1938-08-11; Saline Observer

              THE    SALINE,    OBSERVER
VOLUME 57
SALINE.   WASHTENAW   COUNTY,   MICHIGAN,  TZIURSDAT, AUGUST 11.  1938
UMBER  45
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savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
NOW 3S THE  TIME "W PAINT
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PAINT
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SOLD
We _rave a limited amount of Egg Mash at $1.90
per tam-3iij£a/NotXar-30. -
To Isesp up milk- production mix I_arro 32 with
your own grain,-we'have a number _if .formulas
which' S-ioulct give good i_esults.
Also on "Jiand "Larro W%y Dairy Meed, Turkey
Builder and Finisher, Scratch Grains, Cracked Corn
Oats, Meat Seaps, Tankage, Bone Meal
Larro Calf Builder the best for your maney ..Jackson and Plymouth ts&ne^ Salt etc.* '      .•
Cole's
PHONE 47
Feed Store
SAUNE
Summer  Offerings
Cool, Washable Slacks
$1.50 $1.65 $1.95
Summer IJriderwear
25c        50c   '    75c    $1.00
Polo Sport Shirts
75c       $1.00
Stfaw Hats
50c       75c -.,^jyiL-
Go L. PARSONS
John Fritz, 73,
Car 'Titles Necessary Before WORLD WAR VETERAN GETS
Plates   Can   Be Purchased FIRST   XJNEJMPLOXl\__ENT   CHECK
BEST
House and Barn Paint, also evei^Siing to mix your
own paint—White Lead, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, etc.
MULE HIDE HOOFING    STiEEL ROOFING
Prime Electric Fence Controllers $22.50 up
Buy your Coal NOW!
Not only will you save money, but with your
coal-bin full, you won't have to w_o_ry-about getting
good .coal when :ymi need it..
Wire _Fense —   Posts   —   Stow 'Shares
LAMBARTH BROTHERS
PHONE 105
D« „_,_.,.    A™ ^l1.- ^P^Pf^01'1   t0, Qsne7e. the The   honor   of  receiving the first
FaSSeS   AWay  ^Dep^'nt t^Ste   office —P^™**   compensation   beneiit
j .line,  .LJepartment   ot  fatate   officials clieck   ta  Michigan   went   today   to
                              :*** askff ^f who intend to pur- Jo     h  Fischer \ 41-year-old World
wl6 P^tes to locate their car titles War Veteran and unemployed auto-
before applying for plates. moMe        to-
                               ;     It is necessary to have a car title _,                  „      ,    ,,             ,_,--,
Funeral   service-,   were   held   Sat-   before    the    department    can    issue _Goverll0r    Frank   Murphy   handed
Funeral_  services   were  held   bat-                         ^T       L      a.™-!™.*  «* Fischer a check  for   $15 50   in  the
turday   afternoon   at   the   Dietiker   Piates.  ^ar owners are deprived of f v-.,.,-   » . p.-„a-ri   rh^v
fii-np-rai  hnmp. and at Trinitv Li.th-  exercising their ordinary legal rights Presence ot xranK a. _r.cara, cnaar-
tunerai home and at   iTimty Luth-        connecVion with tleir ™tnv raYY man-   Abner   E.    Lamed,   Director,
eran   church   for   John   Fritz   who   ..  connet-uon witn tgeir motor cars,   __ ._ .      _.'.______    _i'
CHURCH JANITOR 35 YEARS
ALSO A MEMBER
Doris Ward Weds
C, Graydon Everett1!*^
j     ICE CREAM SOCIAL at Moore-
;ville,    (old   Maecabee  Hall)   Friday
! night, August 12.    Ice cream,  cake
pop   will   he   servd   tinder  the
of   Veterans   of   Foreign
Wars     Post No   2408.
in  marriage to  C. Graydon Everett,
son  of  Mrs.   C.   Everett of  Dtroit,
. Rev,   Roy  Miller  of   the  Federated
died at" his "home Wednesday" even: * they lack titles. |Chey may not SX^laSr^m^b^^thf ■^f', °mf^f'.^s: Dorothy
ins at' the age of 73 years He wE.s*"seU them, trade them, or even give l*?™ legislators, members of the Fairbanks played Liebestraum pre-
boL November 24 1864 iaS them away, without titles to prove .Study .Commission, bankers, jurists, ceding the Lohengrin wedding march
township    to  1896 he   was  ma^ied their ownership. j mdu-triahsts.civic and labor leaders  Mrs. Ward entered the room on the
to Katherine Schittenhelm who sur-' If a title cannot, -be-found,'■ the' ,_ Governor Murphy pushed a lever arm of her son, Richard Ward. Be-
vives him. He also leaves a daugh- owner must make • applieaion for a puting "the Commission's check writ- fore an improvised alter banked
ter, Mrs. Arthur Alber of York duplicatle title. Care should be taken inS machinery into action for the with flowers the couple spoke then-
township, three sons, Carl of Carlton, that the motor and£,serial numbers benefit of Fischer and approximately vows. Tlie bride wore white taffe.Hr
Mich- Otto of Jackson and Clarence on the application porrespond with 100,000 other jobless workers who -with puffed sleeves and a belted1
at home There are three brothers those on the car, ana the signature "will receive $1,450,000 in benefit jacket and matching slippers. Her
Adolph of Ann Arbor, Julius of of the applicant ar&> the same as checks between now and Saturday, bouquet was briarcliff roses, garden-
Lodi   and  Rudolph of Los   Angeles, those on the former application, as August 6. ias  and white  sweet peas  and was
Mr. Fritz had been janitor of the these items particularly are checked, j ".This," Gov. Murphy told Fischer,! caught together^with a beau of em-
Trinity Lutheran church for 25 years Application blanks for duplicate, "is the .realizaton of a battle of broidered tulle. She was attended by
and was a member of the church. : titles are available at all -ranch' twenty years or more to bring a' her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. J. King
Rsv. A. G. Wacker of Scio officated offices of the Department of State,-'greater measure of security to the of st- Louis, Mich. Mrs. King wore
at the services and interment was or for those who do>'not live near]workers of Michigan. Now, for the^a &own 0I salmon satin with silver
in   Oakwood   cemetery. \a branch office, by Writing directly first  time  hi   our   history,   workers' slippers  and   carried a,   bouquet  of
  ;to Loen D   Case, Secretary of State, I will have security despite the loss-of briarcliff  roses; pink  larkspurs  and
The annual ice  cream  social  and  Arising,  Michigan.    .- j wages   which   always   follows   loss gaby's breath. The groom was atten-
bazaL  Hidbv   St   J__i__  con_?e-      duplicate titles cost? $1.00, or the of work." ,ded by his  brother, Robert P.  Ev-
_S on thf chfrch ™__ ^st sam<*- ** <*&»* «*»• **ery appli-l m order to follow the regular «*tt ot Lakewood Ohio. Following
Thursday eve-iiS was f tog- sue- ^tion for a duplicate title must be proceedure established by the Com- "£? ^emony a reception was held
cess. -The weather was all that accompanied-by a statement as to mission, Fischer returned his check I** ^&J^ i2fnf' Hom| m^de ' "*-
could be desired and  a^rge crowl what happened to _Ke original. !to   Commission   officials   after   the ^f™> ^ ^^ sandwiches and
had gathered ^partake of !he good  J^Z ^^f^1 ^J^^\™>W».** * could *• «"- H^er ^ed. ^uqueK.d'Sete
a«   ».     .._     x.    .       j.        .  -^.  >of lowers   about thje   rooms  added
All   benefit    checks   to    elgible a touch of beauty and color to' &e
A    very     pretty    wedding     took} _.
place Saturday evening when Mrs. i Why &et a divorce? Give your
Doris Ward, daughter of Mrs. J. Ci"!^6 Hayden's Flour. It's cheaper
King   of   Breckenridge,  was   united i m ttle  *on% run'  a:nA a si&ht more,
satisfactory than living single!
Bring a trailer or a truck or a Ford!
full of wheat and exchange for flour.
In addition to getting the best flour
we've milled in 103 years you'll receive absolutely free      32 piece set.
6. colored dinnerware with every-
25 bushels. Worth driving many-
miles for! Also paying 2 cents a
bushel bonus in trade for all
^yheat we   buy  right now.
HAYDEN FLOUR  MILLS,
Tecumseh.
things   offered/ An  unusually fine  tificate of Title is a valuable docu-: to; him at his home,
collection of needlework was on dis-  ment-  ' KeeP "  In JA Safe   Place."
workers throughout the state will be scene. Flowers used to bank the al-
play and was disposed of during the T>RnnTTnm*«K*«TTTnv
evening.     A special  and  somewhat anLK  PRODUCERS). STUDY
novel   feature   was   an   impromptu
raiCE srrcATioas
For  Sale-^-Cucumbers & tomatoes-
cheap!    149-F3. Jacon Klumpp_    (4)
Heating   and   sheet  metal   work.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Walverine Work Shoes give extra
service.  Sold' by G. I_. Parsons-
Custom combine work.   Make apr
plication "early.     Gross HA-dware.
W. E. Dietiker, licensee embalme.
and undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
mailed    to   their   homes   after    the ter were  ^fte from  friends   of fbs.
of Detroit on th-e new Hammond the Producer's committee, on July -26
organ which was listened to by a were .fdvised by Fred W. Meyer,
highly   appreciative   audience. .committee   chairman,   that   produc-
 ^ ers were not willing'to accept $1.-0
___.. t _ , per   cwt.  for fluid >ales   milk  for
WllCnri    Aitanne I July.    Regarding August it was de-
VI ItOUlI   xlllvlIUo ' jcided to request Dr. Edward Gaum-
'riitz, 'chieJ  Of  the  A-.-A,.. A. Dairy
Rotary in Wash.
after   his^ initial   registration    and collection   of   flowers,   Mrs   Maude
filing of the claim. j Rankin   sent   gladiolas,   hydrangeas
Fischer, for whom the first benefit and snow-on-the-mountain which,
check was drawn, has worked for _ blended effectively. Mrs. Minnie Stol-
the Hudson Motor Car Company asllsteimer sent bouquets of snapdrag-
a screw machine operator for eleven ons which were used about the
years.   He has  had   no   work  since!house. Guests were from St. Louis,
ICE CREAM SOCIAL given by-
the St. Paul's church Friday evening, August 12, on the lawns of
Reuben Finkbeiner and George
Wood,    Everybody welcome.
Radio Service. 12. years of factory
experience. 211 S. Ann Arbor St..
Saline.    W. Kelly.
Division, to come to Detroit ^s soon March   12   and   onlv  six   weeks   of j Breckenridge     Detroit,    Darborn,
,as  -possible   and   advise   plans   and fuI1 time Wotk since April 8,  1937. (Lakewood,    Ohio    and    Saline.   The
  ' prices.     Farmers  are^  restive under j    Despite his Unemployment, he will groom   is   employed   by   the   Ford
Langley, Whidby Is., August 4, 1938.  the   price   situation ^prevailing*.   "Re- receive almost  the full  $16 allowed Motor  Company and   the bride  has
The  Saline  Observer: ' ; turns  from  butter, cheese  and con- by the law, due to the fact that his been  an  efficient .employee   of   the
On the way out to this country, densery markets are low which- al-'average  wages   during, his   employ-
I    was    struck    by    one    thing.   I wavs affects- the price for city milk.. ment were Mgh,
don't know whether or not it could However, present city market prices,; Fischer, who enlisted and served
be adopted by the Saline Telephone they report, do not offer much, if over seas during the War, is married
company, but for hundreds of miles any> inducement to meet city health land the father of three boys, seven
along the Great Northern railroad requirements and the liigh cost of to'sixteen years old and onfe dangh-
telephone poles not more than 8 feet transportation. Farmers are reckon-, ter, fourteen, just entering high
high were used to carry the -wires,  "ig   the   extra cost of  hauling and!school.  The oldest boy has been on
Telephone company for several years.
They will reside in Saline.
4-H CONTESTS ADO
IvnCHIGAN YOUTHS
Nine   national   contests  in   which
county and state champions will be
For Sale—Jersey, cow, 3 yrs. old:
Holstein cow, 2 yrs. old: 6300 Crane
road, 1st road east , of US-23
Tracy  LeBaron
A full line of New Idea Implements and repairs. -"- Call the Wiedman Auto Company. .        s
I am now prepared to clean your
furnace with my new vacuum cleaner.   R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
For  Sale—2 cows, 1 fresh,  Icom-
___ sZiec^^-W^aTte^^^t&i^'.^S   fresh  in   two   weeks    Pair   of
When approaching a wagon Toaa'the production for city markets against, the national junior high school honor!national  recognition and prizes  are |°unS' x™Lles'  weiSht 2900.   Herman
poles would be higlier and after'the the   local   price   for   manufacturing. roll   and   is-   on   the  honor  roll   of lan.-.ounced by_A.  G. ^Kettunen, state heininger.
classing   then  would   droD  back  to milk.     When  no   margin   shows   in t Southeastern Sigh school in "Detroit
about 8 feet. Another fact -was no- favor of the..city m^ket, they turn'    Ml.S-   §_scher,    a   former   school
ticea-Ie,    the    McCormickr   Deering to  the. Jocal ^markety^where  special teacher,'lfe a* aecendent dr Alexander
people seem to supply the most of equipment and methods^to meet city Hamilton.    "Her    grandfather,    Van
the west and northwest with machin- inspection are not required,
ery.   nearly   every   important   town
4-H  club leader at Michigan  State
College. -
' These nine include -4-H-*da_ry pro--
duction    demoiistrations,    farm    re-
i Antwerp, was a pioneer in the beet |cords'   farm   accounting,   girls'   re-
            ..         ^  .. ...       ..    ... .   .        'sugar industry and builder of one of c°rds- handicraft, meat animal live-
having  great large warehouses arid      A very pretty miscellaneous show- ^.g -first fe   .• suesr pjantg in Ameri- stock   project,    rural   electrification
__ ^_    -r.-^-   „             rw '™!l «"™" t™ tvtt*   w   ty   r-r,«v &     * project, social* progress and style re
stores to  accomodate  farmers.
ter -was given by Mrs. W. D.   Cook
ca.
The family lives in a rented house
vues.
Ton   may   not  know   it_-^ia_^ ^or"-^s- .-^fe;Warf ^erett,a?P'
"3W-M1ffl" I Tailed liens-^^ comes   to   the   front
by island is   the   second largest  in ™ _™eg^^^f -&££. ^±1 to. "catch,  up   on  our   debts"   with>ls year.'. County winners in Mich-
Oi*  United JStates,   oeing   exceeded■ ^^^ZJ^ts^^ -™SS..Hr.   Fischer's   henefit   checks   andj^f Piously  have  been  fleeted
and   a .state champion named   each
DEAD Ott --LIVE "   r
i]^_-j^ai_ii^S~iemoved promptrjw
Phone collect to Ann Arbor- 2-2244S.
Central Dead Stock" Co.
For Sale—Cut flowers—Glads . -,
Cecil Davenport,- 202 S. Ann Arbor
street.   Saline.
in size only "by Long island, m,Y. ^^^%^^B^f-^ieventually "buy a small farm so
The principal industries nf .the. ^SbTo^?S JIJ*d S-'thSit these depressions < wiU not be
island are fruits, berries and .chicle- Lned Se^SvlS t«'w haTd' to "^ through."
ens. The people seem to like the ^om Sd mS w_smkModern! "We weren"fc able to catch up from
climate, which is most salubrious, J^;^SiorGBo^ Co_fe tS'ae last depression "wpen this one Hit
and there are. very few _n Jthe -wel-:™f ^h^ g^6 ^f ^'us," Mrs. Fischer said. "We had
fare lists. Langley has a fine con- attractK^wito tall white tanew I?I borrowed money from the hank to
solidated school, commodious fair ™™fg ^^^^gP__hl!as :carr7 us through the last lay off
building,   Metric Jight. and a .good S^a/ace ^_k  wt_S and  Mrs' and we didn't |et it all paid back
Ztton^Ss^r^O6 A^l_" ^retfstrYTV^el "S S,**» this one ^came alon?
ulation is less  than  500. A gentle-        d t ^g^p   S011-e   ,^^i   ."When  Mr.   Fischer's   pay   cHecks
man by  the name of Mr   Funnan ^fe    ^ ve      some   ^^y ^^ ^     this year he
drove vb about ..a third of the island s  _ a_^lied for a w. p. \   ^ wWch
the otter evening. Tlie scenery is prevent BEACH ACCIDENTS iwould yield more.than tlie $8.00 a
lovely, rmns-lmgJheavily wooded.see- -B     G ^^ .j^^^-   *    |weeT_ he got for one day's work at
SSU^^eaSLliarl-l^^r S! ^^ toow that practica-ly ev- the factory. He wa^ assigned to
ocSn bSes^SL       ^ eryone-.who gets hurt or cut Ihile W.  P. A.
ocean reacnes ana maias. 'spending  a day at the  beach, does)    But when he reported that he had
It is a wenderfiji place- ±o ispenfl so  as   a  result   of   someone   else-'a few hour's -work  a week  at the
a few weeks—the days axe not hot thoughtlessness  or selfishness ? i factory, the assignment-to W. P. A.
and a fire in the grate is welcome j "None of us would be willing* to | was revoked. The flnal factory lay
night and jns-iming:. Have been sleep- ' admit that we-would deliberately do ■ off in March caught the- family in
ing imder two heavy blankets every j things to cause suffering, pain, or j debt with no prospect even of W.
night. Glad I didn't bring the "Palm;discomfort to others, and yet that is-P. A. work. The family went on
Beach"—would harae frozen stiff if I j why*/ most beach accidents occur, relief and Mr. Fischer again applied
had. ] The glass bottles, and jars and sharp for a W.   P.   A.   job  but was not
Attended Rotary Friday at Everett.; tin 'cans of a picnic have-a way of j called to work.
The club's principal project is .send-j working to the 'surface. Presently j "That's the second time I had an
ing blind girls and boys east where • someone steps on them or falla or; offer of a government job at the
they may learn to handle one of the ,'ties ton 'them While-taking a sun bath; wrong time," Fischer said of the
famous 'seeing eye" dogs and return and a jagged cut or tear results. j WPA assignment that was - with-
with one. One of the xscent prote-} Now everyone of us who go oh a f drawn,
ges  of the club attended the meet-.*piciiie -at -a'beach _hould assume the
Keep your hogs free from worms;.
with   Acorn   NiXem  and   feed  our
50% protein Hog Mix,  then watch ,
them grow.    Saline Mercantile C6.„
For   Rent—apartment,   215   East.
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fall at' the state fair in Detroit.
Now the state champion will compete for national honors. Special Michigan avenue,
gold medals are offered county -winners, gold watches to state winners
and four trips to the 17th club congress in Chicago" this winter will
go to sectional winners. 'National
winners will, receive scholarships
from the Dutch Kraft corporation,
Grand Rapids, Mich., for amounts
of 5300,  $200 and $100.
Farm,   account   awards    comprise     For Sale—bed springs, trailer and"
another set of prizes that total $8,-^1   gallon  ice   cream freezer.  Harry
500 in cash and merchandise in 805 Brown  at .Albers   Mill.  phonel45F2T
placirigs. The International" Harvest-
For your eyes consult the oculist-..
Dr. Gibson, Packard at Hill, Ann..
Arbor. Lowest prices,.U,.of M.. graduate,  47   years  in   practice. -'
Stock—Spray: 2 gallons for ,$1.25"-
"Cole's   Feed   Store,   Saline.
For  Sale—^Golden   Sunshine sweet;
corn, 3  dozen, 25 cents.  Cucumbers-
er Company is making the prizes
available. Montgomery Ward and
Company is sponsoring gold medals J.  Hack.
for the girls' record contest. Thorn-j 	
as   E.   Wilson,   Chicago, ■ off ers   the'    For    Sale—l._-ton    1956"    Dodge?
awards and scholarships hi the live- truck,    1-ton   1937    Dodge   pickup,
stock  records   project.
ing   with   her mother   accompanist, j responsibility   to   see   that   all   thej
"I took a. civil service examination
and dog. The young lady is an ac-| mess cf -a ^lunch -at the   beach 1s~.^e™f£jS.   ^f^ ^f fw' J
complished    musiciSi     ind    played! picked up and properly disposed of. gj  |1S^ ^wL Sm to wor^
t .„T.-_.*™—   „__■ «.__   _._..—.-_-_ .-j^ that -way only   can we be   sure ab°ut a ^^ L vrBS ca-lxea «> wo™:
that there wUl be no unpleasant ac- ^ the facto^r was running full
cident to mar an otherwise perfect t™e then and a customs rating
day.   The beach belongs to the peo-idldnt  look  so &°°d-
For rural electrification winners'. phone 33,
the Westinghouse Electric and manufacturing company is offering
prizes. The * Radio Corporation of
Ajnerica is making awards available for the social progress contest
and the Chicago Mail Orller Company  for  the style revue   winners.
jl929 Ford truck. Herman Heininger.
Liebestraum and anothjer selection,
later giving an account of her experiences while east and thanking
the  club for  their   interest  in   her
^Benton    _—H   Club
The last meeting was held at the
home of Doris, Anna and Alice Klein.
A demonstration was performed by
Alice and Anna Klein. Arrangements
were made for the 4—H Club picnic
New York life Insurance Co.
Organized 1845
"A Proven Company" '   . :
Represented by
GRANT M. JONES — Milan, Miclt--
Phone 141" t44.
" Radio Service. All makes, parts-
and tubes; also gas, oil and accessories, groceries, candy, tobacco. ■ Art's
Service Station, Saline-Pleasant Lake-
Roads.    Saline phone  181-F13.
For Sale—used brooder house, slze-
12ft.  by .12ft.   CaU at  8430  Kaiser
and all they had done for her. Her pie and fiierefore the people are re-'    "So   I   waived   the   cival   service which  is to  be  held next Monday.'i?   Tw__«n-t»   tt-X.   .-__  _„-.- tk.
•sponsible for keeping it as clean as **-£* wasjust^ before the crash,It was decided tbat m& next meeti_g;Sd-' Bndgwater* TTaea 1Ce b0X  7&
work is in the city and thanks to
the dog she can find her way about
without much difficulty.
ROAD   CO>_j\__CSSIONERS
GIVE   CAUTION
The Washtenaw county road commission wishes to call to the attention of our readers, a state law
which* states that whoever shall injure the surface of  any road shall
possible   of   all   items   that   might of   1929.   Before  the year  was  out .    .    . - T....,-,
wove dangerous |I was wishing I Were in the customs!1S to_b6 heId a the home of Lillian
All glass -bottles and jars, empty'service—nor did he get on WPA.'and Lorena Kohler. After the meet-
cans, etc., should either go back into He is grateful now for the fact;ing was over the remaining time
the lunch ba__ket from which they that his previous employment has!was spent in nraeticing the club
came •or be collected and carried to; earned him a weekly benefit, check dances,
the official garbage boxes or cans! of $15.50 which he may receive for
that every well regulated beach is as long as 16 weeks, unless he goes
equipped with. The papers too should back to work before the expiration
be picked up and burned. ,of  that time.
 ,   It is highly disgusting as we'll as      Governor Murphy said that Fisch-
he    liable    in    damages    to    three i annoying for nature lovers in search er exemplified just the type of work-
times  the amount of injury and is of an outing to stretch Out on a nice ■ er whom Michigan law was intend-
intended   to   protect the  public  in--section of a popular bathing beach*ed to protect against insecurity,
vestment  in roads. and find gobs of sodden newspaper,'     "Fischer    is   an   honest   worker
At this season of  the year wheni Pasteboard, or. some tin cans mixed    hose  ollly   security in   life  is   the
with the sand. wages   he   draws   from   his   work.
Let's  all poin  in a movement to .when work ceases and those wages
help clean up our beaches and make ^  withdrawn-,- he,   like   his   thou-
capaeity.
For Sale—2 Holstein and 2 Guernsey cows, fresh. Ed Heininger, phone
extreme heat causes a softening of
the so-called black-top roads considerable damage may be done by
steel wheeled vehicles   and  animals.
This law certainly is not intended
to   handicap   the   farmer    and    in
them safer than they now are.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to  extend our  heartfelt
sands of fellow workers, has nothing
to depend on.
"In   the   future,   however,    every
nearly   every   case   the farmer   ap-jthanks and appreciation for the _ acts t~«-±^ J™.^^..^
preciated the elimination of dust and
uses planks or other -means so as
not to damage^ the road surface.
The rutting of this surface has caused two nearly fatal accidents caused
by automobflgs striking the rut and
being thrown to the ditch.
of kindness and beautiful floral
offerings received from our kind
friends, . neighbors and relatives
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of our beloved -mother. We
worker covered by our law will have
the protection of Job Insurance."
CARD  OF THANKS    -l*—
  ___    Mjss Ethel Rogers wishes tathapk
especially   thank   the   Rev    C NM. everyone  for their kindness during
Questions are. never indiscreet.
Answers sometimes**-are.-— Oscar
Wilde.
33.
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THE OBSERVER L1NEE.S
Classified Advertising:
6_- per line first Insertion. 4c per line
each subsequent insertion.
MD-nMUM CHARGE, 25 CENTS
Ice cream and bazaar Thursday
evening, August -4 on the church
lawn of St. James Evangelical
church on U. S. 112, Saline Township,   Everybody  invited. t-14.
All cardboard now 7c per sheet at
The Observer office.
GOOD VALUES
1937   Chevrolet Deluxe  Coupe_
1934  Chevrolet  Pickup
1930   Chevrolet  Coach
1932 Ford Tudor
1934 Ford Sedan Delivery
1930  Chevrolet Rdstr.   Pickup-
COOK MOTOR  SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
In school, our children are taught
that "politics" is the science of government." When our children hear
politics discussed in the home, they
wonder where the "science" comes *
in.
READ  THE  LINER  ADS NOW.
Phi-lino   for  his   comforting   words i her recent illness,
and  the singers. ' '_____"_____"
Children of Mrs. Anna Lambarth. - (SEE THE THEATRE ADS page 5) at" 1:00 o'clock.
The Rainbow division bf the M. E.
Aid will hiold- their bake sale Saturday at -he Kroger store. Jjegirming
• A quiet home wedding was sol-
monized Saturday afternoon when-
Miss Evelyn Ernst became the bride
of Haaen Jewell. After a short wed-
.ding trip they wjll ma_se their home
in Saline where- the -groom' is a
ndjffllrr of the local school fact f.y_