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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists rates for eight months four months and two months with a dollar price and per line charges for card of Thanks poetry obituaries and marriage notices and notes that personal or business interest material will be charged at regular rates.
Michigan corn counties face borers in 1938 though favorable weather aids growth. C B Dibble from Michigan State College notes shredded fodder cuts borers by 95 to 99 percent by wintering them in litter and manure. Shredding also improves fertilizer spread and soil readiness for spring planting.
This Friday evening December 17 the high school auditorium hosts The Beneficent Reprobate a moving picture on social problems. A small admission of 5 or 10 cents covers local expenses. children attend free. Also M E Choir Tecumseh Michigan will present a Christmas Cantata December 19 at 8:00 pm at the Saline Methodist Church with an organ prelude at 7:45.
In juvenile court this week a case shows that a child allowed to torture family pets may become a hardened adult. The piece argues rifle sales to hunters fuel violence, noting murders occur as toy guns and air guns are common in youth play.
At The Tavern Rotary luncheon last Thursday Supt T M Clay filled in for guest speaker Dr Yoder of Ypsilanti. He spoke on citizen obligations to the school, urging support, involvement, and school board backing to improve local education.
Saline General Hospital reports Mrs Kate Bartlett and Miss Lucille Schmid improving rapidly after weeks of treatment. Harl Lewis, a medical patient, is much better. Leonard Clark, once seriously ill from a ruptured appendix, is recovering nicely. Mrs Herbert Billiot returned home near Ypsilanti after an appendectomy. Raymond Neithammer also returned home after his appendectomy.
Local notes recount visits among Ann Arbor Saline and Detroit residents. Births, marriages, illnesses, apologies, and community events fill a busy week with reports on church concerts, a bank statement, and the Saline Telephone Company’s pole shipments.
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