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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists mail rates and classifieds terms. Subscription is $1.59 yearly with smaller durations and per line charges for cards, resolutions, thank you notes, and entertainment announcements. Rates emphasize business notices charged at standard rates.
A graphic account from Sharon township Michigan recalls a fatal farm dispute. A younger man killed his neighbor, then hid the body with help from a cousin, later confessing to a life sentence with the judge citing violence and a corrupt relationship as core factors.
Hon William J Casey comments on a skunk farm near Humboldt and a crossroads store refuse to advertise. The rural Wanamaker recalls a previous ad venture that failed as customers traveled far, bought items, and burned most stock, per the News.
Sunday went well with Bible teaching and plans to improve next week. Sunday school at 11 15 led by Y Cotten with Carl Geddes assisting and Eileen Martin as pianist. young people meet at 6 20 and worship at 7 30 featuring the girls chorus.
Morning worship at 10 oclock and 11 15 Sunday school supervised by H A Holmes. Glasses for all grades. 6 30 p m Haworth Leagues for senior and junior. Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon Unfinished Things. Wednesday 7 30 prayer service and Bible study. Thursday choir practice.
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services held every second and fourth Sunday. Pastor M. C. Phillipp invites all parishioners and neighbors to attend.
Eaton county headlines report a local motive arrest in Eaton Rapids for stealing a rowboat on the Grand River near Spicerville. The item notes possible release timing with summer and a quip about Doc Defoe and his hometown’s antics.
The article describes a famed radio priest taking on two roles testing his mettle in currency reform. It contrasts his task with a controversial one armed pamphleteer, labeling the latter as displaying only lassitude.
Township treasurers will mail notices of taxes due under a new Michigan law. A 1 percent collection fee applies if paid to the township before March 1, with higher charges if paid after. Example: $100 tax costs $101 to the township, or $104.75 to the county after March 1, plus 0.75 percent monthly delinquency.
The senior class presented Hobgoblin House on November 70 and December 1 to acclaim. Darius Krupp, Priscilla Carter, Marian and Jill Carter, Frank Harlow and Jack Loring, along with Aunt Priscilla and servants, enact a haunted house farce with a headless phantom and a murder mystery, ending with a chaotic curtain. The public attendance thanked.
Buy five acres for 299 dollars or ten acres at the same rate in Lucerne Valley California. Close to Los Angeles about three hours away with good soil and climate. Pay 2500 dollars down and 5 dollars monthly balance. Information from R C Kimbrough Room 729 406 South Main Street Los Angeles California.
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