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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
4
Public notices and classified details for Saline Observer including postal status subscription rates and charges for cards of thanks resolutions condolences poetry and personal or business announcements with per line pricing and minimum fees. The item specifies various rates and rules for paid announcements and entertainment notices.
Mary Kinder, once associated with Harry Fierpont, carried out the execution of the Dillinger gangster after noting his risky path to an apparently easy life.
A Michigan Farm Bureau delegate body representing 75 000 farmers voices strong support for weekly rural newspapers. The statement praises the press for informing citizens on rural needs and urges continued backing from members and farmers nationwide.
A reprint discusses Americans returning to small towns and villages after urban growth. It cites 1980s data showing 56.2 percent urban and 43.8 percent rural populations, notes advantages of village life, and mentions government support for subsistence farming and rural communities.
Eleventh grade reporters describe the class ring design committee Rubena Bredernitz Charles Collins and Robert Royal with juniors sophomores and freshmen aiding. They plan a universal school crest, discuss upcoming exams and literature while outlining geography English and arithmetic activities across grades and noting honor roll peers and hygiene-themed student verses.
Congregants heard Bible Sunday reminders and planned worship for 11:15 a.m. with special music. Sunday school under S. Y. Cotton and Carl Geddes with Mrs. House as chorister and Hileen Martin at the piano. Evening services at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. include youth society meetings and additional special music.
Div ine services at 9 a m Sunday school at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sunday monthly All welcomed The Union City Register notes two former residents now on the west coast awaiting a voyage to the Orient or farther One witness recalls a Chicago murder linked to underworld threats and a retaliatory ride reported by the editor Tonia News.
Central Lods Paul Wild stayed a few days with Mr and Mrs Simon Girkach. Miss Mildred Manor of Lansing spent Thanksgiving with her mother Mrs John Manor. Several families from Lansing Ann Arbor Milan Saline Detroit Wayne and Wayne counties visited Mr and Mrs Bert Moore Mr and Mrs Harry Finch and others over the weekend and Thanksgiving.
Macon Lilburn Hatch attended the funeral of a cousin in Sheldon Monday. Numerous local residents and families are listed as visiting relatives, Thanksgiving trips, and overnights in Detroit and nearby towns. A 1934 Livingston county sheep claims cost and dog tax figures are reported along with local notices.
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