1934-11-29; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 54*
SALINE.  WASHTENAW   COUNTY   MICKIQAIn,- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T29, 1934
NUMBER 7
.Dixie Gas Leads
!       Bowling League
A REAL THANKSGIVING
Let's   Tbe   thankful   for ..JZhe   happy
things
That saturate our life;      -
, Let's this time of.true .Thanksgiving
i    Free our minds^of fear and strife.
Rev. Wittbracht
Honored Sunday
Josef Szigeti To Give
Concert In Ann Arbor
For all the good things which have
come ote» way; '.;foi> health; *for..
peace; for the heaped up blessings
of the past year, we breath this day
a fervent prayer of gratitude and
thanksgiving.
£
ti
*£
The
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank on the Corner:
EVERYONE WINS
Free Awards
Come in and get a
'Secret Panel' Treasure Card
NO BLANKS
And be sure to take advantage of these Home-Dressed Quality Meat Specials:
  18c
  14c
~~.<.  14c
  14c
 25c
 ,18c
 20c
 14c
  14c
STEAKS—Round or Sirloin, tender 	
ROASTS-naU shoulder cuts	
PRIME Rib Roasts	
RUMP Roasts  	
HAMBURG, lOc' lb., 3 lbs. for	
HOME SMOKED HAMS, whole or half .......
BACON, chunk, home quality	
PORK Shoulder Roasts	
PORK Steak	
Sterling Brand Oysters and Fish
(Fresh delivery twice weekly)
Pints, 30c — Quart, 601 . . -    Y
Schmid's Home Market
Trade Here
Phone 38
It Pays!
A CompI
on
Hand
Pipe and Pipe Fittings        Valves        Brass Goods
Shallow and Deep Well Pumps      Pump Jacks
WINDMILL   PUMPS
Cylinders and Water-Softeners
PUMP REPAIRING
Henry A. Schroen
Located at Gross Hardware
Phone 30
Burmeister
By Amassing
More Than 2,000.
By Willard Schaible
Wednesday, (November 21, the Bun
Hatchery Surprise Talent Le£s Just concentrate on Wesstogs
massing a Total of ., Given everyone.to sharer, | „
" And with hearts atune to ^plenty
Let's dispel thaj.'ifldom, vf'..'despair.
'And   though   problems   fi&ve^been
weighty! -,_..,. ..."'..   .  : "•""
"Arid1'the roaidUaJiead sq^rpugh,-
Completes    Twenty-Five    Years
Pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Church.
As
"Conquerer of  Three Continents?1
Classical Program at Hill
Auditorium Monday.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
6c per lime first insertion, 45e per line
each subsequent insertion.
minimum charge 25 cents
Josef Szigeti, -Hungarian violinist,
referred: to as the "Conquerer of
Three Continents," ■will be heard for
For ,'Sale
man.
-IS pigs.
Reuben' Hart-
7
For. iSal&T-Corn
Wilson, Azalia.
to shock.    O. C
Crushers defeated the TFord dealers ^aAh-pf us^adini^'with jstLTadhr'
twn Aiit rvf thrpA   .T ■ Ornsa OT-Htvpr-'for'       rrviot.nf <Vw^.T ^KH.ft''hafl:?&iWvii(r
two out of three. J. Gross subbed for
Owen Hoeft.   Rudys Wahl won high
single honors with 313, Jay] THaiTnTon
itiigiijtptal^at^^W-,        Jt- |».     y
*#The acoWa'^BgfiSLw:       ■     %     ■$.
WIEDMAN -~
iLambert —  1'38   1®9   128-—405
Lawrence—...-4-— 160 -162   1J25—44?
Gross   .•_..*._  IBS   1691   121-^445
Noble       136    136   136—408
75189   606
•    RECREATION
Wahl  ........ '107   176
D. Burkhart.'.7.r...' 15© 1401
Harmon ...+...._... 180 178
Dell  j............... 136    136
510 1705
213—496
•145__440
146—514
136—408
'588 630 640 1858
The same night the Ford dealers
took two from the Kroger lads. Waldo Gross _was- sub. for Hoeft, W.
Schaible starred by bowling 194 for
high single aiudl 514 for high total*
The   scores  follow.
WIEDMAN
Lambert  r... 175.   ' 88
Lawrence ..._ .j—- 147   130.
Gross   l 153    148
Noble — I....   134   1134
That ■ of, food \yelye7 bad ^enough;' *
That the gr^'bf^Jwaning biiistoess- .-
Has obsessed) us.,iiig{it 'Sop- day, '-
To   .Rent—Three
Frederieka McBride.
"rooms.
TMrs.
. On Sunday; St. Paul's Evangelical  the first time in Ann Arbor' when he
> Church Society!  celebrated, the 25th makes his appeararu^to the Choral
I anniVeirsaryi/of the pastorate of Rev.  Union   series   Monday ^evening, De-:
■ C-. H." Wfttbrachtr who came here in  cember 3, in Hill auditorium/
j 1909. •  * :    Mr. Szigeti was born-toJBudapest,
I    Mve" hundred   attended   the  very , a native of that land whYch has .pro-'     Typewriter paper 15e per pound at
"Til we've :^ej^:'our«lv^ The Observer-office.      .
■   Tfo-^sSnM sort Of ;w$y"?j£"^ :■■-.■ j edAabj!.'VRe*. -F. Lu<^kho|E,  superm*  sp£h, as Auer, Joachim, Remenyi and, - •
So ,^,75il.__c^:^ *yjb^
lei's'thank'"our G&Sor-biess-T teHd'eiritSbf   the German- ;*ProtestadE ' 7Tr|.bay, wp v^oni^she studied after i ,,.ForSateMcblt;,5 months old^TEWed.11*
-. in_«n'U««J»     „«!^i    'ma       T_i«.il™  ~ t__r'_^™_       i—      lin.n-.iT   lio.-    *-iy>___1i*v>i ^^i^tt1   +-»«ii»i ■»»!.«■  Trnri-i       ;_   __ _ __   . -:  *_
life,..-.
jjjg-g        r .     . j Orphani's anldi* Old . Folks"5 Home   in  having had preliminary tralntog with
-He has «iven i« to use" n- ; Detroit.    Following    the    service   a  his father and uncle., He waTs-a chUd
And with ^iarefree!; exaltatioit-   -       '• bountiful pptliicfc dinner was served  prodigy and made his initial debut at
"Let'us silence &ets and^blues,      i to .the dining room by the  Ladies'• the Royal Academy when; l£f years
TAna' iust tifflTkV Qus fcrighirtThanks-   4-id Society with Mrs. Casper Groeb   of age.. Shortly thereafter he played
riving- ;as chairman, 200 Ijeing served. sin Berlin and Dresden, and in a debut
A new start- with hope and icheer, i     R«v. .Wittbracht was .presimted 25   but concert at Queen's Hall, London,
Thai we plaint so "deep within- us■„    j silver dollars by. This congregation and where his success was so great that
It win grow ttiroughouf the year. • a basket   of   25   American  Beauty i he remained   to   England   for some
- * -S.—■.+-.**> --...„..     i roses »by his son,. Elbert, and friend,! time.    In 19125 he was totrodiucedi to
A. ISpiiler, of Detroit. ithe American music"loving public by
. Rev:"Wittbracht has confirmed 2S6,[ Leopold   Stokowski,  with the Phila- !
baptized) 284 and married 107  cou-. delphia Orchestra. i
I pies during This pastorate here. j    Unlike many great artists, he has..
i . rz~. been unwilling to make musical con^-j
T    Ben  JohnSDn ■* cessions   and   never  includes  in his
* programs unworthy music nor does.,
Walker," phone 14&-F32,
For Sale—40 Leghorn pullets. Fred-
Braun, phone. 181-F31. 7
For Sale—Good used 10-20 I. H. C.
tractor.   Gross Hardware.
—Frank K Glew:
Are  you to arrears  on your paper ?    The la.be! tells the story.
For   Sale—Nearly  new  Wardv/ay
electric sweeper,    Mrs.  Goodin.
ASSEMBLY
Marie Schmid!, Feature Editor
An   announcement  was  made   by
147—410 3jj._ day that all boys in the sev-
For   iS!ale—a%   tons   alfalfa  hay,
second cutting.     Phone 50-F2.     8
147—425
156—^457
134—402
60® '501
7KKOGER
Schaible  ...^..,.... 156 104
D. Burkhart   120
E. Armbruster—.        : 164
Anthony  150. 130
Krekeler    .....   126 126
584 1'694
164—514
—120
17)3—-337
104—384
12,6—378
552 614 567 1733
Last Thursday evening the [Hatchery boys took the Merchants into
camp for two. Rudy) Wahl subbed
for Burmeister's and W. Schaible on
the Merchant team, Wahl copped
the spotlight Tby bowling 222 for high
single and 541 for totaL
The saores follow:
BURMEISTER
Buss  ...^..„.J.   119    137    149—405
Wahl      j  *—  222   168   '151—54i
Burmeister    15®   189   147—436
Witkowski    186    127   154—467
Handicap   ■-.    61*   • 61      61—183
.738-   632
MERCHANTS
Schaible ...—1+-. 152    181
Westphal  _..  178    167,'
R.- McHenry.   111   151
M.   McHenry    151   178
662 2082
167—S00
162-^507
158—420
140'—469
Talks TO .Leaders  he intilulge to spectacular but unmii-!     BaU Band Rubbers give best wear.
  ■-. ..        ,sical tricks.    He has attained a: dis-' prices low this year at Parsons'.   - "
* tinguished position  as  an  artist  of; .—.—	
flawless, performance.    Distinguished:     For   Sale—1932   Essex,   first-clas
More Than TF5ty Attending  Sessions
in 'Lane' Hall, Ann
Arbor.
honors have been, conferred upon him ' clean  condition
by many ,foreigni countries, France,
Hungary and Japan among the number. - ■ '■     ■ ■
enth and enghth grades who wished
to   have   extra   gym   work from  o
to   6   o'clock    could   participate   on!     "Any man can make a success of j
Wednesdays. ^ !a  Stout   troop   program   if  he   will
The  assembly for  this  week  was'always include the four F's,'/ declar-J ' _   -; -—
sponsored, by the tenth grade. A very ! ed   T.  Ben   Johnston,  Battle   Creek   Commissioner GaUSS
interesting  program was   given.        j Scout executive, at t£s opening ses- ■
A TLatto   play,  -'.A Roman   Wed- 7 sion   of   the   Scout  leaders'  -training
ding,"-given by the second year Lat- ! course   at   Lane   hall,   Ann   Arbor. —-—
to- class-,   directed, by "Miss ''Sisson,   "These four are fun, feefl, fight and, Ihsuran-e  Chief  Says^ National Aid
their teacher    'Tiiis-play was °iven fiction  or adventure,"  he continued.] Society of Springfield is IN ot
in the Latin'dialect and! all charac- ! "Scouting  teaches boys how to  live [ Licenseia to Do Business.
' by  coupling   the   experience  of   the ] 	
man to the enthusiasm of   the boy. 1     The    National      Aid   Society    of
Harper Garage.
Dr. Hess' Stock and Poultry Tonic
now on sale by Saline Mercantile Co
Warns The Public
For
rams.
Sale—Coarse and   TFine Wool
Jos. Schaible, phone 191-F23.
Oliver and' New Idea implements
and repairs. _ Wiedman Auto Co.,
Saline.
tersi were in Roman regalia. i
Ths characters are as follows: . , _ ,     .   -     -«  j       v„..  .      -,.■ ,_  ^,    i,„-„
Flaccus, father of the bride—TRay ;Tile r.eal Scout program develops the j Springfield,  Illinois, which has be*n
Gleason "       ' ' Powers   of   self-control,   self-reliance! solicting-   members'   throughout   uvs,
Cornelia, daughter of Flaccus and ! ^ initiative."    Mr.. Johnston listen \ state, both   by   mail    and   agents
bride-to-be—Wilma  Bredernitz.
Terentia,   mother   of   the   bride-
Mildred Ernst.
Marcelius, father  of bridegroom-
Edgar Westphal.
Used I. H. C. electric cream separator, 750 lbs. capacity. Gross
Hardware. _
priest-
Lucius,    bridegroom—Paul
Pronuba,     bridesmaid  —■
lAokerman.
Pontifix,
ler,' :
Guests — Arlene   Hanson,
E. Kendall. j
A Romans-Grace Clark.
A Stranger—fVTer-a Koselk^..
Statues—Geraldine   * Tower,
Heininger.
[six factors in a successful Scout pro- j has lost its  certificate  of authority
.•gram for adolescent boys, as follows:   issued1 by the secretary of state.
! the example and  .leadership  of   the 1     The  society writes a contract for ;
| Scoutmaster; the ideals of the iSlcout j payment, of   'death  ben'efits.   and   it
I oath,   iSfcout    Law   and   daily   Good; was   insisted   by  insurance   .depart-
1 Turns;  outdoor activities of a vigor- \ ment officials that it must obtain au-
Garolvn;Ous nature; the system of tests and ' thorization through that department
J   ! advancement;   the patrol  system  or  in order to give "validity to its con-
Rgjjj.g-^.; organization; and the program of ac-, tracts in this state.
Come in and see the new style
Hammer TMill feed grinder. Herman
Heininger
Mann.
Alcohol, non-rusting, 188 proof, only 58c per gallon! Wiedman Auto
Co., Saline.
592    677    627 1896 j
& _ i.cuua-ii i tivities centering about the weekly \ No effort was maldfe to obtain in-
meeting. . " j surance department license but an
Approximately 50 Scout leaders 7 application for authority was filed
from all parts of Washtenaw and ! about two months ago with the sec-
Livingston counties attended the op- : retary of state under the law pro-
eningi session. They were divided in- viding for authorization of non-
to patrols for instructtion to methods profit corporations. This law, Thovv-
Thp clav nrov°d to be wrv intpr    *? teaching the requirements of teh- ; ever,   sets    the   maximum   'oenefits
tin^   ^a! well   oortraveTbv   all  ?erf°0t. Sc0Ut rank' each patro1 ha^j Pa^able: at *MOj3° wMle tha Nation"
ting   ana! well, portrayed   oy   ail  1Tnp. n trairu^ loQ^„„ in „,,„„„„ ! ^ Aid  contracts,  insurance  depart-'
Wolverine Work Shoes wear and
stay soft. 14 styles to select from
at Parsons'.
Mary
Doris
Hot water heaters, made . by Ha
Dees, only ?6.95. Wiedman Auto
Co., Saline.
For .'Sale—Purebred Shorthorn bull
'12 months old. Charles Lambarth,
pThone 149-F13. 8
(esting   and! well, portrayed    by   au >g. a trained, leader iQ c£arge_
Mjond^y evening the Bun OruatierH 1 n^^^t^d^llt-^r JrfStof^ '»_ "^ ,S^r se90iia ses«°n.  which will { ment officials raid!   call for payment
defeated   the   Butchers   two  out  ol   £Ln    IfttT ^ to   &000-    This   violatioa   was
ttree. Jay Harmon was a-osent. K. characterf^d the traiSation of the I 7nl\^}iSS the patrol system and-its ' caled to the" attention of the state
Wahl got .203 for high single rand , pj "^^ ihlt we n^h\^'^m?TS ,f°r Sc0Ut trainins. department and a hearing was order-
,512 for high total. . ^ ™  °V^L^ \at ^p™-111 knoi' ; Hubert  Spangler of Saline will lead   ed. .When the society failed to- make
The scores follow: - yte?&  to « ttrtet'1?    a    discusswn    of    "Running    a  an   a~n?arance    its   certificate   Was
HAARER n^oM W?™iPi^., ^L     7^ 1uartet. j Troop," with special emphasis on the   automatically' revoked.  ,
130   170   '138-4=39   Donald! Royal and   Gfemi Hamlm   as' function  of   troop:   committees   and .      The National Aid is but one of the i     „     „ ,  "TTT :	
152   13'2   167-431 [tenors:    wid   Stanley   Hartman    and   parent    institutions ■  which    coaauct! so-called  "Aid   Societies-   OTeratinl      For ISale-DeL-aval cream separate
1,45   1714   148—407 ] Robert 'Gross as  bass, ^sang "Steal , Scout troops. ■ ■ iAOl men -vvho are to-" to   Michigan!   at   the   present   time
159   146   195.-500 jAf^y^, and J-wmg_ .Low^ Sweet  terestdd' in thereout 'movement are \ without, authoritty   to write,   insur-
Rogers Synthcote, Johnston's Wax,
B. P. S. Varnish, for your linoleum,
at E. J. Muir's. -
For Sale—Trailer in good condition;    ice    box "in    good   condition..
Ash  *._
iG. (Haarer..
F. Haarer..
Grass v—..-
Handicap ..
23     23      23— 69
590.   585
7RECREATION
Dell -.i- - 136    160
D. Burkhart...  146    3TS0
Wahl   ->.-'.    142    157
Harmon   ,-- 150  .150'
671 1846'
196—492
141—417
203—512
150—450
and    "Swing-
Chariot" and as an i&ncore "The Old
Ark is a MoverinT".    They were a>z-
.companied by Miss Sisson at the pi-!
Phone, 20, Saline.
or No.  12,. with motqr.
Christ. Lambarth.
4tf
Call 34-F2.,
7
invited to attend.,
TNew line of typewriter ribbons and
ano.
MKS. - MARY -TEL- GKIOTFF
High' School  -Sports
Eldean Betz, Editor
574   607    690.1871
Tuesday  evening . the    Dixie    Gas
men won   two   from   the  Hatchery
boys.    G. Winkle and E. Buss were •
out   of    town.     MaTurice   Henderson i
annexed high single score ^th 183,'        a pl
Chuck Dieterle. high with 505. <   -
The scores follow:
BURTMEISTER
Monday night with about 725 players-.  h "!,-+= Yo-ft -l ■ ~.Ens   ■
Thev ffll   Tlookea'-nrett^-r^eriitte^T0^1^'   ^   a/bqef   illness.
Mrs. Mary E.    Groff, 83, widow or
the late John   Groff; 216 East Cath-  Sard  to   these  societies,   and    __«=,
erine St., died Wednesday evening of  agents:,to#, be obtained by writin
, anceV   The.   department    Stesires    to I
' wa^ Michigan residents -fo first in- ! „ ,5.,™^ of alflldtosr machine rolls iust
.wsti^at^the authority of these "Aid . ^SJ at The Obs™ offioe
Societies" before investing in any of ! recelvea at XSx& UDserver omce.
their  contracts.    Information  in re-'l
,i
To Rent—^7-room house on. South.
Saline started  basketball -practice! S7 ^liT^f v^un^ay evemng of  ?Z*™S-WM be obtained by '^tiS'^lj^^j^^Bt^^ffliTO''11011"
rr.ni.-i-_, nf^ht wi.y, _>,„„f9.>i^!.,_..i-!ast,'yeBfe   at   ISt.   Joseph's- Mercy; to  the ©tate Department of Insur° 1        *itzgeraia, at carper 8&nop.
They all 71ooked, pretty-'ragged- the .-T
She j ance, Lansing, MUchigan.
first couple of nights, but are expect- \ £%>   ^L ^a^   ^'^f   * ^ ;	
ed to" develop Tihto. .a,.fast, ■ s^oth- | c^ty^Sr prints ^Ttht^e   ^^   Ec°nOmicS
j     Coal and Coke.    All .kinds.    TNow-
; is the time to place your order before the prices advance.   ""   T  ""*----
running team before the season op- ■ of io     ■
enSj   iSaline will be handicapped this 7 ;   ohn   r„-    7-..   .    . ,
year ^iue ;to lack of  experience and [ J™- f^   tw tL^^^T-^ ' First Me.H_    xr ,-, ^ « quart,  =00 ganon,  m your raaiator;-
havtog-^ Only one Var-. 1 f^IS Sr for % w 5S  - rtekfeH^Wlth Mrs" Amos   ™° ^llon to can    Gross Hardware^.
sity player ,from last year, and -none ;™AWArtor for   the last 40 years. 1  . . ,4-luiakhardt; Officers Elewtea-'        1-     ' '"  '-    '     -7     '-  ""     *
■<■;„ -r£„.   *„i,   .„i..   .t...' .x._^- She is. survived by a daughter, Edna ' -     —      -
E, J. l^Tujr..
Club Organized j   ' Super-I^ro' 200 proof alcohol,'"sOc;
] quart,  SC-z"gallon,  in your radiator;1'
six feet tall, who are the.,ones that:
Hieber    ,
Burmeister
Witkowski
Buss
Handicap .-
.. 95
.. 109
.. 144
135
60
135
1)57
137
135
60
131^361
,93—359
.i,li—5392
135—405
"60—180
really  count.
Adult season   tickets
L Groff of Ann Arbor; three sons, E.
.for Ensiuing. Year.
For
j thing
Sale of -Exchange—TFor any-"
I can   use,  several   purebred
Henderson
Dieterle ...
Fitzgerald
Winklfe ....,
54;3    624
DIXIE GAS
  149    114
_........ 173    154
  .134   125
..,.-..... 137 • 1S7
530 1697
--,-.-. aver now on  ^r°Tfda^Z^Tk ^S^'^/T  ^^'!aI^e Home Economics Club] Shropshire rams. ' jTsseUew^nlT™*
sale a-T?l.SO..   These may be trans- : roit' -^d En^t.1t___   Gro*f- J^na Arb"   ™et at- the. home of Mrs. Amos«TLWck- ' 1," Ypsilanti. .7.     I.
183^-445   f
ferretf to  any  other  adult.     Saline '°r:' and ^Y^ brothers, ,JOcob Clough,  bardt,Friday! afternoon.-.The Met ' .~
will have seven home games,   if you   °fimel James,    George     and Elmer  rag twasi called to Mfefty Mr^'Meli- t:^^'Rep^fs" ordered ffor''jallt'.maJcTes of"
purchase a season 'ticket   you   will: Clougb of Ann Artor, *red, Edward . ler  acting as chaiinnan> * •-7 *>^ !-furnaces;    stoves'  arid "ranges.    Ail'
save 15 cents per game.. .       anMl Nelson, all of Ypsilanix     ^       .,.   - The following officers were elected- * kinds    of    tto    and   furnace   work
P. S   If anyone knows the- wiere-! ,, F^ral service^ were held at^3:30 ;   _Lea^lers^MirS.   Arthur   Lutz   and > promptly done.   E. J. Muir.
aTbcuts of aroundsquare, please not-7 Saturday ^afternoon,     Rev.,    Henry; JWTrs. Amos Luckhardt.
178-505
114—373
137—411
593 530 612 1735
Last Friday ISaline bowler^ motored to .Ypsilanti and trimmed tne
team there by one lone pin. Saline
had 96-to the good when Ypsi won
the last, game by a margin of 95., E.
Max won Thigh single, score with 212
and high total with 545.
The scores follow:
SALINE
Wahl i.....— —- 141 153—294
Hoeft   _..,  202    182—384
Dusterbeck ,....—  139 —139
M. McHenry—^... 152   127 —279
A. Burkhardt   169   128 —29?
Westphal  .,--- 140.—140
R. MdHenryj.  195   102;—297
Harmon „.,—.,— 195    144   1'53—-497
MR. DEALER
If your business does not use advertising
space in Tbe Observer we'^aMbt help to
b:ring trade to you. People shop where
they are invited, so why remain silent and
let trade go elsewhere?
SHALL WE CO-OPERATE?
796 706
YPSILANTI
Pierson   ..............  170 149
Max   .,-.-   180 158
O'Byrne  +..-.  151 178
Jones - -.^-...r— 154 148
J.   Max...,.-.:     84 129
735 2327
139—458
212—545
0.(77—506
X72r-A74.
J.30^-343
739   757   830 2326
HOW THEY STATND
Dixie Gas...., +..J...
Recreation —^-	
Armbruster —~ +..
Merchants   „-	
Kroger   —.......
WieHman    _	
Haarer	
Burmeister : —
W
17.
18
18
17
13
14
11
9*
L
10
12
12
13
14
16
19
21
Pet.
.629
„60O
.600
.566
.482
.466
.368
.300
The fellow with a pleasing address
is the one who can deliver it in about
five minutes. "   * -
ify  Stanley!-Hartman, "'TRoute 1;
line, Michigan.
ga_ i Yoder officiating. Burial was in j ; Chairman^-Mrs.
! Bethlehem cemetery.—-Ann Arbor f . Secretary- and
1 News. * 4-dQlph iStierle.
MR. 'AND MRS. THETNIBY -MORRIS
HAyEBEEN MARRIED/50XEAKS
THerman    Mehler]     Dancing at the. Saline opera house
Treasurer—Mrs.  TFriday evening, November 30.   Hert-
i ler's  ■ orchestra.    Everyone    invited.
1934 HUNTING ARMY
I
IS STATE'S LARGEST j
There are more
•DoTOto^9™' Chairman—.Mrs. Harry '■ Admission 25c per person.
Topic   for
.      .        .  ■ .    ; w_,-i-ri        "    tixe   day was on "The"     For Sale—2-burner Electro-master
ough sunshine, a^^adows for ^ichigan w^od. tT^f^S^ 2 S m^e^S^.COl0rS ^ 11^^°^^^°^ iSSS-
fiftyjyears Mr. and Mrs-Henry Mor- 'Cordii?gTto   reports, of    conservation      Ariydne interested is invited to at-rcunb<^rd     Mrs   B f Bclteef
ris rkve journeyed lif^pathway to- officers  to P. J. Hoffmaster, director  tend these meetings    -The n^xt ™Z "■ cupDoarc\ ^ff^jL^Boettger.   .
gethfer, arid to celebrate the event in , df conservation. .'"I will be held with Mrs  IHarrv Dnw£
a qifiet way a gathermg of the fam- ; ' The officers, also report that the . tog pf Macon on Tue^lav, aft.mZ"
ily *as held at/their home on Mon-.-percentage of green hunters is un.December 11. at 1 o'clock M'L'ruoon-
day,  Novembe/  19,   at which were' ugually large g^g &__£ thB slaughter '
presfent ^s.^a jSmith and   Fred  of does- ^ fawlls .pr^a^y, ^ reach-T^EW MCSENSE PLATES
Revel of N^al^ Gtoo, Henry Mar-, jjj new Miv    The   law   forbids i ® ARE NOW .
f.Ti i-i-P A  lrtJ.Ti ill..-- Towifno     .  Rfl A_»>n n   :    _      *-* . • -*-* I
Automobile Insurance. Specia?
Farmers' policy. Liability and property damage/only $12.00. Non-de-
ductable.- Wiedman Auto Company^
Saline. Mich.
Ohio,   James  Morris
Detroit, Christian Fer-
Miss Ruth Morris of- Al-
ON SkLE
killing them.- . —	
Officers to the- department's third'   .Secretary    of   .State    Clarke   W.
district, which   is the   northern part  Brown placed the 1835 license plates'
,,   ^.s   Williains and Miss MatUda; of ^ fe^- Peninsu,la  say approxi., on sale Saturday,   November 17   fo?
Morris^of Ann Aroor, Mr. and Mrs. ■ mat^y, 10Q, does aad fawns have beeD j both new an'd oM automobiles
Wiliiam'Martin  arid   Mr.  and   Mrs
Paul  Woods.  A  dinner  to befit the
• found slain.     When   the hunter dis- i     While the law provides that plates
19.31 CHEWOTLET TRUCK
157-to.    wheelbase,    dual    wheels,,
good cab. *.  . ....--.
GEO. V COOK.& SON,
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Lost—A needle-point  pocketbook,
only feature to mar
was the indisposition of Mr: Morris,
who is not feeling very well and
now confined, to his bed.
Willing Workers Meeting
at noon     ,...ae , covers a deer   illegally   slain he re- ' he available for new cars on Decern-       —-   —   — ~~ *. -   Jt,v.^^_„v.v.^,
the ham-v event ports it to the conservation officers, ber 1, the secretary) is given discretion containing   some   money,   etc.    The
.tuts Mdtyy            i     The warm weather is cutting short  and the date was   advanced in Order pocketbook-has a name to black let-
the stay of many hunters.   When the to stimuate the sale of new cars.   In ters just under the flap.   Never mind
temperature   is   below freezing the : Past years department -records sThow the money, the purse' is what'is want-
slain deer are hung up at camp while, that  automobile  sales  declined dur- . ed.    Finder please leave at The Ob^
the hunting goes on, but under pres-1 nig   (November because    purchasers server office and receive reward,
ent weather   conditions   the   hunter i wished to delay until the next year's  \
t
1929 ESSEX COACHD
good    looktog    up-to-date   car
—  , must get out of the woods to a hurry ] plates were available.
Ths annual   Thanksgiving-   dinner  and get his deeir to   cold storage be-j — —     • :     A   „.—       ;a     _r  ^
of The Willing Workers-was given at fore the meat spoils. ',     Thieves, sometime after 12:30 this ' with good tires  and finish for less
the  home  of  Mrs.   Walter  Gordon,. .         -  < morning,    entered the Butler   Motor   than 100.00.
with the splendid atteridiance of '85.1 CA7RD CF THAiNKS jiSales garage,    West    Chicago Blvd., ■ GEO. V. COOK & SODST
After the feast there- was a short j   : and Pearl street,, blew open a large I       Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
business meeting, called'to order by      I wish to express my appreciation' office safe and escaped' with -between •
the .president,  Mrs.  Ida Mehler,   at  to Jny friends for the many acts of T $200' and £3100.     The   discovery was.'
that time naming the new commit- kindness shown me while .J"was in; made by Bert   Updyke, one   of   the
tees for the year.     ' ; the "hospital. <■ '■ garage employees, when   he   opened
Mrs. Minnie Hammond',  and Mrs.' Chris. Burkhardt.     : the   office   soon  .after 7   o'clock.—
Ethel Stoddard assisting, invited the ■       ; Teeumseh Herald..
club to the home of the former for.WATER    PATRONS,    ATTENTION *' . :—
the  annual  Christmas  party,  which I -     .      *     There is just onr* man who is act-
will te held on December 13. \     The sewers will be flushed Friday uallyin   position   to   improve   your
 —        , . .jand Saturday mornings, starting at. business. "You look him right in the
Never did advertising have such a '- 8 o'clock. C. E. 'Alber,        j eye every time you 'shave.—Nebraska ' Probate Judge to send them trr The
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