1930-06-26; Saline Observer

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SALINE
VOLUME 49 •
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICH, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930
NUMBER 3$
our...
uccessi
...
is not the mere
matter of money
accumulation..
rather
the attainment /
oP an "IDEAL/
Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on    the Corner -
BEAT ANN ARBOR
BY SCORE OF 11-7
Saline Now in Tie for First Place in
the league Standings.
The QUALITY Grocery
, You may be able to buy cheaper, but you can't buy better
 _ _ . Php.	
For Thrifty Housewives...
There is keen satisfaction in getting Groceries at saving .prices
—-but the small shving is not worth while if you are getting inferior
products. That sort of economy is-penny wise and pound-foolish—
for the health of the family depends upon good wholesome food!
Our patrons know that Fuoss' Grocery stands for quality, satisfaction, service and low price, and that.they can do no better than
to make this store their regular headquarters for good groceries. Tfr
you do not trade here, let us convince you, too.
Phone us your order if it isn't convenient for you to shop personally. We'll select your groceries with the same care you yourself
would give to the order."
AND   WE   GUARANTEE   SATISFACTION!
Phone 86
MARTIN fUOSS
Saline won from Ann Arbor Sunday, 11 to 7, taking the lead in the
first inning and never was headed.
Hits by Estermyer, Gross, George
Austin and Beasley did the work, but
Ann Arbor wouldn't give up and
fought every inch of the way, and at
times were troublesome.
George Austin was the big noise,
with five hits in five times at bat;
scored two runs and had nine putouts
and three assists.
A comedy play took place in the
fifth inning. Schmid drew a base 'on
balls and stole second. Kub poked
out a two-bagger, scoring Schmid.
Hoeft singled, putting Kub on third
and a moment later Hoeft stole second. Estermyer hit a long fly and
was nearing second: base when it was
caught. Kulb scored and Hoeft took
third on the throw in to second base:
Este had stopped -when his fly was
caught and started to. leave by the
base line. The whole Ann Arbor
team thought Este trapped between
second and first and proceeded to put
him out the second time. Este coaxed the play along, giving Hoeft time
to score. It took the umpire some
time to explain to the Ann Arbor
team how the play was pulled.
Hoeft pitched the last part of the
game with an injured hand but kept
the hits well scattered.
SALINE AB R  H   O   A  E
Estermyer, 3b  4    2    2    3    1
H. Austin, ss  5    0   12    3
Gross, rf  5    2    2    10
G. Austin, c  5    2   5    9    3
Beasley, cf  5   1110
Schmid, 2b  2    2    0    4    3
Kuelbler, lf  4   1110
Hutzel, lb  3   0    2    5    0
Hoeft, .p  3    1113
FREE MOVIES MAKE
A GOOD IMPRESSION
iROTARY CLUB
Satisfactory Attendance Upon First
Night and Offerings Will
Be Continued.
Despite the threatening weather a.
large crowd enjoyed the free movies,
presented under 'the auspices of Saline's business and <prof essional men
lai_|t Wednesday evenmg. A feature
of .the pnognam not announced was
several selections fby the Bey Scout
band, which received many words of
LADIES' NIGHT
Jolly Company Had Merry Time at
Sand lake Hunting Club
Headquarters.
The Rotary Club enjoyed another
wonderful evening at the Sand Lake
Hunting Club headquarters last
Thursday, when they observed ladies'
night. In addition to the membership and their wives, Mr. and~Mrs.
Fred Burkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Ambruster,    Mr.    and   Mrs.   Martin
praise by those fortunate enough to' Fuoss,   Mrs.   Henderson,   Miss   Cora
be on hand to hear them,
We are pleased to be able to* state
that these moving picture entertainments will be given every Wednesday
evening throughout the summer
weather permitting, and it is boped
everyone within Saline's trading area
will make it a point to keep these
dates open so they may come in and
enjoy the features. The pictures all
will ibe high class, many of them first
run specials, and no douibt the boys'
band will help out on many night
to give full measure in this attemp'
to provide wOrth-wnile attractions
for all during the summer months
to relieve the monotony of all work
PLEASANT SURPRISE
FOR REV. J. F. TREE
Celebrated 86th Birthday Sunday ii
Company of All His Children.
ANN ARBOR
Hewitt, 2b 	
Pelte, ss 	
Lutz,   cf 	
36 11 15 27 11
AB R  H   O   A
 3    0    1
Stikes, 3b  4    2    2
Brown,  lb  5
Ball, lf  -4
Manner,   rf    2
Service, c  4
Gale, p  - 4
4
2
2
1
11
1
0
3
0
36 " T   9 24*11
For GETAWAY Get
When the traffic signal or the open road
sayys "GO", just step on DIXIE Gas and
your car will respond with instant power-—a power that gives you a feeling of
driving mastery and safety.
DIXIE Gas is refined for power without
excessive heat. It revitalizes your motor
and gives maximum pleasure mileage
with minimum fuel expense.
Use DIXIE Quality and DIXIE Service and your
car will Run Better, Go Farther, Last Longer, and
Cost Less to Operate.
STAEBLER OIL COMPANY
Leave orders at Nieman & Ehlenberg's    Phone 272
Southern Michigan League
Teeumseh    3        0
Saline   3       0
Milan    2        1
Manchester   1       3
Clinton  -  1        3
Ann Arbor   0       3
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
Saline 11, Ann Arbor 7.
Teeumseh 9, Manchester 0.
Milan 5,  Clinton 2.
NEXT SUNDAY
Saline at Tecumeeh.
Ann Arbor at Milan.
Manchester at Clinton.
1,000
1,0015
.667
.250
.250
.000
Rev. J. F. Tree was very pleasantly
surprised Sunday at thevhome of his
daughter, Mrs Thomas Peatt o.
Webster township, when his children
gathered to help him. celebrate his
86th birthday anniversary.
A very sumptuous dinner was served at 1:30, which included a large
cake with 86 candles.
After dinner Mr. Tree gave a short
talk, expressing his appreciation, and
stating that It was one of the happiest days of his ■ life to have his
children with him; also, that it was
his earnest prayer .to have an unbroken family'circle in heaven.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Peatt, Mr. and Mrs. William
Tree of Redford, Mrs. Carrie Harris
and son, Alvin, of Birmingham, Mrs.
Mariam Philliip's of Detroit, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Cade of Rochester, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rowe and son, John
Wesley, of Saline, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Smith of Los Angeles, California, Mr. and Mrs. James Tree
and Mr. and Mrs. Pringle of Redford.
Methodist Church Notes
S. Schofield. Minister
By the throwing out of two pro
tested games it will Ibe noticed that •
Saline is now tied with Teeumseh for j
leadership in the league standings, i
neither team being charged with the j
loss of a game. There's bound to be i
a change after Sunday, when- the two ■
leaders hook up, and it is suggested
Suppose we try keeping the weekdays holy also, and look for the gooa
instead of the bad in people. Why
not?
Sunday will bring again our certain opportunities and obligations for
soul   culture   and   the   ministry   of
wholesome example toefore our neighbors.    Public worship at 10.    Inde-
ipendence   day   sermon   theme:   The
_ ' Marching of Unseen Armies.    Music
program as follows:
Patriotic   Prelude—Improvisation.
Solo, Bless Our Land—Luigi Cher-
ubine.    (1760-1842)
Quartette,   Our   Country's   Flag—
Heyser. -
Anthem,    Blessed   is    the    Nation
Hull and Miss Genevieve Camburn
were among those present.
The bachelor committee, Henry
Schroen and Alwin Gross, provided a
number of novel stunts for the gentlemen, chief of which was an egg
race, with golf .balls substituting
for hen fruit, in which that nimble
young sprout, Edward Aiber, proved
the most adept, tn the test of skill
in • knocking a golf ball "over the
hills to the poorhouse," Art Arm-
bruster's mighty thrust captured the
first and only .prize. Others did pretty
well occasionally, and demonstrated
that if you are lucky you get a long
drive, but if you get too much English on the swing the pesky pellet
just doesn't gto anywhere.
A nicely served chicken dinner followed the games, to which all did full
justice, and in the course of .which
Dr. Wallace in an impressive manner
presented Mr. Armbruster his -prize,
a nice shiny itin cup. Mark-Sugden
graciously performed a like service
in awarding Brother Alber his prize,
a nice .large all-day sucker.
Favors at the dining table were
prettily decorated balloons of various
sizes and shapes; which provided no
little amusement. Unique wind musical instruments (provided a "fine"
orchestra. The usual Rotary songs
enlivened the (occasion, Miss Cora
Hull kindly "pinch hitting" at the
piano.
About dark the older folks started
for home, while the younger ones remained and had a. few rounds of
bridge. All in all it was a very enjoyable affair.
that as many rooters as-possible ac- ,
company the boys to Teeumseh and i
help them bring home the bacon.       j
Whose    God   is   the   Lord—William
Christian Science Notes
Announcement...
A STOP LIGHT HAS BEEN INSTALLED AT THE BUS STATION
TO IMPROVE YOUR SERVICE IN THESE WAYS:
1. Passengers may wait in comfort inside the station in any kind
of weather, with the assurance they will not miss their bus.
2. Service will be speeded up because buses will go through the
Four Corners without stopping at .the station when there are no waiting passengers.
NOTE: Patrons are asked to be at the Station and have their
tickets bought before departure times so there will be no danger of
missing coaches.
"The SHORT Way"
IINE S
STATION: M. B. SUGDEN'S, PHONE 214
General Offices:   1930 North 13th Street, Toledo, Ohio.
Observer Liners sure get results. This is proven out
in various ways every week. Get the habit of using
them when you want to sell or buy anything.
Off ertory, America—On chimes, arranged^ by Dudley Buck.
PostTude, The Star Spangled Banner—Alfred Gaul.
The Christian Science Society ofi Sunday school at 11:15. E L. Cra-
Saline holds its services in the hall ™er^superintendent, assisted by H
above the Citizens-bank Sunday at £• ftaM"aiJ(1 X** _?*"f* .^^
10*30 am .Sunday school and church picnic at
Testimonial    meeting    Wednesday ' ^ *ake ****■ Transportation pro-
evening at 7:30. ,vmed for all who need it.   Hear par-
,     s _,. , .    ..  ..      .      .        .      „   ticulars next Sunday.
A cordial invitation is given to all.;     -n^^,,    ■>-_...„-, =   ,.=„„•„„   „+   c.q-.
„ ... ,.  . ,     „ ,, i>pwortn   League   service   at   6:30
Sunday school immediately follows  gu ey Qur ..._. service
the mormng service to which pupils .^   ^ ^   *        pleasill&.
™*Z 2° may0be adf lttf"    „,       „ ' We meet again next Sunday eve' on
"Christian Science" will be the sub- church  ^^ at  7:30/ Sermon
£Ct- . ^e- lesscTseT^on mc a11 subject: The How and Why of Lost
Christian  Science  churches  on   Sun-  p0_Ie_.
V        6 ..  '    ...... ... Wednesday  evening prayer  meet-
.  Among  the  citations which  com-'.        „ -„„    •'_.       _.  °   r     . ,   .
'   .      ..5 , ..     - ,    ing,   7:30.    Thursday   evenmg   choir
prise the lesson sermon are the foi-     *•".. , *' B
lowing from the Bible:    "And I will > **' -~	
pray the Farther,  and he shall give „ tvtepitt-j
you another Comforter, that he may CAMP FIRE NEWS
abide witli you forever;" (John 14: J The Camp Fire Girls are now plan-
16). ruing  their  trip to   the  lake.    Miss
The lesson sermon also includes Robillard is taking charge of the
the following passages from the group for the summer. Miss Stone
Christian Science textbook, "Science will be shack next fall, when school
and Health with Key to the Scrip-. begins.
tures," by Mary Baker Eddy* j We also are working on our ranks,
"The time for the reappearing of the.' so we may receive our honor beads,
divine healing is throughout all (time; _ SCRIBE.
and whosoever layeth his earthly all —	
on the altar of divine Science, drink- CARD OF THANKS
eth of Christ's cup now, and is endued with the spirit and power of     We wish to thank our many friends
Christian healing'' (p. 55). r**01* tlleir   ■•*--*•-"**   expressions of sym
pathy.
Federated Church Notes
C. E. Kircher, D. D_ Pastor
Last Sunday was a very good. day.
We are glad to see new faces in our
pews. Every one is welcome at the
services  of this church.
One more person united with the
church at the Sunday morning -ser
vice. Others are coming. Please
notify the pastor when you will be
present.
Several young people of the senior
Christian Endeavor will attend ths
State Christian Endeavor convention
which will be held at Holland, (beginning next Thursday and closing Sunday evening. It will be a great
meeting.
Next Sunday services will be at the
following hours: Worship and sermon at 10 a. m., Sunday school at
11:15. Young people amd Junior Endeavor at 7:15 ip. m., sermon and
song at 8:00.
How many of .these services will
you attend? Why not attend all of
them?    Try it.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6c per line first insertion, 4c per line
each subsequent insertion.
MINIMUM CHARGE, 25 CENTS
Horses    for    Sale.      Parsons    &
Dodge.
Complete  stocks  at lowest prices'
at Dietiker's.
All sales cash.  .No credit.    Saline*
Mercantile "Company.
For Sale—Pure cider vinegar. John.
Guthardt, phone 267.
For    Sale—18    shoats.
Johnson, phone 141-F--B.
Clarence
35x
Used 15-30, 10-20 and Fordsons.
Parsons & Dodge.
For Sale—12 Poland China pigs, S
weeks   old.    Fred  Gross,   phone  236.
For    Sale—-At    a    bargain,    5-tor*.
Fairbank scale.   Edw. J. Muir.
Star Leader Oil Range with built-in
oven, $39.65. H. Gross & Sons.
Service   on
guaranteed.
all   cars.     All   work
West Side Garage.
Trucking
ashes,  dirt,
of    all
gravel.
kinds^-hauling'
Call 208-F3.
For Sale—New platform scale at
a big saving.    Wiedman Auto Co
Dr. Henderson's Dental office in
Saline will be closed until Augusn.
18th.
Alemiting service for all makes of
cars. Prices reasonable. Wiedman
Auto Company.
Goodyear or Goodrich Tires at Mail
Order Prices. Why send away for
them. Geo. V. Cook and Son.
Place your order for the Genereft
Electric Refrigerator with us.
Uphaus & Schroen.
Body,   fender   and   all   kinds   of
bumping welding.
West Side Garage.
WE    SELL,    GOODYEAR    TIRES.
AT MAIL ORDER PRICES.
WIEDMAN AUTO COMPANY..
Use Avicol Tablets for White Diaj—
rhoea and Cholera and keep those-;
chicks healthy.   Saline Mercantile Co
COAL AND COKE SCREENED
OR FORKED, AT RIGHT PRICES.
SALINE MERCANTILE COMPA2SY...
Typewriters,   ribbons;   check   protectors,   ribbons;   carbon  paper   and
other ofiice supplies at The Observer-
office.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE-
NOW is the time to tmy a CHRYSLER  77.    See  them  at Parsons   &
Dodge.
Hot weather will soon be here.
Place your order for a Kelvinator:
Electric Refrigerator *
H. Gross & Sons--   *
FOR SALE—CHRYSLER 62 LAN"-
DAU, EXCELLENT CONDITION—
MECHANICALLY PEKPECT —
NEW TIRES.  PARSONS & DODGE.
For Sale—54-in. buffet, reeently
refinished like new; three-quarter size;
wood bed; full size iron bed, colored;
French gray. Prices reasonable.
Phone 202. 30tf
For. Sale
197-F21.
-Cabbage plants.   Phone
Epworth League bake sale at
Fouss's grocery Saturday, June 28,
at 10 o'clock.
For Sale—Roll top desk, small safe,
exhaust fan, 5 oscillating fans, 450
chairs, veneer seats; 6 oak dining
chairs, leather seats; piano, flooring,
Powers 6-B machine and equipment.
F.   C.   Zimmerman,  Liberty  theater.
CHEVROLET  SIX COACH
This late model six cylinder coach,
operates like a new car. The finish
is excellent and the tires good. It
will please you to ride in this smooth,
running car. May we show it to you?'
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
For Sale—Quick Meal wood or coal
range; also Air-O-Gas oil stove. Mrs.
John Schleh, phone 36. 37.
For Sale—House and lot.
at Post Office.
Inquire
35tf
CHEVROLET SIX SEDAN
This smooth    six    cylinder    sedan
has finish like new.     A   nice   roomy
family car at a greatly reduced price.
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
For   Sale—6   pigs   6   weeks   old
Stierie Bros., phone 137-F23.       36
McCormick-Deering Tractors, farm
implements and repairs at Parsons &
Dodge.
Orders for rubber stamps may be
left at The Observer office. Prompt,
satisfactory service. °
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Given by the Washington Club of
the year '31. Serving starts at 7:00.
Come one! Come all! First given
this year. At the home of Herman
Gross on Saturday evening, June 28.
In case of rain, will be held the
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bredernitz
and Family.
following Wednesday.
Wanted—People   in   this   vicinity
who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of estates, etc., to
have it sent to this newspaper.   The
j rates are universal in such matters,
i and to have your notices appear in
i this paper it is only necessary to ask
Wanted—A job on farm for the
summer. Experienced. Hufoer Coe,
100  Maple  avenue,  Saline. 37
Genuine No. 3 Pocahontas, Kentucky Elkhorn, Scranton Hard Coal
Quality coals at right prices. Edw
J. Muir, phone 105. 4tf
T>       J   4-1,      T * A J i mis paper it is oiuy ntjue5sa.Ey to sums.
Keaa tne ljiner AUS nOW.  the Probate Judge to send them here.
Complete Greasing Service for all
makes of cars. We have the proper
equipment for a good job.
Parsons & Dodge.
1926 FORD TUDOR
Excellent condition. Price very
reasonable.
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
1926   CHEVROLET   COUPE
Good Duco finish, good tires, excellent  mechanical   condition. -  A  very
good car at a very reasonable price.
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Property Buyers Attention
If interested in buying for a home
or an investment, I have several
good houses, vacant lots and business
properties in Saline and Ann Arbor p
also large and small farms in Washtenaw, Monroe and Lenawee counties*,
priced right and on easy terms. Buying real estate now.'ybuf pUrcbase is;
an -investment wisely 'made.
A. C. Lange, Saline, Phone 76*.
• "Chrysler—Plymouth
.    PONTIAC and OAKLAND
International Farm Implements
Complete Line of Repairs
TRUCKS—TRACTORS—SILOS
GAS and OILS
Car Lubrication and Greasing
PARSONS & DODGE
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