1934-08-09; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 53
SAJLINE.  WASHTENAW  COUNTY  MICHIGAN,  THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1931
NUMBER 42
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When you go to a bank do you look for
COURTESY?
The officers of this bank realize that-. •_,'■
those little courteous acts which accompany business transactions make business a pleasure.   Therefore, we are at-    4'
tempting to make your visits to this   ./
bank a pleasure. j_\f
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Saline Savings
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The One Story Bank on the Corner
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THE DRUDGERY OF HOME BAKINGf
The quality of our baking' Is such, that you can avoid the
drudgery of home baking. We eau supply you with the
best and cheaper than you can make them yourself. We
do not scrimp on materials.   We use the best flour, lard,
I    eggs, milk and fruits and we use them liberally.    The
I   iwork Is all done by expert baklers.
You can use our baTkery goods every day and avoid
all home baking If you wish.
'     THE SALINE BAKERY
| First Annual American Legion Family Picnic and
i SPEED BOAT RACES
| Sponsored "by Erwin Prieskorn Post No. 46,
I Ann Arbor   t
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 19
Newport Bathing'Beach
1 Portage Lake     "Where the Water's Always Fresh"
Charles Kohler Dies
After Auto Accident
Other   Occupants   of   the   Car   Also
Suffer Injuries; Funeral Services
Were Held Sunday.
Charles Kohler, 48, Saline township, died; Friday in St. Joseph's
Mercy hospital, Ann Arbor, the result of injuries suffered when his car
crashed head on with a milk truck
on the Wma-Scjo townline road
Thursdjay morning:.
KoiiTer^ ■ wii6: was" driving, looked off
the road towards the home of his
aunt, TMrs. Edward -Schneider, and
failed' to see the truck, driven by
John J. Bauer, Lima township, approaching ovei; the top of a steep
hill.
The car was completely wrecked
and the truck! was tippedr over on its
side. ■      ■
Other occupants in the car who
were injured; Were: Bertha, 14-year-
old daughter of Mr. Kohler, fractured collar bone and severe cuts and
bruises about the neck and face; Al-
vin LucTkhardt, 38, a neighbor, was
taken to the hospital with cuts about
the head, and his son, Norman, 11,
was treated for cuts about Jthe left
eye.
Funeral,services were held Sunday
morning   at   HfcSO   at   St.   Jacob's
church in Saline township with Rev.
iOtto Papsdorf officiating.   Interment
was in Benton cemetery.
Mr.. Kohler was born in Saline
township, January 24, 71885, the son:
of Mr. and .TMrs. John Kohler, and
had resided there all his life. He is
survived by the widow, Mathilda; two
sons, Charles and Clarence; seven
daughters, Bertha, TEmma, Tema, Lucille, Lorena, Lillian ami Stella; the
parents, of Saline, and two brothers,
Herman and John, of Saline township.
INDEPENDENTS WIN
AS MERCHANTS LOSE
Ojfifiet Home Wedding
. **■ Solemnized^ At Milan
Coiipfe   Left   for   Extensive   Motor
xTrip Through West, Including
'•; -Yellowstone National TPark.
The home of TMr. and Mrs. Fred
Bachman of Milan was the scene of
a pretty wedding Monday evening,
August 6, when their daughter, Ada
May, and Webb S. Harwood, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Harwood of
TPitJsfleld township, spokle their marriage vows. -Rev. TE. C. Stellhorn,
pastor of the Zion .Lutheran church
of "Ann Arbor, read1 the "impressive
setting of palms "and gladiolas, lighted, iwith .tall lavender tapers, at 7
o'ctock_ih_.tlie,pre§ence of only the
immediate • families. ■ '•   < >. ■..
"The bridal party entered to the
so£t strains of the "Bridal Chorus"
item   "Lohengrin"   played   by  TMiss
Gross Hardware And
State Hospital Win
AN APOLOG7ST
The writer of the original article
i in Ths Saline Observer regarding the
; merger of the Evangelical Synod Gf
  T North  America   and   the   Reformed
~ Tj Church in the United States is sorry
Haarer's and Bridgewater Are Vic-   if a wrong impression may have un-
tims; Cook Meets Saline Valley      j intentionally been  conveyed by  the
Farms Tonight. ; article and stands corrected by Rev.
  i Wittbracht.    Not only does this sit-
Monday night Cook defeated Gross I ^i(f ^^ t?„St FaUi;s ^"^
in a game that was scheduled for j *?* *° *? ^ other seven churches
last Thursday, but .which was called £ W^naw™cou*ty mentioned in
off on account of rain. The final I H>e *^& f The Evangelic* Year
score was approximately 16 to 5. We '' S?**" J"3?8*8*, ****, ^one °f 0»esfe
know that Gross had five runs but! S""^"* have .formal membership m
qqokjc^^.oft^u^tThat.sQe big,* ^ ^^ngelical Synod of North Affl-
j" delegates   to .synodiCEfl. conferences,
'f-t erica, andf are;-not entitled touting
inning "that the count may -be any-
wSftoS? ^  °r -tf(T 6ithe!:| but that allth^e churches have cerl
•nT^inij ^Lm, _  j.   v    j. v i.       I tain affiliation  with the Synod be-
«■ 5?^ f^T* ^de ^ *£? r !' ^use they are being served by pas-
a pitcher for the losers and while he j tnTVS who *      ^—^ nf «,„ k™«h
was tunked quite solidly, his support
was also quite spotty.   ^
Cook started early and established
Helen^Marie Harwood of Pittsfield,   a five run lead which the Hardware
sister of the groom. "  "
-The bride was lovely in a gown of
light- blue mousseline de sole fashioned on long fitted lines, and car-
riedTa colonial corsage of Johanna
THiil roses with pink and blue del-
phiTniums. iMrs. TLouis Cook of Kala-
mTazoo, a close friend of the bride,
w&k her only attendant. As matron
of* Honor she .was attractively gowned' in a closely fitted pastel printed
crepe, and carried' a colonial corsage
of- Talisman roses and larkspur.
Little Junior lAinnstrong of Toledo,
Ohio, nephew of the bride, was ring-
bearer and   carried   the   rings in a
men soon tied up. Then came the
nightmare, or if you have a better
name for it you may use it. Thirteen men batted and ten of them
scored. In the meantime Bowen
Was holding his opponents in the
palm of his hand.
W. TD. Cook connected for the circuit for the winners and TE. Westphal
retaliated for the losers;. Each time
the hits were good for three runs.
Tuesday night the Haarer team
was the victim of its own misplays
and! lost a sloppily played ball game
to Gross Hardware, 8 to 6.. The Tinsmiths scored six runs in the firsT in-
large white rose.   Ralph H. Harwood  ning, one of them being on a hit, the
of'Pittsfield1  served his  brother   as  rest"on errors.
best man.
following the .ceremony* and reception^   a  two-course   wedding   dinner
Hartman was on the .mound for
the winners, and only allowed three
hits, all of them in the last inning.
Heads-up   Play   of   Locals   Rattles
Royal Oak, Winning 8 to 2;
Frey's Blank Merchants.
Playing heads-up ball and- taking
advantage of any and all breaks, the
Independents proceeded to trounce
Royal Oak Sunday, 8 to 2, behind
masterful pitching by Owen Hoeft.
Starting in at the very first of the
game with Estermyer drawing a pass
and going to third on a sacrifice bunt
by H. Austin, from where he scored
shortly after, started the demoraliza.
yfis "served to the members of the' Jedele was touched for six hits but
this5 families assembled - numbering ■ kept them '"well' f-s:SjtteredJ% __&
twenty-four. j Butchers made 10 glaring errors in
pr. ,and Mrs., Harwood left imme- , the field, andi Gross four
diately for an extensive motor trip in • The Hospital continued their win-
the? -west, including Yellowstone and' ning streak by defeating Bridgewat-
'o^her National parks and points in j er 5 to 1. Eldean Betz connected
-California. Following their wedding i for the circuit in this game. Bridge-
trnp, Mr. and Mrs. Harwood will be j water made a total of 1 run, 2 bits
a| home to their-friends at the Har- \ and 3 errors. Hospital had 5 runs,
wood' homestead on US-112, five j -5 hits and also 3 errors',
miles east of Saline. . j    Tonight Cook meets Valley Farms
Mrs. Harwood! is a graduate of the ' on the local diamond.
] tors who are members of the Synod
•and because the constituency ofT
these churches aid in the support of
the Synod by their contributions. The-
relationship -which existed between
these churcbes and the Evangelical
Synod of North America previous to
the merger will automatically continue to exist between them and the
newly^formed denomination, temporarily known as "The Evengelical and
Reformed Church." This relationship
•was not altered by the merger and
these churches have not acquired
formal membership because of the
merger.-
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
MINIMUM CHARGE 25 CENTS
6c per line first insertion, 45c per line
each subsequent insertion.
Come in and see the new Frigid-
aire, at E. J. Sluir's,
Milan High school and the Michigan
State Normal college and has taught
school for a number of years in
Wastehaw   and    Oakland    counties.
HOW  THEY   STAND
Hospital —
Bridgewater 	
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%Sr. Harwood is a graduate of Saline  Cook      ,.-». 6
High school.
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Slaline Ladies' Team
I    Defeats Teeumseh Girls
Haarer     6
Valley  Farms.    4
Gross    4
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The County Clerk And
A Few Of His Duties
. |After staking the Teeumseh girls
fei-:a-£five -arun Tead.^ in the first inning,
tion of   the visiting team and.  the ' all unearned, the local feminine team'„„,._, w   .*..„„ n^-rinw  4tt«i
locais   scored  almost  at ,will   aiter  kept plugging away to tie the score  "^^^gfiSi iSSl^
that. ,    and then win the game in the sev- u «u u* *   •   *    = . 0
Hoeft pitched good ball and was ! eHth, when E. Milkey and E.  (Babe
never in trouble, having the situation  Ruth)    Burkhardt   hit   safely.   The
well in hand at all times.    Tb£ in- i final score was 9 to 8.
fielders made several good plays that
Last Thursday.
Shrubs and fruit trees do better
with Vigoro.    Saline Mercantile Co.
Dr. Hess' Stock and Poultry Tonic
now on sale by Saline Mercantile Co
"Use Vigoro for plants and garden
truck.    Saline Mercantile Company.
Special Saturday, Aug. llth, best
Work Shirts, 79e value, 59c, at Parsons'.
TBeer, by case or bottle! ICE-COLD
AT CARL'S P7LACE.- AU popular
brands'.
Wolverine Work Shoes .wear and
stay soft." 14 styles to select from
at Parsons'.
Used John Deere Spreader. Good
condition, only $25.00. Wiedman
Auto Company.
Rogers Synthcote, Johnston's Wax,
B. P. S. Varnish, for your linoleum,
at JE.7. J. TMuir's.
County Clerk Harry H. Atwell of
The game was exciting throughout ■ Ann Arbor was. guest speaker at the
came   just   at   opportune   moments,! with several good; plays on the part  meeting of the Rotary Club at The
and   Owen   was    ably   assisted    by j of both teams.    The Teeumseh short-   Tavern last Thursday noon, and sur-
sparkling catches by the outfield, i stop, wbile she committed several. prised all as he unfolded for their sr,eCiai values Women's Mvstprv
Beasley in right turned in a couple; bobbles, came up with several good edification the manifold duties of his" cju? «;„„> ^p,,, 'P„inr<! Ask L sI
of  good plays  and Lambarth,  who i stops.   V.    Shurtz,   local   sSortstop,   office, and the efforts he has made to   them at Papons'
replaced Bernard, who was hurt slid-- caught several Thot line drives that  so systematize the files, etc., that it; 	
ing into second!, made a remarkable •■ would Thave meant runs if they had . is possible to find almost anything! Fo Sale—Model A 1930 Ford
catch in left field and just managed i been missed. Jeliff in left field made desired in the way of records of the I colrDe 7-}ewel El<*in watch 316 N
to get his glove on another but could! some   good  *atchei,  too.'   Then,  of ; county   for   the   past   one hundred ! Ati^ Arbor street*
not hold it. ! course, there was that force play at  years. ■'       . j  !	
• twwi  „„•«,   "Bok, t?„(-w.  Burkhardt      The county clerk is responsible for j     jm sajes cash> in effect June ia_
Seasonable Articles
PLOW POINTS
FLY SPRAY IN BULK
PAINT
There are still several good weeks in which to have
painting done. Do it now! Preserve the surface
and you save all.
Saline Mercantile Co.
EVERYTHING IN BUILDING MATERIALS
The Farm Service Store
A Complete Line of
CANNING SUPPLIES
Quart Jars,, square or round, white glass, Dozen • 77c
Pint Jars, sqnare'pr round, Dozen 67c
Half Gallon Jars, dozen $1.10
Mason Jar Caps, heavy zinc, dozen 25c
Jar Rings, heavy red, dozen 7c; standard red dozen 5c
Also supplies for Kerr Mason and Kerr Wide Mouth
L.D. TANNER
t»HONE 45 SALINE
George Austin was the hitting star' third with "Babe Ruth" . _ ^^ ^.^ w„„   .„ ^„^.„ „„.lv. .*««.
of the contest, smacking out a home   handling the "ball cleanly • and mak- ; circuit   court   records   dealing   with ] ^j sales^over" $25"eaiT*be financed
run  wif-h   twn  tpammatpa  nn   hnnrri    mg £ne gallant run and. slide to third   Daw,   chancery   and   criminal   cases; ; (jross Hardware.
for a force play to beat the runner  birth,   marriage and  death records; '  '_	
by   an    eyelash,   that    brought   the' naturalization! papers;   election   anoj!     For     Sale Kalamazoo      Emperor
crowd to their feet with a roar. ' tax commission reports! county,war- j rano-e     nearly   new.    Mrs     Robert
run with two teammates on board.
He also singled.
In the other game, Frey's team
blanked the Merchants 11 to 0.
Armbruster started for the Merchants but was relieved in the fourtb
But all "horseplay aside, the girls,' rants;   entire  set  of ""hew mortgage ] Love  phone 191-F22.
are playing good nail and are great-  moratorium books; special and regu- '
by Bowen.    The  visitors seemed to \ ly improved over last year. lar beer permits; annual reports and
be able to hit at will and the local C6me out and give the girls a big articles of association of corpora-
defense was not as air-tight as it j hand. . tions; assumed names; co-partner-
might   have  been,   causing  quite   a
few of the runs to be unearned.
A few weeks ago 'the Merchants
were victims of the hidden ball trick
and it must have taught them a lesson, because they pulled 'it on Frey's
Sunday with a man. on first and
third. McHenry held the ball and
while Bowen made a motion as if he
was ready to pitch the man on third
led off and -was promptly tagged.
Sunday the Independents go to
Dexter for another league game
which should be a good one. Tou
fans will remember that the laist
time Dexter was bere they forfeited
the game and there will be plenty
pf rivalry when-they meet for the
first time since that game.   It is not
TKE STARLING 7NTJISANCE
Model T Ford Coupe with Fronty
heads. Tes, it has speed. "Wiedman
Auto Company, Saline.
By  Albert  Stoll, Jr.
(From the Detroit Free Press)
I ships;   medical,   chiropractor,   nurse,
j dentist and   notary public   registra-       Fordj Model A Coupe.    Good tires
; tions;    oaths    of    county    officers;   ^3 motor.    Only ?85.00.    Wiedman"
I notices  of tax  sales;    city  charter j Auto Company, Saline.
! amendments; and trade marks. I         ■	
He  is  clerk of the   circuit court,;
_       , .. -,     1933  International   pickup.    Good
Complaints   against   the   English board   of   supervisors,   counts   road I mechanical   condition,  low  mileage.
starling are beginning to pile up all '■ commission, election commission and, wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
through   southern   Michigan.    It   is  has   to   be  responsible  for  soldiers' j  Z '
fairly well on its way to become our • discharge and veterans' license pa-!      por gale^ Beagle hound puppies 3-
worst bird .pest unless some reason,  pers. i months   old.    Joseph   Mitchell,   iv.
able control measures are adopted to      We could] fin a column witb the in- , miles, east of Saline on Willis road.
break' up the enormous flocks that  teresting details of This work if we 1	
take possession of our shade trees at bad been able to take his address in.     Use Avicol Tablets for White Diar-
night. _     j sborthand, and it would be far from   rhoea  and  Cholera  and keep  those-
There Eire some persons who have ' tiresome    reading    if    one    waded   chicks healthy.  Saline Mercantile Co.
undertaken to defend the establish-  through all of it.    All in all it was .  .	
ment of the bird in America on the • one of the most enlightening and in- :
basis that it is an interesting species teresting   addresses    ever..* delivered
known at this writing Just .who the   possessing certain" insect   destroying • before the club. "~~ ~    -
sr.—1—1_   —.-11    _i__    c*—«a—-   -^-^ • tendencies and therefore has as much ,   *
right to exist as any of our native '-.    CITll TEEGISTRATIOTNT NOTICE
birds.    These   persons   undoubtedly! "  ,     Automobile     Insurance.      Special;
have   had   no   experience  with the '■     To the  Qualified TEleetors  of  the   Farmers' policy.    TLiability and pro--
Mer chants will play Sunday but
there will, in all probability, be a
game on the local diamond.
Thanks to the support of the business men, the Merchants are distrib^
uting convenient score cards at all
of their games.
APPLES BAKED ON  TK7BE
DURING THE HEAT WAVE
..Practically new wagon, good used
Farm-All, 10-20 and 20-£o tractors,.,
all overhauled; 2 used wagons. Her--
man Heininger, phone 33.
starling except a backyard acquaint- , City of Saline:
ance with a pair or two. If they 7 'Notice is Thereby given that in con-
were directly affected with thousands formity with the ^'Michigan Election
of starlings coming in from the out- Law," I, the undersigned City Clerk,
lying fields each night, where they; will, upon any day, except Sunday
have   been  feeding   all   day, taking  and a legal ThoEday, the day of any
perty damage, only $12.00. Non-de-
ductable. Wiedman Auto Company,
Saline, Mich.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church will Thave an ice cream social
  ' possession of the shade trees around; regular or special election or primary  Saturday evening, Aug. 18, 8 o'clock,
The effects of the intense heat of j their homes, keeping up an incessant • election, receive for registration the   at Bowten's corner.   Come' and bring
the past  two weeks  upon growing j chatter until darkness quiets them,  name of any legal voter in said City  your friends.
fruits is vividly exemplified by three j and befouling the ground underneath not already registered who may. ap-  • -—
small apples now on display in the j to such an extent that within a. few  ply to me personally for such regis-     ~-   1927 CHEVROLET COTJTPE
window of  The  Advance.    The' ap- j days   all vegetation is  killed,  their  tration.    Provided, however,  that   I      TNew paint on this good Chevrolet
pies, although still in a very imma
ture state, have been' badly scorched on the side exposed to the direct
rays of the sun. The question now
i is: when is it the hottest, when an
i egg can be fried on the sidewalk or
opinion of the starling would'change,   can receive no names for registration   coupe.    Motor has light weight pis-
There have been numerous instanc-  during the time intervening between   tons.   Just uie car to drive to school
es  of   entire  woodlots  having  been the second! Saturday before any reg-  this fall.
destroyed! by the presence of starl-  ular,  special  of  official election  and
ings in large numbers, and the noise  the day of such election,
.„„  __..     _._ ___ ,    __   they make while preparing to roost      Notice is hereby given that Tt will
i when baked apples can be picked off, is nerve-racking. Most of the larger be at my office at Uphaus & Schroen
i the trees? The apples were brought j cities in the East bave instituted 'store the twentieth day preceding
- to  The  Advance by George Porter, i campaigns   of   starling,   control,   for   said election and on '
, who harvested them from his favor-
I ite tree.^—Blissfield Advance.
CARD OF THANKS
i    We wish to express our apprecia-      . _
! tion   to   neighbors   and   friends for, they .congregate,
j the many acts of kindness shown us       ~
" in our sad bereavement, for the beau-
large flocks bave taken possession of     Saturday, Sept. 1, 193-t—Last Day
public  buildings  and  their  presence From 8- o'clock a. iri, -until 8 o'clock
>as    been    particularly -'Obnoxious. p."m., on each said day for the pur-
They are the most gregarious, of any pose of reviewing- the registrations
buds   in   America  and   this"" causes -and registering such of the qualified
GEO. V. COOK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
MODTE37, A FORD ROADSTER
This rumble 'seat roadster is an excellent car -for  the young folks,  a,s
good car for them to drive to school.
GEO. V. CObK & SON
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers '
tiful flowers, to the singers, and to reacTh  th\
, Etev.   Papsdorf   for   his   comforting
j words.
I j    Mrs. Charles Kohler. and Children.
Mr. and Mrs   John Kohler and;
Family.
WANTED—People in this vicinity
them to become a nuisance wherever, electors in said; City, as shall prop-   who have any legal printing required
" ey congregate. . erly apply therefor. in   the   settlement  of  estates   etc
Complaints against, the birds are      The  name   of  no  person Taut   an  wiU confer a favor bv bavme-it sent
certain to increase for they do not actual resident of the precinct at the  ^  rt?r^^S^.     rr^T^V      nt
he  height of   their   flocking time of registration, aid entitled un-   to,ma  newspaper.    The  rates  are
tendencies until early September, der the constitution if 'remaining
TFrom then on until they disappear such resident, to vote at the next
beyond our borders they will make election, shall be entered in the reg-
life miserable for those who reside  istration. hook.: 5
near their roosts. ' 1    LOTTIE WAI,T.-ACE,|ei.ty Clerk.'
universal in such matters and to
have your notices appear in this
paper it is only necessary to ask th«
Probate Judge to send them ttr Tbe
Observer.