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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
4
A Saline newspaper page includes notices on subscriptions, rates, and paid announcements. It cites obituaries and poems as paid content and warns readers about charity rackets, urging investigation before giving. A community editorial reflects wary public sentiment on welfare and fake solicitations.
Rollo EK explains coins as stamped metal discs used for circulation with weight and fineness certified. He notes materials vary from silver and gold to bronze and even porcelain, and discusses whether governments fix exchange rates and the history of colonial coin valuation and the 1873 1885 Trade Dollar being recalled and now worth bullion with collectors paying premiums.
A senior class report covers Christmas programs, charity drives, and class rings while detailing grammar, history, and literature work. It notes tuberculosis seal fund drives, typing speeds, and upcoming exams, with cheers for a bright New Year.
A cheerfully dense school report covers holiday notes from fourth through first grade. It highlights attendance, punctuality, classroom deco rations, a Christmas story, and student projects like a transportation poster and a fireplace scene.
Last Sunday was good across all services with strong Christmas music. The evening featured fine songs and a stereopticon display by Mr Henne. Next Sunday is New Year’s with sermons, music, and special services at 10 and 11:15.
Mrs. Mary Cornish of Saline spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence and family. Numerous guests visited in Ann Arbor Chelsea Macon and Britton areas for holidays. The Gleason school closed for holiday vacation with a program and Santa distributed gifts after.
Divine services at 10 a m on Sundays with Sunday school at 3 1 English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. All are cordially invited.
Morning worship at 1 o clock and 11 75. Sunder school for all grades. Epworth leagues for senior and junior. Evening service at 7 20. Special music Wednesday at 7 30. Prayer service and Bible study Thursday evening. Choir meeting scheduled.
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