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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
4
Rates listed for personal notices and notices of condolence and poetry in the Saline Observer. Obituary and marriage notices are published free. entertainment announcements and personal ads incur per line charges with minimums and varying rates.
The piece honors a beloved figure described as a kind storyteller and friend while shifting to a state budget analysis by John J. O Hara. It outlines estimated 1936 revenues totaling about 123 million with major streams from sales tax and taxes on corporations and utilities.
The Federated Church wrapped up World Wide Christian Endeavor Week with a Sunday service led by the C H Society at 7 30 PM featuring a play The World Wide Christian Endeavor that delighted the audience. Morning worship 10 AM and Sunday school at 11 15 AM included strong choir performance and friendly notes from leaders Carl Geddes S Cotton and Mrs Reuben Rogers. An Indian bowl find in Arizona is eyed as a potential prehistoric meteorite fall record noted by local observers.
The article notes completed midyear exams with some students missing due to illness or weather. It outlines the statewide grading system values A through D, and lists students across grades 9 to 12 earning honor rolls and honorable mention, along with a note that more names may be added after pending exams. It also reports on school activities, class projects, and upcoming Farmers Week trip plans.
James F. Thomson the Michigan agriculture commissioner told a Farmers Week audience at Michigan State College that a bonded farm produce plan with state inspection labeling can raise prices and curb foreign competition. He noted Michigan potatoes bearing the bonded label fetch premiums, and pressed for enforcement and education to restore domestic markets against rising imports.
Saline Township taxes will be ready for payment on two Saturdays for each bank. Savings Bank will accept taxes on January 18 and February 15. Citizens Bank will accept taxes on February 1 and February 29. W C Carr, treasurer.
Mortgage on the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Section 24 Augusta Washtenaw County Michigan, held by John Blasak and Mary Blasak as borrowers for William E Hawker and Ida G Hawker, will be sold at public vendue May 11 1936 at 6 am at the south front door of the Ann Arbor Court House to cover principal, interest and attorney fees plus costs.
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