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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
4
Governor Albert J. Sleeper appeals to Michigan residents to continue supporting Near East Relief for Armenian refugees. He cites thousands of orphans, 229 orphanages, 63 hospitals, and industrial work aiding survivors as proof of Michigan donations and urges ongoing aid until victory is won.
Bay mare taken up weighing about 1150 pounds with a small star on her forehead reported by Walter Koebbe on December 4th.
The Saline Library Association convened its twentieth annual meeting at the library Friday evening, November 26. President Weiennett chaired as minutes, treasurer and librarian reports were read, and the insurance committee noted renewal for three years. Eleven members were elected to replace three retiring officers, Mrs Curtiss, Mrs Fairbank, and Mrs Sawyer.
Secretary's report details elected officers for the year, including President Mrs Weienner and Secretary Mrs Sawyer, plus multiple committees. Notes ongoing meetings, new books donated, membership growth, a large picture gift, and plans for a baked goods sale to boost funds. Also reports reserve fund on hand, bonds, and disbursements for books and insurance.
Neighborhood prayer meeting second in season will be tonight at Dr and Mrs C G Woodbridge 311 East Michigan. William Barr will read. Bring a Bible or Testament and join in devotional hour. Last week’s spirit and cooperation promise a good meeting. Assembly 7 30 to 7 45. Meeting begins at 7 45.
The article notes growing turnout across services with weekly boosters at the home church. It lists the schedule including Public Worship at 10.30 a m Church School at 11 30 a m Three-W Circle at 5 45 p m The Epworth League at 6 36 p m and Evening Praise at 7 30 p m.
The pastor and his wife have moved to Mrs Frairk Tower's home at 318 N Ann Arbor street. The post office address stays the same and mail remains the best contact method for non urgent matters. A phone request to know his calling number will help reach him when he is in. He has no office hours but aims to be accessible at any hour.
Sim R. Wilson reports Saline Observer notes many veterans have not applied for Victory Medals. Governor Sleeper asks county and township officials to promote applications. Western Michigan applicants should contact Army Recruiting Officer Grand Rapids. Eastern Michigan Detroit.
Friends urge Tom Mix to get a mirror boat to conquer Pacific waters in Los Angeles while he promotes the film 3 Gold Coins at the Liberty Theatre. He quips that bucking horses and runaway teams prepare him for any challenge, including motor boats.
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