1932-12-01; Saline Observer

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SALINE'S
HOME NEWSPAPER
FOR 50 YEARS
DEVOTED*TO THE
BEST INTERESTS OF
THIS SECTION
VOLUME 52
SALINE.   WASHTENAW  COUNTY^MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,  1932
NUMBER. 7"
REAL AMBITION-
KEEPS ONE STRIVING FOR ;
"something just a little better"
NO MATTERJVHAT.-YOUR
. present-condition may be,*..
there's something just a littie
better right within your reach,
and the minute your hand
closes upon it, the mark goes
ahead once more- YOU KEEP
ON GOING ON.
anqoet
ondiy Ni
! Nearly One Hundred and Fifty Enjoy-
| ed Occasion in High School
Auditorium.
us the t
iences we
has given
conven-
today.
THINGS don't turn up
IN this world UNTIL somebody
Turns them up
The Saline Savings
The One Story Bank on the Corner
Nearly a hundred and fifty, mainly
from the country, attended and enjoyed thfe potluck banquet tendered
the 4-H clubs of this district and
.their parents, under the auspices of
'the Rotary' club in the v-auditorium,
(Monday 'evening.
The Rotarians leai'ned a lot about
banquets,' we are quite sure, but for
absolute" good   nature,   patience and
a. forgiving spirit, we'll -have to hand
a. boquet to thfe assemblages   The fact.
no napkins graced   the   tables,  one
.pound of coffee serving nearly   one
'hundred, and a few other slight dis--
crepancies: hierei -and  there,   the feed
•was. a   huge-   success.    The   Ret ■'"••*
Anns, at the outset, were to be enterr-
; tained as well as the 4-H clubs and
; pacents,. but their "happy time" came
' in stepping into the hireach and- valiantly saving (the. day  and hour fr-
■■their "lords and masters"(?).
I     The  program was    opened   by  all
; singing the doxology.    Arthur Lutz,
'■ the Corn, boys hoys' leader,' was dawn
,'toi act as taastmasteir.    As he could
■ not attend, A. A. Kalder served very
; capably in that pai't.
j     Rotary President C. A. Curtiss in-,
trcdi-jced  the  acting toast-master  of
"the   evening   in "a. short  address in
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AROUND TSE TOWN
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BY NICODEMUS
And in the distance we see Christmas;, the kiddies, with their brand
new. toys, and IpSpa and .m'ama with
their 'brand neS^hills. Daddy gets a
firetty brown"- leather bill-fold from
sonny, but dacldy: h$s no use for a
bill-fold' -any more. His -watch packet is plenty^big enough to carry -all
his bills. _ .. ■ .
Why do people dread .Christmas
so?; 'T think it's.thehappiest day'of
the .year. '..I'like Thanksgi\*ing, too.
I'm -very fond o'f .turkey). Doesn't it
thrill you, to see all* the children with
their new 'treasures? Can't you just,
picture When you 'w,srethiat young- ?'
Oh, to be back t3 tnose days agat_\
on the tricycle or.kiddy-car thatSSan-
ta? jusfbrought, [Why laugh at thoss
things? Isn't it so? ."Weren't you a
.most -'anxious child. "about Christmas
time?- Certainly you werer None o'
us will ever 'forgst those days. Buy
the kiddies as much, as ever -and instead of worrying about paying for
them let the fellow you bought therai
'from, do- the worrying. Then let ths
merchant' you purjhas.ee. * the goods
from do just what! you did. It will
be'a great- deal "'easier' for everybody
to worry about 'tii*ose who ©we him
instead of the-bills-"he owes. Just try
it and see. If it isn't so I didn't write
this article.
The telephone system has been extended in. "Sweden, to the Arctir   -:-
Bargain Dollar-Day
A Decided Success
Club    Exhibits    Exceptionally    Goog
and Merchants Report Satisfactory Trade.
/tne evening in a. snort aoarrsss m , =o th&t it ^^ ha possible to c h
'whicb he spoke briefly Of the objects |o__ta C1)_us „_ and-'-talk to him as
'of Rotary,  their liksness to the  ob-j_   t_ „,„„   £?<_t__8.. nf-CTitiac let-
>ta__y,  tneir UKeness co tnis  oo- |
' jects' of the 4-H movement, and also*— '
not so briefly, of the general unsuit- ! te5s      ,,    ,. .. .,   „_„;__,„.   »„. „_.
able-ness  of   tbe   unlrreky  individual i **<> ,?alls hl™. ^p--1'\g0U1^ Z° *?_•
who served as tcasKmaster.  This^er- j "^on't^ryou wish you knew who th,;
son retorted m .kind in bis .ac-eptane:
man to man. instead of' -writing let-
Santa is a lucky -guy—no one.
to" say
:s
Chicago Tribune,.
is?'
If  you want tor- marks,   your  child
Edward F. Henne, with Mrs. Mer- .     -    ~ .. . ...
ritt Mar-tin-   led im community sing- l^VVY, l^t get he .or she to write to
tog,   during which said- Kalder WaS ! Santa Claus at Sgnta Claus Ind.   Be-,
■forcibly taken to the stage and compelled to sing the. "barber shop harmony" in. Sweet Adeline, which he
did. after a fashion all his. own, per-
sure to put your return address on
tha envelope and* it will come back
postmaked Santa Claus.
Each week I'm going  to  print  a
Those who failed to go to the high
school auditorium Saturday af ternoo .
or** evening, .missed seeing one^cf the
best exhibits of 4-H ciuh work e~X
shown here. . EJyirlong .-tables jyerc
■required to stagr&ithljvarinuf- exhi&ts
'and a part of t__ie theatre pla;t_f.a'rm
was also used,, potatoes and: chickens
gracing the, latter.
Tempting arrays of canned ■fruit,:
meats: and vegetables, cakes, salads,
cookies and othfer eatahles.artistically
•-arranged rations lor chickens, pis,s
calves, etc, evidenced the pride th
boys and girls take in their 4-H work:
Ten ears of wonderful corn brodghi
by each of ithe 13 members of the
Corn club, -sponsored: by ithe Rotarians, certainly looked- good. - to th.
members of that organization.
There, was -a fair attendance, in. the
evening, Oounty Club Leader Hagen
showed two interesting reels of mov-
jing pictures, the first depicting nu-
BneTous' views on the proper dare, and
handling of dairy cattle and milk, the
other dealing with: hogs and how to
house them, etc, in a__ sanitary manner. - *\"
The event proved _■-_. successful in
every way it is safe to 'assume that,
it will be repeated next year, although it miay be divorced from Dollar Day on account "of the fact tha'
cannot be held until so late in the
season. "••<•■■
Tfie, Baxgain-Dollar. Day, put on by
the ■merchants in connsstios. wrth tfa
event, proved very satisfactory tc the
menchiants frcm, whom, we have hsd
reports.
rsuaded _nm or less   by   jackknlves ; short poein. -I   *> "_aOt" parOcularly
and other instruments of torture. ,      | relish -poems  myself,  but I  think   a
Week-En
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
15c
25c
Smoked Ham, sliced, pound .... . .....
Hamburg -andr Sausage, 3-pounds f or ..'::-.t
*.-• ' the very^ best
Pork Chops, pound    .—-——- IQc
Pork Roast, pound . . .....;......    9c
Pork Steak, pound ........ .....1. '. . _.'. 10c
Beef Roast, choice cuts from selected steers, lb..... 14c
STEAKS—that you will enjoy eating.
STERLING BRAND OYSTERS
"Better Oysters"
Sauer Kraut and Home-Made Blood Sausage
TELEPHONE 38
SchmidY Meat Market
Buy the Best—It's Cheaper
Vice. President (Wilson delivered the
1 address of welcome' which, . althcug
brief, wias sincere.
The response, by Albert Gall,' was
much  better   done,  "that  upstanding
young man dwelling at. some length j
on the .benefits to be derived by toy*, f
; iind girls, as w*eil as parents, in ciatr- \
' rying out the spirit of cooperation in j
life's endeavors.   He spoke"appreciat- ]
ively of the splendid ia.terest taken in |
, 4-H dub work by -the public-, parents, j
' ahd- societies;"and" expressed "on behalt |
of the clubs assembled appreciation j
^of   the   evening's  banquet -and   pre- j
, garm. i
Mr.  Henne  favored  with  a  vo<_3
got/J .poeimi with -a- moral helps us now
and then. The poem this week is by
VanDyks. I imagine you are alf r6a-
miliar: with it. I think it is the verv
best short poemi I have ever, read iand
it certainly is .true to life. 'W'Sll, here
it is.    I hope you live through itr
If he would make his record true;
To think .without confusion clearly.
To love his fellow [men sincerely;
To act from honest motives purely;
Tortrust ..in G,o,d-*3and-   Heaven se*-
curely.
This 'ii That
Old  Nick iw-ent  but  of'town- over j
Thanksgiving, so This 'n That''ain't;
Events of Interest to THE OBSERVER LINERS
Club and Farm Circles      Classified Advertising
Change Made in  Meetings* of Local
Leaders- Young People Attend
Club Comgrecs.
m:s.Zl
M1XEVIUM CHAKGia. 25 CENTS   ,   =
.tic per line first _ii_.-__f.t_or_, 4e per line-'.-■/_
cacli subsequKn.t lnsertioa. ..."_ --S.-:
TO- local leaders in horns  eeonom-    " ! **— ' ~T ■'■   ".'■--*»■'-■''■
:icstcl0thingi groups,     . »    For Sale-Corn in husks. Gu^nthap-; "
The regular inaetings of the next   Gardens" " '■'" T'
home economics group leaders -will be ' * "   .
held  Thursday and   Friday  of   this       „. ., .     ~    ~ 7~T   ^        _ii *^    *
week. On account of the long dist- * ^at^ms -E*o*»t!s. Call phone 28o;.
aace the group' leaders have- had to: *■"•• fc'* (jaf':toer- . . - ;
come from the" southwestem corneir' ~~" 7  -^ -■;--;
wf   the   county,.arrangements  haver    For Sale—15 pigs.    Carl ScbiriidJ,"   :
!>§& anadsvitQ, hold one meeting for  phone 185-F2. ■ *.. "'■'.^:"'"jS. .■'..:.
liSoal lea&fers-" living in ithe southern ' ***      —  ■'"",'-".''
and western part, of the county at'the.     All sales casn.    i\o credit.    ealliKJ      "
Manchester high s»hool building.    In< Mercantile Comnany. '.-•'*?■■'_
order tp, carry this out it was n-soes- .	
sary  to make* some changes in the       w„-_,...,.i    t.-.._,_.*    ■.       *     __    v -v.'_.: i-    •
days- some of the groups W. been : T Wauted-^Livestpck ^of   jll 'kinds?
attending.   The melting on rfeoemfcr   -^ohn Probyn, phone 25x.        ,;.      "   _.
1 will be held *at rthe Asm Arfcor    "°'
M.  C. A.    iLe.aders in the following
groups are to  attend: this  meeting:
North    Superioor,    -Ssuth    Superior,
Delhi, Worden, ■ Salemi, Webster, Ged-
des, Pittsfield, Ann A.rbo.r, Piatt and
Scio,, : —— ■-—
Leaders for the. following groups ! For Sale-^Purebied ' White Rock
will attend the -meeting Friday at cockerels- Albert Graf, phone 192-
Monchester:      North     'Bridgewater,,   F3. 4tf
South, B.ridgewater, 'Wiest B-i3g"w*iTt-: * ,	
r*t. Iron One°k. Lyndon, Lima, Fre> ■ Repossessed Model A Fprd Sport
dpmi and Saline, Coupe. Only §125.00.    Wiedman Auto
Miss  Taylpr will begin the' meet-   Cpmpany; >•
ings promptly _t 10 -o'clock and will > ^^ _■
be through at 4 o'clc-*:k. ]     Pitless   fafm   scales,   nearly   new.
—  ( Priced   to    sell    quickly.    Wiedman
Dorothy   Zimmerman,  1-Sadar   and   Auto Company.
•rmemfcer  cf ths Superior 4-H Hom'e- I	
makers club, and Ervnn Steeb, leader' Save Dollars on repair labor,
a.nu membsir of the Superior 4-H Prices reduced. 20 tp 60%. Wiedman
Faimars ©Into, left Ann Arbor Satur- _ Auto Company.
day for .Chicago .to  attend the Na- ]     '- ..
tional 4-H Club Congress and Inter-'     Orders foi   r.ubDer siaaos may be -.
national. Livestock show.    They will ( ieft at The Observer office".    Prompt,
For  Sale—Plymouth Rock pullets
Louie Keubler, phone 149-F2.   -     7   \
Ford    Tudor * with    1932    licensa,
•-.35.00. Wiedman Auto  Co.-; Saline.
By Arthur E. Hagen
A joint 4-H acnievement exhibit
was held at the Saline High school
Saturday, Novembsr 26, by the following 4-H clubs in the Saline ar'a:*.:
Saline Junior Canning c.ub, led by
lEleen. Girbach; Saline Junior F".
Study club, led bv Mrs. Otto Hansen;
Benton,4-H Food Study club, led by
Florence Wiedmayer; Saline.-Junior 4r
H Corn club, led hy Arthur 'Lutz; Saline Junior General Livestock clu'.r.
led.by Ira'H-.uk; Blue Ribbon C_u'.'
club, led by .Webb >H3_rwcbd, and the
Dig and -Scratch Poultry club, led by
Lowell Spike.
-Mis.s- Margaret -Eckha.rdt.^-.coun.trv-i
club .agent froth Wayne county, judged the girls' exhibits, and selected
the local delegates that were narneo;.
Monday eveneing at" the achievem n '
banquet. The boys' exhibits wetv.
judged and the -delegates, selected by
George Allen, agricultural teacher in
the Milan school, Ralph Cjirr, county
agricultural agent from Wayne county, and. H.  S-  Osier,  county agric
return to Amn Arrhoi" tomorrow-
satisfactory service
The- AmfrAarbpr G^^fntertained '     Genuine Petroleum Coke at $10.00
^%^^ ^fSLS at   P~ ton delivered in your bin.   Saline .
-Tho. Y. M. C. A. Friday night. J Mercantile Company. .
Lloyd Haas, rmembsr of ths _club.
gave a demonstration^ or a home
made mash hopper, Lester Reddeman
and Robert McAuliffe deimonstrated
cuUing, and Lawrence Tucker gave a
demonstration of -administering worm
remedies to poultry.
USE NO-DUS SOLUTION
To  treat your coal.
Saline Mercantile  Company.
Automobile    Insurance,    -iiay    wo*
m,        ., ,   ..   . .     quote  our  low   rates   on   a  Citizens'"
Ths  other bovs,  and their Darents   ,.  .     .      ,.     „    _,_,,, _. .   .     , •
-    Z,^aS^  ZL,...    t™ii " -3-niir"    Mutual policy?    Wiedman  Auto <.o-
Use Avicol Tablets ror White Diarrhoea and Cholera and keep thoss*
•jhicks healthy.   Saline Morcanti?** Co*
.solo,  after which Arthur Hagen an-;amd Old Nick isn't Santa, eitaer, *bir.
'nounced the names of those who w.i: ; rather is looking for Santa, too.
1 represent   'their   clubs " -at    the    ,bi0 i    ;Say,   wouldn't    this    be -a  lovely
, achievemlent day in Ann Arbor. : Christmas  if Mr.  Clatis  brought  -n j
]     The  address   of   the   evening- wa<-" end. Ja 'the depression?" We'd all ©eta- i
.given  by Prof. -W. D.  Henderson of   brate on five-cent bee*- and nretz-els j-^^ .ag.ent from- "Washtenaw .county.
! the TJ. of M.,"Who stressed- the fact j    -Speaking of bee>r.    Should -.ue lStC.j    ^ && .^s, exllilDitSj .^at_ second
'■that   nearly   all   of   our habits  are jAmendiment be repealed or not?.•^L|a^j.tlurdiptoces were awarded withih.
! formed in  our youth,  and ■■explainnet j seems to he the big "question toda*'   eacll cM?. f<3r ,eacil year's work.    In
how easy it is to acquire them, either Those who th'nk it should sincerely ^ g^^. juni0r 4.H Food Study
j good or bad. ' ' , believe .that   it   should, be   repealed. \ciabt Ruitll Mu,rray WM first in firs,
j    A number of pleasing selections by jThoss who don't behave m liquor arc 3 year WCI^ and eora Gie,ason second;
jj Finkbsiner's orchestina closed the pa '  1 strongly   against   repeialiQg;   it^aw j in second 'year work Arleen Hanson
gram, and: then the Rotary Ann's had '> they are "sincere in their belief iWhat; wQn firs(.. Bstty Gora0n second. In
j another chapter in -their "party"— i should be uo-pe ? I would really hk^ ! thh?d ye^r work ^eis-ldine Han-scu
! demonstarting again, by washing and:! to' know what you^ thirtk. ^ -._can^ [won first.*  In the household niarnage-
Here's a "break" for timid budgets!
RYTEX
OLD WOOD BLOCK STYLE
CHRISTMAS CARDS
With Your name and 50 plain envelopes
AT THIS LOW PRICtf
or less helpless animal.
'.I'll do  the-writing.    TVrdte and  t-
cf food'study posters,  'and aad  th;
MRS. CORA WALTERS
Proniineiit   in Country   Life  Activi
ties; Funeral I-Ie'd Sntirrdav
Afternoon.
IJ
(Old Nick. ca.re|cllLamP!?n food studyjxhibitby^cl- 1*
of The 'Saline Observer)
'put in a few your ide*_s-
IS CALLED HOME-:*ca*-*et aI1 i^a of what ^;lv^he'
_____ thinks. Now if you like your beer and
ivou** miff- doesn't lik°"the idea, don't
j be afraid to write. No names vr1! -**-•-
imentioned. Take 'a chance, oh it Tt
I would be vear"* intsrw&t'aiT to see in.*-''
Mrs. Cora Walters^passed "away at 'h*>w ™«w are wet alld hcW m3ny
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Earl; ar« ,f00llff.* , . o„, +>10 mv at th-
BKte,    at   8  o'clock*  Thanksgiving^    .?'s gefchng late 'and the .guyattj
moning.  after a   short  illness      Sh"   ^'ssl 1S sleePy* so weU %>J° ^. a
In
and I will! ra ttL'a fenton 4-H Food Study
dust "-P we i club onl*y firsti •year w<)rlt "wias repre-
,J -      'sentedi -■ Dorothy   Wiedmayer-   won
song, ""The Beauty
What—you're-not sending cards
this Christmas! This year a
cheery message counts more
than ever before! Don't disappoint friends ,w___o need your
happy little greeting to brighten tlie day,  .   ■
With these quaint Old Wood
Blocks Card's at. such an amazingly law price, you should send
more generously than ever!
AUCTION SALE
was the -only daughter of C.~A. -and'- dream  the coean
C. • C.    Champenois    and   was   born .'of iiie Fcam-
March 22, 1856, on a fa'tan S-r-uthwes-t j
of Saline, purchased fronL the govern- ]
ment  by  -heir"  gpandfether,   Thadieus, 1 . . ______
Canfield, in  1331,  ?nd oh which th-_ i    Havin°* dee'ded  to avit -farmihT J
greatsr portion of her hfe was spent, r^j sell ^t puWic auctio-n on. the Lew-
jis Rena?i farm, in Frsedam* township.
,_. ^ tone mile north and nn-s-qi7i"rter —-*'-
bsr cf the Willing Workers,-.-of which |_ast iQ_ piete-int LrkS; r_rft*/~ tr-f''--
east and  one mile "smith -o"5 Eo-p-°
She   was  ;a  momher  of   the  Salin
Methodist church ar*_.d a charter mem-
shiehad; beenrele'cted^-.eoretaTjr fir life
She is survived by -two children, »Clar-
enes, of Santa Ana, California, and
Mrs, E<2_rl Kuder cf Saline, and two
grandchildren, Miss G-emaldine Ksidsr.
ard Harold Kuder. j comniencing at 12 o'clock sharp, the
Funeral -services -ware held .Satur- j following described property:
day at 2 p. m. at the Bridges Fuaetial i     t,wo- hav horses  15 4ind  16  years
Htm®. Rlav. Simon Scb'-rfie.ld cf Rom,*.;- (^   on& black horse 14 years old.
CcTners;    or   ons  mile   west   of   St-
Thomas church, on
Thursday, December 8, 1933,
his officiating, with' interment in. Oak
Hill cemetery^
OAMPFBRE _«5WS
Seven
choose
(Fold
White,
Only.
"tricky'.'     designs    Ito
from.      Fine    Vellum
to   size. 3 5-8x5 5-8)   in
Ivory or Tan.    Red Ink
Tour name en every card—'ail
this for less than you would
pay for the cairds alone.
■ Order Immediately
The Saline Observer
One cciw and two yearling calves.
One brood sow.    -
. Deerjng gra.n. hinder, New Id&a ____ar-
. nure - sprciader, Keystone hay loader,
] John Deees corrn hinder, Osbarna sidi
delivery,, disc hsurrow, land r-oller 2-
horse co'irh planter, 2-horse riding cultivator, . 2-h_rirse.  iwalking   ctilUyat'.r
X>eering mowing machine, wide tire
wagca vvith hay and stock rack, narrow' tire wagon, 'boh sleigh,  double
buggy, potato digger, New Way air
roclrd 4lY> iH. P. gas engine.'Interra-
tional kerosene or gas 1% -H. P. en-
;gine,   p;wer   grindstone,   grindstone,
Oliver    99    wa-'kini    plow,    S^hsrse
E.p.ringtc.c.th d.ra.g. 120vfeet hay reps,
6-tined    grab   -fork.  1-horse walking
cultivator,   bag   holder,   log   chains,
The O'lnofire girls held their -rog-
-*l3.T.m,s.3tin.gat their guardian's .-hb'nia
last Tuesday eviening.. .
.The annual electiah. of *.offii"ers ner-r'
'•aken up. et -this njieeting. For t>->
following year ithe staiff stands as foi-.
lows- President. Esther 'Gkss; v"c~-
P'r-esident, Dorothy Smith- ..ssoretary,
Ldrna L^nge; traasur-ar. Jane Al?^-.
n.rdier. The song' leader vwras- "also
•slSntecT and^ for this t-year -will be
Fri-n'es: Bowen.  -
The Christmas, question was aga'n
^noMj.-St up- and: if anyone s&s any
clothes for* .grcram ups or'children, or jha.^ caws, -tre;? -rrarw*-.- Shovels, foir"1*;:'
any  canned  goods, "that  he' or* she ,ro.pes -'lumber saw, dunanrrmake, spike
wisheiS   tn   contrihute    t^1*""   __H1\   \y ■ -      ■*-----■ -..-._.._._
taken oars, of if thesy call 42 or leave
it gt the .Bunkhart store.
PUBLIC SUPPER
Tbs FEderated ladies will serve a
-■ub..- suppsr Wednesday, De-eS-nbsr
7 frb-r, 5:30 until all are senved.
Price 35 cents.
RRAD THE MNEB ADS TODAY!
i drag, double work harness, 15-A Gale
walking, plow, harpoon hay fork, 32-
volt electric washing machine, chopping cutter, crosscut saw. hand cor-
plantsr, heating stove, three beds,
Vsga-eream, s^paratcr. 200 bushels'-r:'
c.3.fs,*iOS shocks of coi'n, quantity of
fir?c" and second cutt!ngs of alfalfa.
Usual terms of sale. *
HERMAN L. RENAU.
F. D. MERITHBW, Auctioneer." -
Bern-Root,-Clerk.\ -. ■"- .
first,' Margaret Finkbeiner seccrt.
and Viola Hertler third.- They w*
second prize on their poster -exhibit.
The Safins Junior 4-H Canning club
had three years of wprk represented.
Ruth Murray wpn 'first in second year
work, and iLueEa Riggs won second-
Geraldine., Hanson won rfirst in fourth
-.-cay work, and Eleen Girbach first jr
fifth year work.
In the Blue Ribbon Calf, club rx
hibit Melvin HJartman -won first
Ralph Hbrwood second, and, »Kenn'3it
Heininger third.
In the Saline Junicr 4-H -Dairy Calf
club Albert Gall won first, Glr_rn ;
Hanson   .second, Warren   Fin-kheinsr
third.    This club hiad ithe champion
exhibit by club-   In- the Beef Calf clu
exhibit Ira Hauk won first.
In .the Saline Junior 4-H Pig, clu
Ray Gleason won first, Eldean -Han .
son second, .and Ernest Girbach third.
In the Sheep, club Warren Finkbeins-.:
won first. ' ...
In the Dig and Sratch Poultry club"
Robert. McAuliffe  won  first,   rMislvli:
.Hartman   second,   and   Lloyd   Hias
ithirrd.
i Pebsr.Radiak in -the Lincoln ** >T~
cl-Ufo exhibited his poultry at this
*show and won, first.
In the Saline Junior 4-H Corn clut
Neil Ernst won'first, Warreni' Finik-.
rbeiner second, and Willard Feldkarnu
third. '-■'•■•■■.;■"."
Peter rand Dudley Riadak also exhibited their potatoes, Peiter v^pn. firs.
and Dudley second.
Elmer Lange, member of the. Hu
ron'Ri\-*ari, Rangar station, nsade r
very -fine forestry exhibit which wbr
awarded the ribbon.
The    delegates    'from    each    clu";
whose reports -and stories will  co~
peite fer county -honors was announo
ed at the hannuet-   In tlie Bsnton i-Z
Food Study club Dorothy WiBdmays:
an_l      Margacet     Finkbeiner      werr
nani^d    delegates.      In'   the    Saline
Junior      4-H     Food      Study      cl';'_-
Ge-ia,ldine   Hanson,    Eleen' *Girtia:rh,
Betty    Gord_rn    and  ' Arisen    Hanson; in the Saline Junicr 4-H GanfainJ"
clu.b Geraldine Hanson, Eleen Girbai^
and  Ruth Murray;   in   the Dig- an"
Scratch   Polutry-'cluh  Xiloyd  Haas.-.
Melvin 'Hartmian and Lawrence Tivk
er; in the Blue Ribbsn Oalf club 'Mia".
vin   Hantman. Ralph   Harwood   astr*1
neth Heininger;    Saline Junior Beef
Oalf- club Ira; Hauk;   in   the Saline.
who   attended  were   rDowell   Snik"
their   leader,   Mr. and   Mrs. W.- G- i
Spike, Melvin Hartman, Mir. and Mrs |
Fred   Hartn_'3n.   Harold   Splitt.  'Mr. [
and Mrs. E. C. Reddeman and-Mrs-*D.
;F. McAuliffe.j        ■ j .  —=	
I - - •     Radio service, all makes and mod-
I-* The boa-d of"• directors of the Wash- els. 'Shop at- Gross'- hardware~phene»
cenaw Oounty Ccuncil of 4-H. clubs 101; evenings, 34-F22. Walter W.
m-t  at   the  Agricultural   Extension. Schneider. .        9'
oflice Wednesday evening, November        ' .    >_  t
23, to, take care of the following sp:- ;     Labor prices reduced.    Let us re-
ciial business:   They voted to awjTd. r : pair your oar now at a saving.
?1.00 prize to the Korrect Kare Klub' GEO. V COOK & SON,
for having exhibited the best p-ster i        Authorized Chevrolet "Dealers      -I.
promoting club  work at  the Wa>=V ■      . —:	
tenaw county fair. - They also vote'i; i have oj>ened a garage for repair
to purchase fourth year pins for all! of all 'makes of cars, at rear of rmy-
4-H club members who are finishin- home, and will appreciate a share of
(ctheir fourth year in club work, anr2 your work. Rate 50c per hour-
a's- pins for the new leaders. Lance Rogers,, phone 22.
They voted to appropriate one-half ' .	
rf I'-hs railro1"" d fare for Erwin Stee1** * Expert body and fender work, up-
a,nd Dorcthy Zimmerman to and frcm _ holstering, spray painting, and ser-
Chicago to the National 4-H Clj* - vice on all .cars West Side Garage_.
Congress    In addition, they made de-'JohnE  Dp .
finite    plans . for    the    county    4-H v -      <
£ub Wedne^cay evening, December , ^™. £££«£ <*£**&£
jis* , ^. ested caU phone 41.
DECESiBER JURY  DSAWJf-
Following is a list cf jurors drawn
for the December term of the chrcuit
court, which opens December 6::
Jacob Hartman, Ann Arbor.
W'.-lter C. Greenman', Augusta.
Alfred- B-aun, Bridgewater.
Frank Hinchey, Dexter.
John Wenk. Freedom.
Elmer Schiller, Lima.
Finis Noble. Lodi.
Miss Irene Clark, Lyndon.
William Cash   Manchester.
"Mrs. Gecrge Close, Northfield.
Frank Boyle, Salem.
David Sloss, Saline.
Edward Buss, Scio.
Gottlieb Jacob, Sharon.
Harold Freeman,   Superior.
Cora  Schmidt,  Sylvan.
Frank Potts. Webster.
Chris. Dieterle, York.
Mrs. Flora Draper, Ypsilanti.
Edwin Feldkamp. Saline City
Mrs. Floyd Daggett, Ypsil-mti,,'
First district; A. G. Stock-well, Ypsi-
lantti, Second district.
Samuel Henne, Albert Erutz, Adolph
Helber, Samuel Hammial, Albert
Kurmfert, Orville Moe, Walter Cos;
Ann Arbor City.
'     Some  wonderful  bargains'in   per-
. sonal stationery, greeting and bridge
cards,   etc-, at   The   Observer   office,
t See  our window  display.
I I -have opened a garage for repair
, or all makes of, cars, 'at rear of my
; home, and will appreciate a shars of
your   work.     Rate   50c   per   hour.
Lance Rogers, phone 22.
j
Modern, new, free and clear 6 roomr
home; fine location. Trade foh farm
near Ann Arbor or Saline. Desirable
lot in Wiayne;for lake property. 31445
Cown Ave., Wayne, Mich.
For Sate—5 year old Guernsey cow,
■ fresh,- 8 year old Jersey cow, fresh,
10   Jersey   and   Guernsey   cows  and
• heifers   all   to  freshen  soon.    I_. . T.
Freeman, Chelsea, Mich., phone 299.
8
1931 CHEVROLET SEDAN
'•     This 'car operates like new.    Blue
■ duco finish and Goodyear tires on this
car.    Let""us give you a ride in, it.
Price greatly reduced.
GEO. V. COOK & SON,
i Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Miss   Doris   Niethan______sr   etc' Ann
Arbor spent Sunday with her paents,
Mr. and Mrs. Altosrt Niethammer.
Sir. and Mrs. Henry■" Orapsby and
children, spent Thanksgiving "with her
brother. Russell'Ellis, of Petersburg.
Miss -Lucile Aprili of Clinton spent
her Thanksgiving vacation at the
heme of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Aprili.
C. F. Hildner of Kalamazoo and
Smest Hildiner hi .Hillsdale called"on
Mrsrr rTredricka McBride and Miss
Augusta Josej-hans Sunday afternoon.
1928 CHEVROLET COACH
This green duco. finished coach has
a large body and makes a good farm- '
er's car.    The motor and chassis are
in good condition.   Price very reasonable- *    -*■   . ■    ;. ij.ifi
GEO' V. COOK & SON,
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
GOOD COAL AT RIGHT PRICES
Standard Petroleum Coke.
Koppers Miami. Coke.   * ;
Koppers Pocahontas.
Koppers E.khom. - !
Dundon Red Asb.
D., L. & W. Hard 0*-.-d." '        :
EDW. J. MUIR.
CRYPT FOR SALS   .
Two  crypts  in  the   Saline mauso-
'sum  are new for  sale.    Inquire  a'
Observer ofiice.
Junior'Dairy Calf club Albert G.H,
Glenford Hanson, and Waarien FiW---
t'einer; 5a. rthe Saline Junior Sheep
club "Alfred Torrey and Warren Fink-
Jceintef; itt'the Saline Junior Pig cluh
"^Irnest Girbach, Glenford Hanson
"ind Eldean Hanson. Saline Junior
Corn .club delegates were - Warren
Finkbeiner, Neil Ernst, and Willard
■Feldkamp; Lincoln 4-H club Peter
and/Dudley Radak. ,'
Some wonderful bargains in per*-
sonal stationery, greeting and bridg*
oards, etc, at Th<* Observer office.
Sse our window display.
' WANTED-—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of es'ates, etc.*;
will confer a favor by having it sent
to -this- newspaper. 'Tbe rates are
universal in; such ' matters - and to
have your notices - appear, in this
paper it is only necessary to ask ih».
Probate" Judge'to send them trr Th»
Observer.
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