1940-03-21; Saline Observer

              VOLUME  59
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, 3MTC3HIGAN,   THURSIJAY,'   MARCH   21,   1940
3NUMBER   25".
EASTER - -
Easter is a joyous, haply season—of
bursting bud and singiBg birds; the
season when life expresses new hope
and courage—wThen winter's dreary
days are forgotten and everyone looks
ahead to bright skies, green grass and
woodland flowers.
Why not make Easter a season of taking a fresh start in your business affairs? You will find the association
with this bank a mutual benefit and
pleasure.
Delightful Cantata
Church
proc:
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TION
IF. F. A. Banquet Was
THE   03LD FOR  THE NEW
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Just   .as   the   old   grey  mare   still
has to go out and help our moder;i
Clarence   Cook,  Auctioneer.  Phone
152. e
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Sunday   Evening   Under   the   Direction of George Schmid; 3Public
Cordially  Invited.
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On the Corner
A delightful cantata will be presented at St. Paul's church Sunday
evraning, 3March 24. There will be
solos, duets, trios and quartets of
mixed voices under the direction of
George Schmid. "Memories of Easter Morn" by Ellen Jane Lorenz is
the cantata which will he presented.
The songs included are "All Hail,"
mixed voices; "Hosaima," choir;
"Ride On in 3Majesty," choir; "On
Olive's Brow," solo, Erwin Schmid::
! j "The Passion," choir; "The Dying
I S Love," duet; "The Ninety and
J [Nine," choir'; "I Glory In the.
1 1 Cross," solo, 3Mrs. Erwin Schmid*!
I | "He Arose," mixed voices; "I 3Know i
{ I That My Redeemer Lives," solo,!
j | Mrs. George Wood; "Hallelujah!" j
J j choir. The public is invited to at- j
| • tend this cantata and are assured'
s j a   real   musical   treat. \
I :         \ !
I I Rotarians Enjoy
! I Colored Movies
i: 	
• • Taken  on  Trip  to   Near  the   North
! ; Pole  by  Professor Scherzer
J , of the U. of M.
The Rotarians enjoyed a fine program of motion pictures presented
last Thursday noon by 3Prof. Allan
Scherzer of the engineering college
of the U. of M. at The Tavern.
The program lasted about 45 minutes with- three reels of colored
pictures shown. The subject of tlie
movies was of a 23% -month trip
which Prof. Sherzer took on Hud-
s~r. Ba|y3 He traveled on a steamer
owned by the Hudson Bay Fur
Company and took pictures of the
scenes and activities along the way.
He went as far north as Craig Har-
Whereas,   Friday, -March   22nd,   is
the   anniversary: of   the   Crucifixion > ft   *lia        -    0 has *-o  go  out and help our modera      Radio   Service,
of   Christ,   our Lord  and   Savior,   it! iinillAflf    nllPPPS^ vehicles out of the mud, etc., so dii   phone. 181-F13.
is   hereby   requested   tliat   all   mer- j i/iuilttui   -jwvv-^o-j Qle  Saline ^   department have  io
chants and places, of business close;   , call    for    succor    last    Wednesday
their   establishments  during the Tre   Wonderful        Program,        Delicious night    when    the    new    fire    trucil
'Ore   services from  12  neon until  3 ; Menu and 3Fine Music Enjoy- couldn't    get    up    enough   pressure
p.  m.   on that date.   .;-                          i ed by Large Gathering.             .to   oxtingu sh a fire  in: the   smoke-
'     B.  E.   DODGE, !   house   in   back  cf Haarer's   market.
Mayor  3Pro  Tem.     j ~By   C. A.  Jewell The    old   one,   recently   made   cr;er,
Call   Art,   Saline-
Monday and Tuesday, shampoo-
and fingerwave 35c. Helen's Beauty*
Shop.
WHO'S WHO
ES^WASHTENAW
:    For   four   consecutive   years   the was called out to assist.
Saline chapter of the F. F. A. has      The fire  was brought under   coii-
; sponsored   a community Father-Son trol before it could spread to other
Tour eyes? Consult the oculist,.
Dr. Gibson, Packard at 3Hill, -Ann
Arbor.
Heating   and   sheet   metal   work,.
|    banquet in the  auditorium;  and the buildings,   but   600   pounds   of   ham furnace   cleaning  and  repairing.    R.
!  ; last   one,   held   on   Friday  evening,  and bacon received too much smok-',G- Wahl.  phone 160.
was  a  splendid   success   in  spite  of lng.
jfoul  weather   and   bad   roads. i
One  hundred  fifteen  plates   were
 ;    For     Sale—Timothy    seed,     bred
    Hampshire   gilts,    cholera   immune.
j Interesting    Sketches    of    the j J laid and a delicious menu served by, THE OBSERVER LINERS | Banier & °°ae' Textile road.
I readme-  Business.   Civic  and I jthe girls of the home economics de-i   ,„„                                              ""   ;                                       "
j waamg  uusmes*   uvic  ano |           s                                           ^              ,   MENHMUM CHARGE. 25 CENTS          Baby     turkeys      from      purebred
| Professional   Leaders   of  the j ; P^^  ^emxead  w   the   F.   F    A.! ■ .  ! teanze  stock.     Orders   taken.     Roy
1 County.                   r> f
Old  and   new  floors  sanded.   Andrew  Hartman,   phone   114-F2.
VAN AMERINGEN
I . grams  prepared   by   the   F.   F.   A
j j boys in the  chapter colors decorat-;    House for rent  in 3Milan
{.   ed the plates. i Saline   108.
The    most    pretentious    program.' —
they, have   ever  prepared  was   ren-      W. E.  Dietiker,  licensed embalmei
dered without a single mis-step and and undertaker.    Phone 175-F2.
was  enthusiastically received."
While the guests were gathering
the 3High School Band played several -selections remar3kably well.
Then following the invocation by
Rev. Walter Saxman the banqueters fell to and did full justice to
the bountiful repast daintily served
by  a  score of high  school girls.
3Mr. Jewell then introuced 3M3r.
William Austin, president of the
school board, who filled the office
of toastmaster in> a most creditable,
manner.
When there are four such brilliant ifiembers all on the same program one is at a loss for terms of
praise. The Rockwell Memorial
Quartet of Jackson gave jolly life
to the program with their rollicking songs and pantomime numbers.
The Kendall Sisters stole the hearts
of the hearers and almost stole the
show with the sweetly blended harmony of their several numbers.
Prof.  E.  L. Anthony,  dean of  ag-
pj.fi,. ! Yenikel, 6095 Vreeland road   R. F. D.
25      2, Ypsilanti. 26
For Complete Insurance Protection—Life, Health and Accident,
Auto and Fire—see Ronald L. FitzGerald Agency.
Especially equipped to repair auto
New Spring Samples for Tailored I V3*** and iarm ma-**""-^.   Welding
.i+„    :..,.«-   =_       «-i_i. ,   .   ..     4. .       of   nil   kinds.     Riwiks   T-lrnt3hfvr<3   will
Suits   just  in.    Call and look  them
over.    G. L. Parsons.
Ladies, join our Hosiery Club and
get a pair 3Free. New spring colors
just in.    G. L. Parsons.
Rooms to Rent—Call after 4:30 p.
m. Mrs. Ardis Heininger, 214 S. Ann
Arbor  St.,   phone  260-F3. 25
For Sate—Registered Duroc boars,
sows with pigs, new pop corn. Dan
Hertler & Son,  phone  184-F21.
Easter lilies, Easter plants and
Easter flowers at the Saline Greenhouse.  Miss  Ruckman.  Phone  23.
.of all  kinds.    Brooks  Brothers  will
fix it, if anyone can.    Phone 101.
It you don't like my service,  tell
me;   if   you   do,   tell  others.     Kellv
riculture  from Michigan State   Col- Radio Service, 211 So. Ann Arbor St.
In  an  office  which expresses the lege,   eloquently   outlined  the   manj^ 	
hnT   „r-h*r.-h   ■<=   nr,i-r 7nn  ™rS? £™i! Poise   and  calm   of  a   well   ordered positive   advantages   that  accrue   to'    We're paying $3 for horses, $2 for
the'T^rth Pole ; life*  we   find   one   of   Ann   Arbor's  the farmer in these turbulent times, cows.     Telephone   collect,   Tecumseh
uie jmui ui ruiK. _ axid plea(j for a  closer co-operation 350.    C. R. Frost, licensee for Dar-
Prof.    Scherzer   was    delayed    in j leading attorneys, V.  E.  Van Amer-  and £artnership  between father and ling   &  Co.
getting to Salme because cf weath- [ jngen.    A few well chosen pictures son    on    tlie    farm.
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T3HE BE£*T insurance against old age and
disability is an interesting mind. I like to
hang pictures on the walls of my mind; and
make it possible for a man to live with
and  not  be  bored with  himself.
After all; Money is an article which may
he used as a universal passport to everywhere except.Pierrer. and as a universal
provider of   everything   except  happiness.
Si be hai>py folks—that is atout c.
there is  to  it.
Lloyd E. Fairbanks  Ins. Agency
er  conditions,   but   managed  to   ar- j
rive in time to show the pictures.
CARD  OF THANKS
Surely    none
For Sale—1935 Ford V8 coupe; 4
new tires, new batteity, good, clean
throughout; 1940 license plates. Inquire at 5144  Pleasant Lake Road.
Dead-Useless   Farm  Stock Wanted
Horses $3, cows $2. For pronipt
service, including Sundays, call Adrian 484, reversing charges. Adriaa
Tankage  Company.
TmNKING ABOUT CARPETS,
Rugs and Linoleums? Ray Rauser
has unusually nice assortments to
choose from at lowest prices. Toll
paid on Saline calls. Phone 3817.
Rauser Outfitting Co., 118 North
Fourth  Avenue, Ann  Arbor.
reflecting   favorite   spots   of   scenic  could  resist   the  clear   logic   of his'    It's not too  late for your Easter
• beauty  add  to  the  peaceful  atmos- reasoning. appointment.     Open  Saturday night
phere' in  this  busy  domain. And    finally    Judge    Charles     O. for     your      convenience.        Helen's
Bargain Buys
1932   Chevrolet  Coach.
1930  Chevrolet   Sedan.
1929 Buick  Sedan.
1930 Ford   Coach.
1932 Ford Coach.
COOK MOTOR SALES
Authorized  Chevrolet Dealers
  Mr.  Van  Ameringen  was  bom in  Arch of Hillsdale paid 3high  compli- Beauty *Shop.
I wish to  thank  all who so -kind- i Holland  and  as a young .lad^ in the   ment  to the  F. F.  A.  and  the 4-H
3M3rs.  Caroling  RentscMer.
CARD  OF THANKS
I    wish    to    express    my   sincere
1904   3Kansas   City   had   only
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,„   „memhprp-l   mo   dm-incr   mv   ill i schools  there learned three different  clubs  for  the grand  work  they are      We   handle   all   leading   makes  of!
ij   i^memueieu   -ne   um.ui..,    my , langua&es>   -j^ geographical location  doing for  a Mtherto neglected  seg- Brooders and Poultry Supplies.    Also '
of    that   country   being    such    that  ment" of    our   youthful    population. BROODER HOUSES.    See us  today 1
much   of   the   trade .is  -carried   on His    subject     was     "Bridging     tlie for your needs.    Saline Hatchery.       j
with neighboring nations.  Therefore,  Gap", and under this title he deftly  !. ,       ... „-J„J,
it is essential for cne; to acquaint explained how misunderstandings For Sale—Genuine Pfister Hybrid,two automobiles and they collided!
^^^ himself with the language of'those between individuals may be neatly Seed Corn. Columbia seed oats' These cars could, still be render-
thank/tn mv friends and ■ne'ehbors i ™*a whom he will have to deal, bridged over and healed. His inijn-'£rown fi"om certified seed. Frank ing service if the proper gas, oil
for their manv ca^ds flowers and Mastering the three Rs, languages, itable eloquence and wit seasoned Kanitz, Milan, phone 237-F21, one- and lubricants were used. Yciir
car-dv   -sent  in  remembrance   of  my • and a goodly store of fundamentals iwith. numerous   stories   and  episodes half mile south of Cone. 27       car  is  definitely  protected  and safe
birthdav Mr-   Tuiia  Carven     ihe came to America and graduated will   be   remembered   by  all for   ai   in OUR   care.     We have  made   an
y' "' ' \ from, the law school at the U. of M. i long,   long  time.    And we  certainly; 1935   Ford   Piokup    - intensive   study   of   ALL   cars   and
Since   that  time   his   life  hope   we   may   hear   every   one   of      Reconditioned motor, Ground Grip-
ihK'imi ii   ll ih iii'irT-TTriflriM.M.^graggwy"""-^-*-'
Our   Afe «6to I>o*s   Saw
'ier Hams
^tourtt ste Is rtfeniat &%
* - ~»rn ifnir .zjiI
Faster Lamb
in   1905.
has    Ibeen    closely    identified   with these people   again.    And  we   shall per rear tires,   steel pickup box.
civic   progress   in   Ann   Arbor   and  all look forward eagerly to the next handy  farmer's   car.
• -        - „    „     .    . . COOK MOTOR SALES
Authorized Chevrolet Dealers
Washtenaw   county.     For  six   years, F.   F.   A. banquet.
F. F. A.-MOTTO
3Learning to do.
Doing to earn.
Earning to live.
Living to serve.
In   Sacred   Concert
»&!
lite £,$?es for coloring
ecmomy Sale
Tomato Soup
OR
PORK AND
BEANS •
3 cans 25c
Franco-American Macaroni—
3 cans, 27c |
CAMPBELL'S   TOMATO  JUICE
20 oz. can 3 for 28c
50 oz. can 23c
FRANCO   AMERICAN   SPAGHETTI
3  cans   27c
COFFEE SALE
Continental    lb., 21c   . HAPPY  HOST
Beech-Nut - lb., 29c 3 lb. Bag .._..:.... 39c
Quaker    lb., 27c lb. 15c
SALADfi
TEA-BAGS
10 for 10c
he was a member of the,
school board and is its president j
now. A member of the board of the j
Chamber of Commerce, 12, years i
chairman of the  Washtenaw  county
Republican  committee,   president   of i .
the Ann Aribor Lawyers'  association j College   Male   ChoillS
for two terms,   these speak of  the
interest    Mr.    Van    Ameringen   has
taken   in   county   affairs   and   the
part he has played in political and
civil   government.
3Mr. ~V3an Ameringen jUpholds the
dignity and integrity of law and is
outstanding in his profession today
as a man of 3honor and principle,
a friend to the oppressed, a foe to
the oppressor. His legal skill and
depth of understanding, coupled
with humanitarian views ,have helped to untangle many knotty and
complicated situations in this county.
3Mr.   Van   Ameringen   is   very   de-
know how BEST  to service them.
; Fosdick  &  Ford's  Hi-Speed   Station
;       Michigan at Harris—3?hone M
Tire   and   Tubes Accessories
At    Trinity    Evangelical   -Lutheran!
Church Tonight at 8 O'Clock;       !
In   German and  English. |
This Thursday evening, March 21, I
beginning at 8 o'clock, the North-'
western College Male Chorus will|
give a sacred concert in Trinity j
Evangelical Lutheran church. The j
chorus is on its annual spring tour i
and will .yisit a number of other -
congregations in Michigan. The i
program ■ includes a number of j
_      hymns    in    the    German    language j
voted to his 'home","" active" in church j The bulk °f ***e  program, .however,!
work and-fond of  travel.    He   and - consists   of_hymns   m   the   English'
WL 600ST£Rf4y Cole's Feed Sfori
IFY01A.LSTOPJUSTOHCEAT
COLES FEED
STORE;/-'
Mrs.    Van    Ameringen,    who    was
language.    Tlie  chorus  is under  the
Miss Ethel Louise Cleaver of Ann iatlle direction, of Prof. Carl F. Boi-
Arbor, have made several trips to |le- They will.be given over-night
Bermuda, the last one during the quarters among members oi the
Christmas   season;   this   time   they j congregation. . ;
went by plane j     Northwestern    College   is    located
Jt is a pleasure during this tur-1 a* Watertown, Wis. It is an insti-
bulent period of world distress to! tutlQ3n of the joint Synod of Wis-:
contact one who has ignored the! SPv^lf * aIld otaer states •■with, which,
spoils 'of-office and hewed to the line ! Tf^y     congregation    is    affiliated
of justice and equity helping to establish better conditions in liis community, and thereby upbuilding the
state and nation.
AUCTION SALE
Having decided to rent my farm
I will sell at public auction at the
farm, %y2 miles east of Saline on
Bemis road or 6% miles southwest
of Ypsilanti, or just north of Ypsilanti  State hospital,  on
Wednesday, IVIarch 27,
at  12   o'clock   sharp,   the  following
described property:
All the stock and tools,,used on
a 240 acre farm, 9 cows,' 20 pigs.
25 sheep, 5 horses. The tools are
nearly all new, including a John
Deere model I tractor on rubber
and John  Deere No. 6   combine.
CHARLES   3KER3N,   Proprietor.
CLARENCE   COOK,   Auctioneer.
P. S.—This is one sale that will
start on  time.
Northwestern offers a full four year.
college course in the Christian \
spirit The degree of Bachelor of;
Arts is awarded upon, graduation.'
Pastor Engel graduated from 3
Northwestern in 1923. Sixteen pro-!
f essors and one tutor are engaged ■
at the present time. There are •
aibout 250 students this year, manyj
of whom will enter the theological,
seminary at Thiensville, Wis., whx-n;
they have finished their courses at!
Northwestern. ■
The  public is  cordially invited to;
attend    this   sacred    song    servicp, ■
coming   as  it   does   in   Holy   Week.,
The lovers of good, sound,  healthy, '
and  manly   church  music will   appreciate   this   opportunity.     A   free
will offering* will be taken to defray
expenses involved. i
YOU CAN DEPEND ON
Larro Chick Builder
to do the work it's intended to do in an honest avA
economical manner. Feed with Larro Chick Grains
for 12 weeks and then Larro Egg Mash the rest cf
their'lives. You cannot grow them any ueUni' or
eheaner .regardless of price. Prove it' to your own
satisfaction by dividing your flock sand feeding
Larro against any feed you may select. - Chick
feeders free with Larro feed. Chick Grit is most
essential also. Remedies for all Stock and Poultry.
PHONE 47 , SALINE
""PiT^m!-J*-"-*"--*-A'-t--^a-a-1*gg11*
Saline General Hospital
Robret Royal "is doing nicely aft-!
er having an apendectomy Thurs-'
day. ..' i
Mrs. Katy Bartlett remains the1
same. ■
Federated Church Notes
Rev. Roy J. 3M511er, Minister    -
An influenza epidemic prevailed in!
Thursday,  March  20,   7:30,   elders -Europe in. 1510.
f
and deacons meet candidates for
church, membership.
8:00  p. m.,   Communion.
Sunday, Easter, 10 a. m., sei-mon:
"Life."
11:15, Sunday school.
Wednesday, MarctiT 27, Help Lift
circle meets with Mrs.  MpBride.
Thursday, 7:30 p. Tn., praise and
prayer.
8:30,  choir  practice.
3En Columbia and Ecuador the dead
were sometims buried in graves 30
to 60 feet deep.
EYES EXAMINED!
Glasses   fitted.     Every    Saturday
2:30  to  9:30 P.  M.  Ofiice in Milan
Hotel.   See  Dr.  3Frank   Giflord,   To
ledo  Optometrist.
THEATRE
SALIi
Friday and Saturday, March 22 and 23
DOUBLE  FEATURE
"SANTA FE MARSHAL"
With William (Hopalong Cassidy ) Boyd
"They AlliCame Out"
Sunday and Monday, March 24 and 25
CONTINUOUS  SUNDAY MATINEE
William Powell and Myrna Loy in
"Another Thin Man"
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 26 and 27
Greto  Garbo   and Melvyn Douglas  in
"NINOTCHKA"