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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
4
The Saline Observer notes farmers in Gratiot County near Alma received over 100000 as final payment for their 1932 sugar beet crop. Payment was due by September but pushed forward to support Michigan beet sugar. The piece urges housewives to request Michigan sugar to boost the local industry.
The merchant who cashed checks and extended credit steadied commerce during the banking holiday. He tied up currency risks with wholesale houses to aid customers. As conditions improve, prompt redemption of held checks and payment of charge accounts are urged to restore stock.
Anna Milkey reports on English and history studies across grade levels at the S. H. S. including Victorian age writers, Dutch Wilson era topics, and current events. Students from eleventh to sixth grade discuss class meetings, new colors, class flowers, upcoming plays, and shifts in teachers and study topics as spring arrives.
Miss Haas visited Oak Stove school. Mrs Hattie Murray and others attended Cassius Debenham funeral in Milan. Mrs Alger Allison joined a Friendship class party at Saline. Hattie Murray and daughter Hleda attended York Baptist Ladies Aid at Mrs Henry Radenbaughs. William Schroen family moved to a farm southeast of Milan, replacing the Langworthy family.
JUDD DISTRICT School closed Friday afternoon. Mrs D G Richards visited Ann Arbor several days last week. Mr and Mrs Harold Jewell were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Mrs Karl Thearer and Mrs Millham were Ann Arbor visitors Friday. Mrs Pepper of Mooreville visited Mrs Harold Jewell last week. Mrs Avery and daughter returned after winter in Chicago. Mr and Mrs D G Richards entertained weekend guests from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Britton and more. The tale of three Kalama 700 youths ordered to visit the Michigan Reformatory at Tonia ends with them back as permanent guests.
Miss Bertha Waldo of Haman North Dakota shares she has lost over 40 pounds in a year using Kruschen Salts on doctor advice. The ad promises safe health gains with daily half teaspoon in hot water and notes a four week jar costs a small price at any drugstore with a money back guarantee.
The fourth grade shares progress in arithmetic long division and par allelograms while displaying spring pictures on the front bulletin board. Students plant seeds in small gardens and prepare Easter crafts, with two eggs per student and cardboard bunny decorations for the room.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 4 1 English services every second and fourth Sunday of each month Everybody invited Serve your organization and your organization will serve you.
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