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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
4
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Three shopping days remain for Christmas buying as the nation recalls gifts as a cherished American custom. The piece urges delay free giving to spread love, understanding, and Christian helpfulness this Yuletide season.
Bloomfield Iowa columnist argues six weeks in Washington reveal how codes under the National Industrial Recovery Act will shape years of law, protect small businesses, and curb predatory wealth. He warns against haste that could favor large interests and threaten economic recovery, urging careful fact gathering before policy writing.
West Mooreville reports visits and illnesses including Irene Lewis with scarlet fever in Monroe and Virginia Neff confined to bed with gland and throat trouble. Residents host families in Milan Arm Arbor and Ypsilanti while the Mooreville P T A meets at the school. A charity Christmas Seals appeal and a neighborhood euchre night are noted with prizes and refreshments.
Students across grades report on English, Latin, geography, and science lessons. Ninth graders share holiday reflections and upcoming tests in Latin and algebra while eighth and seventh graders describe their recent history, literature, and math activities.
Central York reports residents John Gooding and Carlton Gooding with Miss Aleda Murray visiting Ann Arbor Thursday. The Friendship class party met at Mrs. William Austin’s home. Jesse Bird family and Anna Kelsey spent Friday at Irving LeBaron’s home. Alger Allison family and John Gooding visited Ypsilanti and stopped at John Hiansor’s home. The funeral of Adam Schroen, held at his home Sunday, drew a large crowd. Schroen, born on the family farm, recently returned from Ann Arbor where he lived for some years.
A reader is invited to call or visit about selling unwanted home items like a cook stove old carpet or rug. The ad promises real money for items you are about to throw away and hints at a simple process to get paid.
Michigan State College hosts a short course January 22 to 26 on alfalfa use. The program traces rapid progress since tests showed adapted seed survives winters and acreage rose from 260000 to 816000 acres between 1923 and 1938. Feeding trials prove alfalfa profits across animals, with safe pasture practices noted. Two Michigan firms have opened plants to process alfalfa into seed.
Morning worship at 10 o clock with Truth Tales. Sunday school at 11 led by H A Holmes. Epworth Leagues at 6 30 p m with senior and junior at 8 p m Christmas music program. Wednesday prayer service. Thursday choir meeting. Saturday junior choir rehearsal at 7 30 p m. Some men are known by their deeds others by their mortgages.
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