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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
3
Public notices outline charges for personal or business announcements. Card of Thanks and condolence resolutions priced per line, entertainments billed per line, with a minimum 25 cent charge. Obituaries and marriages published free. personal notices billed at standard rates.
Roosevelt asserts a new generation is ready to support church fundamentals of social betterment, even if they differ on outward observances. He believes churches can find stronger backing from youth for core moral aims than older generations admit.
A reflection on the enduring influence of humane leadership in business decisions that preserve payrolls during tough times. The piece credits long-standing individuals and firms for guiding enterprises and notes that workers’ level headedness helps sustain employment, citing sources from Minneapolis.
The Detroit court shelved the Felix J. Mahler case tied to the 28 million dollar Federal Bond and Mortgage crash. Utica residents suffered vast losses, with estimates from seventy five to one hundred thousand dollars, and the pirate crew avoiding punishment. The Utica Sentinel notes public outrage as judges and sheriffs face scrutiny while reform calls rise.
Farmers eye winter sales and all buyers, as newspaper advertising promises to draw crowds. One distant purchaser can cover the ad costs. the paper offers targeted publicity at a low price and invites talks to maximize sale turnout and minimize expense.
The piece laments Michigan residents crushed by high loan interest and national party failure to lower rates. It accuses the Jeffersonian legacy party of betraying public trust and calls for ads in The Observer to stimulate business while urging support for relief measures.
Central York notes Miss Bearl Dicks on sick list. Local families visit and entertain during holidays. Carlton Murray and Arlene Williams wed at Detroit Baptist chapel. Newlyweds plan home on Murray farm after honeymoon in New York.
Harold Eberle visits Detroit relatives while many Hammond area families share Christmas. Residents names include Eberle, Girbach, Gilbert, Needham, Hammond, Gordon, McMann, Forsythe, Gilbert, and Robison. Forbes PTA held December meeting with a future January gathering planned.
Dorothy Mitchell visited Milan with Pauline Riggs. Harold Jewell hosted Dan Jewell of Ypsilanti and others. Florine Richards visited Ann Arbor relatives. Theurer and Bredenitz families hosted gatherings with Theurers, Allison, and Loretta Dunn. Judd school pupils performed a program and Santa distributed fruit and popcorn.
Numerous South Saline residents are listed visiting relatives across Ann Arbor Tecumseh Ypsilanti and Denton. The text records holiday gatherings dinners and guest appearances including families of Vealey Spence Kutler Craig Roe and Tingley with multiple towns named and a few births and celebrations noted. The piece reads as a social notes page detailing Christmas week hospitality and travels.
Weather across Michigan turned bitterly cold with a stretch of freezing nights. By 6 a.m. Wednesday temperatures fell to zero and have shown little improvement since, bringing extreme low readings and piling on hardship for residents.
Local households in Mooreville share Christmas visits with relatives across Milan Ypsilanti and Detroit. Families including Goldsmith Davenport Murray Hale and McCollum gather for holidays. a Christmas program was held at the Mooreville Nazarene church. Mildred Hale wife of Charlie Hale of Mooreville dies, funeral in Mooreville cemetery. Ruth Jacobs wed Ray Smith in Willis with reception at Irvin Jacobs home.
Macon social column lists multiple holiday visits and gatherings. Names include Ruth Halladay from MS C, Miss Madge Garret of Ann Arbor, Mrs. Lilburn Burtesen, Mrs. Jessie Ross, Blanche and Adah Ganoung of Detroit, and others visiting or hosting in Macon and nearby towns. Funeral for Miss Mary Sage noted in Macon with burial in Macon cemetery. Additional local scenes recount sickness, hospital visits, and birthday observances.
Morning worship at 10 with sermon Behind and Before. Sunday school at 11 4 led by A Holmes. Epworth Leagues 630 p m Senior and Junior 730. Union Service at Federated church followed by Union Watch Night at Methodist church 11. Spend last moment of year in church. Bible study and prayer Wednesday. Choir Thursday and junior choir rehearsal Saturday 730.
A long list of Christmas visits and homecomings in Ypsilanti and nearby towns. People named include Miss Matilda Morris, Miss Luella Burkhardt, Miss Helen Finch, and Mrs. Kalmbath. Farms change hands with Samuel Craig purchasing land and Frank Hollis buying adjoining property. Several trips to Detroit, Dexter, Oakmont, and Jonesville noted, plus a Liberty Theatre horse event and Fischer music for the celebration.
A brief message thanks patrons for past support and wishes everyone a happy and prosperous New Year with goodwill and blessings for the coming year.
A local business extends thanks for past patronage and wishes customers a pleasant and prosperous year ahead and hopes to continue serving them in the future.
Gratitude to those whose courtesy cooperation and loyalty have been valuable. We extend heartiest wishes for happiness and prosperity to you throughout the coming year.
A New Year wish from Meais Westphats Cafe extends greetings of prosperity health and happiness to friends. The note expresses a cheerful tone and hopes for abundant prospects as the year opens.
Thirty years ago Bert Derendinger flew home for the week. P FY Rouse visited Bay City. Miss Brooks visits old friends. Mrs Emmett and daughter return to Okio. Mrs Larzelers accompany. Week of travel observances to start at Baptist church Monday. Insurance loss settled. Luckharat sells Lodi farm. buys Holt farm in Manchester. Frank Daniels buys East Henry street jot to build a house. Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday at 2. Winter weather remains cold. December sleighing continues. Christmas entertainments at Presbyterian and Methodist churches well attended. Baptist service rescheduled to Tuesday with supper and program and children's tree. Hornung Guthardt hardware firm formed. Guthardt buys half interest. Guuthardt rents farm. John Dindoffer injured by accidental shooting. rifle discharge paralyzes legs. Milan Leader notes cemetery dues due.
A brief note from THE FARE SERVICE STORE thank patrons for past support and express hope that 1934 will bring happiness and prosperity.
Rex Greenman of Saline Variety Store extends New Year greetings for 1934. He thanks customers for past patronage and expresses hopes for happiness and prosperity in the year ahead.
Barber shop notice from Shaunc ey Fitzgerald and Son expresses friendly past relations and wishes for continued health into 1924. Ends with hopeful sign off and informal tone.
A Detroit Edison Company message extends best wishes to the community within the Saline radius for a happy and prosperous new year. The note thanks readers for past consideration and expresses hope the coming year will bring continued goodwill and progress.
George A Uphaus Vulcanizing and Tires extends season’s best wishes for a happy New Year and thanks customers for past patronage. Wishing mutual happiness and prosperity in 1934.
A short 1917 style New Year greeting from George W. Seeger, shoe and harness repairer, thanking patrons for good will and wishing an improving year ahead with happiness.
The Saline Telephone Company extends New Year wishes to friends and patrons. The message expresses gratitude for past cooperation and faith in lasting, happy relationships, pledging continued support to make the coming year better for the community.
A Saline community note from Schmid's Market owner George Schmid extends heartfelt thanks for 1933 service and expresses hope to continue in 1934 with sincere effort to provide the choicest meats and courteous service. The message wishes readers a brighter, happier, more prosperous New Year.
A New Year greeting from The Tavern offers sincere wishes for happiness and prosperity to its patrons as the year begins. It conveys warm regards and a hopeful tone for the months ahead.
A clipped notice expresses greetings from Jay W. Harmon to friends and associates. It conveys wishes for a happy prosperous new year and hopes for continued cordial relations in the future.
The note extends warm wishes for the holiday season and thanks readers for past support. It expresses gratitude and pride in serving the community, inviting continued friendship and partnership in the coming year.
Sincere good wishes for the New Year and thanks for patronage during the past season. The quality of the product is praised and ready to supply, with a wish that customers appreciate its qualities in the coming year.
The Saline Savings Bank offers a New Year wish for health happiness and prosperity in 1934 and invites customers to banking services. The message emphasizes optimism and steady financial support from the bank.
During this holiday season the message thanks patrons for support and wishes a happy and prosperous New Year to all readers and customers.
The Saline Casskver, The Home Newspaper, vows prompt and satisfactory service on jobs of any size. The publisher joins merchants in wishing readers a happy prosperous New Year and expresses hope for continued friendly business relations as Saline grows bigger and better.
Ghorgh V. CGOK & Son Authorized Chevrolet Dealers praise the Outstanding Chevrolet Six as a response to national demand for economical transportation. They note strong production and thank patrons for their share of the business, extending best wishes for a prosperous 1934.
A 1934 Mobilgas and Oils message wishes Chris Volz joy and happiness and promotes Mobilgas fuel with Climatic control. The note invites quick starts, summer mileage, and mentions Mobilcils and anti freeze for radiators plus a full line of car accessories.
Boettger's Barber and Beauty Shoppe extends a cheerful New Year greeting wishing customers prosperity and happiness in the coming year.
The organization thanks patrons for past support and expresses hope for friendly relations in the future. Wishing readers a very Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Mark B. Sugden, a local druggist, offers sincere wishes for a joyous and prosperous New Year. He expresses gratitude to customers and friends at this time of year.
Edward Alber proprietor wishes readers a Happy and Prosperous New Year in a brief flour ad promoting Snow taf Flour and Gold Rim Pancake Flour with seasonal greeting.
E J Federbacher offers horseshoeing general repair welding and woodworking services with best wishes for a happy and prosperous new year.
The firm extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity to all in the year 1934. The sentiment expresses a communal hope for success and good fortune in the coming year.
The message thanks readers for their patronage over the past year and offers best wishes for the coming season. It hopes the recipient finds happiness and joy in living.
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