti Mr. Rock Wesley Steiner Max Collins Walter MacArthur Robert Thomas

Dundee Vikings Meet Saline In Season Opener

Friday kicks off football as Dundee visits Saline in a contest between last year’s Huron League champions and a strong Saline squad. The Dundee lineup features several battle-tested positions with candidates at end tackle and backfield, while Saline shows spark and depth as both teams vie for starting roles.

Dundee Vikings Huron Bob Ormsby Wesley Steiner Bernard Bamer Steiner Max Colins Bobi Barnard Bob Vaughn Jacobs Cooper Barnard Vaughn Grover Burgan MacArthur Finkbeiner Klager Kendall Burkhardt Howes

Saline Hospital Reports Recoveries After Accident

Saline General Hospital says Mrs Ronald Fitzgerald and her baby daughter have returned home. Mr Charles Thomas and son Alfred were brought in after a Sunday morning crash. Alfred suffered a broken right shoulder, Mr Thomas a broken rib and chest injuries, Mrs Thomas facial lacerations and dental damage.

Ronald Fitzgerald Charles Thomas Alfred Mr. Thomas Thomas

KEEP STEPPING Observer Liners are Cheerfully Active

The fragment notes Observer Liners described as cheerful and active, with emphasis on cost considerations and certainty. No clear event or entities are identifiable from the readable text.

Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court in Saline Era

Mixed notices from Saline Michigan announce hearings on estate claims, stock sales, and public notices. Items list creditors deadlines, probate dates, and sale orders with names such as Jay G. Pray and E. R. Schill, plus addresses and services like carpentry and auto sales.

State OF Michigan Patna Washie John Fritz Ann Arbor Theaf Jay G. Pray State OF Michigan Washtenaw Theodore Emnanuel Schill E. R. Schill Saline

Auction of Cars and Notices

Classified items list a 1984 Chevrolet Sport Sedan and a 1934 Ford Sedan Delivery with a 1930 Chevrolet Adstr pickup. The Cook Motor Sales Chevrolet dealer ad appears alongside a probate notice request urging readers to send estate settlement notices to The Observer.

COOK Chevrolet Observer

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Saline Savings Bank LaGear Cole Band of Martin Fuoss Council Proceedings Mission Festival Feeman Hanson Drei High School News Future Farmer Activities Varsity Club Mindsum Crarge Parsons East Michigan Ave R. G. Wahl Clarence Johnson Bredernit Concord J. W. Young Manchester Road Feed Safe Way Dairy Saline Mercantile Company Rosenthal Wiedman Auto Co Saline Mercantile Co Eastern Star Hall George F. Byers S. Ann Arbor St Central Dead Stock Co Schmid Herman Heininger Cole’s Feed Store Friis & Brackel Wolverine GL. Parsons W. E. Dietiker Chris. Zick Monroe Street Frank Tucker Power Lawn Mower Machine South First St Ann Arbor, Mich H. L. Severns R. R Salina Mich Kelly Ann Arbor St Stevens & Bush Wiedman Auto Company Bruce LeBaron Milan Road Haarer’s Acme Bouncer Gibson Packard Hill U. of M Delaine Rams Finis Noble Uphaus’ Electric Shop H. L. Anderson P. O Ypsilanti, Michigan Bert Gillen Art Pleasant Lake Roads Swiss Cleaners William Martin
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