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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
3
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everybody cordially invited by Pastor G Philipp St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater invites all to services and Sunday school on schedule
Publication order in Nellie K. Johns v Harry M Johns from Washtenaw County Circuit Court. Judge George W. Sample orders defendant to appear within three months, file an answer within twenty days after service, and publish notice weekly for six weeks in the Saline Observer. Delivery by registered mail to Newark New Jersey address and return receipt demanded. Adv dates listed.
Saline Business Director presents a progressive, reputable list of business and professional men in the Saline community. The directory promotes local trade and serves as information for readers seeking convenient access to area services and contacts.
Detroit visitors include Mrs. A G Wood and Miss Bertha Proestel. Local residents entertain guests from Detroit Ypsilanti Milan Tecumseh and Manchester. The Legion Auxiliary meets in a newly decorated hall. Endeavor groups host a banquet at Federated church. A birthday gathering honors Lance Rogers with many gifts and a family dinner.
Michigan State Unemployment Commission will review a plan to limit each family to one wage earner. James Linke says 450000 unemployed and 744341 more jobs than families. campaign would educate employers to discharge working wives without legislative action. Ten percent of 1183157 families lack support, with many aided by local welfare and relatives.
Maurice Thompson salutes soldiers who fought for liberty and honor. The verses envision a united nation with merged flags and a rallying cry for freedom. References to Mosby Mahone Wilder Sheridan Cleburne evoke Civil War figures and battles.
Extracts from Abraham Lincoln s autobiography, about 500 words, recount his birth on February 12 1809 in Hardin County Kentucky and his Virginia ancestry. The document now belongs to Mrs Harriet F Richardson and her son of Milwaukee Wisconsin, heirs of Miss Fannie Fell.
The narrative recounts a settler killed by Indians while opening a forest farm, tracing Quaker ancestry to Virginia and Berks County. It covers migrations from Kentucky to Indiana, then Illinois, Black Hawk War service as a captain, multiple Illinois legislative terms, and a shift to law in Springfield. The speaker notes a height of 6 feet 4 inches, lean build, gray eyes, dark complexion.
A fragmented historical line recalls Abraham Lincoln warning that violating the law tramples ancestral blood and the founding charter, urging reverence for the nation’s legal and constitutional heritage.
The Michigan Department of State calls for uniform traffic and vehicle registration laws across eastern states east of the Mississippi under a 1931 legislature resolution. Negotiations with 14 Midwest states aim to standardize laws next year and a meeting in Washington DC will focus on making these topics central. Orville Atwood leads the effort as head of the motor vehicle license division with 22 eastern states and two Canadian provinces in the association.
Medical specialists lead a Michigan Tuberculosis Association radio series on tuberculosis as a health issue. The programs air Wednesdays at 11 50 a m central time from WGN Chicago February 3 to March 16.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan announces four months from January 28 1932 for creditors to file claims against estate of William Roe. Claims must be presented by June 2 1932 at the Ann Arbor Probate Office and will be heard April 2 1932 and June 2 1932 at ten o clock. Dated Ann Arbor January 28 1932. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate.
Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports losing 70 pounds in 4 weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she weighed 170 pounds before starting and now weighs 150 with more energy. The ad claims safe weight loss with half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and offers a money back guarantee.
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