1926-08-12; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 45
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY. MICH., THUESDAY, AUGUST 12,1926
Faith in Saline
No business is so dependent upon public coinfidence as a bamk. The vejry nature
of its business as guardian of its customers finances implies implicit faith on the
part of those customers.
It is, therefore, imperative that those
persons who direct the business of a bank
measure; up to this responsibility.
Our consistent growth is evidence of
the confidence imposed in us by the citi-
cens of Salide. And this confidence, brings
home to us a genuine appireciation of our
responsibility and duty.
The Saline Savings Bank pleidges its
services to Saline. We have faith in its
future and we shall endeavoir to grow as
our village grows.
Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on tlie Cornet
Meiribe? of Federal Reserve Bank
The
Grocery
PHONE 86
FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT
■ DAY B¥ DAY
We Are Criving Bdiber Service in Every Way
- We -dori-t have to repeat this over and over for
hours and Sonars fn order %® make it seem true. The
customers that come, day by day, and are well
pleased with our service,, is the proof that our plan
and opr quality are getting better amd more and
more appreciated.
You,, too, can enjoy the good 'effects of our
service by becoming a regular patron of our grocery.. Get xmur next order liere and -watch, the improvement.
Phone 86
MARTIN POUSS
Remember to use Staebler
Gasoline and you'll forget
fuel troubles were ever in
existence.
gasoliH*
STAEBLER-KEMPF OIL CO.
PHONE 242-F2
SALINE. MICH.
PHONE US
Keep our delivery*service busy! It'll save many a
tiresome step and precious minute. That's what it
is maintained for—to give you PROMPT SERVICE
on short notice!-—Just
PHONE NO. 45
and ask us to deliver yoiur order of Groceries.   "
E. H. COOK & SON
PHONE 45 SALINE
Preparing for the Big Show
N 3w Pipe Organ
Fittingly Dedicated
St. Paul's Church Filled to Overflowing Three  Times  on Sunday
Two large congregations filled St.
Paul's church Sunday morning and
afternoon, when appropriate dedicator,"- services were held to commetro,*
rate the installation of their handsome new pipe organ. The programs
as published last week were carried
out in full.
We  are Pleased to be able to pre
packed and in any' of those "who came
later were compelled- to remain outside.
Prof. B. Meinicke of Ann Arbor presided at the organ and gave a recital consisting of several fine selections, whiich afforded the operator
an opportunity to bring fortli the many good' gualities and volume of the
big instrument, which has wonderful
tone quality, exceptional Stop comibi-
natiohs, and unlimited volume control and a powerful suib^base Which
may with the diminuendo stop -"be
so softened in tone that scarcely more
than the slight rumble can be heard.
Following the Prelude, during the
playing tit the first hymn, the vesper
choir gowned in their new robes
mlarched,  singing,  down the  aisle  to
ENDORSE COOK | Another Golden
FOR SHERIFF! Wedding Observed'
Has Good Backing in His Own Home | Mr.  and Mis. S. A. Fitzgerald Enter-
Town. j
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We,  the  undersigned, citizens  and \
voters of Saline, firmly believe in the !
ability, integrity and .sound character j
of George V. Cook, candidate for the '
Republican namanation for the office*;
of sheriff of Washtenaw county, wish
tained Monday in Honor of the
Event.
A very enjoyalble  affair occurred -,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sela A. '
Fitzgerald,    who    celebrated     their
fiftieth wedditig anniversary on Mon-
. ... . ,     . ! dav, August 9, by holding a reception -
to make this public endorsement ot-.     "     , '    _ , .    .
'    . i from three    to five    o'clock.    About,
his candidacy. j _.„ _ . .        _    ..
fifty guests were present from Benton .
THOSE LITTLE HNER ADS
.Don't cost much but they seem to d<> the business.
Try 'em.
We believe that he possesses to a
high degree the quality of character
•so essential in an executive officer of
the law during the present trying
times, as well' as the necessary executive ability and experience, and we
.strongly urge his support at the pri-
■•maries.
.Hi. E. Fairbank, president Chamber
■of Commerce.
George Burkhart, president Saline
Savings Bank.
township    clerk,
Harbor, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Adrian,
Stony Creek and Bridgewater. Gold
pieces and other gifts appropriate to
the occasion were left as mementoes
of the event.
One gift, useful' as well as ernamen-
tal, a floor lamp was presented, regarding which Rev. Crosby wrote the
following verses:
1876—August 9—1926
Dear friends:
C. F.  Fitzgerald,   township    clerk,   y<.u*Ve traveled thru for fifty years
village clerk. •     xhe wav of life together,
C. A. Jordan, postmaster. \ 0*er. roUgh and smooth, o'er hill and
Sim.   R.   Wilson,   publisher   Saline | t}a-e
sent herewith a picture of the new
organ for the benefit of the many who
for one reason or another icould not
attend any 0,f the services or the organ recital.
Soon after the ringing of the first
bell Sunday evening the St. Paul's
church began to fill by those eager to
see and hear the new organ, but
before the time arrived for the opening of the program,  the house was
their plaices in the choir loft where
they sang another hymn, and after
the dedicatory prayer by Rev. C. H.
Wittbracht, the program continued.
At the clocse of the service the society beinig fully satisfied, the acceptance being unanimous, the organ
company's representative left for
Kalamazoo, having given the church
a receipt in full for the cost of the
splendid  instrument.
Observer.
A, J. Warren, Justice of the Peace.
C. A. Curtiss,   vice-president    and
cashier Citizens bank.
.    J. B: Wall alee. M. D.
E. T. Fosdick, representative 'Standi
:ard OU Co.
O. C. Wlieelex, merchant
Lee    Teseher,    vices-president    and
cashier Saline Saving bank.
Emanuel  Rentschler,  president   of
Village of Saline.
Matilda  Wheeler, president  Saline
Woman's club.
Mrs. Anna Briggs, president Saline
M. E. Ladies' Aiid.
Willis M. Fowler, county auditor.
Fred O. Wiedman, Wiedman Auto
Company.
Adelaide B. Clark, president Saline
TV. C. T. U.
SCOTT-AUSTIN
In fair and storm weather.
We bring to you our greetings true,
And hope that you, may find
Better and_brighter -things in store
Than you have'left behind.
We   trust   the  light  this   l'amip  may
shed
May -cheer your earthly way;
Until it merges With the light
Of God's eternal day.
And though the stern events of life
Your union here may sever,
Only A Few More
Names Are Needed
And Saline ami Vicinity Will Be Well
Fortified to Fight Fires.
May
you m
spend
Eternity together.
heaven's bright    glory j
! The canvas for support of the proj-
1 ect tit locating in Saline a large chem-
jical fire engine, intention of which
' was made in last week's Observer, is
meeting with stplendid encouragement
.in    the country.    Eighty-five    repre-
' sentative fawners have signed up for
'the project, and as only 35 more are
! needed to insure the  complete  suc-
'cess of the .undertaking, it is confidently expected  the   remainder will
be secured within    a few days.    No
resident in  the  country  who wishes
Friday night, August 13 Dr. Martin protection against fire, such as offered
Methodist CImrcSi Notes
Reuben Crosby. Pastor
A chai-ming wedding was solemn- ; will preach at 7:30 and afterward -n this way, can afford not to have his
ized at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon I n(>ld the last Quarterly conference, llamle 0n the roll. The following is
at the home of Mr -ind Mr- wnn™ '""'hen the reports will be read and the a list 0- those w_,0 have subscribed
f™       ,le 0E,, ,      ,    * Wllliam   officers for the year elected.  This ser-  %J_r na**mes to date:
Austin, when  their  daughter. Janice   vice will take the place of tlie lufual      Arthur Lutz  William Austin, F. R.
Marie, was united in .marriage to Mr. , Thursday evening service this week
Frank B. Scott of Romulus, Michigan. I
r, Th% S^"10.1*"-   YaS  Perform«l  by' at M, Sunday school at 11:15, Epwjrth   _   _   Cramer   George A.  Heininger,
Rev. S. T Dunk m front of an altar or   League  at  6:30,  evening worship   at Dan Heftier  Wilbur Rundel, William
ferns  and  gladioli     of  two    shades,   7*30.    Next  week's  service Thursday  H   schnirring   Sidney Harwood,
pink and    salmon.    The    Lohengrin
Clements,  Albert  Graf,  Wilbur   Cor-
worship  nish   Alfred Hertler, WiU    Hertler,
OBDEK FOB PUBLICATION
STATE   OF   MICHIGAN,   County   of ORDER FOB PUBLICATION
Washtenaw, ss. 19596     • STATE   OF   MICHIGAN,   County   of
At a session of the Probate Court •        Washtenaw, ss. 20S04
for said county of Weshtenaw, held at! At a session of the Probate Court
the Probate office in the City of Ann {the Probate office, in the City tit Ann
Arbor, on the 19th day of July, \ Arbor on the Gth day of August in
in the year one thousand nine hun- \ the year one thousand nine hundred
dred and twenty-six I and twenty-six.
Present, Hon. Jay G. Pray, Judge of t     Present, Hon. Jay G. Pray, Judge of
William N. CodyT'A. E. Cole, F. C. Hollis,
Fred Kleinschmidt, Fred R. Braun,
Paul Seitz, Mike Myers, Alber &
Theurer, "William Wiedmayer, Charles
Hertler, Finkbeiner Brothers, Julius
Herman Kohler William
Finkbeiner, Julius Alber, C. D. Finkbeiner, Gottlieb Finkbeiner, Christian Alber, Lindsley Brothers, Fred
Bauknecht, George Jedele, George
Glatz, Ernest Luckhardt, Walter A.
Smith, David Sloss, John Kohler, Jr.,
,.,.._.      . „    George Walker, Ernest Jaeger, Albert
A cordial invitation is given co all.   H0eft„ Louis  Keubl'er,  Charles  Lam-
Sunday school immediately follow*-   barth, Fred Hack, Fred Walker, Friis
Uie morning service to  which pupils   & Braekel, John A Burg, A. J. Ernst,
,      on ,     - .   .„   . Theodore Feldkamn, R. C. Feldkamp,
under 20 may be admitted. , j^e°.t rHe^Inger.  Charles    C.  Kern,
  • John  Harwood,   Gottlidb   Girbach,  A.
CARD OF THANKS D.  Crittenden, John Heininger, Fred
We wish  to express our  apprecia- Hertler,   Carl  L.   Braun,   Charles   J.
tion of the kind remembrances of the  Burkhardt,     James    Morton,    Aaron
many friends on our 50th wedding an-  Armibruster,  Geor.ge B.  Ayan,  Alfred
Acton, Ralph Hammond, Gottlieb
Baucknecht, John Finkbeiner, Charles
Graf, Hovey Needham,, Walter Gordon. Herman Gall, George Schumacher, Henry Cornish. B. D. Hammond; Louis Scherdt, Raynor Scud-
der, Austin S. Robison, M. M. Trout,
Guv S. Collins, Micah Rohison, Ernest
Hirth. Barbara Mohrhardt, William
Brassow. Fred J. Kalimibach, George J.
Klager.
„.,,„.. -        -it S:00 o'clock.
Bridal Cnimes, arranged    for cornet, 	
was Played by George Austin. '     ,    A. , .        _ . .-   ,
The bride wore  an exquisite gown'    OIH'IStUlM SCiCIK^  i\0t0S.
of tangerine georgette, trimmed with i    ml      „,   . ,.       _ . .       .
rhinestone and icr/stals over flat crepe   „ The   Chrisuan   Science   society   of
of the    same shade.      She carried a, Saline  holds its services  in the hall   £_-.*".-.:
shower bouquet of oyhelia roses. j ever   the   Citizens   bank.   Sunday   at
The  bridesmaid.  Miss  Mary  Scott, i io*--!0 a. m
the bridegroom's sister, wore a sown!     ''     .'    .   "       .
of orchid crepe do chine and carried '     S    J     :  - , - „,•,-,
a bouquet of sweet peas. .     |     Testimonial     meeting    Wednesday
Hugh Austin, brother of the bride, : evening at 7:30.
attended, the bridegroom as best mian.
After tlie reception, a dainty luncheon was served in the dining room.
A color scheme of Dink and white was
carried throughout the appointments
of the dining room. Only the immediate relatives attended the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott left on an extended trip through the east. They
will be at home after September 15
at Wayne, Michigan.
niversary.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Fitzgerald.
Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Rachel Desbrough.  deceased.
On ireading and filing the duly verified petition of George Desbrough,, administrator of said estate, praying that
he may be licensed to sell certain real
estate described therein at p ivate
sale for the purpose of paying debts.
It is Ordered. That the 17th day of
August next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at said Probate office, be
appointed ior 'hearing said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of tliis order be published three
successive weeks previous to said tim«
of hearing, in The Saiine Observer,
a newspaper printed and circulated
in said County of Washtenaw.
(A true copy.)
JAY G. PRAY,
Judge oif Probate.
Nora O. Borgert, Register.
July 29-Ang.  5-12
Proobate.
In the mater of the estate of Fred
Boettger. deceased.
:JIG TI3IE RACING C03IING
BACK TO STATE FAIR TRACK
_, .. , „..      .,     . , ;        Detr*-#t,    Aus.    10.—Light   harness
On .reading and fibng the duly veri-* ^       -f ^    h, hest olass is
ified petition of Henry Boettger. pray- , b the MicMgan  state
ing that admisistration of said estate ■ fj     j-a . after a _       of m
may be granted to Wilbur Cornish or ■ sea-one.
some other suitable person, and that.;     ^    " than   S30 000   0f  prize:
appraisors     and     commissioners    be -  "   - "   -
appointed.
lt is ordered,  that the 7th day of
September next at ten o'clock in the.of   „ood  ll0].ses   are  ilieluded in the
forenoon, at said Probate office be ap- , -Dr0oTain
pointed (for hiring saidpetitiom i - T\^ £reat Horse Review Futurity.
And„lL?S fu'rthe»*  ordered,  that  a   writh    three vear    olA .rotting,    two
copy of this order be published three   year old trottinsr, and three vear old
are
!, posted for    the five    days of racing,
, * from September 6 to 10, and events
.which will stir the pulse of any lover
successive weeks    previous  to    said
pacing   divisions,  stands   out   as  the
time of hearing, in The Saline Obser- ■ "featl_re of the" leard.    The Governor's
ver, a newspaper printed and circu-   Cup,    the M. and    M., the Memory
lated in said County of Washtenaw.
(A true copiy.)
JAY G. PRAY,
Judge of Probate.
Nora O. Borgert, Register
August 12-19-26.
■i Stake, the C. of C,    the" Wolverine,
I and a number of open events are in-
. eluded in the programt.
j     Many horses  are  already    on  the
grounds working out in  preparation
for. the fair.     .•
JHABBV LANGDON CALLED
j SADDEST MOTIE FUNSTER
Hollywowl   Says   Mainsiiriiig   of   His
I      Comedy Lies in His Melancholy.
j Despite the fact that he is First
National's comedy king, Harry Langdon, who has just completed liis new
feature length comedy, "Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp," is conceded in Holly-
j wood screen -circles to be one of the
, most    melancholy actors    appearing
. before the camera today.
I.    And according to fllan philosophers
j the mainspring of Langdon's irresisti^
, ble comedy lies in his apparent sad-
' ness.
!    Langdon  uses repression and  sup-
1 pressioii to get many of his effects.
'but with these effective agencies,
which are old, Harry adds that Lang-
donesq-ue   touieh   which   has   brought
, to him. in quick march such a tremen-
' dous following. He has added a
whimsical twist of the mouth.
That is all it is.    It is;.not even a
' half-smile. Nor does It suggest one.
Rather, it suggests helpnessness. Its
appeal is irresitible. With this whim-
sical twist of his lips Harrv combines
, that pathetic appeal of his -big, round,
child-like   orbits   and,   the   audience
' at once is swept into gales of laughter.
He is melancholy. *He is sad. He
is injured. He is hurt. He icomnlete-
ly drams your heart of all its Svm-pa-
.thy. But only for a fleetins: instant.
Then there comes that remarkable
change of expression—that whimsical little twist of the month and the
slight, very slight, glimmer in his
e3*es. It is that moment of chanse
that makes Harry Langdon funnV.
When yc-u feel most sorrv for him he
Ipts you laugh. You are ,glad to
laugh. So you d.o laugh. At the Liberty theatre Saturday and Sunday.
Anemic children need iron-rich
foods. Give egg yolk, prunes, raisins,
orange juice, and ga-een vegetables,
especially spinach, as often as possible. Liver lias been found esp-*ciaUy
valuable to persons having such
{trouble.
OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN,    County   of
Washtenaw, -ss. -   1955
At a session of the Probate Court
for the County of Washtenaw, held at
the Probate office, in the City of Ann
Arhor on the 3rd day of August,
in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six
Present, Hon. Jay G. Pray, Judge of
Probate.
In the Matter of the Estats of
Elizabeth  Ga timer,  deceased.
Gilmer C. Townsend. execntor. having filed in said court his final admin-
juration account, and his petition
praying for the allowance thereof and
for the assignment and distribuiinn tif
the residue of said estate.
Tt is Ordered, That the 30th dav of
August next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at said Probate Office, be
appointed for hearing said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of this order be published three
successive weeks previous to said time
of hearing, in 'The Saline Observer,
a newspaper prm^d-»si.a-.JU-:c_4lated
in said County of Washtenaw.
(A true copy.)
Nora O. Boi*gertlRegister.
Aug.\l2-19-26 '
NUMBERING
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
lc  PER WORD  EACH  INSERTION
Liberal Discounts on Ads Running a
Month or More.
Scratch pads  for sale at  this  pN
flee.
Complete stocks at fewest prices a*
Dietiker's.
For   Sale—Onefold  baiby   carriage*..
324 N. Ann Arbor St. 47
Use Wonder Feed for those chicks.
None better.    Saline Mercantile Co.
Watkins   Quality  Produ«ts.    'E.  XT.
Stutz, 210 Harris sstreet, phone 128.
For Sale—Cleary schorarship,
cheap if taken soon. Wiedman Auto
Company.
DON'T FORGET TO ORDER THAT
FERTILIZER. SALINE MERCANTILE,
COMPANY.
Coal—Place your orders now tor"
what coal ypu will need. Amanda
Muir, phone 6.
For Sale or Jtent—My home on
West Henry street. Mrs. Anna Woel-
per, phone 254.
Dr. Henderson's dental office in Saline will be open and ready for business August 16.
For Sale—Some antique (furniture?
.:lso four dozen quart glass cans. Call
phone 200.-F11. 46
Try our Solite High Test gasoline.
Th car will start easier. Wiedman
Auto Company.
For Sale—12x32 silo, 6-incli stave,
in fine shape. W. B. Draper, 1212
Wells street, Ann Arbor. 46
For Sale—14 Fine Wool ewes (good
age). 3 stock bulls. 1 yearling mule
(mare).   A. Sehmid, phone 265.    47
Monuments, Markers and Cemetery
Work of ali kinds. Tos. L, Ainct, Ann
Arbor. Michigan, phone S911.
Calling cards, wedding invitations--
and announcements, either printed ov
engraved, at The Observer office-.
HORSE COLLARS
Buy your  horse  collars  here   and
save   money,     Henry  O.   Dieterle.
Genuine 13-plate Ford Storage batteries, with rubber case, guaranteed
for one year, only $15.00. Wiedman
Auto Company.
Emil H. Arnold, Optometrist. 220
S. Main street, Ann Arbor, specializes
in superior eye examination and
glasses at reasonable prices.
Lost—A valuable fountain . pen,,
with the inscription F. Wurster on
barrel. If found, call phone 118 or
leave at 316 North Ann Arbor street.
If you're interested in a milking
machine let ante call and. demonstrate
the Macartney, hand or electric pow->
er. Phone, Macon 6-F9, LeRoy V.
Heilman. 46tf
PATRONS-NOTTCE
For the next two weeks Miss Bracy
will ibe away, except on Saturday,
August .21, and Saturday, August 28.
when she "will ibe here to attend to all'
appointments.   -
Boettger's Beauty Shop.
A CLERK who ;began to write insurance for us in 1920 had an income in
1925 of ?5600.   Instructions free.
PROVIDENCE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.
Nathaniel Reese, General Agent
3012-15   Book  Towar,   Detroit,   Mich.
Agent Wanted in Saline territory.
Sworn proof of §75 per-week." §1.50
an hour for spare time. Introducing Finest Guaranteed Hosiery-
126 styles and colors. Low prices.
Auto furnished. No capital or experience necessary. Willmit Hosiery
Co., Dept. A^33, -Greenfield, Ohio.       7
Leading Chicago Manufacturer has
1 fine Piano and Player Piano in the
-icinity of Saline slightly used and
lartly paid for. Wonderful opportun-
.ty for parties willing to complete
small monthly payments. Write quick
for full, confidential information to P.
~   Box 172, Chicago, Illinois.     49x
FOR SALE
A good seven-room house with
Round Oak furnace, bath, lights,, etc.;
nice three-car garage. 3-4 acre of
land with plenty of fruit. Good location on main street.    Price is right.
A 4x10 rod lot on street with water,
sewer and sidewalk, one block from
school.   Price §500.
W. M. FOWLER
1025 CHEVROLET COUPE
Thfe   is  one  of the  Duco   finished
Balloon tired jobs.    Drive tliis up to
date automobile and you'll buy it.
GEO. V, COOK   -
Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
Phone 61
Wanted—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of estates, etc.. to
have it sent to this newspape*. The
rates are universal in such mattem
and to have your notices appear In
this paper it is only necessary to ask
the profeate Judge to send them here.
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