1938-10-27; Saline Observer

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THE
OBSERVER
VOLUME 58
SALINE.   WASHTENAW   COUNTY,   MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, ■ OCTOBER 27,   1938
NUMBER   4
To be of
Service to You
Community Fair On   j
Thursday And Friday
Wonderful   Exhibits,   Splendid    Entertainment   Provided  by   F.
F. A. for Your Pleasure.
High SchopJ News    Important News
From The School
The    Saline
SCHiOI-AS'pfc HONORS
Scholastic   honors    for   the    first 	
mark-Tig1  period, of the school  year Items of Unusual Interest to Which
bave been compiled* on the basis of the Attention of Our Readers
an Honor Roll and Honorable Men- is   Called.
tion list.    To qualify for the honor 	
roll a student musi; receive at least Education     Week      (Nov.     7-11)
Is a Pleasure
■v.
To Us
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
Semi-Solid Buttermilk
j FED REGULARLY TO POULTRY
corrects bowel disorders and creates a sharp appetite. Feed in conjunction with1 Larao Egg Mash for
maximum production..
If you wish to mix your own grains there is no
Stlncentrata hetter fitted to do-the joh than "Larro
Mash Concentrate."   Ask .us for formula.
Also Hog Mash Concentrate mixed with your
grains makes a balanced ration for about $1.25 per
cwt.
.    Guban Black Strap Feeding Molasses, and other
stock foods for your consideration.
Have you tried Larro Family Flour, made by
General Mills, the same as Gold Medal and Pillsbury?
Cole9s Feed Store
PHONE 47 SALINE
HOLD EVERYTHING!
Saline Community Fair
OCTOBER 27 AND 28, 1938
EXHIBITS . •    ENTERTAINMENT^
' ~~ PRIZES OF ALL KINDS
Bring^ your vegetables, poultry, pets, canned
good-!, livestock, baked goods, sewing, corn, grains,
and nnything else you have to bring. __
Entertainments both evenings. Thursday is the1
magician and band program. Friday is the big program by the school boys and girls.   •
'' We Will Be Seeing You!
____    _.■■■..■■,-.    Community   Fair   __. ._..,,. . . ._.__..,
again: here with every evidence that 12 honor points including one A, coming so close to. the Community
it will be bigger and better than w:hite fc* the fiJonoii-.ble mention Fair schedule this time it was de-
ever The'boys of the FFA have group at least 10 Jionor points are cided recently that we would ob-
worked like bees on this matter and neccfssaiy. The honor points are serve both at the same time. Ac-
every detail has ' been carefully as- foUows: -*•. four points; B, three; cordingly, e&diibits and displ&ys have
worked out so that if the weather C^J "two^ and.,J>, one.*./       .       .- been prepared  and cto be^seen in
keeps good we may anticipate a de-- Students qualifying for" the two the several nooijis between the hours
lightful time with every department groups for* the first period are as of 7 and 8 p. m. oni Thursday and
crowded with exhibits. follows:  ■ Friday.    Parents  axe urged and in-
Ainother tent  has  been added   to i HONOR ROLL vited to take this opportunity to see
the equipment  this  year   and'that;    Twelve   —   Groveir Burgan    Max wh^t J*16 ch"d£?n *?* **•?£•,, ^
will  allow   for   considerable  exp*n- Collins, Alice Dean, Leon Feldkamp,      JNext     * ™  J-nursaay  at  li-lo a.
.BionT And in addition to  that, two Alvin Finkbeiner, Jean Fosdick, Ruth m* ft  special program  fcr  the  as-
splendid programs will be presented:  Gable,   Doris   Jean."' Henne,   Thelma ^? YxSL  De1|n.^ec'^ea   ^ the
one at 8 p. m. on Thursday and an- Lee,   Shirley   Neutz,  Louise  _Teutz", ^no° '   J*  *     i.  4-   -f81?.  °^    *
other at  the same-hour on Friday. Charles Uphaus,  Edna Zick. Cleary   CoUege   of  Ypsilanti,   is   to
A small admission of 5c will be Eleven — Gjffl.ce Braun Jeannette he with,-us and give a description of
charged   at   each program to   help aay.' his OTnmier top to Ireland and Eng-
defray expenses which are almost Ten—Dean Burkhardt, Emergene land roth lantern slides' illustrating
twice that of last year. With each Ernst, ■ Victor Haeussler, Maurine lu?.,taak:' -.•t_-_®hould ^ very worth
admission a ticket will be furnished Harwood, Tema kohler, Warren wl^e> bot:n J"*?1. an educational as
for the drawing at the close of the Rentsehler    Melvirii,    Schaefer. YfeH   as    entertaanment   standpoint
program. •'•'..    Nine — Dot  Little,  Alice  Gable   ^ool patrons  are  cordially invited
The   state department from Lam- Reg-bald ^Fischer, Ruth 'Baumaum.    !    ^    „ .j       -T      -,4.-.
sing will be with, us this year bring-i    Eight — Mairilyn Dietiker, Harold  .  on Friday, Nov. 11, the school is
ing a fine exhibit and three picture Hale, Ralph IJphaus.                                •«.   *Y.e   mother   special   program
films for the programs.   There are <   Seven — Viola Schaefer,  Phyllis Y1-   tte co-operation  of  the   local
also several other new features that Henderson, Bob 'Clajrf" '                     Legion  and  Auxiliary   posts.   They
will appear this year to add to the)          ^™^ _. w w lOr^n^™*.             _£e ^ting. in bringing Dean James
scope and attractiveness of the fair,            HONORABLE MENTION            M.  Brown of the State Normal for
but of course the intrinsic value of     Twelve   —   Dene  Bondie,   Donald ap.   address    on    Armistice    Day.
any fair rests upon the number and Finkbeiner, Harriett Hagans, Armin Friends   and  patrons of  the  school
quality" of exhibits shown.    And  it Haeussler,  Doife. Holmes.                       fe   a™> "wited and  urged to   at-
is here that we feel our fair rates      Eleven. — Lillian Kern;  Eda Mae tend this meeting to help commem-
very high.    There is a large num.- Krumrei,     Helen     -_ambarth      Bob orate   the   fact   that   our land   Is
ber   of   excellent   exhibits   mow   in Ormsby, Mildred .Pfi__e_ii__aier, Doris 'still   enjoying   peace brought   about
place   and  on exhibit in* all  of the Sc&mid, Ruth Shuli||Robert Thomas, hy   the   Armistice   established   Nov.
usual   interesting   classes.      Among      Eleven — Edwin. .garnard,   Burl -11-  191°.
them, poultry, grains, potatoes, can- Bassett,    Ellen    Feiajigamp,    Arlene:            .         ~    —       -—
ning,    manual    arts,    cooking,    pet Lange,  Ruth  Schleh," l^Iarilyn Schill, AlUlUal Meeting Of
stock,    corn,    garden    and   orchard Bob Vaughn.                                            I                  T__c_ _t7.11_-.~-r W_v_.1_-.<m_<
products,   quilts,   fancy   work,   and      Ten   —  Paul   Davis-   Bob  Eisele,!                  •*■«**' TViUMig  VV outers
livestock. Sylvia     Finkbeiner,   j George     Glo- x      	
Ribbons  and   cash   prizes  will  be wacki,    Glenys   Heininger,    Ormiond Celebrate   Twenty-fifth   Anniversary
awarded as was done last year, and Jedele, Eugene Miller- \ aiai ^ct Officers fon the
competent judges  will be  on  hand      Nine —  Mary  Thomas,   Elowene j Ensuing Tear.
Thursday  afternoon to decide upon Rentsehler,   Iila. Lange, Viola Ken-- 	
the merits of the exhibits shown.'dall, Jean Betty Kazmaier Nellie The annual meeting of the Willing
So be sure to* get your showing Irwin, Willard Hartman, Waldo Worker's was held at the home of
in place before noon on, the first Hack, Irene Finkbeiner, Virginia Mrs. Mary Finkbeiner Thursday,
day. Competent committees are in Bassett, Leonard Burmeister, Doris October 20. Thig date being the
charge   of   each   exhibit   class   and Davis, Marie Day. 25th   anniversary of   the club,   Mrs.
someone will be constantly in' Eight —Dellai Burkhardt, Edwin Finkbeiner carried out silver decora-
charge throughout the fair to pro- Lewis, Junior Thomas, David tions in her decorations and served
tect exhibits  and keep  them in  qr- Vaughn    Jack Winkle. a lovely dinner.    A beautiful birth-
The World Ke%ps on Moving
It's the people who stop.
Advertising Will Start
Anybody Not Too Dead
And It Will Put Pep In The
Live Ones.
6s per line first insertion, 4c per line
each subsequent ii^ertion.
S-INIMUM: CHARGE, 25 CENTS
Everready .Presstone
Service Station.
at
Hoeft-
7
New .Fall colors in Women's Silk
Hosiery at Parsons'.
Have your  car winterized at the
Hoeft Service  Station. 7
For    Sale—10    fall
Eichel, R. F. D. No. 1.
pigs.
Bert
5
Special   Sale Boys'   Sweaters   98i
at Parsons'.
Heating   and   sheet  metal   work.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
. For   Sale—Plenty    of   good
wood.   Cole's Feed Store.
dry
Wanted—Med.   clover   seed.  Bring
sample.    Cole's Feed Store.
Ball   Band   Rubbers   wear   better
arid cost no more.   At Parsons'.
W. E. Dietiker, licensed embalmer
and   undertaker."   Phone 175-F2.
Walverine-*Work Shoes give extra
service.  Sold by G. L. Parsons.
Battery rundown?    Wiedman Auto Co. will recharge it for you.
For Rent—Single room with gar- p^j. Sale—Breeding ewes and feed-
age.  Mrs. Nora  Schmid, phone 277. jng iambs. C. R. Parsons, phone 210.
For     Sale—Fine     Wool     Delaine!    cider  making   at   the   Bredernitz
rams.   Burt  Osborne,  Macon   phone mm  all   day Fridays  until  further
K--CV! A .. ^
5-F6.
notice.
Save money! Let Kelly, 211 South
Ann Arbor St., repair your radio for
you.
Two combines for custom work
on s&y beans. Emmett Hayes, phone
Saline 151-F3. _
To   Rent—5-room* house,   Water-
For Sales—Large size heavy wool
works road. Adults preferred. Phone ed   Delaine  .rams.    John  R.
149-F3.
For Sale—2,500 good used face
brick; also common brick. Wiedman
Auto Company. v 4i
Old Time Dance Thursday, Nov.
3rd, at Hertler's Polar Bear Casino.
Finkbeiner's  Orchestra.
der.
The Saline chapter of Future
Farmers desires to take this opportunity   of   thanking   the merchants,
Seven — Marcella Qwen.
. day caike with 25 candles  was presented  to Mrs.   Mary McMann,   the
Some of the youngsters who have oldest charter member, and the club
been absent  because -of   chickenpox sang   the   anniversary  song,
the teachers,  the band, the students have returned to- scl-<5-l -after, quite      Miss Fannie  Friis had  charge of
and many  individuals for  their  ex-  an extended vacatio-i.      , the   devotionals  and   after  a   short
cellent co-operation and support; Monday this week four new pupils business meeting, election of officers
Without these a fair would not be' entered -school. Stephanie and Gen- took place, resulting in the follow-
possible.    After all it is your  com-  evieve   Gala, who are  coming from ing:-
munity  and   your fair  and we feel the   Munger  school  of   Detroit,   en-=    President—Mrs. Ruth Hanson,
that you made the 1938 community tered the tenth grade; Dorothy Otto
fair the  best one we   ever. had.      ' " ~
For Sale—Tear old purebred
Shorthorn bull; also two Shropshire
rams. Charles Lambarth, phone 1-9-
F12. ' _
Macon phone 1-F1.
Ladd,
7
Feed Safe Way Dairy, 9 Proteins,
with your own grain. Saline Mercantile Company.
A full line of New Idea Implements and repairs. Call the Wiedman Auto Company. *
For Sale — Registered Chester
White spring boar, won first at the
County—fair. —Dwight Carr; phiotaie
144-F4. 4=
from   Belleville   entered  the   seventh  comb.
i grade,   and  Tom  Bradley of   Saline     Recording   Secretary—Mrs.   Waiva
f!h__f_rp<i_    Ymmo- Frvllrc I entered the eleventh grade.    The to-. Hammond.
v,_.i-J.u_e_i,   xoung J.MKS ta_   enroUment   for   the   six   upper     Treasurer—Mrs.  Ethel Stoddard.
Come III For A Tlfeat i grade-s  is  now £41  for the year  of      Corresponding   Secrtaary —   Miss
  which 196 haive' enrolled in the four Julia  Gordon.
The tenth, with 62, is
Seoijes of families know our service so well they, trade here regularly.
--.       __   ..    .    ,,       _. __ , , Let us convince you that it will pay
Vice   President—Mxs.   Grace   Hoi- you to trade at Schmid's Home Mar-
ket, the Friendly Store.
We call for and deliver—at no * extra charge. Don't hesitate if you
have only a small order. We appre-
The "dub" numbering 31 adjourned j ciate £ *»t *e  "^  "^ ^i™ "
Big   Free   Movie   Show   for   Entire ^^rSta^tt^'enT^^ to meet"wltS MrT^J. = W, attention      Swi,s   Clean^s,
; School at Salme Theatre ^^ cSs^tHo rmS a closl. for  the annual dinner in November. Wra-  Martin local agent,  phone 42.
SUonday Night.
senior
second.
The children and young folks
of Saline last year did a fine job
of co-operationi in refraining "from
doing  any damage  about the   com-
AT THE SALINE THEATRE
VOTE NO ON WELFARE REOR-
GANIAZTION
"Alexander's   Ragtime    Band"    is!
For Sate—LeFever, double hammer-ess shotgun;. Savage model 19,
bolt action, 22 match rifle. Robert
Bosch 4-pole, high tension magneto.
Cecil
I am now prepared to clean your
furnace with my new vacuum cleaner.   R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
Clean, up your flock with Acme
Worm Bouncer fed in self-feeders.
Saline   Mercantile   Company.
Feed-a balanced ration»from birth
to maturity to that flock 6f growing pigs.    Saline Mercantile  Co.
For carpenter -work, alter.tions
and repairs, call George F. Byers,
phone  3-F2, 209 S.  Ann Arbor  St
For your eyes consult the oculist
Dr. Gibson, ' Packard at Hill, Ann
Arbor. Lowest prices, TJ. of M. graduate,  47   years  in   practice.
DEAD OR ALIVE
Farm animals removed ' pror^'itly
Phone collect to Ann Arbor 2-2244.
Central Dead  Stock Co.
Whereas,   the. new   welfare   reor-
_.   —_,    o- —   -™-   ._.  , „-_._.       „■•_, _ c *   ganization law which was passed by. Harrison  water   car   heater.
munity.    They are to be  congratu- biUed for Thursday, Friday and Sat- ^ last legislature of the  State of i Davenport, 202 So. Ann Arbor St.
lated for it.    Partly because of the urday, which virtually assures pack- Michigan and is now up for refer- 	
fine response   last  year,  and partly ed houses every night. endum . at   the   November   election,!    For Sale—Country home^   2  miles
too because we  wish to   enlist, and I —-~ prohibits any further appropriations' out, 1 or more acres; .modern dwell-
keep the good wishes of the  young I    in  a   world  increasingly   disposed by theivarious   counties   toward   sol-. ing, furri_.ee, water, electricity, 2 car
folks,,   something   a   little   different  toward comedy  in its  screen "enter- dieTs amd  sailors relief commissions.' garage,   nice   lawn,   shrubbery   and
pSs  been planned  for   this Hallow- tainment, the  antics  of Janet Gay- The soldiers and sailors relief com- j trees.  Address   Owner, Box,   F,   Sa-
e'en.   The local theatre management nor, Robert MJontgomery and Fran- missions   in   various   counties   have j line Observer. 5
with the co-operation of several or- chat Tone in "Three Loves Has been engaged in providing assistance
ganizations' of the community are Nancyf>l should find an uproarious to soldiers and sailors and have
going to stage a BIG FREE MOVIE welcome. The picture opens at the functioned under. the exisitinig laws
for the   entire  school. Saline Theatre Sunday for a two-day for over fifty years.   '
There, Will be a special feature and showing. >    Whereas, the rights and privileges
comedies    lasting    for    about' two •    Miss Gaynor, as a small-town girl   which have   been   acquired through
12 varieties eating and cooking
apples; get your supply at once.
Wbodword Fruit Farm, 3 miles east
of Manchester, % mile south of No.
11. 3-4x
BARGAINS ON TRUCKS
1934 Ford Truck   Chassis.
1935 Ford  Stake Truck.
1935   Ford Dump   Truck.
._    ... _ .—      „   - .   _. .   . „   .     1936  Ford  Dump Truck.
ynours, the -__.st starting about 7:00 plays    one   of   her   unsophisticated considerable  effort over a period of'*wiedman Auto   Co.,  Phone 75,
p. m.,  to which all children of  the roles against  a background pf  gla- yearsv seem to be gradually divest- iine. Mich.-
lower grades are urged to go, and mour   and  ultra-modern   sophistiea- ed and that as veterans we should! .     ' ■ ,	
then   the   older  youngsters  will   be tion.    Tone   joins with Montgomery be strongly opposed to such legisla-i    F_r    sate—1%-ton    1936    Dodge
welcomed at the second show.   Par- in piWiding  the  comedy situations! tion.
Sa-
5
For Safe—Registered Shropshire
rams and ram lambs. Flock established 1890.    Choice registered stock
__     _      ____   always  for sale.     Write  for  prices
ji*fc_n_.ck, l'ion 1937 D^e pickup, "two and particulars.    C.  Lemon &" Son,
For Sale—3-burner Perfection. oil
stove with superfex burners, swivel
chair, combination lard press aiv.
sausage staffer. Mrs. Maurice H_r.-
doi'son, phone 272-F2.
Radio Service. All makegj/parts
and tubes; also gas, oil and accessories, groceries, candy, tobacco. Art's
Service Station, Saline-PIeasant'Lake
Roads.    Saline phone  181-F13.
In The Morning Mail
ents are urged to advise the chil-1 it is'the story of a novelist who, Now, Therefore be it Resolved,, by 1Q-20 McCo_mick-Deering tractors,,
dren to cor-operate with the time in-^hi escaping the wiles of" an actress, the William B. Lutz Post No. 322 one p-20 tractor, McCormick-Deering j
dicated. 'goes on a lecture tour of the South, of   Salilne that we axe   opposed  to busker, new—husked less than. 1,000
.There he meets Nancy, a small-town the     Welfare    Reorganization    Bill, bushels.    Herman  Heininger,   phone
'girl  arid  casually tells her that he which is„ to be' submitted for refer- 33.
  j will help her if she is ever in New endum at the November election, andi —■-         ,
Sacramento,  Calif.    Oct.  18.    1 Y,ork and needs assistance. When he that we  urge  veterans,   their  fam- j    ORDER  FOR PUBLICATION
Friend Wilson:     ' '   < '    .returns home he finds that the small- ilies, and friends to vote against ttfe.      Final Administration Account
I   have   received  the  last   week's town girl is already there.    Compli- State  Welfare   Reorganization   Bill..'■   "      . 	
Observer, which   always   comes    on cation^ ensue  when his best friend        William B. Lutz Post No. 322.    | STATE OF MICHIGAN, the Probate
Monday.' I am thinking that it must aild   publisher   falls   in   love   with' -   —  I    Court for the County of Washte-
be  near  the subscription expiration Nancy.    The novelist,   not realizing REPUBLICAN' RALLY AND !    naw. 29599
time so I am enclosing P.  O: order that he is also; in love with the girl,; .      DANCE NEXT TUESDAY,    At  a  session of  said Court,  held
'for   $1.50   to  renew   the   same    so wh5> incidentally, is already betroth-,*  at the Probate Office in the City of
kindly book me for another year.        ed> tries to.break off the courtship. 1    A Republican rally and dance will j^-,-. Arbor, in said County,  on the
Everything is  lovely here.    Won- His attempts are  finally successful   be held at the Higli school gym. on  20th day of October, A. D. 1938.
*~-i   only after a  series of comedy* Tuesday evening, Nov. 1.   Walter D.      Present,     Hon.     Jay     G. . P:
Dexter, Mich.
Pray,
YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
ASK YOU TO "BUY AT HOME"
His
derful  Autumn  weather- that is  es-  Dut   only after a  series oi  comedy Tuesday evenmg, jnov. j_.    waiter u.      Present,     Hon.     Jay
pecially characteristic of sunny Cal-." situations are generated which Keep Cook   will    be   chairman   and  "the Judge 6t  Probate.
ifofaiia.   I know that this is a beau-!016 laughter at a high level through- speakers for the event Will be Sen-     j-,   me Matter  of   the   Estate  of
tiful time of the year in Michigan; iout- ator   George   P.  McCallum of  Ann Andrew J. Warren, deceased.    •
I also realize that you will soon I Supporting players- iri the sterling Arbor, Hon. Earl C. Michener of ^^^ warren, Administrator of
have snow and ice and all that goes cast include Guy Kibbbe, Claire Adrian and Dr. C. E. Lubbers of Ai- said egtate, having filed in said
with it, the like of which we never *Dodd axid Reginald Owen in promi- bion, Good music -wil-x be provided (-j.-^ her f^^ administration ac-
have.     I feel that "I have shoveled, nent roles-    * | for the dancing  of old and modern   ^o^ and her petition praying for
my share of snow,  etc. ,„., _,. '          type  and it is  expected  the  Salme  ^   allowance thereof  and  for  the
Regards   and  best wishes to you        Id Glve a M™1*11   wlU D» shown High School band will be  on hand  assignment  and  distribution of  the
and all  enquiring friends. .next Tuesday and Wednesday. '-   --—*•- —-'   -'-«-—  *•-<■— --     -   -
Preston H. Rouse.
•     USED. CARS
Priced to   Sell Now!
1937 Ford V-8 Tudor.
1937  Ford  Deluxe Fordor.
1936 Ford Deluxe Fordor.
1934 Ford'Tudor, new  riiotcr.
1936 Ford Tudor, overhauled.
Wiedman  Auto  Co.,  Saline,   Mich.
GOOD VALUES
1931  Chevrolet Coupe
1934 Ford Sedan Delivery
1930  Chevrolet Rdstr.   Pic>:ur>
COOK MOTOR  SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
401 El Camino A,ve.
North Sacramento.
Menu for Baked Ham Dinner
SALINE ROTAE-T CLUB
.to   render   several   seledtions  before resiaUe of said estate,
1 sp_a__tng   begins   and   between   the
In the absence of a regular program, Dr. B. J. Wallace, provided a
"pinch-hitter"» in the forrix of a number of questions that riiight, qr-might
be   easily   answered,   at    last
orations.
It is  Ordered, That the 23rd day
of   November,   A.   D.  1938,   at' ten
I o'clock in the forenoon, at said Pro
Wanted—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of estates, etc.,
will -confer a favor by having it sent
to this newspaper. The rates are
universal. in such matters and to
have your notices appear in this
paper it is only necessary to as'c th«
Probate Judge to send them to The
Observer—
We   cannot   help   your  neighbors
Saline   General   Hospital .   bate   office,   be   and  is   hereby  ap~ ^orr.owing your Observer each week,
pointed for examining and allowing I~"*      "   "     ""   ~J~*~~ "■•■"-■-   *--
Miss Eva Falk of- Milan had her'said account and hearing Said pet-
Baked Ham,  Scalloped Potatoes      ber of questions that might, or-might tonsils removed last   Thursday.  *       tion.- *
Creamed  Onions,  Corn and Noodles not   be   easily   answered,   at    last     Mrs.   Fred Haarer  underwent  an\    It Is Further Ordered, That pub-
CJrariberry Relish, Cabbage Salad     Thursdayls  meeting  of  the   Rotary' appendectomy  Tuesday  afternoon.*   1 lie notice thereof be given by pub-
Hot Rolls                Butter            Club.                                   ...        j    Mrs. Rudolph Bersuder of Bridge- lipation   of   a   copy   of   this   order.
Pumpkin ot Apple Pie            j    It is to be regretted that more of water  was brought to  the hospital for   three  successive  week previous
Coffee.     ,                       [the general public did not'turn out following    an    automobile   accident  to said day of hearing, in The Sa-
. Adults 40c, children under 10 years j to. hear Hans  Kardell  in . the   eve- Sunday evening.   X-ray examination line   Observer,   a newspaper printed.
of  age 25c. -                                           ning,  the audience being disappoint* 'revealed   a   sprained   ankle   which*and circulated  in  said Counfy.
Federated CSaurcib; Friday, Nov. 4. ingiy small.                                           'was placed in,a. casfc-fnd she return-       Jay. Gl Pray,* Judge  of Probate.
5:30 until all are. served.                 |    Joseph Warner  of  Ypsilanti   and ed home .that* evening.'                   '■'}_. A  true  copy.
Goodwill   class.of * tlie  Federated, Lewis   S.   Bwjwn   of   Detroit   were \    Miss Irene Korte' had: her tonsils-. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate
Church School.      " guests. removed Tuesday morning. ' Oct. 27, Nov. 3-10, 1938
but we can call attention* to the
fact that the cost of .becoming a
regular subscriber is less than 3c
per week. That cost Is very .-little
as compared with the trouble of
having to go over tosomebody else's
house to get tiie paper, wait for
someone else to finish reading it
and then not haiVe ttfe privilege of
cutting out special things. At less
than -3c per week the borrower can
have a copy first hand without bothering anybody. 51