1932-02-11; Saline Observer

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SALINE,   WASHTENAW COTJISrTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,   FEBRUARY   11, 1932
NUMBER  IT
This
BANK
Accepts Deposits
In Any Amount and Extends
every Courtesy to Depositors,
whether their Accounts
are Large or Small
Dairy Profits Conference      •» Scoots Benefit Dance
Meets In Ann Arbor Friday' .v Very Well Attended
Cfowd of   Saline Devotees ' Enjoyed
William   Austin   to   Preside    Over
Representative Dairymen
During -Discussion.
Pleasant Evening; Another
to Be Held Tomorrow.
A dairy profits conference is being
planned for Washtenaw county by a
committee of which William Austin,
-Saline, is chairman. -The conference
will be held in the court room at Ann
Arbor on Friday,. February 12,
beginning at 10:00 o'clock, announces H. S. Osier, county agricultural
agent.
Mr. Austin, York township, Mr.
Fred Notten, Sylvan township, and
A. C. Baltzer, dairy department,
Michigan State college, the committee, have signed and mailed cer-
Wiedman Holds Lead In
tfowJtfg League Matches
T. M. Bridges' Bowls High Individual
Game und Has Highest Three
-Game Total.
The Wiedman  five  retained  their
The* success of the dance, for the t 44^ ,n^xu±a.a uve retained tneir
benefit of the. Saline Boy Scout troop 1 lead in the City'Bowling Tournameni
at the opera house Friday evening, j last week, despite the fact that they
•was assured by the demands of those {lost two *of three gaines " bowled
in attendance for a duplication of the ' against the Haaxer team Thursday
affair to be held at the same place j night. On last Tuesday evening the
•tomorrow night. The hall was well j Kroger men won two from Tanner's,
filled by a local crowd and each j which enables them to hold second
dance was vigorously and thoroughly place from the top, with Haarer a
patronised. safe third.
" The committee in charge was com- The bowling during the week was
mended by the dancers for all of the* considerably better than any shown
things   furnished that   go to   make [before, and from all indications the
 _ _-     dancing   a   pleasure, and   by   many 1 battle for the lead will become more
tificates of appointment to the dele-f parents who were not participating i strenuous   as   time   passes.     Tom.
gates   to this   conference who have' for ^ atmospiiere of respectability I Bridges was   both individual   game
been   selected   from    every    school   thai: was carried throughout the eye- '	
ning. It is not the committee, or orchestra or the hall, however, that are
entirely essential to a pleasant evening one-half so much as it is the
type of persons who are in attend-
,e 5aime Savings'Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner
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Your Protection
from
Winter's Icy Fingers
This winter let Dixie protect your car. Mate every
day an easy starting, easy driving day. Today, before tlie rush, let us:
1. Flush and clean your radiator and fill with al-
cohoL
2. Eemove the heavy summer grease from your
transmission and differential and refill with winter
grade.
3. Change your motor oil to proper winter type.
4. Lubricate steering gear and water pump.
5. Check your battery, charge it up to capacity,
grease and tighten the terminals, and ■get it in shape
for exacting winter use.
STAEBLER OIL COMPANY
Leave orders with J. G. Tubaugh, phone 288, or with
Maurice Henderson, phone 272
been   selected   from    every    school
district with the cooperation of Miss
; Cora   Haas,  county   school commis-
i sioner.   Cards have been sent to the
j teachers who  will have their older
;' pupils   take  a dairy   cattle   survey.
This survey will include the number
of   mature   cows,    the   number   of
heifers, the number of bulls over 12
months,   and  under   twelve'months,
and the number of acres of alfalfa
and sweet clover on each farm in the
district.
The conference will be a business
meeting of representive dairymen
who will discuss the dairy problems
of the county. The survey rrom the
survey cards will be used as a basis
for outlining a long-time plan of
work in dairy improvement in the
county in order to put it on a more
profitable basis. Production will be
discussed from the basis of economy
rather than increased, total production.
This meeting of dairymen will be
largely a discussion of ways and
means of improving the dairy industry. Every one present will have an
; opportunity to participate in the discussion if they so desire.
Mr. Austin says that the dairy industry in the county is in a very unsatisfactory condition, and dairymen
in all sections are confronted with
the problem of efficiently producing,
and satisfactorily marketing their
milk. Improved transportation, decreased consumption and reduction
in milk prices have brought about an
acute situation.
Farmers   do not   expect the high
prices of a few years ago, but they
would   like   a   resonable   return   for
their investment which includes thv
maintenance   of   their   dairy   herds,
pay for their labor and overhead, and :
the expense incurred in making iin- ;
provements   necessary   to   meet the j
requirements of the board of health.
At the present time the majority of
milk   producers   are  receiving  only
two to three cents
high pbint winner and holder of high
total for single one-man, three-
game total, when he upset 217 pins
in his last game Thursday night and
piled UP a total of 522 pins for three
games.     On    Thursday   night    the
- £,44.444^.0. ^xi 4.44.LU. oiaety 4jl£.U.l. LUC
ance. The crowd Friday night was ; Haarer rollers knocked over a total
made up of nearly 100% "home j of 2211 pins, which gives them high
folks;" everyone was acquainted j total for five-man teams for 'the
with    everyone     else   and     entered j week.
The teams now stand as follows:
Won Lost
wholeheartedly in an effort to make
a perfect evening. It is a certain;
fact that the people of this city enjoy good, clean fun, and there is no
reason why tomorrow night's affair j Haarer   7
should not be wn a par with that of j Tanner  6
the first event. The tickets are now
on sale' by the scouts.
Library Directors Elected
Officers Friday Evening
Periodicals  in  Library for: Ensuing:
Year May be Withdrawn -.
by the Members.
At a meeting of the board of directors of the Saline Library Association, held Friday evening, the following officers were elected:
President—Mrs. C. O. Woodbridge^
First Vice President—Mrs. Frank.
Camfburn.
Second Vice President—Mrs. Edward Clark.
Secretary—Miss Julia Gordon.
• Treasurer—Mrs. Carl A. Curtiss.
Librarian—Mrs.   George W.  Barr.
Assistant Librarian—Miss Minnie
Ruckman. • **
Copies of Good Housekeeping,
American, and National Geographic
magazines will be in the library during the e nsuing year. These may
be read at the library or taken home
by those drawing boOks.
Wiedman    9
Kroger   .. ~ 8
6
7
8
9
M. S. N. C. Senior Class
"';  Annual Dinner Banquet
Lawrence Aprili and John Stimpson
Chosen Committee Members
of Class of 1933.
The senior class, Michigan State
Normal college, will hold its annual
dinner soon in Charles McKenny hall.
'Chosen committees are as follows:
iBenigna Gatske is chairman; hall
and banquet, Ralph Spink, Bay City
and Lois Entemann, Toledo; reception, Joe Bradley, Ypsilanti and Elsie Newberry, Berkley; program,
Lawrence Aprili* and John Stimpson,
Saline; music, Warren Arnold, Hud-
sinville; tickets, Robert Dunlop,
Flint and Roy Krueger, Sturgis;
.iKince, Bertine Clark, Detroit and
Emma Hartung, Mt. Clemens; decorations, Kathleen Evans, Mt. Clemens and Warren Dwyer, Roseville;
publicity, Lester Twork, Dearborn,
Rha Arnold, Detroit and Carl Wen-
deir, Sebewaing.
Last week's  scoring was  as follows:
TANNER
Wittbracht     128    140
A-sh   112    117
W. Burkhardt.. 132 lis
Btetler  132 141
Tanner   144 149
162
111
143
157
172
420
341
393
430
465
649    665
KROGER
A. Burkh_.ardt.. 126    159
Gross    195    123
P. Burkhart „ 128 156
Fitzgerald   129 122
745 2059
145
145
113
124
Gruenwald .  167 162 169
430
463
53 '
375
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THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
MINIMUM CHAKesI}fa1CJJb4.\ la
*•■   :.«'■*.s   *sr
6c per line first insertion, 4c per nn&
each subsequent lnsei-tii>a.
saline-
All sales -•"•ash.    J\o credit:.
Mercantile Comcany.
Experienced woman desires house-
wo4k.   Phone 273-F3. 17
For Sale—Timothy hay at the R.
W. Mills farm.   Phone 43. 16tf
Chevrolet Stak<= Body True^, only
$50.00 down.   Wiedman Auto Co.
Highest prices paid for your poultry and pigs. Emil Milkey, phone
145-F13. 50tf.
For Sale—Pair of horses, wt. 3300,
black and matched. Charles Kern,
phore 194-F11. 17
a quart for their |     Special meeting January 19, 1932.
! milk.   Some may soon face the prob- j Mayor Sugden in the >chair.    Coun-
! lem of not having a market at all.      j men present: Gross, Cook, Uphaus.
I     Announcements  will be   made re- '     -      -    - -    -'- -   -
Council Proceedings
745 722
WIEDMAN
Fairbanks  120 151
Martin    117 158
Lawrence  „.  140 159
Schaible  128 131
Bridges       179 126
696 2163
135
136
134
135
217
400
'411
433
394
522
684 727
HAARER
Harmon   151 146'
E. Schmid   110 134
Dusterbeck    170 158
B. Gillen   132 .126
Pfaus    168 163
753    2211
164
136
181
156
116
461
380
509
404
4-17
731    727    757    2166
Tonight's   game  will   be  between
Tanner and Haarer.    Next Tuesday
o-^.-r,    +1, « „. I     Resolution submitted by Cook that 1 ^°Se^ wm   meet   Haarer and   o:<i
S?S„?! J   grSSS °f tte °rgr£mi' I we aPProv* toe changes in ornament- I Thursday Wiedman will   meet   Tan-
and Lefvi^TT   '   £ fvocessmg • al street lighting .as shown in sketch   ner'
Weeon^?^ t    «        l "S n°W ! dated January 15' l932- " submitted '
bemg consriered by dairy producers : t    Detroit ^^ Compan     remov.
m  several  different   sections   of   the   ,■*   „. ann       4.4.        .,, ,
"^   j ing 24 600 watt candle power lamps
• temporarily.   Yeas, 4; nays, none.
Genuine Petroleum Coke at §10.00
per ton delivered in your bin. Saline
Mercantile Company.
MODEL T FORD PICKUP
535.00      Good   condition.   Wiedmaa
Auto Company, Saline.
USE NO-DUS SOLUTION
To treat your coal.
Saline Mercantile Company:.
Use Avicoi Tablets for White Diarrhoea and Cholera and keep th03e
iihicks healthy.   Saline Mercantile Co»
Automobile Insurance. May wo-
quote our low rates on a -citizens!"
Mutual policy?    Wiedman Auto Cv-
LET
THE OBSERVER
DO YOUR
"BROADCASTING"
county. It Is understood that plans
are being made to assist the producers in taking care of their surplus
as well as provide them with ' a
market for their butter fat.
Council meeting held in council
room February 1_, 1932.
Mayor Sugden in tha chair.
Councilmen present: Fairbanks,
Gross, Cook, Uphaus. ;
Clerk read the minutes of last
meeting.    Moved by Fairbanks, sup-
Dr. Woodbridge Spoke
At Rotary On Thursday
Talked 4*.bout Symptoms, prevalence,
and Research Now Being Done
Regarding Cancer.
FORD TRUCK
With stake boav and closed ?.* >.
Yours for only $50.00. Wiedman Auto Company,  Saline.
Lodi Man Killed in Auto
Accident Saturday Night
Fiancee, Riding with Him, Also In- !*«*-*•* V Coc^~itet1hey stand ap- j coSi "d^?'m SuiTof '2°
■     -    ----- - 'proved as read, and that orders be ■-*■       - ■-      - s
The most important factor in the
Rotary club program Thursday noon
„,„„ _ 4.-1,- ,riven by Dr. C. O. Wood-
'Cancer".    He went into
1937 Essex Sedan. Good condition.
$12.00 monthly and a small down
payment will buy this car. Wiedmau
Auto Company, Saline.
Model A Ford Coupe. Motor overhauled. $73.00 down, balance easy
payments. Wiedmaa auco Company,
to Company Saline, Mich.
was a talk
bridge on
stantly Killed When  Car
Ran Jpito Truck.
dangers of the disease, of the great
Yea j numbers  in  which  cancer is
?jl7
it's mercnantiise or services you
have to sell, The Observer will take your
message directly to a 1,000 homes.
When Business is Dull—The surest wav to
get Action is to ADVERTISE "
I drawn for the following bills.      „,,,,,,„.,=  ,„   ™,™
i vote, with exceptions. Te^ and ShXto T* * ***?*
George Ernest Marshal, son of Mr. ' ^^ J™8*'^        1J?Rfin   the fatalities causecf byV^™
siren and cicy halL  188.60   number of deaths caused by diseases
C. H. Miller, gravel.......      6.00   ^ ^   the  public^   ilTmoTe fa
Detroit Edison Co., lights i miliar
Jo^^TiaSr-  59^!    ^.'woua°ridge went   further   to
A. Klumpp, salary and     I   X?Iam "^ VanOUS tyPes of cancer-
tramps     12.55i
NEW WAYS FOR NEW DAYS
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Oliver Hart Parr Tractors
a size and type for every need including
Row Crops.
Oliver Farm Equipment
both tractor and horse drawn.   Genuine
Oliver Repair parts.
Fitch Sales Corporation |
; and   Mrs.   William   C.   Marshall   of
I I--odi, and his fiancee, Miss Iris Mil-
j ner, 22, of   Wayne   were   killed   in-
; stantly at about 11 o'clock Saturday,
I night, when the car they were driving crashed into the rear of a large
truck that was parked on the pavement in the Ecorse road near Wayne.
The 'truck belonged to the Globe
Cartage Company of Indianapolis
and the driver, also from that city,
had stopped to assist in pulling a car
from the ditch. He was about to
lea/s the spot when the Marshall car
crashed into the truck.
Mr. Marshall was born in Dexter
township on December 22, 1905. He
attended the Dexter school and. the
Ann Arbor High school.
He is survived by his parents, two
brothers, William and John, both at
home; three sisters, Mildred, Luella
and Julia, all at home.
1939 Durant Sedan. Excellent finish, new tires. Only SSrl-OO down payment, balance easy U. C. C. Wiedman Auto Company, Saline.
For genuine Pocahontas, Elknorn.
Dunddn, Ford Coke, D., L. and W-
Hard Coal, phone; 47 or 103-
Edw. J. Muir.
,     meals for tramps  12.55o
. Frank King, hauling gravel  25.22
C. E. Alber, gas   6.83
Herman Alber, sawing wood
at tourisc camp  7.35
C. E. Alb?r, salarv     83.3*;
G. V. Cook and Son, labor
on truck  ,   6.95
H. Gross and Sons, supplies  4.80
E. J. Muir, coal for jaU  3 ss
' .which parts of the body, in both male
i and female, are most readily affected, the first symtoms of cancer, the
, part it plays in heredity and some-
; thing of what should be done In the
! line of precautionary steps. He
further stated that altnough there
- are many fatalities resulting from
. the disease, especially in Michigan,
; the amount of money spent on rte-
I search in that department w-is. small
I have the agency for (Standard)
Petroleum Coke, which is the highest grade -coke on the market today.
A trial ocder will convince "y°u-
Edw. J. Muir.
 , ocaicn in tnat department w-is.small
Miller Co., drain pipe tools.—   65.00 | in comparis0n with amounts expend-
Badger Meter Co., supplies.      8.53 j ed for -tlie prevenUon of less serious
E. J. Muir, coal for needy.    26.24 f gMd less preValent diseases.   He sug-
i gested that a donation to an institu-
, tion for research of the disease would
Ibe as well spent as any that might
be given.
E. J. Muir, coal for needy.    26.24
Dr. J. B. Wallace, salary for
six months, ,:.    65.00
Note and interest on Mead
property    2047.66
Citizens Bank, water coupons    22.50
High   School  Benefit  Entertainment
Hall Family Entertainers. Radio
entertainers for ten years. Vocal aud
instrumental music. Real, high-class
entertainment. Special reduced rates.
School children 15c, others 30c. High
School Auditorium, Feb." 16, 8 p. m.«
J. A. Alber, labor on. streets
and-cemetery  _    46.55
Mark Sugden, supplies
Ray Gilbert labor..
 j
NOTICE
The report that I shot Don Rich- •
ards stealing, or attempting to steal,"
at my place is absolutely false. ;
P. C. Sommer.    \
Boy Scout Benefit Dance !
At the Saline opera house tomorrow night, Friday, February 12, at J
9 O'clock.   Admission, men 40c, lad- i
ies 10.   Everybody welcome.
Martin Fuoss, supplies	
York Twp, treasurer, Covert
road No. 15, 70 aeres...„...	
Citizens Mutual Ins. Co., insurance on hose cart..
1.30
5.60
1.96
27.51
38.00
Guests   in  attendance were   Fred
and Ronald Nissly of Ypsilanti.
Dr. Foreman To Speak
At P. T. A. Meeting
j	
Musical   Numbers   and   Tableau
Colonial Dress  Styles  on
the Program.
Saline Township Tax Notice
I will be at the Savings Bank on
Feb. 6 and 20; at the Citizens Bank
Feb. 13 and 27; will also accept taxes any day at my home.
CHARLES   GRAF,  Treasurer.
of
Saline Savings Bank, five
water coupons  112.50       ^ February P. T. A. will be held
Citizens Bank, two water I in    <*«   school   auditorium   Monday
bonds and coupons ...... 2135.00" i evening,   February   15.     Dr.   j.   B.
YORE TOWNSHIP TAXES
I will be at the following places on
the dates named for the purpose of
receiving taxes for York township,
which are now due.
Saline Savings Bank Februry 18.
No taxes received after banking
hours.
Herman Oelke, Treasurer.
coupons .. ,.	
Motion by Fairbanks, supported by
Cook, that we adjourn subject to call
of Mayor.
Mi-uRK B. SUGDEN. Mayor.
LOTTIE WALLACE. Clerk.
EEAJD THE UNGE .ADS NOW!
of   Clinton  is   to   be   the
Foreman
speaker.
There will be -several good musical
numbers and a tableau to represent
the style of dress in George Washington's time. A good attendance is
desired at this meeting. -
CITY TAX NOTICE
T will be at the Savings Bank on
Jan 9 and 23, Feb. 6 and 20.
At the Citizens Bank Jan. 16 and
30, Feb 13. and 27, morning and afternoon to receive taxes. No evening hours.
Also to receive water dues and dog
taxes.
FRANK CAMBURN, Treasurer
Wanted—People in this racinity
who have any legal printing required
in. the settlement of estates, etc., to
have it sent to this newspaper. The
rates are'universal in such matters,
nnd to have your notices appeal' in
this paper it is only necessary to ask
the Probate Judge tn send them >t»t-p1
Have yon read the liners Ada?    J
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