1939-05-18; Saline Observer

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SALINE,   WASHTE3NW   COUNTY, mCIHGAN. THURSDAY, -MAY   18,  1939
3NU3MBER   33
Where do you keep
your valuables?
—answer it yourself . . then come in and
inspect one of those individual safe deposit
boxes that we lock away for you in our .big
steel vaults.
—-and remember—you carry the only keys
that securely lock your valuables in.
«    .      o-   •      n    —       Merchants Play Tie
Junior-benior rrom   ;      Sunday At
TnmnrrAW   rUPfllllO  Teams Deadlocked After 17:Innings;
lOIUOlTUW    EVCUIUg Rockets Lose Two Gknes in
Sunday   At   InksterlSoy BeanS Subject
At Rotary Meeting
Closed  Parity,   But   Spectators Will
3Be  Admitted   to  "Uie
Balcony.
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story 3Bank On the Corner
i   |
I
• 17 innings with- 3Inkster Sunday aft-
  '; ternoon before the game was finally
Plains for  the Junior-Senior Prom' called because of darkness.   At that
~a~~  „™,r      Tt   time   the   score was deadlocked   at
of   1939   are  well   under  way.     It  ™£ ^ ^  -t seelned M Xbga^
is to be held on the evening ot ^ acQj.e would COntinue to be tied.
Friday, May 19, in the high school; Harvey Frey got into, his second
gymnasium. ! pitchers' duel of the season, but this
Contrary to previous reports, thei time he wag ^j^ie to top the fine
theme for the decorations will bej performance that Tessler, 3Inkster's
patterned upon a Spanish hacienda.: -y^^ igave.- This Sunday Saline
The decorating committee, under i tra(v.els fe Northville to play the
the supervision of Donald Rock, has- Amaza Motor Sales
been and will be worldng very hard! -~™ ""™
on the decorations. They hope that I
the theme chosen will be -very at-j
tractive and. quite different from;
the typical garden scene so often,
used
EL  1R/OW '
  ! James  Campion,  of   3Eord  Research
The   Saline  Merchants played for1' Departme^-Guest Speaker
Committees for all the various
phases of the affair have been appointed aind each is under the supervision of one or. more members of
the faculty so that all of the work
will not be left up to the class
sponsor as it has been in the past.
The foanquet, which is exclusively
for juniors, seniors, board of education members and their wives
or husbands, aind faculty with their
wives or husbands, will be served
at 6:45, p. m. There will be a
program after the banquet and
then an intermission during whicb
the floor will be cleared for thej
dancing. j
The dance will begin at 9:00.
Each junior or senior is allowed one
guest and only one, so that it will
be a strictly closed party with no
tickets being sold. Guests should
be registered with 3Mrs. Kuebler in
order to be admitted. k However, the
balcony seats will be available at
10 cents each for any would-be
observers.
Each junior has  something  to do
1939. SCHEDULE
May 21—Saline  at*'North-wile.
28-—Garden City  here.
30—Schrader here.
June 4^—Saline  at 3I3nkster.
11—Saline at  PlyntfJuth.
18—Saline at North^le.
25—Redford here.'   33
July 2—Saline  at iVayne.
4—Northville  here, v
9—Inkster here.     *-"'
16—Saline  at Garden City.
23—Saline  at Plymouth.
30—A. of C. here.
Aug.  6—Allen here.
13—Northville here.
20—Saline at Redford.    %,
Last Thursday.
Witchery
vs.
Business
GIVE US A RING FOR
Welch Higrade Fertilizers
FARM  SEEDS, BULK  GARDEN   SEEDS
Vigoro, Bone Meal, for lawns and gardens
EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS
Three kinds of HYBRID CORN
LARRO FEEDS, BRAN, MIDS
. MEAT SCRAPS, TANKAGE; OIL MEAL
SEMI-SOLID   BUTTERMILK,   DRIED
SWEET MILK and BUTTERMH-K
LARRO FAMILY FLOUR
Inoculation for seeds and Soy Beans.   Smut treatment for Oats.
Cole's Feed Store
Rockets Lose to 3Edison Institute    j
Saline High lost its first game of
the season when it bowed to Edison! 3Enstitute in . a, non-league tilt
at Greenfield Village Friday. In a
tight- on& which went eight innings, Edison was able'to nose out
the Rockets 8 to 7,
With the fielding of Saline failing
for the first .time, Edison scored
their runs on just six hits. Six errors, four passed-balls, and two batters hit" by pitches^ balls proved
costly to the Rockets*
Edison    started " scoring    in    the
James   Campion,  of  the   research
department of the 3Ford Motor Company at Dearborn, wag guest speaker   at   the  meeting  of   the   Rotary
Club  at The Tavern last Thursday,
and   his   address proved interesting
and enlightening.   He  brought with
him -a numiber of jars of soy beans
and their byproducts the contents of
which he   explained, also  a number
of   automobile   parts   in   which   the
beans, in one form or another, play
an important part.
. The    principal    function    of    the
beans  is   to   produce oil  as a base
for   enamels   and   paints   and   this
amounts to about 20%" *6f the whole,
and the big problem is to find uses
for the meal  that is left after the
oil   3has   been   extracted.   The  meal
is   good  for feed f&r  Uvestoek and
in  addition research has  discovered
a very good s:ynthetie yarn may be
made,  and of course the end is not]
yet. i . 1
It is interesting to note that of
the cash crops for farmers . in the
United States soy beans rank high*
est in returns per acre followed by
peanuts.
Members of the club -will pay a
visit to the local plant, which with
the new plant in 3Milaii, extracts
soy bean oil, following the business
session this noon.
Guests at the meeting in addition
to the speaker were Leonard Hutzel
and Edwin Herinig, local manager
of the Ford plant, who will condust
the party through the institution
this afternoon.
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The remarkaible returns from Observer Liners would almost indicate that this newspaper had a broomstick rider.
Somebody is always trying to make a mystery out of painstak-
ing plans.
Obsenver 3Liners are just go-get-'em efficiency plus reader interest.
6c per line first insertion, 4c per line
each subsequent insertion.
MEOTMTJM CHARGE. 25 CENTS
Clarence   Cook, Auctioneer. Phone
152.
Star Brand Shoes are better.   At
the Burlchart Store.
Wolverine  Horsehide Work  Shoes
at   Parsons'. \
3Radio   Service,
phone  181-F13.
Call  Art,   Saline
Finck's Overalls   are sold at   the
Burkhart  Store,
Men's    Tan   Crepe   Sole    Oxfords,
§2.95, at Parsons'.
No fix, no charge.    KeUy's .Radio
Service, 211 S. Ann Arbor street.
See Helen for permanent specials'.!
Helen's Beauty Shop.   Phone  89-F2.
For   Sale—Round   oak table   and
Men's Work Socks $1.00 per dozen pairs at Parsons'.
W. E. Dietiker, licensed embahner
and   undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
For   Sale-Round   oak table   and |    F      gale  or  Rel,t—7-room house,
strlet  reaSOnaWe-    102 W6St Henry'j North Ann Arbor St. Phone 272-E2;
street
New Styles Men's New White
Dress Oxfords just in, 2.35-2.95, at
Parsons'.
Joint our Ladies' Hosiery Club.
Now have over 50 members. G.
L. Parsons.
PHONE 47
SALINE
Each jumor nas someuml5 >- -~, flrst iimtog wh!en jj^ doubled an6
and each will thereby contribute! wmR hQme on ^ feTOr ^ third fe-
his or her bit to make this affair ^ ^d" stanza they again tallied
a grand success. two      Burns   got. on  on a fielder's
rtTTO   urvtTTxrr   RFPft*RTPR choice, went to second on a passed
OUR   ROV^JG   ^p^Y^SP^ATTe   Dau   a*1*1  scored.on  Heber's   single
MAKES    A    FEW    CA3LLS  Heber  ^ &round on a paesefl g^
,, . and an error.
Continuing our round of callsi in Sallne Ued it up ^ went int0
the city we certainly can vouch that. the lead ^.^ mttl and sixth stein.
housewives have gone Into thoj er doubled Schaeffer singled, scor-
Clean-Up campa-ign nearly 100% j ^ steiner> ^d Totw-er gin^a SCor-
For on street after street we founa, ta Schaeffer from second where he
«.— wHtamwrnfl m,sunns: house-! wag ^ on an error ^ ^ m    Jn
the sixth, Laskowske, Edison pitcher, had a streak of wildness and
walked Jacobs and Hieber. Steiner
got an infield hit to fill the bases.
Schaeffer walked to force in Jacobs
and Steiner came hQme on a passed
ball. Edison tied agjaiin'in the lasf
of the sixith. with Spencer getting
around on three successive errors
Saline scored three tn the eighth
hut "Edison came bacx with four in
their half to win. Schaeffer, Towe-
and Thomas tallied for Saline. Beh-
Council Proceedings     i
Wanted—Girl to do light housework. Address 211 N. Ann Arbor St.
Special value. Men's Sanforized
Shrunk Overalls- 98c pair. G. L.
Parsons.
Wanted—Experienced maid for
general housework, 4 in family.
Phone 164-F4.
them .busily engaged in spring house
cleaning. All the nooks and cran-
ies came in for an airing and the
weather has certainly been grand
for this sort of work. What a satisfaction to sit down and survey the
home after the "clean-up" has been
completed. With woodwork clean
and glistening, freshly laundreded
curtains, elean carpets and ruga,
how we love that fresh "out-doorsy"
smell.    It's worth the effort.
Nature is doing a grand job oi
freshening up, too. The leaves fairly
burst forth in a couple of daySAlast
week and have added much to the
charm of our streets. Not only is
the touch of green welcome to the=
landscape -but the foliage Is e"«~
now covering many of the deformities which are a result of the ic?
storm     Beds   of  tulips  are  holding j Blanched.'
their heads  of  scarlet, crimson and ■ 	
yellow bravely aloft on the nest ofj Dundee   9   Saline  S
green| foliage and how they brighten}    T^a,      afternoon   the    Rockets
ZV^^'^J^tJ™  ^ Wowed to the undefeated Vikings at
-       -OrtrM,   4-^rtw,o i^ro-pn tiorl for -first
Council meeting held in the Council Chamber 3Mg.y 8.
Clerk called the roll.
Mayor Townsend in the chair.
Couneilmen present: Gross, Lambarth,  Dodge Lindemann.
Clerk read the minutes of last
meeting and they stood approved as
read.      * •     **
Motion by Dodge, supported by
Lindemann, "that we give the Library $100 for another year. Teas, 4;
nays, none.
Motiofr by Lindemann, supported
by  Dodge,  that  we give   the  Park
For Rent—So acres one mile from
Saline. A. G. Wood, 1417 Dime Bank
Bldg,  Detroit. 22tf
For Sale—Goats, 2 small oil
stoves and an ice box. H. Arthur,
phone   200-F11. 34 __ _
„,      „    7   ~   7 T„ .     ' accounts   receivable;    any   amounts,
T°    ^rF^-nr   W1^crSn?mg!National   Fidelity   Co., Birmingham,
water. Walter Wiedman, 7-316 Sahne-  j^ck             ,
Ami Arbor road. 34 	
„   A.      "     I     33     7 , ,        Wanted—Washing and  ironing   to
Heating   and   sheet   metal   work,   do at h01tl      ^ caU  for&.____d
furnace  cleaning and repairing.    R. i de__iver      - -   " -
G. Wahl,  phone 160. '   ~
For Sale—7 room house and 9
acress of land on Monroe street just
outside  city limits.    Frank Daniels.
Cash paid for past, due notes and
nett,. Backus. ^3urns    and    Heb3i*
scored Edison's  four runs.
The score:
Sailine .—000 022   03—7    8    6
Edison 13n .—102 001 04—8    6.3
Batteries:   Saline—-Finkbeiner   and
Gall;    Edison' Inst—Losxowske   and
! ofiice.
3Leave   word   at   Observer
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Fig and oatmeal cookies,  12c doz. ]    Buy Chic3ks that pay.    Order n
3,rkerhOUSe    rolls.    10c   dOZ.       Satur-    *,,,.  OQT.1-.7-   n-rAor   rtinrmmt       TT    s;_   r
 a -
Parkerhouse  rolls,  10c doz
day.    Saline 3Bakery.
We handle all of' Pratts Poultry
and Stock Remedies. Lambarth
Bros.'   Hardware  Store.
       ._        _ now
for early order discount. U. £>. certified Hatchery. Saline Valley
Farms,  Inc.
by  Dodige,  that  we give   the   ^arK,    ^^ tried   our  speciais  f 0r! Gerald,  agent
Commission $1,300 for improvements M<jnday   r^ga^y   g^   Wednesday?! 	
Yeajs, 4; nays, none.   ^ ^ | Helen>s * Beauty Shop.   Phone 89-F2.1
Protect your car and yourself by
insuring with a reliable firm, Mich.
Mutual  Liability  Co.,   Ronald   Fitz-
Road.
34
iFinest Quality Foods
CHOICE
Pot Roasts lb., 20c
front oilier nouse     •"-.«;" "-.'—*! year.   Both teams were tied for first
colored tulips  on  the   *»uth side of:   lace ^ tte s le and Dtin.
„„   *„.„   KnmA   „„   es1.ecially   at-!^eefiiialycanieout ^the long end
of a 9 to 3 score and took the lead
oh park.    +^^^, -, —^~, -
Motion by Lindemann, supported
foy Gross, that the chair appoint a
committee of two to investigate as
to the * oiling or Mack-topping
streets.    Motion carried.
The. chair appointed Lambarth
and Dodge.
Moved by Lindemann, supported
by Dodge, "that the^ milk ordinance
be laid on the table "fdr***the present.
Motion carried.
Motion by Lindemann, supported
by Dodge, that the Treasurer send
notices to delinquent water users.
3Motioni carried.
Clerk  read  the" following bills:
Elder   Merriman,   wages     55.80
General'Fire Truck Corpora- j    — --«=	
tion, * chemicals ..-.. ....      9.00; car for a check-up.-  Avoid costly re
Mayer  & Schairer, supplies—       .7S,pair   jobs   by   finding   the  "trouble
the' Zick home are especially at
tractive. 3Mrs. 3Fred Burkhart has
a ivery-pretty terrace, with southern
exposure filled with blue myrtle ant1
yellow blossoms.   Mr. and Mrs. Del
hi the race for the championship.
Althbugh   Saline  scored a  run-in
For examination of  the  eyes  and
  i glasses made  to  order,   consult  the
For   Sale—Seven sows  with  pigs. > oculist,  Dr; -L. O.  Gibson, Ann Ar-
Harold H. Every, 2 miles southwest j bor,  Pac3kard  at 3HU1
of  Bridgewalter,   9375   Schellenberger
House to Rent—$15 per month,
with the privilege of elderly man
hving there. 317 Lewis St., phone
2043W,   Ypsilanti. 33
Especially equipped to repair auto
parts and farm machinery. Welding
of all lands. Brpo3ks Brothers will
fix it,  if anyone can.    Phone 101.
DEAD ORALTV3E
Farm animals removed promptly
Phone collect to Ann Arbor 2-2244.
Central  Dead   Stock Co.
mTr "cirhradPr"were~iu<!t   dashing nfl" the first inninS 011 a ^g1*5 $? Tower
mar Schrader were ]ust dashing^,. and  a  triple  by Gg31> Dunlee   took
Beef Liver, young, lb., 20c     Pork ' Liver,  tender,  15c
Pork Chops Ib. 20c
H03ME SM03KED
Picnic Hams, lean, lb., 16c
Sunshine Krispy Cractsrs, 2 lbs, 29c     unlSted     !»•> 15c
L3KAN,   TE1STDER
Pork Steak.......... lb., 20c
Fresh   Green Peas..   2  lbs.,   17c
FRESH
Potato CMps, V2 lb.   13c
SHOULD3ER-     -' ■  •:■- - -
Veal Roasts, lb., 22c-24c
3BVesh  Green Beansl...  2 lbs., 17c
3FRESH   LAKES3EDE
Fig Bars.  2 lbs., 25c
the leasd in the same frame by tal
ljdng  three.    Three hits,  two walks
ad* an error let these in.*
In the second, Beasley hit a home
I i-un with Addy on to give the Vik-
j ings their margin. -, Schaeffer scored
Jelka's  Salad Dressing,      Free Crystal Salad Plate        Qt., 39c
SaladaTea, » lh.gSS31c
C3HASE   &  SANBORN   .
3CoffeeDripGrSiRectlb26c
to Ohio for the week end. Miss
Mills has a lovely lawn with1 graceful old trees, which , add to the
charm and bea3uty-of tlie landscape.
It is beautiful to the passerby andi    /;" "~ "TV:"' ~  .„ v..„ fv,n -,T;^.
^Mrs^WetlliSer- could put many I ^y ^SS^ K ^S
younger people to shame. She has ■ °y bredernitz atter he had singled
a well kept lawn and does much of! to ^ A double and-two singles
the work herself. Mrs: Henry Boett-, |^e Dulldee toee more runs ln *e
ger   lias   a   window  full   of   plants |m"*-.    , -    \a    x. ' ■
and flowers  that   would  do   justice'     s,atofi-s last run was scored when
to   a greenhouse.    But  that is  not finkbemer hit a home run^with the
all, her kindly spirit radiates a soft;bases  empty in the seventh,
beauty more   lovely  than  the  flow-j TronrorRTr'K   r    «*t->tt
ers.     -3Mre.   Emma   Howard   lias    a} FKED&KICK.   <x.   SXOLL
beautiful rock.-garden in her back,, ._ _. .... _.._;.., „*. .j£*=--,-^
yard. The flowirs are very attr*ic 1 Frederick S SfoU 69 ye^old
tive. 3Mrs. Heimerdmger has a| a ^felong resident of -V^ashteM.w
nicely planned garden and one sec-, v™**?'. ™*? ?ouncl dead Saturday
tion devoted to dahlias wMch we'mght m his home on Waterworks
are sure will be a ibright spot after "™ad^m }fdl 't^^P- Coroner E,
a while. Mrs. Lloyd Fairbinlcs has C* Ganzhorn of Ann Arbor, who
some very pretty tulips along the was called on the case, pronounced
front porch. 3Mrs. Lulu Davenport de^i as due to heart attack. .
has been very patient and pluc3ky ,^ie body was discovered about 6
about the injured hand which she °*£<*- ^^^^e2?' ^,h° S
caught,in ah electric wringer. It i« WI^ ^r* ,StoU* ^ *"*£, ha/.b^
improy^'ahd we will rejoice with .suffering from heart .troutole,for the
her w% she can again have the Pa«P-year- . -^ .■•--•__■ -QCQ ,„
full uslvof that hand. 3Mrs. Fred :v ?e was^born Aug-. 18 1869 m
Koebbe di^ us a good turn and wo fgio township, .the son of John and
had an ehjSyable call. 3Mrs. Alton M^ >K3=^- .^:, He was a mem-
'AUfeon proved a gracious hostess *er.-°£ Tlnm^ Lutheran church of
eyen in the midst of housecleaning -salme-
*-  ' - Surv
Saline Savings 3Bahk, checks 8.92
Saline Telephone Co., rental— 311.25
Detroit; Edison Co., light
and  power..  379.28
Gross IHarware Co.,  supplies-
Bert   Gillen,  police - salary....      30.00
J. A.   Alber,  salary     83,33
Sim-.R. Wilson,  printing.     12.48
Lambarth Bros., supplies       6.35
Dodge Shell  Service, gas..       4.36
•Wiedman Auto Co., gas	
George. Rathfuss/ wages	
3Frank 3King,3 wages
When your battery goes de?.d—
then you"need service-—service of
the kind we are equipped to give.
If you have trouble remember to
phone the Wiedman Auto Company.
,     Special low prices on White  Leg-
At regular intervals bring us your j horn chicks starting 3May 5th.    Also
" '~ 'hatching eggs. We flow 3handle
Oakes, Royal, and Jamesway brooders and equipment, also Russell's
Remedies. Morton Poultry Farm,
phone 182-F22.
Gairnet Haines,   wages—*—
William- Milhah,: wages...—-—
Jacob Visel, wages...,.; -;	
C— E.33 Alber,* .salary,---——..■■
Lance. Rogers,",/:tt*a3ges.
T W-- 3D.' 'Hart- - gravel
early.   Elmer Steeb,, 121 West 3Mich.
For Sale^—Four sows with 35 pigs
ajnd sows due  to farrow soon; als:)
4.401 two registered Shropshire ewes wit!
' two ewe lambs each- by side.    Jesse
Hewens,   Ypsilanti,   phone  7136-F12.
In Milan This Week
■*•"«' -. and every week on Saturday. ' Dr. i
17.06 3 Frank Gifford, Toledo Optometrist!
46.20 • Eyes examined, glasses flitted. Of- i
66.90 fice: Mian Hotel, 2:30 to 9:30 p. m.
9.75! '  ^_      *
72.80
•"•"I     ARE    TOU   T3H1N3K:::[NG   ABOUT
jjr"*!;?| LINOLEUM?    Ray Rauser has just
14 50' returned   from   Armstrong's   school
For Sale—Pair colts, yearling- and
2-year-old, makes a team 3200 Ijbs.
Grey gelding 5 yrs. old, 1400 lbs.
Several good used tractors; Farmall
and 10-20 These carry a new trac-'
tor guarantee. Herman Heininger;.
phone  33.
Wanted—People in -this vicinity
who have any legal printing required
in the settlement of estates, etc.,
will confer a favor by haying it sent
to this newspaper. The rates are
universal   in   such   matters   and   to
BULK FERRY'S .SEEDS Package |
.ance rtoigers,   «»»»  14.56! r?T?.m*a    ™. «™"^->   =-~-~, universe   xu.   Cu^   ,.«,.._„ .	
T%*H£rV-'&wil '        16.00! of Inioleum taymg.   Call us for free have   your  notices   appear   to   &&
;,     -sTT^'   ?.Z~-~  777,! estimates. Toll  paid  on Saline calls,  naner it Is onlv necessarv to ask thp-
- Moved-by I^demann,.-supported pllone ^817 ^^ Outfitting Co.,' ?Stote^ JudS to^endK fa,Thl
by Gross, that bills be allowed andU^ w wo^if.cri-on t?i- \r,r7i.-rh^7 rroaaxe■ Jnage to ^ena tnem to me,
■orders drafw-for  same.    .Carried.       j 21<> W. Washington St. Ann Arb„    Sahne Obesrver. -      -.
Couneilmen interested in»any -or
the above" orders withheld thetr
votes. ■. .. . . , , , . -
" Thei clerk"'' submitted the budget
for 1939-40—$14,381.38. Motion by
Lkmbarth, supported by Gross, that
the budget be accepted as,, read by
:-the   clerk.    Motion   carried.
Motion iby 3Dodge, supported by
3Lambarth, that the tax rate be
$8.00 on a thousand.
Motion, by Dodge, supported by
3Londemann, that we adjourn subject to  call of 3Mayor.
3LOTTIE WALLACE,  Crerk. .
G.   C.   TOWNSE3ND,   Mayor.
card' of THAC^S
      . j*" ■?-'
We wish to extend**Ur heartfelt
thanks for the acts of kindness, and
beautiful    floral    offerings    received
eyen in the midst of housecleanmg - - ^^^0- - g^e" three sisters, 3Mrs. \ beautiful floral offerings receivea
■dfid. she can make you welcome even *Berc_ara,.i^.uibetsCh and. 3Mrs. Fern, from our 3kind friends; neighbors
•^-xou did-strike the wrong time to  McCrumb_ "tooth* of' Ann Arbor, andj and  relatives during our recent, be-
i did strike the wrong time to  McCrumb>;tooth> of Ann Arbor, and
And   there   are   other   vasits-Mrs..Wmiain-t    Guenther    of, 3Lodi
CHOICE
FRUITS
£   .-■■' Fresh- Green  Vegetables.
<^3e REFRIGERAT3E2D
t
;^BA3ECBD
GOODS
SdimicTs Home Food Market
"It Costs No More  to Serve   the  Best"
PH03NE  38
3Prompt Delivery Service
calEr   And   there   are   other   visits ._-'^^-""^>:.~—- —- .   - . .......     ,       _^ ^ ,    „^
which we will tell you about later, i^*- ^'"Sf?.    ^^^    ?i- 1^l5Ba7?f0at ?&**■l0SS- ¥ °^ 5f%^
 f_  i£townShip-   tiy-ee. brothers,   Adam, cf|daughter.    We   especially thahk the
t«^j>o«/f "Rrihsrt:  sm*.Carl Stoll! 6f 1 Rev.  W. Breitenbachr for his.!com-
In The Morning Mail
3Mr.  Wilson
Dear Sir:
l_K4J W44*44fl.yJ± WJ^ ^^-.      — - -J-T-. ' - .    ,
.l^di'and Rohert  and-,Carl Stoll. of
"Ann. 3&rborf and" several nieces and
; nephe\5?Si   „    :-f '■■n,'-:'7-       '-""
!     ^neral  ser\?ices  were Theld  Monr
* day'afterrioeh'*^ the.'*Dietikejf fun-l
' eisL-home,- RSy-: ^.-G^-=W«icker  of
forting- words.
-    Mr. and  3Mrs, Walter - 3E33arris.
CARD  OF THANKS
Saline Theatre
Sunday and Monday, May 21 and 22
SUNDAY MATINEES ARE DISCONTINUED
Charley McCarthy, W. C. Fields and Edgar Bergen
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"You Can't Cheat an Honest Man"
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 23 and 24
Mid-Week Bargain Program—Two Grade A Shows
"St. Louis Blues"
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Enclosed you will find  check for- Seio,officiating, .rand ^interment was      j   wish   to   extend   my  heartfelt
The Observer.    I surely enjoy read-   in iMi 3Plains qemetery:'*~. - . '.thanks for -the acts of kindness and
ing it but am sorry it is smaller
Greatly enjoyed reading Mr. Leisi
mer's   letter. Sincerely,
3M3rs.   A.   M    Schairer-.
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fat, use flour instead. .Water only
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Special Legion - meeting Thursday
night to consider school tennis court
plan. " "..-."..
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ibeautiful floral offerings received
from my kind ' friends, neighbor1-
and, relatives jduriiig my recent bereavement in the loss, of my beloved
brother. I especially thank the
Rev. A. G. Wacker for Jiis coriifort-
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday, -May 18-19-20
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