1940-06-27; Saline Observer

              THE    SALINE    OBSERVER
VOLUME 59
SALINE,   WASHTENAW  COUNTY, MICHIGAN,     THURSDA*?,   JUNE   27,   1940
NUMBSRl 39
Call On Us First
When you need a loan to purchase
a car, instead of going where the rate
is higher and their interest in you is
governed solely by the amount of profit
they may make on the transaction.
Yo need not be a depositor to take
advantage of this community service.
We invite your application.
Saline Wins In
Seventh Straight
DEFEAT   WALTZ   IN   13   TO   6
SLUGFEST.    3F3IVE  P03ENTS
PLAYS HERE  SUNDAY
Saline Theatre Has
Three Double Features
Methodist Chnrch
Changes Pastors
Saline  -BOVS   To   GO <    FOR    SALE—9    acres   alfalfa)    Clarence
To Camp  New-kirk-^ Blqpire Fred Gladlsh* sst-2 Phone 152
Cook,       Auctioneer.
Choice started, pullets for sale.
Bargains  in entertainment will &
be   offered  to   the   film   fans   oft
Saline   and   "vicinity   during   the;     _ _ ^^
ensuing    week     by     the    Saline DK 3^33, ^ XJB3NDRUM C03MES' Newkirk "scout'" Camp "on    the : Tfae~6bserver 'office"
"    nrn"  '    HERE.     REV.   SAXMAN ""'"     "=	
A large  number of tooys from saline Hatchery.
Saline  and nearby towns are en- • 	
rolling  every  day  to   attend  the,    Rubber stamp pads on sale at
-      -    - the'Tf
Al-
The farmer boys from this vicinity, who make up most of the - .
Saline Independent team, have j comical pictures,
really been mowing down and
plowing under opponents during
the first seven games of the season and have grown quite a crop
of base hits and runs.
Such was the case Sunday at
Waltz, where instead of the rainstorms that were washing out
the rest of the community it
rained Ibasebails in the outer
pastures of the baseball park, to
a total of five doubles, two triples and eight singles toy the Saline "hayseeds" as they came out
on the long end of a 13 to 6
score.
Theatre.      Double    feature    pro-, i HERE. "~REV    SAXMAN    "Huron   River   near   Dexter.
grams   will   be  presented   in   all! .j ^^  TO   HUDSON             ready enrolled for this week are!    AU   kinds of  printing done   at
three changes of program.   Even] s   (scouts  Robert  Clay,  3Marvin Ol-jthe Saline Observer office
the   mid-week   Merchants   nights. minister will be in the sen,     William     Koebbe,     Donald!
Face brick—several
on hand. Big saving.
Auto   Company,  Saline.
thousand
Wiedman
W. E. Dietiker, 31icensed em-
balmer and undertaker. 3Phone
175-F2.
nights   will   have   two   very fine'    j it Methodist   church Miller,   Wilbert   Bradley,   Eugene j    For   expert radio   service,   see
COmiCal     Pictures. !„.-!,„_     «,„ __.- _._._ ■Co^Thanl.nr       ffl*       TTarrv       3MilleI i Ml,,     on    o*      a a _»._-.   «'*
_       _- .      .   4,.a   nrnr^m* vfaen   the   morning   services   are Feurbacher    and    Harry
The   tot   of   these   programs ^ Sunday.    Dr.sFred A. Lend- from this locality,
comes     tomorrow     night     whenjriim ^ndson    Michigan,   will'    Scout   executive,   Walter  Mac-
Frank Morgan romps through tar!talte ^ lace ^ Rey fa &1peek reports that everything is
*anous adventure as a timid jB ga^^ h ^^ Dreach iii'h"* readiness for an excellent
7°**% ,t0rS th "tou^stG°o? §e *=* « * Son. 1 camping season with a well train-
tenderfoot m the toughest of, J Lendrum will prove to be'ed staff in charge and every op-
Anzon4"   Ithnll-comedy    of   tte interesting man as he has'portunity   available   for   a   Scout
great open spaces with little f,„ml*L, „„„^°,.„M„ „„" "„(?« have, a srreat. time to advance
Virginia Wiedler as the heroine.
Teamed with them will be John
Payne, and Jane Wyman in "Kid
^NifefcMnghlef—a) musical, - -fight
picture.
"An Angel from Texas- with
an all-star cast, including 3Eddie
Albert,   Rosemary   Lane, -. Wayne
Kelly,  211 So.  Ann Arbor  St,
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work      Shoes     »<
Many peonies are in full bloom.
Make selections now for 3E*all
planting.     A.   S.   Hall.
Old    and    new   floors   sanded.
Andrew  Hartman,   phone 114-F2.
Merchants' night show tickets
given with every dollar paidi on
subscriptions     to  The    Observer.
'The farmers swooped down  on Morris,  Jane Wyman and others.
Saline Savings
Bank
The One Story Bank On  the Corner
SALINE  THEATRE
Friday and Saturday, June 28 and 29
F.  Morgan   -  V. Wiedler  in   |    J.   Payne  -  J.   "Wyman  in
Henry Goes Arizonal  lid Nightingale
Sunday and Monday, June 30 and July 1
tW       |   r if E. Albert   -R.  Lane  in
Oh, JohnDy, now     .      , ,       T
You Can Love Angel trom lexas
Tues., Wed. and Thurs., July 2, 3 and 4
3MERCH3ANTS'  3NIGHTS        •"
Baby   Sandy  -  3H. Herbert  in F. Morgan - A. Rutherford in
Little Accident   Ghost Comes Home
Waltz like a bunch of garden
pests in the first inning and held
them under control for the rest of
the game. Chuck Schwyn led off
with a single, went to second
when Girbach was safe on a
fielder's choice. Jarve Knisel
scored them with a triple and he
came home on Bob Knisel's single.
Whip Schneider doubled, sending
Bob Knisel to third and they
scored on Chuck 3Frey's single.
When the cloud rolled away at
the end of the inning Saline led
5 to 0.
After Waltz had scored two
runs in the second, the country
gents* tallied with six more in the
third. Schneider led off with a
triple and scored >on Chuck Frey*s
single. Ken 3Frey doubled and
Bob Frey walked to fill the
bases. Harvey 3Frey then reached
first on a fielder's choice as
Chuck Frey ibeat the throw to the
olate and the bases remained
loaded. Girbach drove Ken and
Bob Frey home with a single and
went to second while Harvey
3Frey scored on an error. Schneider then scored Girbach with a
single.
Saline hostilities then died down
until the ninth when Schneider
singled,   went to  third   on  Chuck
will come Sunday, and with it
comes "Oh, Johnny, How You
Can Love"—a gay musical romance with Tom Brown and
Peggy   Moran,
traveled considerably and nas | to have a great time to advance
spent quite a bit of time in Mex- n\ rank and to grow in citizen-
ico". He is a well educated man, ship,
having received his A. B. degree
at,^ Dickenson College, his B. D.
degee at Drew Theological Seminary in 3M3adison, N. J., and done
post graduate work in New York
July 4 To Be Miniature Airplane Day At Cub Camp
    ^    „„_     Terrence   Vincent  of  Ypsilanti,
University^ " He "received!~an hon- internationally    known    authority
on miniature airplanes is to be
the guest of honor at the Culb
Camp on Thursday, July 4. He
will conduct a series of demonstrations of making and flying
miniature   airplanes.
orary degree as Doctor of Divinity
from   Albion   College-
He   worked  for   awhile in   the
Mexican missions in Mexico.    He
was Dean of the School of The-
s&sy .m-.'"k- .44.       ...   ^ .„.,, ology in Puebla, Mexico, and was miniature   airplanes.
Merchants  nights wfil be Mdjfot several    ^   American  Con-i    Cubs and their parents  are in-
■     Tuesday,     Wednesday     ^4 sulate in Mexico.    His family- has J "rited   to  visit  the   camp  in   ««
grown up  and  left  home so  he afternoon.
on
Thursday and will have two real
good pictures. Baby Sandy, new
wonder child of the screen, has
definitely abandoned the male
impersonations in which she rose
to fame and from now on will
be her own feminine self. Her
first appearance as a girl will
be in "Little Accident," with
Hugh Herlbert on these nights.
With them on this program will
be 3Frank Morgan, malting his
second appearance of the week in
"The Ghost Comes Home", with
Ann  Rutherford.
the
and his wife are alone.
Rev. Saxman's many friends
wish him continued success and
happiness with his new congregation and hope that he will have
as much following as he had here
LAST CALL FOR  ENROLLMENTS   FOR   CUB   CARD?
The   Demonstration   Day-Camp
to  be conducted at the Newkirk
during his  three years as pastor Scout     Reservation    during    the
of the local Methodist church.
3His sermons were enjoyed by ill.
Rev. Saxman came here from
Tecumseh after he had preached
in' churces in Gwinn, Willis and
Tecumseh,   3Mlchigan.
Harvey-Dechert Vows
Spoken Sat. Eve.
Rotarians Discuss
Local Projects
At   the   last   two  meetings  of Merrilee   Harvey,   daugh- !%?££
the   Salme Rotary  club the  time Qf Mr   ^ Mrg   Ea^ Ten^tj leaders,
for   programs  has   been  used in, Harold  Dechert   son of  Mr.
°°^nf ™£ S£ 1SErg-r££!«aa Mrs.   August Dechert,   spoke
first five days in July will open
at 9:00 A. M., Monday morning,
July 1st, and close with a Parents' and Cubs' pot luck picnic,
Friday night, July 5.
Every indication is that this
special week for younger boys
will be one of the most successful of the summer. It will be
a small carefully selected group
and will be administered by the
regular    camp    staff    of    twelve
These
jects around this locality.
activities have 'been explained by s;turdayF"eventag7 June
well  informed persons. ." ..•"..    ..        B<    .
Places are still available, and
enrollments are "being received at
the  Council Ofiice,  324 E.  Huron
-For Sale — Registered Duroc
boars, new pop corn. Dan Hertler   &  Son,   phone   184-F21.
International      F-12
Overhauled.      $305.00
Auto   Company,   Saline.
Tractor.
Wiedman
For Sale Cheap. Everhot elec-
tri cooker, two floor lamps. G. L.
Parsons.
Selected White 3Leghorn pullets
2 to 4 weeks old!. Morton Poultry
Farm.   Phone   82-F22. 38-2
Heating and sheet, metal wor3k,
furnace cleaning and repairing.
R.  G.  Wahl,   phone 160.
Closing out farm implements
other than Ford Ferguson line.
Save dollars on stock on hand.
Wiedman   Auto   Company.  Saline.
For Rent—A small house, one
and a half miles from Saline; on
Ann Arbor road. Wired for ligjhts,
flowing well near door. A. S. 3Hall
Ford 3Pickup, 1936. Good condition. Only $195.00 Wiedman Auto
Company,   Saline
TIRE SALE —5.00-17—57.00
with your old tire. 6.00-16—$7.25
with old tire. Hoeft Service Station-Phone    132 39-t-4
CHEAP transportation; Mar-
mon 8 sedan about 9 years old.
Fair condition. Call at Observer
office.
For your next tractor, Avery
Ro Trac. See one, try one. All
Avery machinery sold by Albert
Graf.
Cash paid for dead or useless
stock. $1 for horses and cows.
Telephone collect, Tecumseh 350."
C. R. Frost, licensee for Darling
and Co.
their  nuptial  vows   at  7   o'clock    t     t ^
■3otii^o*iT       mroninor TllTlP        9.9. IT) '
22,
,-en  lniormea jjei&uns. Trinitv    Lutheran    church.     Rev.! i waterworks roaa,  sy.   miies
On   Thursday,    June   13,   they Emrle  officiated '    The     annual     installments     of iof   Saline.   Electricity,  larg
isited the   athletic  field,   located rL-     *        s       - • in! 1935 and prior years  real  estate; den. Adults preferred.  $10
error.       Chuck    Frey    went
second   on   the   error   and   later
scored   on    Harv    Frey's   single
to  end the attack.
Sunday, Saline will be looking
for their eighth straight victory
when Five Points invades the
local field. Redford plays here
on   the   4th.
The box score:
For    Rent—5    room   house   on
j Waterworks_road,  SYz   miles west
e gar-
preferred.  $10 Phone
39-HP
Frey's   single   and_ scored   on   an|just  n0rth   of   the   school,   which      "riasre    Ibv    her    father    wore taxes w3hich were    placed on the;i49-F3.  Saline.
to has just been surveyed and plan- ™-        B«,atm    nrincess   style    the ten   year   moratorium   plan   will; 	
ned out by Fred Heller. The ^jf ^ eitendw Lo a trahi. **e due before «*e_end of August I Keep your growing chicles
plans will be presented at the *£ ^rJ **^ veil was attached ^ must be Paid befoie Septem- j healthy by giving them a period-
annual school meeting in July.      | "*eo ^Jf1"? Jt7a Tark     Her ber  to  avoid  a*1   additional  pen-! ie   flush   with   Vitality   Mushing
The  plans  include   space_ for  a t±T™ f ™ses  "atd    baby's ^y ,-•„.„     iRati°n*   tt I"3   int°   **? feedini
J If the installment, which is due.program.     Saline   Hatchery
field and  many  other  things  for. Drf£™- Mo,o   e,sfpr    Wl-Rs   Rllth in August, is not paid before Oc
SA3U3NE
AB R   H   E
6    12    0
2
Oui*   WeSdfofMi**   Sai/
W\IM DEPEND If THAT* WHAT
ON OETTIHG FUU. fl fit fOUMO.'
VALUE FOR EVERY 1 AND THEY
NICKEL HERE/ ^HAVE.THE
s«*fwmcEwrRoiTS"l
•UtDVEGEKBLtSJ
OC
f course stt Is referring i
HOiME   DRESSED 1HOME   SMOKED
Chicken, fryers-stewingj HAMS,   sliced,  lb. 28c
Steaks - Choice-Tender Will Melt in your Mouth
Choice Home Dressed
VEAL CHOPS, lb. 25c
Veal Breast,
lb. 18c
BEVERAGES
Birely's   -   Coca  Cola   -   7-Up
Pepsi-Cola   -   Canada Dry
SPax-T-Pak    Hires
Venter's
SHOULDER
Pork Roasts
lb. 19c
Pork Chops
lb. 21c
JULY 4TH!! PICNIC SPECIALS!
Pickles, Olives Fruits      Cold Meat Varieties
Paper Napkins, Plates Kraft Cheese, 2 lbs. 49c
Cups,   Spoons,   Forks      Brick   -  American  -   Valveeta
Visit Our Market to Stock Your Picnic Basket
C.  Schwyn,  rf 	
B.   Giitach, If  6 2   1
J.   ICnisel,   ss    4 11
B. ICnisel,   lb  —    5 11
W. Schneider,  3b   5 3    4
C. Frey, c    -  5 2   3
K. Frey.  2b     4 11
R.   Frey,   cf      3 11
H. Frey,  p   4 1    1
O. Hoeft, cf  -_-.. 10   0
C. Girbach,  2b   10   0
Total         44 13 15
WALTZ
E. Kemp,   cf    5 0    3
R.  Billmeyer, rf    4 0    0
C.   Inmar,   3b       5 11
B. Night,   ss       5 0    1
C. Hoffman,   2b    5 0   0
B. Bennett, lb-p  ..   4 3    2
F. Vloch,   If   ...4.    5 0    2
M   Lorain,   c     5 2    3
N.  Bordt,   l'b-p      3 0    2
Total  — 41 6 14
Saline        506
Waltz         020
000
200
002—13
002— 6
WILLING WORKERS
The June meeting of the Willing Workers was held at the
home of 3M3rs. Elfa Munroe.
The meeting opened with the
club singing "Jesus Lover of My
Soul" and Mrs. Emogene Smith
conducted the devotionals. 3M3r*s
Gertie Carter had charge of the
program as follows: Song by
club, 'Leaning on the Everlasting Arms;" Reading, "A Good
Sermon," by Mrs. Mabel Needham
and two contests, Mrs. Jessie
Forsythe winning the first and
3Mrs.   Grace  Holcomb  the second.
The . time previous to the program was spent sewing for the
Red  Cross,
After a delicious supper, the
club -numbering 28  adjourned.
3In July- a picnic will be held
at  the Saline Park.
Card   of   Thanks
We wish to express our appreciation for the many acts of Irind-
ness and beautiful floral offerings extended by our friends
during our recent ' bereavement.
We especially thank.Rev. Walter
Saxman.
Relatives  of 3Mrs.  Katie Bartlett.
track"  baseball   diamond,  football ^net   was    roses    a
breath,
the   athletic   activities   and   play'r   'ft*   hide's   sister, jtoi   Ruth. StaSr"!^ "it will be placed on the
of    the    school.     The   field   will Tenant, was her maid-of-honor and ml gale  and -^^      mt
take up the four acres of ground wore pink maipiette ora: W-       fe  ad(Jed f      sale  expenses.
which    were    bequested    to    the *^ Her bouquet was: pink.rosest] delinquent   1938   or    prior
School by Mrs. Ella Henne last | ^ The bridesmaids were 33Mar3orie taxes not ^id before October 1st
December as a memorial to her Tenant sister-of tluL ^^ i will be placed on the May sale
son, Edward F. Henne, who was T°ne Hershiberger of Pontiac. Ust ^^ ^ additional charge
president   of  the school board  at;Their   dresses  were  Hue;  ^arqui- Mt     cents   fQr   each   descri
Uie time of his death. i<-*e"e  over  taffeta   and^ they   car- tion
Last     week,     Thursday,     was ried   larkspur ana   daises^ j    ^g      bUc ig d to ^
Barbara and Joan Dechert sis-lfore ^ penalty is added on Oc-
ters    of    the    bride-groom   were tdber  lst     Let,s reduee  our  tex
flower  girls,   their   dresses   were Ugt  fe     pr0mpt  payments,
white net  and they  carried foas-; Charles   E.    Crittenden
kets  of petals. * j Washtenaw Co. Treas. -:
Miss Jean  Fosdick  played the: 	
traditional wedding3. marches^and; always tell when you
also accompanied.vm Lfla Lan&e on ^^^   It>s up^aii
^^DfchertTrhis broth-l-d  ^e   goilg   is  tough   all   the
er's  best  man. The  ushers were.wd,y* .
Harold Ernst of Clinton and Ed-j      -C--V"G'Q   *CY ATifTWCn!
ward Kasno of 3Macon  and Ken-j      JB/lJliO   fjAJVl'UlIN.E-lJ!
neth    Dechert,    brother    of    thej    Glasses   fitted. 3Every' Saturday
groom.;
.  Mrs.   Tenant  wore a   gown  of j Hotel. See Dr. Frank Gifford, To-
spent in  a round-table discussion
of   other   projects   around Saline.
oiHalsey-Easlick
3FR"f3<xIDAIRE    -
1940   Models   on   Display   Now
,   COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized Dealers
Rites Are Read
At a very pretty home wedding Saturday Miss Marguerite
Frances 3Halsey, daughter of 3Mr.
and 3M3rs. Harold Halsey of Ypsilanti, became the bride of Ger-
aldy C. Easlick. The ceremon
took place at 2 o'clock at the
home   of   the   bride's parents.
Rev. Dwight Halsey, a great
uncle of the bride, read the service using the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Grace Sehantz played
the traditional wedding marches
and   as   the   bridal   couple   took
FOR SAL3E—1 1-2 ton Chevrolet truck. Several- good used
tractors priced from $35 up.
John-Deere tractor plow, one-
bottom. Herman Heininger, ph.
33.
1935   Chevrolet Truck
.-Long   wheelbase,   dual   wheels,
32x6"   10-ply   rear,   stakes.   Platform   available   if   desired.
COOK   MOTOR   SALES
Authorized  Chevrolet Dealer
Eyes examined and best glasses made at lowest prices. Dr. 3L.
O. Gibson, Oculist, Packard at
3Hill,   Ann  Arbor.
Especially equipped to repair
auto parts and farm machinery
Welding of all kinds. Broolca
Brothers will fix it, if anyone
can.    Phone 101.
Dead-Useless  Stock Wanted
Best   prices   paid  and   prompt
service,   including   Sundays,    caU
Adrian    484,    reversing    charges.
Adrian  Tankage   Company.
BUY NOW  !   !
1939 Chevrolet  Sedan
1936 Ford Trunk Tudor
1937 Ford Pick-Up  Rack
COOK    MOTOR     SALES
Authorized  Chevrolet Dealers
Since  1915
SEE THE 3NEW SAMPLES OF
Rausers's linoleum on display at
Gross Hardware store Albert
Rauser has a large assoitr*.ent of
all kinds of floor cove ings to
choose from at lowest pr" "• We
pay toll on Saline calls. V."-? now
sell the famous Hoover vacuum
sweeper, both new and used.. 118
N.   Fourth   Ave.,   Ann  Arbor.
Wanted—People in this vicinity
who have any legal printing required in the settlement of1 estates, etc., will confer a favof by
having it sent to this nevspaper.
The rates are universal ii such
matters and to have your notices
appear in this paper it is only
necessary to ask the Probate
Judge to send them to Tha
Saline   Observer.
YOUM/TO
WOW
grey figured silk with navy ac-;iedo Optometrist,
cessories and 3Mrs. Dechert wore
a navy blue sheer with white accessories. Both wore corsages of
Talisman roses and baby's .breath.
A reception  was   held for   the
Traffic accident fatalities.check-
ed off at the rate of cne every
16   minutes   in   1939.
Avoid accidents - be certain of
ample power to  get out of   the
A Duo-Therm Hot Water Heater way in time. Bank on OUR   gas
will solve your hot water problem ifor more pep - greater pickup -
once and  for all.  You get auto- i and a world of power - for traumatic  turn-of-the-tap  convenience | fic and hills. STOP HERE 3NEXT
12:30 to 9:30 P. M. Office in Milan &rs   *»  ^^^  of cheap fuel j TIME - you'll like our service.
'-----      -     -     -   ---    -   ~    '"J-     Can  48 for further  details. iFosdick & Ford Hi-^Jpeed Statioi
3    ?!?• ^    *b      Gv3£   service'   121    Michigan at Harris—Phone 44
W. 3Mich.  Ave. x„„^» t..k>5/.o««t.    car  washing
OBSERVER LINERS
their places  sang   "Because." ^ ^s~ta thT<*£3i 'parlors fip ^^SttSSSStefer
The   bride   wore   white   moire imin|diateiv   following   the   cere- 6" P** ™e fi'st inse™?n* « Per
taffeta  with butterfly pattern,   a ™*****  ^T^at home^t!   toe ««* "^»Mqnent insertion.
short tulle veil which was gathered into a satin tiara with a band
of seed pearls. "Her 'bouquet was
Talisman  roses.
The matron of honor was
3Mrs. Noel Walker, a former
school friend of the bride. She
wore pink organza, The groom's
attendant was Thomas Scott, a
brother-in-law,   also  of  Ypsilanti.
A.  reception followed  the  ceremony. The table was pretty with
a    large, .   many-tiered    weddings
cake  centering the table  and on(
either   side   a smaller bell-shaped j
403  North Ann Aribor street.
Mr. and Mrs. August Dechert
of North Ann Arbor street, Saturday celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary. It was also
the occasion of their son's wedding. Guests who attended the
wedding and anniversary celebration were from Detroit, Britton, Tecumseh, Ridgeway, Ann
Arbor, Milford, St. Joseph, Charlotte,  Farmington and Pontiac.
cake.     A     profusion     of     roses School Meeting
throughout    the    rooms    lent    a Comes  In July
rooms    lent
touch" of  summer  beauty.
Mr. and Mrs Easlick will reside at 803 Congress street in
Ypsilanti The groom is employed
by the Motor State Products
Company and the bride has been
bookkeeper for the. B. G. Moorman Company for four years.
She is a former resident of Saline and a graduate of the Saline High school, and a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Shurtz.
MISS   LUELLA LAMBARTH
HONORS   WITH  SHOWER
CARD   OF   THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the many acts of kindness and sympathy shown by
friends and neighbors during our
recent bereavement. Also Rev.
Whitbracht for his "comforting
words.
Erwin   Keppler
3Mr. and 3Mxs. Floyd Rogers and family
The Dependable Division of the
Methodist Ladies Aid *will meet
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Warren Tuesday evening, July second
Sally H. MacArthur,  .sec.
Miss Luella Lambarth enter-
| tained at a.Idtchen shower Thursday evening complimenting her
cousV> • 3Miss Laura Lambarth,
who is soon to "become the bride
of Theodore  Stroup of 3Milan.
The rooms were lovely with
bouquets of June roses. Aunts,
cousins and friends of 3M3ss 3Lam-
barth to the number of 42 were
present. Each one brought her
favorite recipe for the bride.
Each gift was accompanied by a
bit of household advice. Prizes,
in games were all presented to
the bride-to-be. A mock wedding
completed the entertainment after which dainty refreshments
were  served.
RHNBMUM CHARGE,  25  CE3NTS
READ THE 3UNER ADS NOW
Inside  Lubrication,
Wanted—Local man for general work, past 45. Saline-3M3ilan
Creamery.
Wanted-Housekeeper on farm. 1
Albert Bareis, Prochnow farm, j
11880 3Maeon Road. 39-ltp
WHATMOUI
HAYE
COPWIOHI 1732 by
Compare your life insurance with
any other property you own.
What is its  value  to you if you
65?     liemfwy   shrda-Pr.... RI	
live-todayr-in 10 years-when you-
are 65? What is its value to
your family if you die?
Lloyd E. Fairbanks
Insurance Agency
3HIGHEST    PRICES    paid   for   "*■
cream.      Saline-3Milan    Creamery, j B
232 Macon Roa.d, Saline.      39-8tp'
'   The  annual   school   meeting  of;
the Saline Public Schooi, Dist. No.
1  .fractional, will .be held in thej
school     auditorium    the
i
 -, i
For Sale—Perfection, four burn-!
er oil stove and oak China cab-j
inet.    109 W.  Henry St.     39-ltp,
_   _        Keep "your   stock   in   with   a
_      „       _        second 1 Parmek   electric    fence.     For   a
.Monday in July at 8 o'clock. At j demonstration       call       Theron
this meeting two members will be i Schnierlej     phone     258252.    Ann
elected  to   fill   the   vacancies   of j Arbor   Route   4         39-5tc
two expired terms.    Also to con-| cat-h>
sider    other   matters    of   impor FOR SALE _
tance. Among them will be the!Several good used tractors priced
development of the play field re-jfrom $35 up, Mowers, Gram bind-
cently donated to the district. (ers—1 John-Deere 8-ft. nearly
—Mrs   Anna 3Miller, Sec, 3Board new- J* John-Deere Hay 3Loader.
of Education.
Saline   General   Hospital
David 3Miller of 3M21an was
brought in Sunday for medical
treatment.
3M3iss Dorothy Jefferry had her
tonsils and adenoids removed
Monday.
Cecil Oliver was dismissed
from the hospital Monday and
his daughter, Geraldine, was
dismised Friday. They were accident cases a week ago.
3M3iss. Phoebe 3Minzey is doing
nicely.
The baby boy born ot 3Mr. and
3Mrs. Edwin Kuebler was borri
June 17 instead of 10 as at first
reported.
S. R. Wilson returned home
Sunday afternoon.
John-Deere     tractor      plow—one
bottom. Phone 33
HERMAN H3EININGER
HOMES 3INSULATED with
CAPITOL ROCKWOOL — most
approved methods for applying
our high grade Capitol RockwooL'
Backed by guarantee of permanent satisfaction by our $50,000,-
000 Rock Wool Manufacturing
Company. 3Prices very reasonable now with easier terms if
desired. A beautiful 32 piece din-'
netware set .given 3FREE for
3Iimited time with each insulation
order. 3
Let us estimate for you at once
with no obligation on" your part
what-so-ever. - |
Burgh Heating and Insulating Co.'
Phone  8697 Ann  Arbor
210   Kenwood   Ave.
Switch from Larro Chick Builder to Larro Egg
Mash at 12 weeks and have a flock you may be
proud of this fall when both pullets and eggs
will be in demand. !
Pork may be cheap but it's all the more reason
you should grow them quick. Try Larro Piig
feed or Larro Concentrate with your own grain.
Binder Twine in any quantity — Bed top,
Green top and Jackson. j
Salt by the lb. or-truck load,/:'\ j   .
Quality Feeders and Fountains at live and
let live prices.   See ns when in need.- I
PHONE 47 '    SALINE
L^