1944-08-31; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 62
SALINE, -WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,   AUGUST   31,  1944
NUMBER  45
A Checking Account      j
For Harvest Funds       I
When your_erop money comes in, de- s
posit it in "a checking account in this s
bank, for safety and convenience. j
Money in the form of cash is a burden. |
It may be lost or stolen, and when you j
spend' it you have no record to show |
where it went. |
Paying by check gives you instant com- I
•mand of your funds without worry or |
risk.   You have a receipt for every pay- I
ment and a record for income tax pur- I
poses.             .
We invite you to open a checking account for your harvest funds.
Epidemic Of Infantile
Paralysis Very Serious
All Schools In Three
Counties To Remain
Closed  Until Sept.  18.
SEEN 'AN HEARD
, CJust a few more days and we
; haveLabor Day and then the ap-
- proach of fall and winter really i
seems quite near. And, more than;
that,   it  means   the   beginning ofi
Summer Playground
To Close This Evening
Has Provided  Splendid
Recreation   For   Old
And Young This Year.
Haab-Kphler Wedding
Last Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock Miss Tenia" Kohler, daughter of Mrs. Mathilda Kohler .and
i the    late    Charles    Kohler , was
! united in  marriage  with Walde-
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
Clarence
phone 152.
Cook,      Auctioneer,
For
i mar G. Haab of Freedom town-' jjjjjo-.
jship, son of Waldo Haab, at thej      a" 	
! St.    James   Evangelical   Church, j    -yye   have
Sale—-Tomatoes
Phone   166F2-.
for
can-
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^^ ^J^^1^^^!r^a^>!^a^t^ s^hool°o£?e-    Th/1fUTie^plaJg:ri>1S?'   sP°n-!fali2.e township .withthe Rev   C.  s^e  5£^tae~C*.
ealtfc   the   schools    of   Wayne, ir M= ,    ^        , sored by the Board of Education, A. Haneberg perfon "-     -- —
Washtenaw   and   Lenawee   eou_-.-,r™£- ofM^ j^^^^S* aty   .Council    and     Community'ble_ring   ceremony.
government    wheat.
x>y  xixux.x   u-   -_«= -.rci-cu. xuxxaxx x-x     . <jtartJ,no-   off to   srhnol   ntiw      Allc 5unuaer   piaygrouna,   spon-   cttmic luwxibiujj,  wilil uik xtev. o
Health   the   schools   of   Wayne, lf"£S  siarmis  on_to J^ooi  once sored fey ^ ^^ Qf Educati     ;A. Haneberg performing the dou-
Washtenaw   and   Lenawee   coim-^0^ n/XJ ^.Z. T>^%, ^ifZi  City     Council     and     ^ ■*-«»   ™°"   «"™™"
ties will not  open on Sept. 5 as ... ,         _,
scheduled, and will remain closed: lit pIU"i1fl"~n ^nfl t^n^ftp^hm,-^ evening,   after   a   successful   two triage  by her  cousin,  LaureiLAl-
until   Sept.   18,   because   of   tlie  \tt.™,?ff\,,„v17~?L*  tl „™i.: months   of   providing   recreation.ber,   and  chose  for  her  wedcti
George   J.   Klager,   Auctioneer,
Phone 258861, Ann Arbor.
Sale   —   Yorkwin
Fred   R   Braun,
-      . „,        ..     .      „ .      they must buckle  down to work?1013?1! of   Providing   recreation. ber,   and  chose  for  her  wedffing      For   sale — Brood   sow.   Louis
seriousness of the epidemic of in-   mdyacconiplish ^omsmag_ Others'fo^othJounS and old. .a white princess gown with lace  iaeinscmidt,   phone   34F3.       48
fantile paralysis  in  this  section Jg"^"   atmr^atP  fl,?   ^ohnoli    The Piayground xvas ^^3. ae top,  long pointed  sleeves   sweet- J___[	
Dr. Engelke in his order statea^s^JcW appreciate: uiax scnoot.i direction Qf wlffiam Jakadi rec_; heart neckline and long train of For
that not only is it necessary to o^se it consist i^lttv of menVeation Sector. He was assist-'net over satin. Her fingertip veil wheat.
close the  schools in  an  endeavor  S^S^* JtT^Z" S ed °nce each week by Mr. Cobum'hung from a halo cap caught by   18ZF31
to curb Uie spread of the disease, S'      m^V law    ^WhX   ovf' awd  Mes-   Aronan  of the  Willow; orange  blossoms.     She  carried  a 	
but   it   is   very   necessary   that - Cl'", Run     recreation     project      who;bouquet  of  white  roses   centered      For   Sale  _  American Banner
parents   and   children - co-operate ,   s * •      ^Lv   fhTt helped  to   carry  on   story-telling with   a   cameha   and   tied   with  seed   WTileati      F     R
with   all   the   rules   recommended   *f™'-*__, fo,. £ff_ T"    °!S.,   Til  anS   special games   for   the   very.white satin ribbon. Lucile Kohler  p-aone l66F1
by the.health authorities. ;At the fn P^8j°,i ™ wJTLnrf!-3',01111^: ...:t   ls   hoped   that   Uie was  her  sister's  maid of honor,  y
seed
phone
46
Clements,
civilized .world  becomes'
Heating and sheet metal work,
first sip ofillness, call the phy- ^"^ lv^u c^/an ^     ^M fay he carried on at wearing a  gown  of  white  mar-      Heatmg and sheet meta
sician to determine its nature, It ""le  „ ™, ,„T„f ™S   fv^mlrt! tte   library during   the   year   on  qmsette and carrying an arm bou- fllrliaoe   craning   and   repairm-
is  very important  that   children getvo^°    L  ^  °r   ,<-     ?3_Y?d Saturday    afternoons.    For    the quet of American beauty gladioli » >   wIlhLTn xepaiim..
be  keot  off  the streets and not *° ?**_**   _?  ™__*. *  properly. present  the   youngsters  meet  or tied  witli  red  satin  ribbon,   and R" G" Wahl, phone 160.
be  kept  off  the streets and not i" /LK:i_7
„"n„.„„>  4-„   „—n^^xc    -„   xx.   „x_  Hats oif
allowed to  congregate,   or  to  at-
them  all
^° ^.f^^i^l^lPiWediiesaay   at   2° p.  m.   at   the with    matching    flowers    in    her
we  cr i  to prepare  for, „„>,„„■,   „.,,„„„   -»*-_..x tt-__-,    „_ ,_ x.„i„     t;h:.. °    j   m.h.   t?-_-ui.„
tend any public place of amuse-  c^"1  *"  " en,i: '  '"^^-f : iU:' school   where   Mrs.   Hazel   Cook hair.    Lillian  and  Stella Kohler
mmt   nv   ntrtpv   o-ntlierinp's   Vnrni?   1x141.   gred-L    d.a\enLure     ^liie    m    a   takes   chnro-p sist-prc   nf   tho   Tn-irlo    an/!   T.nTonr
ment or other gatherings. Young
people   axe   usg-ed   to   follow   the "^f" %™- EZ^JITfw^t     Tae adult softball league, which Haab,   sister   of   the   bridegroom,
same instructions for the  disease  ;;„„P~"  ,., 7."rf "j?0    .  l m| will   complete   its   schedule   next and Mrs. Earl Haab, cousin of the
GUNS
We buy and trade guns. R. A.
sisters  of the bride,  and Lorena McHenry, phone 115.
anniversarv   of   the   d^
liscoverv  of q,T^^ T"*"™""   ""   "*-"*-""«=   "cv'- ""." -"""• """* "««",v-""-"1 "' r_7 Used   cars   wanted.   Will   pay
Au4t   and  Sunday>   ^as   one   of   the   most bridegroom,   acted as bridesmaids t           ices  f             d  lt          ^
^^xj  _„a_„„„ _ ___ "—that  the  event  occurredf!tw ; ?°P-Uar activtties of the park, and wearing gowns and carrying flow- wfetoian Auto   ComPsmv   Salhie
young  people   especially.   MondaFtSi ^f £?£ h™,S  ITcp * is hoPed  Ulat   the  Iea'?ue will ers identical to those of Uie maid Wleaman Auto   Company   Salme.
-   uluy   10 years  nave_passea  smce -he   nontinupd  r\ps-t toip nf hnnnr 	
npn-n.p no»rtM   ta  r,ei au   nf fhpiv  ue_.contmuea next year. ot_nonoi. For  Sale__Tllree year  old Hol-
is no respecter of persons and is       .    ,
equally dangerous to children and F®^01?"111  con2es  m
morning ten cases were reported
in Ann Arbor with two deaths,
and a new development in Manchester.    So please try to volun-
people needed to  do  all, of  their
If there are any individuals or      The groom was attended by his   si~____
fe4f,inff ?fd t^ht  ™*  *  the'^--,sl—. t^ ^^e equip- tartarS^wbSt^T^d  ^ T^'__S__^_^_^
oSVd^lkr^X^nv^^ ^^^^l^^^f^J^:  Si   AMm  LUtZ'.1103° nr
i 1 tarily    quarantine    the    children Vur ?m?J ti:?1KS r1e(;a11 manyamus- ■ today   they   may   secure   a   kev Earl Haab and Alton Linrlenmacn
! j     .. _. ,.     . x    _.■_.-   ms  incidents   relatme-  to  the  m-1*    „.^__. J      -. Jrfy   _»   »_._    ...,.__.     . •.   „-.„  . .
jtand   young   people    against   the  «»&  madents   relating  to  the  m-;from either Mayor Gross or Wil- of  Ann  Arbor,   arid Willard  and
4'disease and slve life Sb& health, traduction of the.oil lamp. People Uam Jakad.
5 J Russia Must Be
! Watched From Now On
Communism No Longer
Is  Practiced  As  It
Started   Out   To   Be.
were afaid of them—they might1
[ explode.     So   they   mixed  water xn„„„  tt t»
or salt with the kerosene in the *0U1   -H-OIUe  KllRS
hope it would  prevent  explosion.'Fail   To   StOD   Onsted
One family became the possessor
' of  a new  oil lamp  and  the  eve-1
ining for  the  first  lighting  of  it I
' arrived.    It was set on the center |
of the table, and water added to i
Two  Twilight  Games,
One  With   Macon
Resulting In A Tie.
Saline lost  to  Onsted  on   Sun-
Chairman   Ernest   Mann   intro-  ^e   kerosene in   the   lamp   bowl, j
duced   Charles  Henderson,   presi- The oldest son of the family vol-; „,„,,*. x   x -.      x  ^« x.xa.xx,xx
dent  of   the   Ann Arbor  Rotary unteered  to  put  a-match  to the ^ ^Jlje local boys started out |    /reception for 125 ^e^ was
Club    who    in    turn    introduced. ^ck    while   tile   other   members > ^n|   the   -br^ido,   baJ1   that! ^ Michigan league gar-
Professor  Hereward  T.   Price   of of   the   family   remained out   of ^  a5e  capable  of.    Leidel  led   . Arbor    following-   the
the TT.  of M.   as  guest  speaker,  doors watching through- the door f with a smgle to left, Frey got ^ern^ following
at   the   meeting   01   the   Rotary  a^ windows to  see what would 1 °"  s™>  ^ol? secon.d and }y?th!     The bride is a graduate of Sa-
aub  at The Tavern last Thurs- happen,   and   the    "lamp-lighter"  both'  ™*'  mn scoring position; schooled will  teach
day noon. was prepared to flee as soon as j MlUerfn*^ed to   center,   scoring j ^is a(.   fee  Brfd
Mi-.  Price was  born  in Mada- he   had   applied   the   match   and  m| t-rst two runs. .water Center school
gascar   educated in England  and there was a flame. But nothing hap-!     Salme made three errors in the  wa *    ^    	
Germany,  and was a prisoner of Penect and fear was expelled. But. ^t inning and several more all M0++.0  Cmitr
the Russians where he spent four  the   trouble   after   that   was   in  aE^100"-   which were  costly.        | lMlS. Mattie  ClRlg .
yeairs in Siberia,  and he took as  keeping the glass chimneys mtact.7 .^ith their opponents doing thei.     Funerai services for Mrs. Mat-
,his   subject,    "Russia"    and   told  Manufacturers   had   not _ learned; t^^f,.^\„ *£„ °L !?.! ,,fea.?°:V: tie  craig,   (nee  Kleversaat)   who
_._,.. . _,!.*■_. Wanted—Ride   to   Saline   from
ErwmKonler, cousin; and brother  ^   Arbor    leavin     ^^   about
«    t^ta?   %    lP-f  VfYA- v        -   5:15  P-   "■     Doris° Jean  Henne,
Bas^ets   of white  gladioli  anc  phone  50R2.'
candelabra   flanked   the   altar   of
I the church, and a basket of glad-
jioli adorned the altar. Before tlie
I ceremony Mrs. Leland Dicks sang
"I Love You Truly" and "At
Dawning" and Miss Dorothy Kohler, cousin of the bride and organist of the church, played the wed-
many interesting facts concerning ^property^ temper-the glass and < ^fte^gan^^\aye?^in ^^i died   Saturday,   Aug.   19,   at_ the
CKven   Hot
embracing as  it does about half an oil   lamp   burned''..without   "a Miiton Wiedmayer took over the
that    vast    empire.      He    stated  users forgot to keep the flame at
„;„v,4-     ,-„.,,• .  _.      ■ aiea    &a_urauy,    &.u._.   is,   a.1.   uie
^   fSf   ?' , home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
that because of its'immense size,  a   low   ebb.   Consequently   many fjT"""11  ^o?"  left   the   game  and; Downin'
of    Macon    township,
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums
and barrels for poultry. We have
a good supply on hand. Morton
Poultry Farm, phone 65R2.
For Sale — Registered Duroc
Jersey gilts and boars. Immunized
for cholera. Dan Hertler & Son,
7125  US-112,   p'-xone   184F21.
Furnished apartment,   1st floor, ~
Part rent for taking care of furnace.     Also   henhouse 10x20.   Inquire 102 E. Henry St. Ph. 213R4.
Wanted -— Dead and useless
stock: horses $3.00, cows $2. Call
collect Tecumseh 350. Carrol
Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co.
Especially equipped to repair
auto parts and farm machinery.
Welding   of   all   kinds.     Brooks
held tlie  following Monday  ?r°the^ y^'**   lt   U   ^^^
, 5 . were
not   warmed at   the  NiWack funeral home   in
can.    Phone 101.
of  Europe  and  a  good  share   of  chimney to spread the illumination  Pitching. .   He   was ^^   ^   lvJuao^ itulcia.i.  xxxmxx.   ...
Asia,  that its  resources,  in  min-  until the farmer  could make his  H|° a"?cl ila<i.™.ouWe1wi™, control, t Britton_   ' Buriai   was   in   Macon      m
erals and capacity to produce all next weekly trip to town. £It has The  hard   hitting  started m  the, cemetery Try some Pillsbury's Best 32%
kinds   of  ,3yain,   fruits   and  veg- aften been said.tiiat an individual  third. Mcdler got his second home;    j^ -^j    iVas horn in  Saline t^au-y Concentrate and Maxi-Meal
etables,  iCis no doubt the most with   a   vocation   also   needs an ™n °? the season, Louis Cntten-t townsh1p    and    was    a    Hfei0ng Hog Concemrate. We have a good
self-contained   country   on   earth." avocation—that  is,   a   hobby,   in! fen his scond, ArmDruster hit the ■ resident of this viciniLv with tlie i ^PP^ on haxd.    Morton Poultry
•The government has  soft-peddled order to keep a proper balanee on7 longest home run of any seen so    xception  of   the  last'few years , Farm> Phone 65R2-
on Communism as  it was prac- We.    How many happy  as  well tar   tins   year,   about   450   feet., wilich were spCnt in Britton. For [    _ 4 ^-^r" r~T        T    ,_,
ticed for a decade or more; now as instructive moments hobbyists Stanley Gall has been trying hard' a number of vears Mrs. Craig!. FARMERS — Settle valuable
marriages may be performed by spend! If you don't believe it, a",,seas0? an^ has been clipping' was The observer correspondent ^^"^^ows and sows with
clergvmen religion is encouraged we suggest that you call on' ba" *"*005 S^ a home rim and' ior the South Saline neighbor-!RE^, WHEAT GERM OIL. Sold
and 'skilled labor has come to be George Barr and have him point a three-bagger. The improvement-'hood. ! °B..  m°ney  hack"   guarantee   at
S2.00 DISCOUNT PER. TON AT CAR
orion
PHONE   65R3
BOB   MORTON,   MGR.
recognized and paid accordingly; out the interesting and historical in   hitting   shows   that   practice:    Besides her daughter, she is sur- j Salme Mercantile Co.
farmers may own farms, and edu- things  he  has   in  his  little  mu-  aoes   help. vived bv her husband. Hugh: three 1
cation of the masses is encourag- seum. You won't be sorry for' Last _ week the boys a plaj'ed; SOns, Donald and Walter of Sa-I For Sale—Because of sickness,
ed. By reason of this about-face having called. And, if you want two twilight games. With ram m■ Hne and Roscoe of Clinton: a.a good team 8-9 years old, and
tlie speaker said the countey is 'to know all about the history of Ypsilanti, the Colored All-Stars sister, Mrs. Sam Craig, of Chel-: harness. F. Feitel, 93300 Chase
making wonderful strides along buttons, call on Mrs. Martin <hd not come so the local boys ■ sea| and 10' grandchildren. i road, Belleville, phone 2303 Belle-
all lines  and in the future may, Fuoss.     While   we   haven't   seen had lots   oft. practice,  .and Thurs- j                     -.  ; ville.    Will  sell   cheap. 47
if its rulers so desire, have very her collection personally, we have  day niffht Saline went to Macon;     Described as "one of the clean-!	
. much   to    say   in    outlining   the heard lots about it.    Then, if you  and   played   a   seven-inning   tie.; est   of   animals."   the  woodchuck'     D»ad,  Useless Farm Animals
future of the whole world.           ; want to delve into a few of the Last  ni°-ht  Macon  was   to  plav iS   said  to  be  highly  prized  for removed. Horses $5.00, cows §4.00.
Other   guests   were   Rotariems mysteries  of nature,  call  on Le- here.    Next   Sundav  Onsted  will its   flesh   in   Asia   and   is   com-.prompt service, including Sundays.
Edward  W.  and Walter  Staebler nore   or   Stephen MacArthur   and  come    to    Salhie    for    tlie    third monly eaten in British Columbia.' Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges.
of Ann Arbor and Aviation Ca-' they  will tell you  all  about  co- - game,
det Paul Lambarth. coons,  moths  and  butterflies and'
Michigan State
Radio Highlights
' show   you   their   wonderful   col-; AnLTM'al ^-"Bf S^OW Now
election, beautifully mounted. Many |  *+  ™'   -p„.     nVfx,lnt3a
a farm youngster can tell about; "-1   ^RQ  rail   IcnOUIiaS
: animal husbandry and "gardening, j 	
; Hobbies   are   endless   in   variety,
LINES   ABS   GET  RESTF/*??
I Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co.
Station WKAR, Michigan State and  everyone  should be   able  to
College,  870 KC, 5.000 watts.
Will   Run   For   Three
Days,  Starting Thursday Of This "Week.
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
make   a   choice   for   a   personal]
avocation. CThe opening of school j
State brings to mind a thought. There)     That   important   event   hi   the MESflMUai  CHARGE  25  CENTS'who have any "legal printing re".
Alumni     of     Michigan
College   are   welcoming   the   re-  is   a   movement   in   this country' lives   of   the   youth,   the   annual
6c per line first insertion. 4c per !ilne-
line   each   subseauent   insertion
— !    Hewens Farm offers the following:  Registered Livestock, Duroc
c Jersey boar pigs, yearling Shrop-
i shire rams, Roan, yearling Short-
jhorn  bull.     8  miles   east  of   Sa-
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Wanted—People in this" vicinity
turn of  "From the Alumni Rec- which   is  gradually  gaining  mo- j 4-H   show,   again   comes
on   us
quired  in  the   settlement  of   es-
■ tates, etc., will confer a favor by
Day.' having it sent to this newspaper,
x The rates are universal in such
; matters and to have your notices
ord"  program to the  air. Heard mentum because the need for iti surreptitiously   and  will  be   held!     Closed    all    day   Labor
each Tuesday at 5:30 p. m., the has   become   very   evident.     We'at  the fair  grounds Aug.   31  to  Schmid's Food Market
program     features      information used to have it, but it was side- Sept. 2. i	
concerning the college, activities tracked, and now tlie time has! -County Agent Osier and Dr. For Sale — Kalamazoo coal appear in this paper it is only
of alumni and former students, come that it is missed like so h. H. Wright have given blood heater range. Phone 143F14.. 46' necessary to ask the Probate
and   news _ oi   alumni   activities, many things we once called rub- tests to all calves over six months;   ■■ judsre to send them to The  Sa
lt is presented by Glen Stewart, bish   and  later  haul   out  of our of age that will be shown. Kore      The  Bredernitz mill   will  begin' Mne^Observer.
director of Alumni Relations.        attics as priceless antiques to be than  50  head   of   cattle  will be'making cider en Friday, Sept. 1.'	
A change in the news  swwre put into use with greater appre- on exh bit at  the show. :   j '
has   been   announced,   with   the ciation   than   ever   before.     And,    The   program   for   the   three-      For  Sale —  Rock pullets  five' ^'W      A.   „sf""^ £_*
11:55 a. m. daily news summary it is character that concerns the dav   affair   include:   Todav,   ex- months old.    Phone 18SF3.    r-ari |H |.      /% H  f»-^>    ."„
now   being   devoted to   M>hi<rrm teaching   of  religion  in tlie rsh- hibits   will   be   set   up:   Fr'day,  and Reuben Marion. 46      3 *~esw ■"'""
news and  brief headlines of gen-  lie schools.    Reli?ion  ir. a phi'os-  exhibits   will  be   judged,   and   on,   I      A11 Sizes — All Fabrics
eral news. ophy   of   life   and   is something Saturday the  4-H Demonstration      Can you can ?  You can if you I Price Range to Fit All Purse-
Following  a  month's  vacation, "that can be devoid of creeds so contest will be held.    In addition, have all the requirements and v:.u'' | __\ f\ y^_7"   624  So.   Main   St.
TKniltrv   information   is   back   on far as character is concerned, nnd  leaders of the 1944-45 Club Coun-  can
the   air,   with F.  N.  Barrett,   of it  is  character that oneerns the cil will be elected, and livestock, Foo
all the requirements and v::u ' I "O f\ XT"'
get    them    here.    Schmid's . I J? \J __\     Ann Arbor, Mich.
the poultry department, present- public   school   system.   In   Mar-  showmanship    contests    will    bej
ing pertinent facts  on the  busi- shall a Bible course was insftut- held.
ness  of  raising  poultry.    Listen ed   three   years   ago   bv  Harley      Members of the Fair Committee!
at   12:30   p. m.   each  Friday  for Holmes,   the   superintendent,   raid include  H.   S.   Osier.   Frances  E.
this feature. Professor Barrett is it   has   become   so popular   that Wilson, H. J. Hart, William Mc-
glad    to    answer   anv   questions this  year  teachers,   school  b-ard  calla,   Dwight   Carr   and  Lillian,
which may be ail^rersed to him. members  parents and nuoils have H?<as.-
_  reauested   its  continuance.      The.     Mr.   Osier is   general   superin-
City Salvage residents   of   all   religious   faiths tendent of the fair. .
PUon-m   ti    A«n   "   4-aA &ve   aSreed   that   the   class   has — }
^naiimail  Appointed been   a   valuable contribution   to •__<„-_   A^J Ti\wY»Mf_ T pacrup '
Upon request of the War Pro-  citizenship -training.     If   it   can, Eau /""H x l_u,r,-*"c Jljc-«?5"c .
duction Board through the Wash- be  done  in Marshall,   it  can be \ Thursday.  Aug.  24
tenaw   County   Salvage   Commit- done in  other cities.    We should:    Methodist  Church 8r Ford Mill;
tee,  Mayor  Gross  has  appointed like to see the Saline school be-' 1. j
William Jakad city  chairman of come  a pioneer  in  this, respect.      LaRue,    Thayler;    Armbruster,'
the wartime salvage program. Mr. There is no need for us to bring Dicks.
Jakad  will  choose   a   committee up the rear.    The radio program     High School 1, Rotary 0.  (For-:
to   assist   him   in   pl.anning   the "The   Light of   the  World'   dra- feit). ' 1
program  and all salvage  drives* matizing Bible stories is the mosfc STANDINGS
etc., will be planned by the com— popul.ar on the air, and to avoid W
mittee. doctrinal   controversies   it  is   ed- Federated Church   5
If  any  group   or   organization ited by clergy.of the three major Merchants    5
■wishes   to  sponsor   a drive  they faiths.     Tt   can  be   done.     Can't Rotary         2
should   contact  ^layor  Gross   or we  do  it?                                           Methodist Church   2
William Jakad.   s ; Ford      1
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AUCTION SAT/E       ; uxdmuwsu mgh school—   i
Ulu"1    -Tuiui-i Dr. Frank Gifford   Toledo  On-i       -    Thursday,   Aug.
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I,  the undersigned, will sell at f„„lvXt      nS«- \m«r,,   tt«m
public   auction,   mv stock,,  farm SS?*-, -X^.,5^,  r^
machinery and equipment at 9264 **$$[ 1(^^ ^ SlST
Saline-Manchester road just west.es Mtea-  (U-tl1 year m MU^a->
of  Bridgewater,   Thursday  after-!    Th&   3^^.^^  ^^   is   a
. comparative newcomer   to _Mich-
; igan  and   is   still  in  process   of on the list of petroleum-producing
extending its range. states.
noon, September 7, 1944. at 1:30."
Geojtge  Klager,   Auctioneer.
— Ray Davis.
Merchants  vs.  Federated. '
Saline Valley vs. High Schgo_.[
Sunday, Sept. 3
Ford Mill vs. High School.
Since 1886 Michigan has been
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