1938-07-07; Saline Observer

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SALINE
VOLUME 57
SALINE.   WASHTENAW   COUNTY,   MICHIGAN,   THURSDAY,   JULY 7,  1938
NUMBER  40
To be of
Saline Bakery
Changes Hands
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
PIONEER  TIMES
Home Economic Projects Well
Under Way
i    We are justly proud of our great
university. Today we possess at Ann •
Arbor one of the most beautiful col- ;
eleventh lege campuses in the Union. With the ;
1
Twenty-five    ninth    and
grade   home   economics   girls   have groups   of   buildinj
Prominent Citizen
Claimed By Death
PL4NO  RECITAL
Miss Vesta Mills presented her
piano pupils in a recital last Wednesday afternoon at her home. She
was assisted by Miss Eunice Dunk
of Grand Blanc and Miss Elizabeth
Service to You
9
Is a Pleasure
To Us
a   »,_,«.    ni.ffr.rfl   waitP.    nf °    "—"   ' '   <■>""*■   "",v- °~7^   —. °   devoted  to   the Joseph F. Schmid Stricken by Fatal   Harwood.    Those taking part  were
Mr.   and   Mrs^ Ciiffom   wa£e*   OI started   summer  projects under  the various  sciences  and arts separated        _._-.-.. J ---       _    .   _ .
Lansing, After Running  It a
Mbnth, Purchase Business.
supervision of Mrs.   Washburn.    Be-   by well kept lawns and neat cement [
• fore the school year ended this June, t walks,    it    presents    a    picture   of!
Heart Attack Friday; Funeral
Sunjday Afternoon.
-.-.„! our   teacher  had  individual   confer-. beauty either from the air or on the
While we are all aware of the op- ences   __jtt   eacl.     ^  to   is£aUA	
tiie new  theatre, we  also the projects that she would un-i
the purchase of the Saline £er-ake £ order to enrich ber home_!
Merlyn Graf, Selma and Helen Kohler, Mary Jane and James Hammond,
Janice Welch, Lois Finkbeiner, Kath-
UM- ., Death came suddenly to one of Sa-' ryn    Luckhardt,    Marilyn    Dietiker,
eninc-  of the new  theatre   we  also ences   w^  .eafh*,^1  *°   ^finitely ground. \Vae,B   wen-known   residents   Friday.  Virginia  Luckhardt,   Carol Rentsch-
ening   ot  tne new   ine_--ie,      e_ ^      __lan the prOTects ^^ ^e would un.,    The __y trees which  border  the * j       h p Schmid died without warn-   ler,   Mildred   Day,   Eleanor   Hertler,
Bina   mrs   uuu«u       .- - -». ^^f ^t -^ a7^C\   Z^t* inS fom. a heart attack while busy   Emergene    Ernst,    Jeannette    Clay,
here a month asro makmS experiences. The pupils were about the buildings add to its beauty in. .his slaughter house. He was bom in   Nellie Irwin, Dorothy Kohler, Ernes-
vrr     Walter->fcad! P*^— %°-  ha^ theiy-..p|rentsi ap- .a^-eh^m-jme^hy-^^^^^lioiS^^^^^^P G_rm__iy,~ November'1-27,   tine Wilson and Maurine Harwood.-'
" 'ment P*5*31'   'therf Y-they.   planned    two, urn which is beautifulin all seasons.1873    jj^ parents were John George*     The Misses Elizabeth. Harwood and
nnri "TiMtrv   in  Arbau_rh's   in  Lan-* P*ases   °f   homemaking.    Therefore,! of  the  year,  from  the bud sweling ^  Meianie Bressom  Schmid.    Mr.   Eunice Dunk each added vocal solos
and   pastry   in  AXDc-ugns   in w]ie-. school was outj tbe      lg wast-, stages of springtime to the brilliant-  Schmid came from Germany leaving   to   the   program.     Eleanor  Her">
announce
Bakery   by   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Clifford
Walter, who came
from    Lansing.    Mr. ^Walterp/ihap,
charge    of'   the,; cake'   department.
sing   for    three   years .    _-r.--     ^ time, .in starting on their sum- :ly painted foliage of late fall,
.that he was in the bakery buaneM| mer education.
, in Chicago and in Ithaca, nis nome.    Th_   types   _f   projects   our   girls; ful" than during lilac time, when over I
town, and has ha.d nearly ten years jh        chosen deal* with garment con-j thirty .varities may be seen,
_--_--.■_-__-,-_-.,-.     r_ .*-_-._-___.*_-1. or      -   Tuva      Wf. li.M* :      . . '-_.    -_ .   ° _    _      _   . »        —— ._      . _■ _    ..
■Per" his family in the home land" while he   Lois   Finkbeiner,   Selma  and  Helen
:£oP?v.f't ?°,Ji-?\<...... iL,^1°^l™e^-fZiinvesti&ated the possibilities in Amer-I Kohler   and   Carol  Rentsehler  were
a , „„   ,   „  „. ""~'ca.   Arriving in this country he capie '. presented awards.
to Saline where he established him- j —-
CARD OF THANKS
experience  altogether.    Mrs. Walter* "<■««. um»«i -^a-* ^-^ B~m^ ^__-, -»•_•<* JZ"""^ "."*J.'"? T'"- !to Saline where he established him-
w4s a Chicago girl.    They have one, J*™^. family nftals, and_bakmg.;,    However, it is not of the campus self ^ the butcher business. Winning
\l^ghterY JeSne^ They ^e at home Combination project* mvo^ ™e F~a a  favorable   reputation   for  himself; 	
mtte Birkle house, North Ann ^. i eral aspects^aremefeasmg,  such as, neer trail leads us back a hundred ma  a  profitabl^ trade  too he sent.    We  wish   to   extend   our   sincere
i"l;r , 1^ f^mclu^fa^haV1°r' fe^' I**™ aTso !^f *e "^erfty -va* back to  Germany for his wife  and thanks to the many friends who were
and   clothing;   management   of   the new.     In   1837   it  was   established., ^eir  four cMdren.    She made  the so kind to us in our recent bereave-
bor street.
Saline business   men  and citizens ; various activities of the home; room The campus then consisted of scrub " T'~~* "T   ~ '_, __""..—:,_"   —        „*.   *     «.    *.      *-*     «
m general .xtend a hearty welcome renovation i„clading cleaning, paint-,oak and rolling hillsidesThSi w^e tKp to Ameraa and the family wa^ nent, for the beautifu. flowers and
to Mr. and Mrs Walter and w.sh!in arrangement, and conltaction' used for pasture lotf by toe townif611111^ her\ ?e0rge' tte youn^est-l ^ ?ev" Wa"er Saxmar" for hls com-
them success and happiness ..in their, ofs curtains^  and 'accessories. 'to_t who had a cow was bom m Salme- ^tmf-,7°rds-, A ^     „   -      „
venture    here.    While    not   having ■ vv.iuiia.ua. iaj». i    ^^    -j,.,,-^,,-,.   1fi     1QOA    •,-__._,,. j The Children of Arthur Marian Derr.
.much time for sports of any descrip-
fHnn Mr. Walter does take time for
bowling   for   his   special   brand   of
I recreation. - Mrs. Walter assists her
I husband at the bakery and is becoming acquainted with the people while
waiting on the customers.
School time for acquiring skills is[ The equipment was meagre and I °n .^November 16, 190-,. Joseph
limited. Training in school should the faculty few. Any seemmg lack i **nnd married Miss Nora Rogers
be supplemented by practice in the in these ways was more than offset: f8ter- °f .fe^n and Roy Rogers,
natural setting of the home.   When by the devoted efforts of both teach- i^- S.chmld Y? awTv^lAJaT, ^ !?er
w -- -   ■ •* -" _ _ r_rtA   cistpr      Mt.c:     .mhTi    X-f.nlAn'•    TnTA*
CARD  OF THANES
7 wish to express  my deep grati-
Saline Savings
The One Story Bank On the Corner
OBITUARY
IldLUXC-l,    -jCLLlUg     Ul     W»    ll__il%_. T»-i^_i     Wj      L11C   UCVUICU    CHUll-   Ul    UVft.ll     LCCH.11-> .     , -_ -   , „    ._    . . j
the teacher with the co-operation of ers and students who applied what 3i^iiw iirL^5 sS bide for the many act.  of kindness
the  mother helps the  girl to  adopt they  had   faithfully   and  vigorously | ^rf^j^ ^,,SS  La l£?.\ *"**>■ me while in the hospital and
Arthur Mariam, Derr
uie   iiiuLiici   uc-ija   "iC   6.ii   >.-   «,—_.»   liicj.    ii_A_   laiuuuujr    tmu    visv-iuuoijr .   AlnhOTiqp   of Bli-wfipld    and   sev-
classroom activities to  home  condi- hoping for the day when they might'™ Sewfand S
tions in a.planned activity,  the op- have more. eral nephews and nieces,
portunity is provided for finding, j Some idea of what* was expected! Funeral services were held at the
adopting, and utilizing materials in of the teachers is gained from let- . Dietiker funeral home Sunday after-
that home. Consider then as our, ters which one Silas H. Douglas had no°n with Rev. W B. Sa-sman ofii-
-oal: '"A home project is a  device saved and which .his son turned over. ciating and  burial was m Oakwood
-    -      - — - - ' cemetery.    Relatives   from    out    of
since my return home.
Miss Helen Armbruster.
WATER DUES  ARE  DUE
Arthur Marian Derr was born in I for educating girls, not a device for. to the Michigan Historical Society,     j cemetery.    Keiatives   from    out    or   g^jj  Satu
iim-1-.vn  Tnwa. .Tulv 1.1862. and spent getting work done.*' j    Silas   'Hamilton   Douglas    was   a  town for ^e funeral  were Alphone' water dues.
I will  be   at  the  Saline   Savings
Bank  Saturday,   July 16,  to  collect
SmSRS*7 ^_S?Sf SiSe&riorokdh.to a typical day of 'docto7 whTcame  to~}_^~Arbo.  in Schmid    of    Blissfield    ahd    Jacob
of W_ mo-ke^  te f_-Sy movel to Mrs. Washburn.    Firs/thing in the .18<_3 to begin the practice of medi-  Schmid of Yp-itenfa.
Canal Dover   Ohio    Here Mr. Derr morning she  drivesi to  the home of cine   connected  with  the   university1
learned to tie a miller.    On Septem- Betty Steiner to help her make her'at that time.
ber 4  1884 he married Miss Margar- first   pie.     Together  they mix   and;    di\ Douglas came from Fredonia,
et Jane Thomas of Sharon, Pa. Three roll out the crust, fill it, and shortly n. Y., in 1838 and  first began  the
SaMne Theatre Was
Dedicated  On Friday
day's Program; All Delighted.
WHITE OAK1 COAL
Nature's finest fuel Starts like kindling,
yet bums all day. Less than a bushel of
ash per ton. Place your order while price
is low.
Also Our Old Reliable OLCA
POCAHONTAS COAL   --   BARN PAINT
HAY EQUIPMENT
BINDER TWINE
LAMBARTH BROTHERS
WE   DELIVER PHONE   105
Frank  Camburn,  Treasurer.
THE OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising:
6c per line first insertion. 4c per line
each: subsequent insertion.
MESEVHJM CHARGE. 25 CENTS
ivears later  1887, they moved to Al-'it is in  the oven.     CThe next  time, practice of medicine in Detroit.    Iri' ,    , ,, __    _    ...     _      ,
nenl  Sgan where he had charge;Betty bakes a pie herself with con- addition to  w-g a  doctor he .Hundred   or   More   Invited    Guests
of the^pela^Roller Mills until 1909. fidence).    Departing to see Maurine sued   a hobby-he   studied  minerals!    Witnessed  a Preview  of  Satur-
Then he  came   to   Saline  and with J Harwood, Mrs. Washburn.,arrives to :and geology.    Often he accompanied
Charles Payfer purchased the Bixby help cut out a "pair of pajamas.   The his cousjni j)r, Douglas Houghton, on
Mills   now the Alber Mill.    He sold. material had been shrunk by Maur- trjps   to  ^  Upper  peninsula.     Dr. j    Despite   a   steady   drizzle   Friday
ihis interest in the mill to Mr. Pay- ] ine, and it did shrink!   Consequently, Houghton was a member o_ the first' afternoon quite a crowd assembled in
fer and immediately associated him-! they  figure   out a  way  to cut the faculty   of  the   university.    He   did' front    of    the   new    theatre   when
self with the Friis & MJnnett mill,: garment in order that the facing of not conduct  classes daily  but .spent the   heavy   canvas  which has hung
i now Friis & Brackel.   Here he was a J the front opening of the blouse can muCh of his time on field trips gath- over the front of the building during
I most successful flour maker and for j be  pieced  on and not  show.    They erjng. information on mineralogy for remodeling    operations    was    taken
' many years helped to build and hold j then discuss details of garment con- Q-g   university.     While   on   one   of i down.    As   it fell a chorus of  ohs
a   fine> reputation for   the   excellent; struction.    Selma    Herter     on    the Qjggg j-,^ jje was drowned, and as' and   ahs   was  heard   and   the  new
flour made  there.    He was a most Pleasant Lake road is next. Her par- Dr    SUas   Douglas   had  been   with theatre smiled with all the glory of
, faithful and trusted employee. After ticular problem is  a placket in the him on so many trips and had read! its  fresh   paint  and  new   entrance.      _    . ,. i       .«• i
•the  death of his wife in December,! side of a shantung dress she is mak- g-^ studied much 0n the subject, he'Soon   the   scaffolding   was  removed      Custom combine work.   Make ap-
11928,   he  made  his   home with his ing.    With  help and some  practice was named to succeed Dr. Houghton' and everyone admired the facade.      Plication early,     uross  Hardware.
! dai-p-hter. Mrs. Harry Friis    In spite on a simple placket ?*?%**> onJ£* on the faculty.   Occasionally he had|    The new front is of masonite in a 	
of the loss of one leg which mada.,a fine placket m hgr ,*^ ™ held classes at the university for hisideep cream or buff color with trim-
it necessarv for him to leave the; the teac^_^^t^pl^Viedrnav- ?" C0USm alld SO he seemed the legit-; jnings of Dutch blue. The words
mill  he  seemed   to   enjoy  life,   the The next stop is at Helen Wiedmay   Imate success ja ^^ wdrti i "Saline Theatre" in stream-lined let-
flowers, birds, and neverfail^ingood f-o^.the same road.   She is hdged,    _t ^  ^..^   ^   ^ d Saline Tl^re &m st^amlm^ let
weatherto  visitTtte faimliaLdamU were   more   concemed   with  a 1    Double  swing  doors   at   the "east
sitp  each dav-    He  will be  greatlv  and shown how to sew the loops in.
^7^}?t^^^J^ ^l^Z^rllfn^^\Tl^.^^ «*.^"ers after his name de-|one enters the theatre proper.    Here
J man's  fitness   for   thfe   job   than   a>ide   lead to  the foyer from Which
_ _ ._ ___ __. „,„__-. -v™    r.—     „ „,, <-.. t„.-   o™™ j,nri qhir- string of letters after his name de-jone enters the theatre proper.    Here
S_.ln,^iS?ylSL.",™^'»CJeS; S?-*_S£," *-- VZX SSt ".**;"! « >»tch of d.Sre,S, jet none on. S»., _ too,  cewS, %_ withi
IF YOU HAVE STARTED
your chicks _n LARRO FEEDS, by all means follow
with LARRO EGG MASH, or for Broilers, use
LARRO BROILER MASH and GRAINS.
Spray material for every purpose
Med. non-__arde__ing Salt $1.00 per cwt.
Also have Granulated and Water Softener Salt; also
50-lb. blocks
Hominy, Cracked or whole Corn, Oats, Bran,
Middlings, Meat Scraps, Tankage, Dried Buttermilk, Skim Milk iand Oyster Shell.
Headquarters for Plymouth Binder Twine
Get our prices before you buyK
Cole's
PHONE 47
Store
SALINE
if.,1  disposition endeared  him to   ^,^-f^^^f*^  «*£*  °££ of   them proving *6w   practical  or. comforable seat." on   either: side  to
who knew him, ■ ready to be  ™spected-    ^er_ ^hat   ^3.^ a ^-35- WOuld ^ accommodate 270 persons.
^^^^^^^^^f^^^-^tT^^S^-    Dr"   Do^las'   duties   were   clearly,    The screen is oftte newest sound
f „ nearborn he returned  a^ft over ^"^ outlined for him.   He was to receive j type  such   as is used in  the  large
't0    p™ ^T.J1^ ^,eXv So-n-  out?   T^e profitable,  bu_y day"ends a salary of ^SOi) aAd to fcave charge ■ cities.   The projection rooni is direct-
a  *«,*-!  p„d>  ^r' T1"^   He^s  at the T^ome of Edna Zicl    Here a of the  chemistry department of theUy   over   the   fiont   entrance  and  of
^'.^f-,28-ft-PSSSlf^fi»^i"-|--dr.^is cut out front a culottes pat- university.    Under his, direction the fireproof coBstruction    In the base-
e^ hv ^en;hildrfn Lnra^ hav-  stot      cut out * ^ .^ firgt university ^ ^ ^ raodem saflitar^ rest rooms_
w",*      ri    t    * ZtTrJt   Wr^HaSv      Other   girls  are  just   as busy   on  the  U.   S.   to have  a building  used;The floor  has   been   completely   and
^ter* £L»  wr, Edw^d ifw^ thSr   projects   when visited.     They exclusively  as  a   chemistry   labora- sufficiently Reinforced   to   bea>   the
,^i^--Sa^-^.Ed^d-^3r   includeP Eileen Moehn, ^axine  Fos- tory    During his early years on the;Weight of a capacity house.
'_ a    r-io^^o    nf    =Jt     nair dick   Barbara Fierce, TDella Tanner, faculty he  also  served  as  the first •    Wesley  M.   Gilpin. and  Lewis M.
born    and    Clarence    ^^   ™^^ of     buildings     ana 1 i_as_i are the proprietors.   Both men
Sh_T^-   ^ tt ^r,^>,^ren \ tv  Gordon,  Gertrude "Marken,  Mary grounds, and was responible for the i have long  been connected with the
and two great-grandchildren. _ ,ty^^   ^^ ^ mein,  Mar.. _rection .of one  of   the  early build-; Deartorn   schools   on   the   teaching
1    Funeral services were held m ^e , _^        EUa AIbra.) Jj0uise Beck- mgs which .appeared on the campus, staff.     Mr.   Lash   was   one   of  the
Dietiker funeral home Thursday aft-  J" ^ janice Theu.er, Eleanor Ellis,      For    some   time   in   addition   to!    •  •    ■ - - ........
ernoon with Rev. W.  B.  Saxman m     s    gtevvrart  Carol TJphaus, Gerald- teaching chemistry   and   mineralogy
; charge.    The   many floral  offerings '^f^j    ball and Dorothy Ormsby.        he  continued  Tats   medical   practice.
j    The work of making a catalog of Iwhj.h    Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer      Fox
the minerals m Michigan, his duties ]and paramount  produce %vhich will
-n  _r-  ■_-_.  ™  chemistry>  geology  and   mineral-]De shown here after they have  ap-
Juamta    VlVian   Jienry ogy   made   gaxeat   demands   on  hi_3,pered ^ ^g iarger cities.   It is the
were  tribute  to  the high esteem in , i
which   Mr.  Derr  was  held.    Burial! "      ;
■was in Oakwood cemetery.   He was j Edgar Lorhl   Westpnial
a member of the order <*>f MaecabPes. -        —~* - •r^-
originators of the system o'f visual
education. The management has
contracted   for    the    best   pictures
All cardboard now 7c per sheet at
The Observer office.
Heating   and   sheet  metal   work.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Walverine Work Shoes give extra
service.. Sold by G. L.  Parsons.
_WV E.. DieUker, licensed, embalmeg.
and undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
For Sale—lOft-lb, Leonard ice box,,
porcelain lined; bargain.    Phone 33.:
Summer shades Women's Silk Ad-,
mirations Hosiery just in. G. I_. Parsons.
Radio Service. 12 years of factory-
experience. 211 S. Ann Arbor St...
Saline.    W. Kelly.
For Sale—White Leghorn AAA"
pullets V weeks old. Robert Morton,,
phoae 188-F22.
Kitchen cabinets $5; studio couches $7.50. Alexander's, 417 E. Liberty St.,  Ann Arbor. _
thB jwpsnni" lr>d<re, <">  E. S. and the
i!1-".!;. _?.?_ s*_t_ T.a.__!.!_r _™l.-_\eiato"of" Oie   management   to   bring
Methodist church. The fact Oiat ne -ff__ited ^ marriage Saturday After- people poor. So he pursued his medi- clea_. wholesome entertainment to
.was ill "nlv from Friday untu l-ues-,    fioon at Home of alr. and jirg.      Cal practice to supplement his mea-j^e community.   They plan to oper-
dav mad" his nassmg a snocK to tne. E^ ^   Smitti in Ann Arbor. ; ger   salary   ana   provide   funds   for j ate  daily   evening shows.     In  addi-
I/.^mrviun-itv. but the  memory 01  ms:   -further investigation in natural sci- tion to all me other changes a moa-
:>ind]v  deed*?  and fn<=nriiv a.cts_ w_l;     Qf j_.j-_.gsj. t0 Saiine people is the ence. '     "
ii->To in the memory of all who knew       .%•      -.rmch   took place Saturday i    We  wonder how.  many  hea<_s  of
^^* _ _ _-._jl_.__. "ft-T«_-^ T   r* .tt f\¥       VV ^.ul4ll^_> Jt 	
A full line of New Idea Implements and repairs. Call the Wiedman Auto Company.
I' am now prepared to clean your-
furnace with my new vacuum cleans
er.   R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Wanted—Unfurnished   house   with
furnace by local   teacher,  at once
Ruth  E.   Dinelly,   15765 Ohio   Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
,i..-o      His   daughter.   Mrs.  Law,
of
^ternoon at   the home   of   Mr and departments at the university today
! r-f*iif<vTiia came Wednesday preced- ^^'"g^jj- H gnflfh in Ann Arbor, would like to share and shoulder the
5r>«- his dpath t*> be he^e to hem __.g^ Juanita Vivian Henry became work done by this worthy old doctor,
celebrate his birthdav. Julv 1st.    It ■ ^^ of-Edgar Lorin Westphn1.  who   gave   unstintingly of his   time
is a comfort to herself and the fam- ■ qf __rg   ^j^-g-^. Westphal of this and talent that the university might
ily  that she  arrived earlv and was, -..       ^ ilnprovised altar was fixed grow and enlarge its store of infor-
liere to "have. a brief visit with her      • •     the fireplaCe which was bank- mation and usefulness,
fafv,.- t>r.fr>TfL jje passed away.    Svm-: ferns and flanked with bas- :    it  was  largely through the  influ-
pathv of the communitv is'extended of ^^^ TOS&s and delphiniums.' ence of friends of Dr. Douglass that
the family in their bereavement.        'i__<r__ted tapers in  white  candelabra money was obtained to build the ,ob-
i   'abo-<'»   the   fireplace   highlighted  the servatory.'   Dr.    Pitcher,    in   whose
I CATTArT? T?r»TAT?Y PTJTR     settme     Miss Marjorie Boettger at medical office in Detroit Silas Doug-
I bALUN-b KU I 'VKI  ^L,VS5     "f^Lo Blavefi the Lohengrin %ved- [as studied medicine, was one of the
TT.^     -p^rtofirio-    r*f    th0
T?r,tnr_   rin-h 'ding march accompanied byher fath-i regents   of  the   university.    It
The Saline Theatre
OUTSTANDING   ATTRACTIONS
Frfday and Saturday, July S and 9
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
'-SLUEBIRD'S EIGHTH  WIFE"
With; Gary  Cooper and .Claudette Colbert
Sunday and Monday, July 10 and 11
.      "WELLS  FARGO'* v
With Joel McCrea, Bob Burns, Frances Dee and a cast of thousands.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 12, 13, 14.
Metm-Goldwyn-Mayer
Robert Taylor in "A Yank    at Oxford"
Selected Short  Subjects  with   all   features.       .'.'.. ',K x
Children lOe
Adults .25c.
.    _  --_      _ _. ' w 'r.prnard Boettger,  on  the violin.; largely   through   his   efforts   that   a
at The Tavern last Thursday noon.; er^e™ ^\ ;vhite lace prin- medickl   school   was.   established-- in
 -=-_- „,.?- .- w t-Oks bv the, ^^nae r ^ co_nection   ^j.   ^   university   in
re«ri--r   ^e.-de-f.   Sim    R^ W.ls--^ cess   ftocK   ana ..^ a 18g0     Dr   Dontfa8  in additi0n to all
and  Secretary Walter D. Cook,  the veil^nicix was ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^        ha_ ^^ ma(_e ^
■P^ r«ith«.ser. to give bandeau <*«^fe- _oses   and  WOre■ fes-„r of materia medica.
nrrBTlwniHl*.B . white gloves which were -worn_byher _  As  we, visit _ the ^various^college
his report today. The citv park wp.
C"^TV-|-»
Miss Helen Henry of Anderson. Ind.: ^ qu^ yej ^gy afld fruitful lives' "•*"• i,JJ-  •"• "*-"""•_   —*- 	
f-nd   Mis-s   Alma   Ernst:   of   Salme ,of ^^ men -_  SUas  rjougiEus, whoj Michigan  and are now* at home
— ^«_    ^     t, _. _    _         ^ ^— — .—^^t Qjeir j-e__- jjoine in Ann Arbor.
,   W-1- ——     gi_¥__      ..-..._.	
concluded to meet on the 14th for.an mother at her wedding.   Miss Fran- "buildings   today,   attend  lectures   or
evening   session at  Camp Newkirk.  <"•"*- Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. concerts in its great auditorium, we
local jy'onts to be  taken  along  fo*>- Edwin H.  Smith, was  the maid  of enjoy the benefactions made possible
a social time. '   honor   and' wore a  blue dress   and-j-- tj-e taxpayers of the state, we do
Today the new  officers wip   **>'■■- carried a bouquet of roses and del- not ^jj^ bacjk to t^ beginning of
their respective seats for the begin- i-Bhiniums.    ^e    bnapsmaids_  were:tj_e   institution  and jeldpm^hear  of
ning of another year in Rotary.       i -     -      _  ..    ..   .„„_,
APPR.F-OIATTfiiN. j Judith   Westphal   of   Battle   Creek • acComplished so much for our great
APPRECIATION ^  flower ^     ^^^ Westpha-. j university.
TWpo-rs   Gilnin & Lash of the Sa- ■twia orother of the groom, was best j 	
Un-   Theatre- wish  to  exoress   their '"J™- ^S8 X^t .^STS2-.^«^' NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
appreciation to the business and -pro-, P™ f -ffttte C"***4 «•* LmM Stlpe i   ■ " —.-        ^. . . t „
... ' . .    ..     of Detroit. !    The annual meetmg of District No.
fessional men and women and to the] A_lwIlt 0I)O. hvindre'\^^iests attend- i ^.. wiu be held in the school audi-
citizens of the community for the pa ti-<_ Wp/iding and the tea which torium Monday, July 11, at 8 o'clock
welcome accorded them on the open- followed. The couple are enjoying a p> m; for j^g, election of school board
ing of the theatre here; also to the motor trip through northern M_chi- j members and the transaction of such
Brides-water TnmW n_m«n. *™ •E;an and wil1 *« at nt>me u1 BatQe other business as may come before
Bridegwater   Lumber   Company   for &e^ -37 West Mjchijran Ave.   The ^.j meeting.
the satisfactory workmanship, in the -^room   is  a   field engineer for the Mrs. Anna Miller, Secretary,
alterations to the building.   We plan Consumers Power  Company: *    1
^to nresent nothing but high-class pic-! '  '    The government pays the farmers
tures and Hope to me__t a contin:-' 'Th6-. Whiter Pla^ie te responsible for not raising grain, so why^'not
-.<_^» «* -'.~,^£-~4    -i.     -a      -__     f°J"   the   death   of   scores   of   the pay the railroads for not hauling-it.
uance of your good-will and patron- worW,g  most  gifted  pedple:-^I-lchi- e *  ,       •  *   '.
Bge- gan" Tuberculosis Association: :    To tell it is to sell it.
ern air cooling system has- been installed and the public is cordially invited to enjoy the entertainment offered   here.
DEAD OR ALTVE
Farm animals removed promptly
Phone collect to Ann Arbor 2-2244.
Central  Dead   Stock Co.
New York Life. Insurance Company. Organized 1845. A safe company in which to insure. Grant M.
Jones,  MJlan,   Mich.,  Telephone 141.
Keep your hogs free from worms
with Acorn NiXem and feed oui?
50% protein Hog Mix, then watch
them grow.    Sa_ine Mercantile Co.,
"New deals and square deals," but
the deal where you get satisfaction
DJETEBLE-LOVELND
The wedding of John C. Dieterle
of Ann Arbor and Miss Lillian Loveland of Milan was performed at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. H.
Wittbracht Saturday afternoon, June
-25.- "THey were attended by Mr. Diet-
erle's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ..Dieterle.   The bride wore a   - •     _. tv    _-•_      .   _-.
white dress with green sash and I f°r ?°™ ^ £ ** Tx. Gibson's Op-
white   accessories.     The   matron   of • £C£X Parlors'  Pac^<i at Hill, Ann
honor wore a blue sport dress witb'    r      ' 	
white   .-accessories     Following    the VSEO  tractok PLOWS
ceremony   a reception was  held  at      _____ _.-,„__,..__  T    i     JC-*JV'"0
the home of ,the bride's sister Bnd Y^Z l^!^llZT tZ^J
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tell, l^X^^f^f^ ^f^SS"
ing of Dearborn. The table was cen- 1^ -Arbor    7 ^
tered  with   a  wedding   calce  which! '	
was flanked oneither side:with silver Combming, plowing and fitting,
vases with pink and white bouquets. w_rk m& h£__ __*_____ CaU g£
Tail white tapers completed the ar- ^    1S/        __ ECi-Speed or
rangements. TOe bride and groom sheU station 6% miles west of Sa.
left for a wedding trip m northern 15_.e .__ -Qg.^, 41
In
Federated Church Notes
Rev. Roy J. Miller, Minister
Sunday, July 10 ten o'clock. Morning  Worship.     Sermon:   "Thy King-:
dom Come."
11:15 a. m.   The Church at school.
Radio Service.    All makes,  parts
and tubes; also gas, oil and accessor-
. ies, groceries, candy, tobacco.   Art's
! Service Station, Saline-Pleasant Lake
' Roads,    Saline phone   181-F13.
PARTNERSHIP PLAN
TIBED   CABS
 _.       Ask us about pur low priced cars .
6:30 p. m.    Youth at worship tn  on   this .plan..
Christian  Endeavor. COOK MOTOR SALES
Wednesday, June 13, the Goodwill Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
da-s-' nf the  Sunday school meeting  '	
.with. Mrs. Robinson, Milan. For   Sale—hay   loader,' two   8-ft,
"''Thursdav. June 14, the Friendship bmders, two 6-ft. binders, 1%-toa
class -f the Sunday school in tousl- 1936 Dodge truck, 1-ton 1937 Dodge
Hess session. pickup. 1929 Ford truck, good team.
'   —; s—i— of mules, several work horses, binder
twine.   Herman Heininger, phone 33.
LINER ADS GET RESULTS.