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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1948
Page
2
An editorial discusses rebuilding trust in conscience over psychologist labels. It warns against rationalizing selfish acts, urges parents and teachers to guide children, and cites guilt and responsibility as factors in mental health. The piece highlights modeling honest inner voice and the film The Snake Pit as a teaching aid.
New Year changes at Milan and West Superior as Miss Alta Briggs leaves Milan schools for West Superior. A family display shows six flying squirrels in a store window. A man narrowly survives a skunk attack at a chicken house. The Fellows hold an annual reunion at Mrs. E. P. Harper’s home in Lodi. Howard Lindsay’s life with Father pay and career discussed, tracing his rise from stage work to Broadway director and writer, despite early money struggles and government taxes.
Local residents share holiday movements and gatherings as R. W. Niles heads to Cleveland on business. Families host Christmas dinners for about 40 at Mrs. Hattie Murray’s York home and others visit relatives in Michigan and Ohio. Several Masons attend Wayne degree work. saloon committees note tax day and surprising turkey thefts amid cheerful greetings.
Edward Smith returns home from Angola Indiana for the holidays while Mrs. A J Warren remains bedridden and Mr Warren is unwell. Clarence Cook called on his parents near Homer on Sunday. Grace Wheeler visits from Dearborn for vacation. Mr and Mrs Chris Voltz become new owners of the White Star filling station at the corner of
December 30 1898 Adam Stang on sick list. Albert Wolf funeral held today for Bridgewater resident. W S Rhodes and family have rented the John Gillen house.
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