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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1926
Page
3
A local ad showcases gift ideas for men including garters, boxed cin sets, handkerchief and garter sets, tie and handkerchief sets, belts, key ring sets, mufflers, neckwear, silk hosiery, gloves, bath robes, knit golf gloves, sweaters, slippers, and overcoats. Prices range from 25c to $25, highlighting value and variety for holiday shopping.
Miss Minnie Buckman visited in Ann Arbor while Martin Flyess traveled to Ypsilanti on business. A Friday December 17 chicken pie supper was planned at the Masonic hall. Local residents attended visits, Red Cross officers were elected, and a fog disrupted traffic. A cinema feature “Carbat” came to Liberty, dances were held, and community clubs organized. A Saline poultry breeder placed second in the national egg contest with 128 eggs in November.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders public publication for Thomas Kerr estate. Hearing on January 12 at ten o clock in the morning at the Ann Arbor probate office to grant administration to Leander W Kimball or other suitable person. Publication in The Saline Observer for three weeks.
Terrace Garden announces open hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at two studios in Ann Arbor Michigan. The facility offers modern, ballet and stage dance lessons focusing on children with locations at 22 Wuerth Arcade and Nickel's Arcade. Contact numbers are 8328 and 745.
An essay reflecting on time and humanity as the New Year arrives. The author uses the Sphinx and desert imagery to consider passing generations, the unity of mankind, and the divine awareness above human concerns. He urges gratitude and renewed brotherhood as life endures through ages.
The article explains the historic need for a transmitting medium for light. It notes waves like ocean and sound must have a substance, leading to the ether concept. Experiments challenge ether yet radiation phenomena require a connecting medium, termed the ether.
The Sa line P T A held its December meeting at the school hall with good attendance and newly elected officers. Miss Leighton spoke on silent reading with a demonstration class using fifth and sixth graders as participants. the High School Orchestra performed under Miss Koyle. Miss Eunice Barr sang. a further musical number closed the program. The next meeting is planned for January with Leighton and a committee including Charles Van Riser and others in charge. Buildings valued at 4 000 000 are rising in Honolulu. A movie actress seeks 25 000 in damages for hair loss. Most ladies still pay fifty cents to a dollar to remove it.
If in doubt about her wish for Christmas consider lingerie as a favorable gift. The piece highlights smart new lingerie fashions and gifts ready for Santa to give this season.
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