Saline Observer Notice Rate Card
The Saline Observer lists pricing for notices. Card of thanks and obituary/ marriage notices publish free. Poetry costs 5c per line. announcements with admission charge 6c per line. Minimum charge 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
2
The Saline Observer lists pricing for notices. Card of thanks and obituary/ marriage notices publish free. Poetry costs 5c per line. announcements with admission charge 6c per line. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Easter focus shifts to church festivities and privilege changes worldwide. Quiz Kids debates civilization’s influence with the wheel versus redemption, noting Christian emphasis. Regardless of plans, we should remember and be thankful in America as we observe renewal.
April first brings playful tricks and good natured banter as youngsters enjoy old and new pranks. The piece notes sudden pranks like a tied hat string and dropping a handkerchief and celebrates light hearted laughter and friendly mischief.
The article argues for removing party ties from judicial races. It cites county probate judge elections on a separate ballot as fair. It contends state justices could also be elected nonpartisan to ensure the best candidate wins through merit and campaigning.
In Lansing and among Michigan conservation circles there is a push to appoint Al H Weber editor of the Cheboygan Observer to the state conservation commission. Weber is praised as a devoted outdoorsman and nonpartisan choice who has long contributed to the conservation program and earned broad endorsement from sportsmen across parties.
The Howard City Record warns that liquor interests seek to influence school leadership. It argues should McFarland win the education post, all state board members would be Detroit-centered, stressing the need for Eugene B. Wilcott and Wyand Wichers to be re-elected to protect county schools.
Divine services at 10 am with English services on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Minister Fred A. Lendrum and Pastor M. Phillipp invite all to attend. Read the liner ads now.
A Michigan notice urges voters to participate in the April 7 election to choose officers who will direct highways for four years, six members of educational policy for six years, and two Supreme Court justices, framing a call to defend constitutional government and Americanism.
The note mentions a tropical butterfly display in Ann Arbor, with many specimens mounted and labeled for public viewing. It hints the exhibit will travel to the Detroit flower show if missed in Ann Arbor, and commends street crews for sweeping gutters improving street dust and visibility.
Morning worship at 10 with the topic King for a Day and Christ Promises Power. Sunday school at 11 15. Primary supervised by Graydon Eogerett Mrs Hazen Jewell in charge. Christian Endeavor at 7 pm with Mr Bach and Miss Hosking attending. Prayer meeting Wednesday April 9 at 7 30 at the Everett home. The Friendship class meets Thursday April 10 at Miss Vesta Mills home.
Palm Sunday worship at 10 a m with the sermon The Applause of the Crowd. Reception of members. Choir to sing Thy King Cometh Unto Thee and W D Hart to sing The Palms. Church school 11 15 a m Arthur Wilson superintendent Epworth League 6 30 p m Holy Week Wednesday 7 30 p m Mighty Vision Thursday 7 30 p m Easter cantata directed by Mrs Campbell Dale Fosdick organ solos by Katherine Briggs Camp bell and Bonnie Bearss alto Bob Royal W D Hart paritone and William Linden Schmidt tenor All are welcome to worship Palm Sunday 10 a m confirmation service.
Local notices report births and moves in Ypsilanti and nearby towns. Family visits, farm changes, church events, and social gatherings appear alongside brief confirmations and community remarks. Prominent figures include W H Berkey and state agriculture leadership commentary.
Rudolph Weld reports leaving camp and traveling 300 miles from San Francisco by card. Photographs of Rudolph and Leroy show good health and meals described as swell. Raymond Wiedmayer thanks for a card while in a Wyoming camp with windy sand and bracing air. Miss Blanche Walters and Miss Margaret Wolfe received photos from Leroy and Rudolph Hertler. Readers urged to send more camp news and treasure soldier photos as a new department opens for camp greetings.
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