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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
4
Public notices outline that obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge while other notices and advertising are charged at regular rates. The text also references admission pricing and line-based billing, indicating a pricing structure for classified content.
Washtenaw County families weigh holiday shopping while considering purchases for the Christmas season. The piece urges buying at home to support local merchants, sustain employment, and strengthen community business. It cautions against low prices paid for inferior goods and stresses choosing reliable, lasting values.
The Saline church outlines worship at 10:00 am with a sermon Looking Forward is Christmas. Sunday school at 11:15 am led by Ray Davis. 6:30 pm Junior League. Epworth League led by Clare MacArthur. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 pm on The Book of Samuel. Thursday December 15 children meet for Christmas pageant after school. December 90? first quarterly conference 8:00 pm led by Dr William E Harrison.
John Keefer uses his grandfather s gear to produce sorghum molasses. A horse at the end of a long pole drives a wheel to grind cane sap. He says charity that begins at home is strong enough to venture farther.
George J. Feldkamp and Charles Lambarth visited Chicago last week while Miss Louetta Westphal spent the weekend in Detroit and Springwells. Numerous regional residents hosted guests, moved homes, or reported illnesses and injuries including a runaway accident and tonsil operations. A fire destroyed the Arthier Heininga farm residence near Saline. Rev. Morey accepted a Presbyterian pastorate. church parsonages welcomed new arrivals. Rooms in the Wallace block prepared for Young Men’s Association. community members offered furniture for the project.
A Green Bar leadership conference for Washtenaw and Livingston counties is set for December 17 at Woodruff School in Ypsilanti from 10 am to 4 pm. Walter Holmlind chairs the training committee with Edward Danaher assisting. The event tops a year of training programs by the Washtenaw-Livingston Council.
The ninth annual Michigan 4 H club show at the Detroit stockyards last week saw 126 lambs and 54 steers sold with top prizes bringing higher bids. Leslie Profit of Cass City earned the grand champion Angus steer at 950 pounds for 1054 50 including ribbons. Washtenaw County entrants also fared well with multiple Angus placements. Buyers paid about 30 to 37 cents per pound more for top lambs and the grand steer. Potatoes ignite unusual fire in Belding when vines wrap a car shaft and heat until flames burst into the vehicle.
A compilation of brief lines from Thomas Jefferson Mary Baker Eddy Anatole France Isaiah Benjamin Franklin and Dolores Del Rio that discuss reason faith and romantic love in concise aphorisms. The mix presents contrasting views on intellect virtue and sentiment.
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