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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1934

Page

4

Central York social notes sparse and scattered visits

John Gooding met with Jacob Stecher on Wednesday while Mrs. Alger Allison visited Mrs. Carlton Murray on Thursday. Carl Murray and Jacob Stecher hosted guests and attended a Farmers Union meeting in Milan. Oak Grove district appoints Bertha Hertler treasurer. News mentions Ann Arbor visitors, Milk Producers Association meeting in Saline, and oyster supper.

John Gooding Jacob Stecher Alger Allison Carlton Murray Joseph Sweeney Raymond Detroit Oak Grove Rudolph Her’ler Mary Bertha Hertler Ann Arbor Fred Hertler Jesse Bird Milk Producers Association Saline Hattie Murray Hleca Dan Murray Ridge Road Myrl Murray Mooreville

High School News Article Recaps Busy Week

Reports from Sentor Class note students signing up for physics magnetism and electricity under Mr Kniceley. Chemistry and civics topics include explosives basics and laws sources with new commercial law class.

Sentor John Burg Kniceley Alwin Marion

Methodist Church Notes Bert Hole Minister

Morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon titled Jesus not Iscariot. Sunday school at 11 led by H. A. Holmes. Senior Epworth League led by Lucile Rogers. Junior League led by Miss Juliet Stark. No evening service due to a Manchester M. B. church program at 7:30. Bible study Wednesday, choir Thursday, and youth rehearsals Saturday under Mrs. C. F. Fitzgerald.

Jesus Not Iscariot H. A. Holmes Epworth ‘League

Governor to Move Annual Stewardship Address to Mackinac Island

Chesanine Argus reports a change from the governor’s annual accounting of his stewardship. Governor Comstock will select Mackinac Island for this year’s event, promising a summer pew wow. Public reception among Tonia crowds signals mixed opinions of the relocation and the expected spectacle.

Chet Howell Chesanine Argus Jonia Free Nair Comstock Mackinac Island Wilber Brucker Bill Comstock Tonia Tonia News

Remembering Our Local Merchants And Credit

In a period of recovery after hardship, the Brunswick Record urges residents to repay debts to local merchants who extended credit in tough times. The piece asks readers to visit these merchants, settle balances, and show gratitude by shopping locally and maintaining good business relations.

Wus i Brunewick Maine

Don’t Let Old Friendships Break In Tough Times

A Daily Gannette note from Stillwater Minnesota cites Phil Adinthian of New York and Wannamaker wisdom urging care for friendships. It claims few things endure as prosperity fades, urging citizens to cement ties and forgive missteps as all cross the same bridge of life.

Wannamaker New York Ganette Stillwater Minnésota

Farmer Editorial Reflects on Winter’s Grip and Farmplain Humor

In a Bronson Journal piece, Clifforch writes of the first winter day as frost tightens gear and stock shelter needs grow. A Detroit letter mocks farm life while farmers endure blizzards, livestock bedding, and the lure of easier days.

Farmer Clifforch Bronson Journal

Local Social Notes Span Several Nearby Cities

Fifteen years ago Hugh Craig of Macon visited Samuel Craig at his home Sunday. George Braun and daughter Luella were Detroit visitors Wednesday. Mrs Perry Drake en route to Hillsdale visited Mrs Edward Feuerbacher a few days ago. Miss Meltina Fildkamp is in Chelsea this week visiting relatives. T. W. Dierberger and wife visited. Alvin Rentschler of Jackson spent the first of the week with his parents. Mr and Mrs Fred Richards and daughter Mildred attended a birthday party for A C Richards. Mrs Gib Birkle entertained a niece Mrs Elmer Leslie and her husband and children Elaine and Adrienne of Ypsilanti over Sunday. Mrs Daisy Galatian and son Carl and Mrs John Lamb visited in Jackson at the home of Clayton Goddrich. Mr and Mrs R H Baker visited relatives in Baton Rouge and Lansing. Guests at F C Hollis on Bullday included Mrs Mary Hollis, Mr and Mrs P Case and daughter Hazel of Dexter, Andrew Camp and wife of Ann Arbor, and Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of West Branch. C R Parsons, Charles Walford and brother Frank drove to Deshler Ohio and back. Sumner Walford and John Deist of Belmore Ohio stayed a couple days. Bernard F Mason her resigned a Detroit Y M C A post to become key secretary of Fairmont West Virginia Y M C A. He returned home briefly before leaving Monday for West Virginia.

Hugh Craig Macon Samuel Craig George Braun Luella Detroit Perry Drake Hillsdale Edward Feuerbacher Meltina Fildkamp Chelsea T. W. Dierberger Alvin Rentschler Jackson Emanuel Rentschler Fred Richards Mildred A. C Richards Gib Birkle Elmer Leslie Elaine Adrienne Ypsilanti Daisy Galatian Carl John Lamb Clayton Goddrich R. H. Baker Charles Walford Franki Deshler Ohio Sumner Walford John Deisth Belmore Bernard F. Mason Fairmont West Virginia

Ann Arbor Visitors and Local Happenings Highlight Week

Fred and Bert Gillen of Ann Arbor visited town on Wednesday. Stamps and postal supplies at the Ann Arbor post office for January totaled 5155.86. Initiations are planned at the Modern Woodmen's camp next Monday evening with Cone Station camp expected to conduct the work. Electric crews are shoveling out, and a car has been unseen for three weeks. Weather notes mention a sunlit day despite a bear shadow. Blockades stretch state roads and rail lines for days. A Pedro party at Mr and Mrs J Gillen’s home yielded dirs prizes to Edigh Vogt and W Devendinger, with George Burkhart and Miss Louise Burkhart also noted. BE Bren of Ann Arbor has deeded a tract to the Boy Scouts on Crooked Lake.

Fred Bert Gillen Ann Arbor Chicago Japan Russia Cone Station Pedro J. Gillen Edigh Vogt W. Devendinger Dirs George Burkhart Louise Burkhart BE. EH. Bren Chelsea Standard Crooked Lake Brown Boy Scouts of Chelsea

Federated Church Notes on Endevor Week Observances

The Federated Church announces Endeavor Week with worship at 10:00 a.m. Pastor C. E. Kircher leads Christian Endeavor topics and a 11:15 a.m. Sunday School overseen by S. Y. Cotton. Evening program at 7:30 features the Endeavorers. Nearly all three youths groups attend.

Christian Endeavor S. Y. Cotton Carl Geddes House Fileen Martin

Feads Delivers Keynote at Michigan Press Banquet

Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court delivered the main address at the Michigan Press Association banquet in East Lansing on January 25 1934. He spoke on Safeguards of the Conduction as part of the annual meeting running January 25 to 27.

Feads Supreme’ Court of Michigan Yemeigel Michigan Press Association Ire Association East Lansing

St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater Service Notice

Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 every second and fourth Sunday English services hosted by Pastor M C Phillisp all welcome.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater

Milan plants to resume production February first week

More than a hundred Milan men will return to work Monday morning February 5 as the American Furnace and Foundry Company and the American Boiler and Foundry Company announce resumed production. F. L. Ross, president and general manager, says operations will move to full production for a period, with four or five day weeks planned for the initial weeks.

Milan American Furnace and Foundry Company American Boiler and Foundry Company F. EL. Ross

How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat

A fat reduction pitch urges taking KRUSCHEN SALTS daily to shed fat in 3 weeks. It claims energy gain, clearer skin, and younger feeling, selling an 85 cent bottle for four weeks with a money back guarantee.

America

California Lots Offer in Los Angeles County

Real estate ad touts large plots of 132 feet deep in the Hills of Los Angeles County with fine spring water and good roads. Priced at 149.00 per lot with 5 down and 5 per month, a few remaining. Send 500 down today. RK and Kimbrough room 729 08 South Main St Los Angeles Calif.

Galifornia Los Angeles County RK. & Kimbrough South Main St Los Angeles Californi

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