1938-12-01; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 58
saline. Washtenaw county^ Michigan,   THUKS_>|_y,. December i, 1938
NUMBER 9
Growing in Favor
That our institution and its satisfying
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service is meeting witlu the erithuitaslac   -.%
approval of our community is evidenced
by our ever-growing list of customers.
Our service will please you, too.   >-
Tragedy Results
From Collision
Woman   Killed   and  Several   Injured
When Two Autos Meet ,
Head-on.
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I : A tragedy which saddened Thanksgiving for those involved occurred
Wednesday afternoon when two cars
crashed head-on about a mile and a
half,.west of town. One car*was
Det^riters' bound ;&__ Wabash, »_jttd-
j iana, where they expected"^*© spend
j the day with relatives and the other
! car was enroute to Detroit from
| Fremont, Indiana. Mrs: Lillian
j Pinkerton -of Detroit received a frac-
! tured ankle and right leg and had
| cuts about the. nose. Her two sons,
j Duane and Bernard, each were in-
j jured also. Duane was cut very
'   badly   under   the    chin,   practically
Saline Merchants
Io Start Season
KEEP MONEY MOVING
Those   Wishing  to   Join  Team   Are
Invited to Try Out on Wednesday Evening, Dec 7.
New  Assistant Scout  Executive
The Saline Merchants basketball
team will again get under way for
the. season by holdgg their first practice Deeemlber 7th at the High
School gymnasium. Any one interested Irt playing^-is-' •welcome'' to trj
out that night.* Ail players muse'
bring their own equipment on this
o_ aiiion.
I_ast year the Merchaiits made a
fine record, winning 20 out of 24
games, ringing up 509 points to 204
of -their opponents. .. _:.
''^Vhe --tean\ -iSis year will   operate
on  an   athletic  club -'basis     At the
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TeU It and   Sell  It  Makes
Many an Active Dollar
These Liners are  Great
Little   Go-Getters
Busy Little Ads Working
Day After Day and
Some Nights
MINIMUM CHARGE, 25 CENTS
Lost—Cameo  pin.
telephone 155-F3.
Reward.     Call
  Men's All Wool  Mackinaw Coats,
first meeting officers will be elected ^a™1 an" durable, $6.45 at Parsons'.
for the season.   It-Is hoped that all :	
interested  will turn-out to see the     Found—Watch.    Owner may have
Special   Sale  Boys'   Sweaters  98t
at Parsons.
Heating   and   sheet   metal   work.
R. G. Wahl, phone 160.
fPor    Sale—O. -1.    C   stock   hog.
Finis Nohle,  Route Two. 10
i   from, ear to  ear,  and had  a  frac-
\   tured. right  wrist and  a  compound HORTICULTURISTS wuaKBUBU.   »„  «_..!_ _ul.   ._  ..cc
fracture iof   the right leg.    Bernard ^f> MEET DEC. 6-8 M^c___its ta^ctiOTTth_.U*^nter?Tw_ P>e iky proving property and pay-1    For    Sale—Plenty    of. good    dry
games will be played each night and ^S for th*8 notice.    P. F. Pink, at wood.    Cole's Feed Store.'
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received   a   possible,   skull   fracture     	
{   and an  injured elbow,    fors.  Pink- Annual, fjieeting  of the   Michigan hoth^v^r te ^Uirmers^" 6m-"^ first ^e Kroger Store".
erton's    niece    Afiss   Peggy   Oeve- Hor^^^ociety^ Grand. Rap- *£_ gZe w.11 ^some t__5*S                      	
j   land     also   of   Detroit,   xeceiyed   a ^^ *_!, «n4. ^ 3?»eotM™ the w__k of Dec. 14, so turn out and f
)   Boy Scout Activities    j
For  Sale—Plymouth Rock pullets.
1   Henry  Goltz, phone; 122-F3. 10
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner'       >.■
fractured   right  leg   and   chest  in7. with." the'-annual   Appte   Show will ^^ Q-g-j. __,.
juries.     The   Iboys   ha^   their   guns bring together grower^ and ^scient^ts      A         . -^ --^^ fn s^ j_—-_   — ~    "_—.'"TT^,., -, \ Wanted—Cook. 'Mrs. Junius Beal,
and   hunting   equipment    and,   had m search of better quality fruit that do  _£ ^ m,11ng ^ ..Kub« Kuebler "    !^^ 343 Fifth Avenue, Ann Arb&r.
planned on an ideal outing.                   will maiiitam a place in -the appetites at The atizens Bank before Dec. 7. Yoder to  Speak at Annual                               —	
H.  H.  Pinchon  of Fremont,  Ind., ,cf Michigan consumers.                                             Warren Gross, Manager. Scout Meeting BaU   Band   Rubbers   wear   better
was cut about the, ncse and received      Announ<K_xient of,ithe program by                     _  Johni   s    page,   president   of   the and cost no more.   At Parsons'.
j   chest injuries.   Hfe is recovering as H.   D.  Hootman,   society  secretary, p_w     A    j';T         j Washtenaw-Iivingston     Boy     Seoat'."; ■	
!   rapidly   as   can  be   expected.     His indicates^gro^ers,^ truckers and fruit *-.«t_*X -aiia   IjOJ   HI Council,  has announced that Dr.  O, W. E. Dietiker, licensed embalmer
I wife   was   dead   when "admitted   to growifig  speeiili^tfs, \yill .crowd   30
i the   hospital.    The  Dietiker funeral features uitd'the^lhj^e-May-"meeting.
] home took charge of the body and      Description of--the: Jlargest irrigat-
S it was shipped back to Indiana the ed orchard ;Ci'''ChiO, -250 acres, Is to
j following  day.    The  Pinchons * were  be giveii the fi^-jjftfifaioon by L. G.
J on their way to spend Thanksgiving* Dean, Geneva,. Ohio, jjlhree truckers
' with -their' daughter  in   Detroit.           *     .*• "•!__   to giy'e painters to  fruit
growers.   The truckers .in^ude RoB-
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HOUSEWIVES   HERE   JOIN
'TOO Hot To Handle' R-   Y°der, psychiatrist at the YpsI-  a^id   undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
. lanti   State   Hospital,   will   be   the'*:	
Coming to Saline Theatre for Thurs-  speaker  at   the   annual  meeting  of"      Radio repairing; used radios for
day, Friday and Saturday; "if- So°n*   °°S^:   whi?h - wiU A h* "^ KeIly' 211   Sa   AmL Altoar Sfc-
r_w.      4«-o _. eld   at   the   Michigan'  Umon,   Aim 	
otner Attractions.    ... Arbor, on Tuesday, December 13, at     Special Values in Men's and Boys'
6:30  p. m.    The meeting will .begin Sweaters.     Sale   Price  98e  at Par-
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* t,   i • v t.      t,   -   n*. -a -   «,,    .  F.„ ^ ^ ^dce^ive Kme, and with dinner and,  in addition to Dr. sons',
ert Buskirk, Paw Paw* Theodore Hlel- for the seventh time since they enr Yoder's  address   will consist of  re-
CRUSADE   AGAINST   TAXES ^c^^^£_^*S.  Sf toTl^Sf 'JOSZrSfZ **** ?.-** ^f^T, <^^     Old Time Dance Thursday, Dec. 1,
Miss Esther landwehr,. of  Saline, /f&   fi^.   ^ a^Mts-in: Michigan,  Saline. Theatre  this   evening.     Mis. £Z^n        ^ electlon. of  offlcers chestra.
for   1939.
For Your  Fall Needs
GLASS ItOQMNG
BARN DOOR TRACK AND 1EAKGERS
PRATTS POULTRY AND ANIMAL REGULATOR
toda.y   v^ .__^ed^chaifmaa:-of   a ^W6    ind&na^ Iill'inois.   Wisconsin. Loy' plays a daring aviatrik and Ga-      ™e  committer   in   charEr.   of th.      tt_>_,_  m. wq„ r>_,^-.   o -o^^^
iZ^^"°l^t^^iJ^^: Kentu,#; .TeSessee, j Georgia   and fete   portrays   a   newsreelma_i   who p^^aZaS^ 2! J^Jr?LZ't^'JL£Z*%£
•er_"Ta__ Commission'as women here ^""YZZL T'W" ' : ----=- 77^wi_7n_»th. ™"~"       "~ pluming of the annual meeting con- with .your own grain.    Saline Mer-
o jom the commission's "na- ^ge^tor "cars, rethed fr_m rail      B__^ »   a 1.tory   by Len Ham- ?±._ °iJ?5?e^^__ne_. «Lj^ ^^ Company,
1© crusade against taxes that servjce but used by growers, are to be mond,  ace -newsreelman   during  1	
penalize  the   consumer. ^    pictured hy-Carl Sweikert, Hopkins, Italian occupation of Ethiopia? "Too p^
movea _o j.in uie oommiBsion*   n«t-   . Refrigerator cars, retired from rail      Based on   a  story   by  Len  Ham- Arbor    Ernest   C3ia_ell_  of Ynsilari
peS^T^LS^ *—.«»* serrice but used by growers^etobe mond,  ace •new_reelm^du-ingi. tte-J^ Sc^f^SveVa-t^Mac-     -Men'. Suede Jackets a_d Leather
penalize  tne   consumer.                         pictured by-Carl Sweikert, Hopkins, Italian occupation of Ethiopia? "Too peek oW.  TO^i   r^iA_^_T_,    r .kkok
Her   appointment  was   announces  wm{ amZach .Berrien' Snri_.es ,axf[Hot    to    Handle"    swings -speedily      ^e     silver     BeaVer     Oom,. ittP« ^      ^L ^ ' ' '
nm     the.     fif>tnn.__tsionrs     national _■____   ,_-.-_,'"« l_      ->-.■_*_...    *_?_,  _, ^. .. i^, *.. ^_..5_   _».-   .   "       +"e     ouver     weaver     committee c.50.* at Parsons'.
.      _ . .      usskhis      nauonai otto   Klenk,   Sparta.     Roadside  and around the world to China, the Am- wm   bp £rla_.   tn iwrivs  <ni'_fo»«HoTi'<i
headquarters   in    Chicago,    through retaii sales will be described bv three azon  iunffles.* New   yotk  and   else- lom anwn.   __ t_f the T_STe.re
_ __  Conway   who returned'    •  *   V * v  tt     «-i     ^o P°ssioie  re       vvaniea—win _o ao general nouse-
president     Miss   Landwehr  is   alsa j"jf ^?i^i^"^^."H~Bh^" i«S_5Jy " ft<^n   England   where   he /wff °   ^LIyZx* YY^Zlu,  t^_ ^_r __^.. ^e for .toy ?ve y6^3, „ld
neaoqiwrters   in    cmcago,    tnrougn retail saleswiil be described by three azon jungles,* New   ^ofk  and   else- trom „*       M to the wj^ble re-     m    ,. ^   .-i", »   ^      , „
Mrs.   Kenneth   C.   Frazier,   nabonai. otJ-er men   s.*.__ Green of Hillsdale, where.    Jack Conwav! whb returned' Z°Z£&^J^lL?£-J^ltJ^     Wanted—Girl to do general house-
president of the  Woman's   Club.        ingeF   Adrian. * filmed  "A  Yank at Oxford,
The commission is described as  a      gtaff ,^,-^-3 of  the ,.college ap- director.
H._n l_^i 1 1' _T«     1 |The commission is described as  a      g,^ members of  the colie-e ap- director ^"T1".. "fUura   ^   "*«   ,ifuill;"' -	
M-lil*a<de   \__yOal   ail£]   I^OlCe- I ^-F^1-^ organization  conducting ve&Tins on ffie progl.am ^ife Dr.      Gahle and M3ss Loy* first became °s   *L_-iS-^  -f   A_SSArbor    C    p'      I am «<?w * prepared to clean your
E   VJiaUV.    X*"UM*A .«£.£#«* .'%^^"^V .      a drive by housewives of the nation C   x.   _.0^f^^_-_.^T3C_„_i-_   «.^w.„^ '__ ™,t.to,*_n_-w.»ffi.»'.f_=m'»_«n  2: .lj*ngrora  «   Ann atdof,   u.   p.  furnace with my new vacuum clean-
is the ^i1- S   Presented  annually,  to   an 2u North Aim Arbor Street
is  uie outstanding scouter   of   the   council.
^The   committee   consists   of   Dr.   T.
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We have a good supply ©f geoftttine^Iga^P'OC-ahon.t^,
on hand!   Try a load pf "RED- BAR."   W_istt Sterl-;
ing is to silver, "RED BAR" is to coal.
W^TE OAK, and aU kinds of Soft Coal
HORTON ELCTRIC WASHERS
THE FAMOUS B. P. S. PAINTS
LAMBARTH BROTHERS
General'Hardware ■   ° Phone 105'
f:^i"S.^^?-SB^ ^f^--'^ Marshall,   E.   J.   _iasmusse__;^
|,-UV-rd   of Highland Park,.-,the com- Cast^ ^  ^^^ ^^^   ^
8  missions    Michigan   national   com-	
"^S™?-   I?xember- . _. STATE   RESOXJBCES * -"
.   TMus is a movement every house- :: TO BE TOLD" ON AIR
wife   should support,". Mrs.  Frazier 	
said,   in  wel(»_mng  the  new   chair-
.    _ The" hoihinattftg*' cOmtnittee*■* con-'   . _., _,,-*>.__
p.Miles have c_~starred  m "Manhattan Mel- sists; of Ira M, £^ith of-Ann Arbor,      Clean   up - your flock  wiUi   Acme
•!■-      '. odram,"  "Men- ih- White,"   "Wife vs.  George Handy -f'-Tpsila__ti and Pau' ^ .^ 5 _r Un*!. -i*6%™-  ^-f^f^,
 ~           "Test Hber |>f; llowell. Saline   Mercantile   Company.
Benjamin H. VandenBelt of Ypsilanti -will), serve   as  the  resolutions
Secretary" '• "Parriell"
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For Sunday* and Monday,  "Listen  committeei
Feed a balanced ration from birth
to maturity *to" that"flock of grow-
\ mari     "Hidden taxes  which increase      Resources of Michigan; both. abovfi^Darhng," starring Judy Garland an"l     The .annual  meeting may ibe at- mS. .pigs..... Sahne Mercantile  Co.
j ftT'costYo[  _veSnJwe buV^ and: below the soil surface, will rbs, Ereddie.,Bartholomew,   who^try   t- tendea ;byja.u scou^ and reserva. ' :- -~—~~^- ,.     *
I '____!- for _.^r_^t%f^l tZ'reS adored .n complete desmptaoa.iifcia.-ifed.avhusband for their .mother,-'wil' tibns ^ialready being, made. An ^ carpenter work, alterations
I" _nZ_ ^_ld ^v^locll ^tate'"i_d serifes rfn-dtetotadca-te'tof-ttfc'aaBa'be- the attraction. Judy also 'sings 4ttendaiic« of more thaL a hundred «™» rePa^'* ^ £**& f-' J*^
*'SS^^ir__^^axJ^S__-T'weeS1y-'   OVer    ^K__R, . edutetioi_-.-in.,thiS- picture.      . ;     ;.r, ; / "men. is, __|-cted.   Fathers of scouts.   Pho™  8-M. 209 s-  ^  ■**»  st-
^pnal   governments,   acK>rdmg   t-    ^j   facility of Michigan-States*CoL-.,:.. .. ... : " *    -     * *'";**  '*'• mferested i   citizens        civic-mindeti -^f-r—r-f*-*^. T ,-     •'.
tte^.comm^ipnX-r^arch ...depart-,^..- y _"«... ,   •      _   <^^ure -ftffi^ starring \^fi ^^^ ^^SaittefIS ^wS?      Farm Wanted_-Be^. poultry-farm
ment.
AT THE PRESENT PRICE OF EGGS
You Can Not Afford to Experiment!
Lauro Feeds have all'been.through that process;.
If your hens are hot "'doing' what they should,
TRY LARRO! ;     .■■   ?'
If your cows are off in production, TRY LARRO!
If your pigs are scrawny and loafing, TRY
LARRO! v"
And for • a big surprise, have the Mrsi - TRY
LARRO FAMILY FLOUR,! ^v^
Give your poultry flock a Christmas present of
a Sanitary Feeder or Drinking FountaEin. We have
them, any size, at the right prices.
A fresh supply of 41% Cotton Seed Meal and Soy
Bean Meal. '.. V--.''     '
Cole's Feed St<b#e
PHONE 47
SALINE
^H-rtxi.   'm«L "":ipviW "-n.i   ir.o^t"   "iThe new series of nrograms^snon^ lace- Beery and Jackie Cooper, whir.    tfso0'"'woiS- Livingston .counties,  are ^  ^tJodte   that  $3,000.00-cash  will
"Th^e   utise_jn..;-te.i«* -£a^.. ^st.^ ................ __uy. Address 34 East-Mieihigan.'-Yp-   -•'-
heavily   on.   ^ower-mcome. : fermlies,. Coftservition   lBllHtitllte> <wm, utilize-;,-Stents. <^appears !Tu_sday; '-Wednes-^    ■--'.'.       :,*_______. silanti. -  .......   ,..«.-•,.,.-,   ....,.».    -^.,t.
Slh.jl-'^^i^JK . -,5'Pbl-ir   Bears"-th_y   call    them-     TT .-^-.^    _^,,,     ,      '
clothing, fuel, rent and other famil.   gourc_   congemLtion.     StatE_._l_pa3.fe-...   ._-:     ■       ■ ■ -     —  "      selves—the* huskv scouts who so to     Use. your   brw.dersfcH.eto  keep
essentials, with the result that many.
ment'officials in, Lansmg-rare oo^>p:r^_t__B.-A_JN ARBOR
selves—the* husky scouts who go to - • -  .-_ - ■,■-,,--.:■■ .^._
winter  camp each year.    Of  course y°ur hen touse diy this?wMer. See
dmd  ORCHESTRA they sleep in! heated cabins and eat u*|   ^^^   Plans-     Saiine   Hatchery,
'   "-"" m'the mess hall in the Jnain lodge  P"-one 52-F2-.
families;have .to jwe up soine of the       u      ^ plannin& the-series;
neS^S_, to xi__te--^'-ine_t» The ustening pubUc_s--0_have.*-a_ir^
Hundreds, pf units; in_ states from ^^^t pa^ ^  these_i-weekly ,15.
_itif__fct--comments -:rt^_. .. ■    -_J  ""*".    ^.^1   . _£ -. rtn._   ...:_.t ^ • .-..•__:-.,.   „--i,   —tE^o- .Breeder. Masft     aahne   Hatch-
important P^Y^'^^^w^^-^~^f^l-iAjmy'^^i 'avic; C_(*estea.Dl.t .still.tlie prograJn will, he one to
•a. • Frazier  said-, 4^,. ■ „.- ■_,. - _   _
^    .       - ~ ,v-_ - -■ - .. --•      ..-_..     :      the air at x p. m.
and, plans  call for groups  ut- every -      -       ^   -
Keep down feed costs. TJste % your
form families here of their tax hur-
den.
IvnCHIGAjV CROPS FCrlV 1-38
^-g-Egg breeder  Mash.    Saline  Hatch-
oii  eW. Ppone 52-F?,_-
and
- -    _       . i-i-5«_o_?*will be ___r_ed   but a silver  close  Saturday afternooiii, Dec.  31st
at.least an answer by ipaa^props- ^^^    ^^ received'so that any- Edward Danaher. assistant scout ex- „FaFm  ^mais rfmovfdTJ)roin^
es L- R... Sclwenmann, msfatute direc- Qne ._,.%..      to contribute toward the ecuUve of the Washtenaw-Livingston phone colIect to Ann A11501, 2-2244-
tOr. ...•*>.. .     .. .        - -.-_- -r     ._.,, :.. __     _._-_-.»__
DEAD OR ALIVE
costs of their transportation to Sa- .Council, will serve as camp director  -wrr«i   L,ean   hrocKW
Timeliness  is   another, feature  of   .--_ _■_    vnv      ' n^nkrtunitv to do and will be assisted by a chef and 	
ARE VmY SATISFACTORY  the series. Mixed m with tal^ about &ne «iay hayp an .opportunity to ao ^^ other leaders   y     _vnTL,..        _,1938 Dodge Fordor Touring Sedan,
TTNTJStTAL    ACCIDENT
DeLuxe - equipment; had the best of
care; looks "and,runs like hew. Wiedman Auto Company.
An     unusual     accident    occurred
soil,   minerals,  oil   and gas,   forests■■-. •        n .       .    comtlosed of 40
The 1938   crop-season has, ended and   waters   will   be-   timely   talks -Y™£ .^fS^^-bSfS^MMn
more favorably in Michigan than us- .ahout game in season, wild flowers, fe.^.^""!™ --   py-mri   o    P-t'*s   v '
ual.     Abnormally    warm, and    dry fishing.     Specialists   at -the   W_leSe*""   „^-   pv>r the Salin_> at.T)-arance      ---             	
weather throughout October enabled will' be, used on  many.-.Of the-pro- r^~f££. Z"y™L  ^rffl  be included, about   four .miles   west   of   Saline,      For y°ur eyes consult the oculist
Michigan .farmers   to   complete   the grams, in- others the outside* authon- ?.» ni_gsraa_i   a' flute soloist   wil' ""'*»■*• ^^ h*>me *^C Mr. and Mrs   W. Dr-   Gibson,   Packard  at Hill,   Ann.
fall harvest rapidly and with a min- ties  will be  asked to present their ^p_^LrestinL contributions to the P-   Sehwocho,  Tuesday afternoon at Ar^or- Lowest prices, TJ. of M. grad-
imum of weather losses.    The Mich-  specialties   in   conservation of  s^te —-eramf about  three   o'clock.                               uate,  47   years  in   practice.
igan   Co-operative    Crop   Reporting resources. Elvervone is cordially invited to at-      The driver of a wrecker frnm the  :	
Se_vice states that very little chsuijgt   . ■    _-__._ ;^_ -               ,._„,,   4is   oncert   and   bring-   your *-*<~n    Wro.ker   Service,    Detroit,     For     Rent—Smgle     and     double
A. deer   huntrng'   parn..: -^.^.^--^ ih??__ . who     attended
The  corn crop yielded better thafi  of  Fred" Bradstreet,- Fred   Shoema- "f™,^^0 fiT1t ^rforr
necessary.
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"THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURES"
Saline Theatre
CLARK GABLE and MYRNA LOY in
"Too Hot To Handle"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1, 2 and 3
Judy Garland and Freddy Bartholomew in
"LISTEN DARLING"
Sunday and Monday, December 4 and 5
WALLACE BEERY atid JACKIE COOPER in
'TRl^SU-_£„ ISLAND"
Tuesday, Wed_ie«i^ Tliursdayr*Dec,^7 and fc
BENEFIT P^(5B.AS!^Al.INE GIRL SCOUTS :
in production  estimates  fnom  those ADDISON   MEN   ESCAPE'    t     -^    Mends      The   orchestra   has   made stated   that he  lost   control  of  the rooms*     comfortable     weU    heatei
issued   a  month  earUer were  made DEATH BY   INCHES J™*^   ^f™^^     ^ vehicle  after   which  it   crossed  the Garage avaUaMe.    Edna  Gross   317
B: cOT^ed S^who     attended    recall    wltt highway    smashing   off   six    guard E   Ml*.    Plume  236. 6tf
.^noema     ,>^ a fine nerformance. rails «nd plunged into the ditch. __^       ,    ,     _ _.,_.,...--.
average in all parts o| the sjate, was ker,  Herman Jay and  son, Howard, »pie«u.u__   »«j.t  A   few. __j_.__tes   later a   _._  ^^      Everybody knows  that Hemz's  57
well matured, and should rate good had the narrowest of-escapes, from. ..     r . -p.       -j.  i a   flat   tire   aDDroa«hed   and   when Varieties  are standard  quality,   but
in feeding value.    The production is death or injury that has been heard "        ^-cm.    f_OSDll*H
estimated at 57,240,000 bushels from  of   in  some  time. 	
the total havested acreage.   The av-      They left here Sunday evening in     H. H.   Pinchon   of Fremont,   md.
T^rnr  even -with.  th8"scene of  the perhajs every&Jdy doesn't know we
a. m-a-vr.t  p.  h,^   f«D   flew  off   from carTy ^eir fuU line.  Schmid's Home
Market.
      __--     -.  „            - .___.«.- . •    .     _, t.-     .v.    t5l° wheel  and nrilled into   the ditch
erage percentage of the total acre- Mr. Bradstreet's car with his house is   recovering   nicely   from   ms   in- near   the   wrecker.
age  husked   and   utilized  for  grain trailer for the n_i_h woods, and as juries     sustained    the    day    before      -pj.,   flat  ti_.   ^__g   repaire<j   axid
during the past ten years is 63 per they were   crossing the  Pere  Mar-   __ia____giv_n_   im   an   auto   crash.      ^ ....^ replaced  by   the   two      woo°-   niusn,    r.
cent, but the percentage for the cur-  quette  railroad in  Lansing  albout 7     Mr. and Mrs. Ervin WUd are the _,_,;_.   w^0   w_re  ^   ihe ^-.g^g-.  a.   motor, good tires.
1931   CHEVROLET   COACH
Good   finish,    recently   overhauled
rent season is not yet available. The  o'clock,   a   passenger   train hit   the proud parents iof a 7 pound daugh-  ^    f^me of the accident
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production is three" per cent greater house trailer hroadside and smashed ter   born   Friday   night,   Nov.    25       J^.   ~~Q "^ras inj51redWg_;thou*?'h fl*"-        Authorized  Chevrolet Dealers
than in 1937 and 40 per cent abo.c  it    to   kindling   wood.      Provisions, The little lady has been named Flo-  vph;cle   -^g   auite   badly   damaged
the 10-year average. clothing,   bedding,   three  guns,   etc, rine   Kaye. -.<.-_    -__„„—   _• 4_=—._-_■   i-_.     .___'      ^ ..—
Michigan    growers    harvested     c were   scattered all over, the street
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Henry" Clark,   who   lives   on   th-  %%£  P°Kce   ^estigated  the   icci- ^'tnl^"^a„"o)i ^.^ce_so^
SALINE   GIRL  SCOUTS
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Service Station. Saline-Pleasant Lake
Roads.    Saline phone   181-F13.
crop of 32,040,000 bushels of pota- but luckily the car escaped, as did Pleasant lake road, was brought t**
toes this year according to the Oc- the men, without injury-- One: rifle the hospital Thaniksgiving day be-
tober and November'estimates. How-  and one suitcase were   not damaged  cause of- injuries sustained the day
ever,   the   general   opinion   is   that      Mr. Bradstreet was driving; there before   when  his  car  slid  into   th_ > * v 	
about one-fourth of the total is (be-  was the usual amount of traffic; -a. ditch.    He vis recovering nicely. The -girls are sponsoring  a  show      The astouruiing success of the Lin-
low TJ. S. No. 1 grade. Yields in train had passed just-before they Mrs. Martin Schaible is receiving at the Saline Theatre, "Treasure er ads in all the services that they
general average more than for any a_rived at the crossing,, and-lappar-"treatment for shook and injuries Island," December 6; 7, 8. The perform is due to the uncertainty rf
recent year. Yields obtained per ently the crossing "was .clear. ---The sustainel Sunday afternoon when the money will be used for each girl's community events that prompts th.
acre in, the southern part of the state men found:tfufc later ttiat the- gates.-car in  which  she  was ridin.   with uniform. - •        xeader to cover his newspaper ever.
were good. at the   crossing "were*-*out .of order her daughter, Mrs. Louetta Wurster,    , J.,nev are gomg  to make posters week and to the certainty of result.
The   apple  crop  was but half o" and   there   was   supposed , to be. a e£ Bridgewater   collided   with   one and;.the, one   who   makes   the  best from advertising because of this un-
the yield last year.    Pear crop-was watchmani -on^ duty, "but jf .therefewas driven hy Henry Feeman.    The col-receives   a   prize. certainty.
unusually  large  while  grapes   wei-  he   evidently    became   confused:  in lision occurred  om Dell road at the      The girls are gomg ta go caroling , 	
practically a failure in n__ny vine- the rush of cars bothwwa.ys:asythey ton of .a hill. Mrs. Schaible re- and their program will be a_mou&cetii -Ranted—People in this vicinitv
yards. .... failed   to  see   him  or   any^signalff ceived a-fractured left arm and leg   later. , i* *  J_; .whoi^-av^.any'legal printing requnigi
■-_.".. to-stop. Her daughter was cut on the fore- -  We   have   17   in   our   tr_op*_ndi-*__ -the Settlement   of  estates,   et_.,
CARD OF THANKS The men returned to theiir»hOmes- head "above   the  left  eve   and   w- hold  our  meetings   every_ Tuesd-y; vdll confer1 a -favor hy having it s<"i'
secured   more   provisions^ horrowed taken- to the home   of her   sister, at   "4   o'clock   at   the  Legiori'Ball to  thfsi-newspaper.    The rates   ar->
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