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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
4
Rates for subscriptions and single copies listed. Card of Thanks and resolutions priced per line or per item. Poetry, announcements, and personal benefit notices charged at set per line rates with a 25 cent minimum. Terms emphasize regular rates for personal or business interests.
A quotation from Utica Sentinel links the year 1933 to closing schools and opening saloons. The piece notes gossip about a Traverse City state hospital case and a local election board member’s alleged irregularity, then critiques public gossip and Wall Street scandals as moral hazards.
The Railway Age urges lawmakers regulators and the public to restore railroads to sound earnings. It argues railroads are the nation’s largest industry after agriculture with 18 billion in savings tied to railroad securities. Normal times 1.7 million families rely on rail jobs and $6 billion flows to all sectors while taxes total about 1 billion annually.
Clara Dunn spent the week end with Lois Teachout of Ypsilanti township. Harold Jewell and Rudolph Hersler were business visitors in Detroit on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn visited Tom Dunn in Monroe. Mrs. Vaughn entertains her mother from New York. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards and son George Franklin were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Richards.
A Minnesota woman, Mrs. Lute Bright of Walker, reports losing 20 pounds from June 12, 1932, to January 10, 1933, after taking Kruschen Salts under medical supervision. She credits the regimen with relief from gallstone concerns and improved well being. The ad promotes a four week jar, guarantees satisfaction, and urges daily use.
School notes cover Dickens Thackeray Eliot study periods new tests and a three day graduation plan. Reports from eleventh to second grade list class activities tests English history science and field trips with student teachers and a growing school spirit.
Andrew Elisman spent the weekend in Kalamazoo. Olive Braun called on Mrs. Julia Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon were Dundee visitors Monday. Hovey Needham visited friends at Ridgeway Sunday. Ladies attended Achievement Day in Ann Arbor Tuesday. Mrs. Mable Needham and Mrs. Ruth Miller were in Monroe. Grace Hammond and Minnie Hammond were Ann Arbor visitors recently. Claude Gilbert and Beth were dinner guests of Vera Goodin Sunday. Andrew Girbach and daughter Ellen spent Sunday with Luther Hamlin. John Taylor and family of Ridge Road called on Glenn Gordon Sunday. Mary McMann Ella McMann and Grace Hammond visited Minnie Hammond last week. Mankind will be saved when someone discovers how to have paternalism without raising new taxes.
Jesse Bird Sr. hauled hogs to Detroit Tuesday. Dicks family released from quarantine Sunday. Barbour family moved from Detroit to Marks farm. Henry Murray and family returned from Ann Arbor Sunday. Ypsilanti residents visited Frank Barbour. Miss Bileeta Murray had a mastoid operation at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and is recovering. Electa Murray was visited at Beyer Memorial Hospital. Carlson Murray and family hosted a B Y P U party with popcorn and games. Easter dinner guests included Hertler and Harwood families and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Hertler living near Ann Arbor attended.
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