1930-07-03; Saline Observer

              THE    SALINE
, VOLUME 49
.SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICH., THURSDAY, JULY 3,1930
NUMBER 37
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Saline Savings Bank
The One Story Bank on   the Corner
The QUALITY Grocery
You may be able to buy cheaper, but you can't buy better
The quality of the groceries that you purchase has
a direct bearing upon your health and general happiness.
If you purchase groceries that are inferior, you are
sure to feel the effect in reducM~Vitality. " ' '■""'
The foods we sell are all fresh, reliable and sanitary. By trading here you can conserve your health
as well as take advantage of remarkable low price
offers.
Phone 86
MARTIN FUOSS
Take DIXIE with you
To stop at DIXIE Stations everywhere in the 10-
state territory (Wisconsin, Michigan Illinois, Ohio,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, North and South
Dakota) whenever you need gas, ,oil or service, is
like taking your own DIXIE Station with you on
your trip.
Use DEOE Quality and DIXIE Service and your
car will Rim Better, Go Farther, Last Longer, and
Cost Less to Operate.
STAEBLER OIL COMPANY
Leave orders at Nieman & Ehlenberg's    Phone 272
Announcement
The public is invited to inspect
the new Sunoco Gas Station
and Lunch room which will be
open July 4th, on East Michigan Avenue.
CARL E. KLUWE
Prominent Saline Families)
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United at Lovely Home Wedti
The home of Mrs. Lucy "1i3. Fair-
hanks on Michigan Avenue was the
scene Saturday morning of one of
the most'hrilliant "wedding ceremonies
of the season when. Miss Dorothy
Tower become the ibride of Mr. Lloyd
Emerson Fairbanks. Tine ceremony
was .performed at 7:30 by Rev. Dr.
George Fowler of Winthrop, Iowa,
who has toeen a life long friend of the
Fairbanks family, before the immediate familes of both the bride and
groom. Dainty bouquets of daisies
decorated the living room of the
home which carried out thie motive
for  decoration  throughout.
The bride who was given in marriage by ber sister, Mrs. Norman
Guenther, and,, who, was matron of
honor, made >a charming picture- in
her mother's wedding gown- which,
portrayed the fashion of years ago.
The •bodice which was fitted to the
normal waist line was of ivory silk
covered with silk'net on a deep yoke
of real lace both front and back. The
skirt of the net over the silk also, was
gored and fitted snugly around the
waist and flared in the back to a
short train. Thie crushed belt of net
was finished with a flat rosette at the
back. She wore long white kid gloves which come to the short puffed
sleeves of the waist. On her head she
wore a maline band adorned with
daises at one side which fell gracefully. For her bouquet, was an armful
of daisies tied with maline and dainty
streamers of bows with daisies tied in
knots.
Mr. Robert Lee U. Garred of
Charleston, West Virginia was best
man for his brother-in-law
Immediately after the ceremony,
a three course wedding breakfast of
attractive appointments was served:-
On the wedding cake, in the center
of ithe table, was a miniature bride
and groom and daisies held tiny ribbons which fell to each plate.
Mr. and Mrs Fairbanks left by
motor for their wedding trip on a*
tour of the Great Lakes Region.
Federated Church Notes
C. E. Kircher. D. D_ Pastor   •   j
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Last Sunday was marked with good
interest and good attendancce.;
Let us all join in making next Sunday still better.
Next Sunday morning at 10 aCm.
will occur the quarterly communion
service Every member should be
present at this service What excuse
can you give for not being present?
Be present.
Next Sunday's services as follows:
ing to unite with the church will be
given the opportunity at 10 a. m.
service. Parents desiring to have
their children baptized will be given
this opportunity at the 10 a. m. service.
Next Sunday's services as follws:
Communion service, 10 a. en.; Sunday
school at 11:15 a. m.; Young people
and Junior Endeavor at 7:15; Sermon and song at 8 p. m.
SELECTS   SENIOR HEALTH
CHAMPIONS   IN   COUNTS
Dorothy Hertler, York- township,
a member of the Flyiny Needles club,
and Norman Brassow, Lodi township
a member of the Blue- Ribbon CaT
club, were selected as thesenioz
health champions in the county heal
th contest conducted by Mrs. Marion
Wetzel, county health nurse, assisted
by Dr. Luvern Hayes of the "University hospital • staff.
Margaret McAuliffe, Ann Arbor
township a member of the Endwell
4-H club, and Zina Bolgus, Ann Arbor
township, and a member of the Pop-
luns Handy Jacks Handicraft club,
were selected as the Junior health
champions.
Dorothy and Norman will compete
with other county health champions
at Michigan state college during
Club week July 7th., to determine the
district winners, who will compete
for •national honors at Michigan
; State fair. Maragaret and Zina will
go to Lansing to attend Club week,
but will not take part jn any contest -while there.
SALINE SCOUTS AND CUBS .
AT CAMP NEWKIRK
Complete  stocks at lowest prices'
at Dietikers.
TECUMSEH DEFEATS SALINE
Saline lost a well played game to
Teeumseh Sunday. It was a pitcher's
Ibattle with Teeumseh getting the
breaks and Saline getting the only
earned run on a double by G. Austin
and a single by Beasley that nearly
tore the leg of Dickie as it went
■through the short position.
The hardest break for Saline was
on a batted ball that umpire Guy
took time to turn his back on instead
of stepping out of the way. The ball
hit Guy in the back and bounded over
tpward third base and scored a iman
and gave the batter credit for a hit
on a. ball that should have ended the
inning. The outfield took care of 6
flies in fine shape. One, a catch by
Beasley doubled a man at second.
Saline plays at Milan, July 4, at
Chnton July 6, at Saline July 9.
They play the Ypsilanti Tigers. Game
starts at 6 o'clock, admission 25
cents.
Scouts and Cubs are enjoying
themselves at Camp Newkirk for a
two week's stay. The. scouts from
Saline are Elmer Lange, Junior Ass't
Scoutmaster; Edgar Westphal, Senior
Patrol Leader; Armine Westphal
Warren Gross, William Nurnberger,
Elvin Armibruster, Patrol leaders.
Scouts, Lauren Jedele, Edwin Ukele,
Otto "Ukele, Charles Collins, Elsworth
Losee, Joseph Camburn, Tom Nurnberger.
j The Cubs are Stanley Hartman,
Milton Hartman, Kenneth Volz, Lloyd
Bowen.
The first call is at 7:15 a. m., a:
7:20 all are in formation for calisthenics and all that want to take a
dip in the swimming pool. After
breakfasts scout instruction and tests
are given. At noon before lunch, the
tents are inspected for neatness and
cleanlyness. In the afternoon games
are played and swimming under the
leadership of a corps of trained life-
savers. *
Visitors will be welcome the Fourth,
Sundays and Wednesdays, even ii
your boy is not in camp came and
look us over
The camp is located on the banks
of the Huron river just out of Dexter.
Boys from the scout troops of Washtenaw county are here, both scouts
and Cubs, although the Cubs are separated from the Scouts and have an
entirely   different  program.
The eats are good cooked by
"Rusty" Howard the chief who comes
every year.
There are about 150 Scouts ana
Cubs at camp this year.
Southern -Michigan League
Teeumseh   4       0
Saline , 3 ,     1
Milan  3       1
Clinton    .".    2        3
Manchester  , 1       4
Ann, Anbor   0        4
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
V ^Teeumseh 4,- Saline 1.
Milan 14*" Ann Arbor 11.   r   -'■•
Clinton 9,  Manchester 3.
NEXT SUNDAY
Ann Arbor at Teeumseh.
Saline at Chnton.
Milan at Manchester.
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GERTZ REUNION
On Sunday, June 29, the members
of the Gertz family met at Wolf lake
to hold their reunion. The day was
inaugurated with a pot luck dinner
served by the men. After dinner the
members " were assembled by the
president, Fred Arend for a business
meeting ahd entertainment. The
day was spent most enjoyably until
evening brought the-hour of parting
for the members. The next meeting
is to be held at Ottawa Park, Toledo
The Arend famlies of Toledo are to
entertain. The family regretted the
Saline holds its' services in the hall! necessity of the absence of three of
above the Citizens bank Sunday at {its families, F. J. Arend and Walter
10:30 a. m. i Hoffman families of Toledo and Louis
Testimonial    meeting    Wednesday i Meusling family of Detroit,
evening at 7:30.
Christian Science Notes
The  Christian  Science   Society  of
A cordial- invitation is given to all.
Sunday school immediately follows
CARD   OF   THANKS
.,..,..        To my   school    children,    Sunday
the morning service to which pupils     ,     .    _ _    .      _   ' .    J
.     „.     b    .       ,   ...   , * e    |school children, Junior C. E. society,
under 20 may be admitted. ,,      _ .     .     ' . ,. .     ,  ..
«,-,  jp,      •-,-> x.   tp.       x.-    p.   j-p.1.   t       ! other friends, neighbors and relatives,
"God"  will be the subject of the Les-i       . .   . .
r-r •      p,  rti. • p.-       rp •        ! I wish to express to you my sincere
son-Sermon in all Christian Sciencei,.     ,     .     ._f  „        ~.   ,   *■     .
_,, T ,    „ ' thanks for the many kindness shown
Churches on Sunday, July 6. , .. _, ■'__.,   _ ...    _
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prise the lesson sermon are the toi-1 * J J
f    .      .        .x.   -i-p-x.1     «a   j -r x.      a\lovely   flowers,    cards,    letters    and
lowing from 'the Bible: "And I heard        /.,.       .   '   , ' „
■   .. ..        .       _, .       lt- i good things to eat.   They were all en-
as it were the voice of a great multi-;*^  ^ „»■„■.,,- arJL,B*^
tude,    and   as   the   voice   of many
waters,  and as the voice  of mighty
thunderings, saying Alleluisj.: for the
Lord God omnipotent reigneth" (Rev.
19:6).
The   lesson   sermon also   includes
joyed and  greatly appreciated.
Mary Morden.
DUNDEE HIGH SCHOOL
TO BE DEDICATED -JULY 10
rThe dedication of the new Dundee
high school has been set for July 10.
The building will be open that day
from 1:30 to 5:30 o'clock in the afternoon and from 7 to 11 o'clock in
the evening for inspection.
Although plans for the program
which is to begin at 8 o'clock and will
be held in the new auditorium-gymnasium are being carried forward
rapidly, they "were not sufficiently
complete to allow an announcement
in  this  issue.—-Dundee  Reporter.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
, Classified Advertising
6c per line first insertion, 4c per line
each subsequent insertion.
MINIMUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS \
Horse
Dodge.
for * Sale.      Parsons "  &
For Sale—Cabbage plants.    Phone
197-F21.
For Sale—House and lot.    Inquire
at Post Office. 35tf
For Rent—Double    garage.    Miss
Joshenhans,  100 East" Henry street,
COMPLETE LUBRICATION FOI^
ALL CARS.   PARSONS & DODGE
For Sale—12 Poland China pigs, 8
weeks  old.   Fred Gross,  phone 236.
For Sale—Knalbe Piano; Kitchen
Kook presure range; oak dining table.
Mrs. F R. Clements, phone 166-Fll'.,
For Rent—7 room apartment on
main floor. Inquire of A. Schmid,
phone  265. 37
Wanted—Housework or care of
childrenj either in town or country.
Call Mrs. Floyd Rogers, phone 62-F21
NO  CONVICT LABOR
Gov. Fred W. Green this week ordered all convict laborers removed
from the" state highways as soon as
the following passages from the! sib,e- MKmt 3l?0 ctmvicts ^n be
Christian Science textbook, Science jroinoved from jthe Mads M a restUt
and Health with Key to the Scrip-1 rf m& ^o weeks
tures," by Mary Baiter. Eddy*'similar order j^d 300 more removed.
"We shall obey and adore in proper- • Qnly free ^^ is tQ ^ .^ 0Jl the
tion   as   we   apprehend   the divine \
roads, the governor instructed.   Last
nature and love Him understandingly. !smmner l000 convicts were empioy-
warnng    no
more    over  the  cor-!
poreality,   but   rejoicing'   in   the af-
flunce of our God (p. 140).
ed on roadwork.—Clinton Local.
Methodist Church Notes
S. Schofield. Minister
j GAS MAINS LADD
| For .the past two or three weeks,
j gangs of men have .been at work for
ithe Consumers Power Company lay-
•ing gas mains in the village. The
j work has been rushed along without
Friendliness without foolishness is a 'interfering with  business  or  traffic.
high art too   little    cultivated,.   and.Many of our   residents   are   having
silliness of speech indicates shallow-' gas piped into their homes this week.
ness of- mind.   Avoid both. What has been the great surprise is
Morning worship at 10:00. Sermon ^e s^ee_ ^-±1 which the work has
subject, Facing The Crisis.   Excellent foeen   done   and   with   a   -mini-p-miTT.
music.   Friendliness in reverent wor- amount of inconvenience   to
ship.  Sunday school  at 11:15.    Ep- _imaiy City Times.
worth League service at 6:30.   Even- '
anyone.
ing worship hour at 7:30. Open airj Wanted—People in this vicinity-
service on the church lawn if the, who have any legal printing required
evening is warm. Annual church and hi the settlement of estates, etc, to
school .picnic at Sand lake on Tues- have ifc sent to this newspaper. The
day, July 8. Meet at ithe church at *^ai? universal in such matters,
<. m /-.'■■ .„Y and to have 'your notices appear in
9:00 a. m.   Conveyance will be pro-  ms papeE it £ only liecegaB^to g^
vided for who need it. -.the Probate Judge to send them here.
For Sale—Quick Meal wood or coal
range; also Air-O-Gas oil stove. Mrs.
John Schleh, phone 36. 37.
McCormick-Deering Tractors, farm
implements and repairs at Parsons &
Dodge.
All sales cash.   No credit.
Mercantile Company.
Saline
For Sale—Pure cider vinegar. John
Guthardt, phone 267:
For    Sale—18    shoats.
Johnson, phone 141-F-3.
Clarence
35x
Used 15-30, 10-20 and Fordsons.
Parsons & Dodge.
Summer term starts July 1, six
weeks course. Special rate to children taking two lessons per week.
Miss Vesta Mills, phone 43. 37
For    Sale—At    a   bargain,    5-ton
Fairbank scale,   Edw. J. Muir.
Star Leader Oil Range with built-in
oven, 539.65. H. Gross & Sons.
Service   on   all   cars.     All   work
guaranteed.       West Side Garage.
Trucking    of    all    kinds—hauling
ashes, dirt, gravel.    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 August
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 GenersS
Electric Refrigerator with us.
Uphaus & Schroen.
Body,   fender   and   all   kinds   o£
bumping welding.
West Side Garage-.
THtESV
WE    SELL    GOODYEAR
AT MAIL ORDER PRICES.
WEEDMAN AUTO COMPANY.
' Use Avicol Tablets for White Diarrhoea and Cholera and keep those-.
chicks healthy.   Saline Mercantile Co
COAL   AND   COKE . SCREENED •
OR FORKED, AT RIGHT PRICES.
SALINE MERCANTBUE COMPANY..
Wanted—A job oh farm for the
summer. Experienced. Huber, Coet.
100 Maple avenue,  Saline.       - 37
Typewriters, ribbons; check protectors; ;:ribbons; carbon paper ah.i-
other office'supplies at The Observer
office.
WANTED—FARMS
Have you a farm to sell or exchange? If so, send me full details.
Have clients waiting. B. M. Hed-
ding, 510 Congress, Ypsilanti, Mich.
Hot weather will soon be here.
Plaoe your order for a Kelvinator
Electric Refrigerator
H. Gross & Sons.   •
• For Sale—54-in. buffet, recently
refinished like new; three-quarter size
wood bed; full size iron bed, colored
French   'gray.
Phone 202.      ,
Prices
reasonable.
30tf
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
Orders for rubber stamps may be
left at The Observer office. Prompt,
satisfactory service.
Wanted—A few students for special tutoring during the summer.
Call Mrs. Darling, phone 253.   37tf.
For Sale—1% ton Republic truck,
all new tires, in good'condition will
trade for livestock. A. Schmid,
phone  265. 37
Genuine No. 3 Pocahontas, Kentucky Elkhorn, Scranton Hard Coal
Quality coals at right prices. Edw
J. Muir, phone 105.     . . 4tf
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
Lost—Ladies red leather purse in
vicinity of Saline or Milan, containing glasses and small* sum of
money. Finder may keep money. Return to Johi. Knight, Milan or at
the Observer office. .    37
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
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 homo
or an investment, I have several
good houses, vacant lots and business
properties in. Saline and Ann Arbor:
also large and small farms in Washtenaw, Monroe and Lenawee counties
priced right aad. on easy terms. Buying real estate now, your purchase 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—SH.OS
GAS and OILS
Gar Lubrication amd-Greasing
PARSONS & DODGE
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