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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
4
A financial campaign for the Boy Scout Work will run in Washtenaw and Livingston counties during December 5 to 10. Each town will have local leadership and a one day whirlwind campaign starting with Harry Bird’s breakfast to unite leading men for final instructions. The effort aims to raise the amount necessary to sustain youth programs.
Mrs Laur Bunce, 70, withdrew $1,000 for safekeeping and kept it at home in Jonesville. Friday night two masked men arrived at her door and demanded the money from her handbag. they fled with the cash.
Rand-MacNally Banker's Monthly reports about 68 percent of U. S. cities and towns show no trouble since January 1930. The piece notes that unit banking largely survived the crisis with no consolidations mergers or suspensions in many communities.
A viewpoint argues the United States and its lenders must accept creditor responsibilities after centuries as debtors. It notes wartime and postwar borrowing by the U S government and private entities, the practice of financing European railways, and European scrutiny of old American borrowed funds.
Woman loses fat by taking Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning and tracking weight after three weeks. Claims energy and clearer skin as fat vanishes. Promises safety first and money back if not convinced. Sold by leading druggists nationwide. one bottle lasts four weeks.
CENTRAL YORK Alpha Gramer is on the sick list. Carl Sanders spent Friday night with Clifton Bird. Miss Electea and Carlton Murray were Detroit visitors Friday evening. Whitley visited his aunt in Ann Arbor for Thanksgiving. Leslie Bailey and Harold Jewell attended Mrs Pepper's funeral at Ypsilanti. Mrs. Leslie Bailey spent time with Mrs Josephine Van Houten of Saline. Floyd Hansor is out of the hospital living with his parents in Ypsilanti. Ernest Bailey and family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Leslie Bailey. Johan Hansor and family visited Elwood east of Ypsilanti for Thanksgiving. Miss Dorothy Younglove is in Beyer hospital at Ypsilanti for appendicitis. Jesse Bird and family attended the funeral of his sister Alisna Harris in Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bird hosted Marshall Harris and family for Thanksgiving. Mrs Frank Harwood of near Ypsilanti teaches Oaks Grove school in Dorothy Younglove’s place. Miss Hieda, Carlton Murray, and Carl Sanders joined Thanksgiving at Marion Murray’s in Superior township.
Local notes from West Mooreville list numerous Thanksgiving visits. Families from Milan Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor gathered with relatives in Mooreville and Woodman hall Grape for holiday meals. The Mooreville school reported both rooms with special programs and a full honor roll with several students named.
The new three cent postal rate spurs schemes to cut mailing costs including sending printed or engraved name cards with unsealed envelopes to reduce postage. The method claims to save one half to one and a half cents per card, advertised as a clever savings tactic.
Senior class notices recount early November activities with cast lists for Grandma and a play. Juniors discuss rings and a tough physics test while praising lab progress and civics topics. Teachers note student reports on exams, study habits, and class meetings as weeks pass toward Thanksgiving break.
The Hammond district community shares Thanksgiving and weekend visits among Gordon, Hammond, and Bay area families. Families listed include Gordon, Boettger, Krueger, O'Brien, Stimpson, Gilbert, Gotts, and others visiting in Belleville Detroit Flint Ann Arbor and Jackson. A 21st birthday celebration for Ardis Heininger and a rare badger trapping near Goose Creek are noted.
Morning worship at 10 9 led by Dr R N Holgaple with Detroit guest L Led Sunday school at 11 15 supervised by H Holmes Epworth League 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 with Rev A J Halmbhuber Guest speaker The first quarterly conference follows the service with Dr A J Halmbhuber of Ypsilanti who oversees the Ann Arbor district Plans for the coming year and reports from church organizations will be presented.
Reflects on happiness arising from internal springs rather than mere sharing, suggesting inner wells of joy influence outward wellbeing.
Next Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Dr Brown of Detroit will represent the Anti-Saloon League of America at Federated Church. The young people and the intermediate Christian endeavor society will meet at their usual times with a fine pageant at 7:45 p.m. Attend.
York Baptist Church announces Sunday morning sermon The Widow and Two Mites by Pastor Harry G. Grimes. A prayer meeting is held Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
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