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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists card of thanks, resolutions, poetry and entertainment notices with per line rates. Personal notices charged, child birth and marriages published free. Minimum charge applies.
A school notes Ralph Waldo Emerson as a pivotal figure in American literature praising his independence of thought and nature study. It cites two quotations, mentions student activities comparing Emerson with Bryant and Fue, and records shorthand tests and chapter completion in the second semester work.
A letter from State Senator Andrew I. Moore of Pontiac urges taxpayer input on Michigan tax issues. He lists questions on delinquent taxes, tax sales, discounts for prompt payment, property relief, school funding, sales tax, pensions, unemployment, and local assessment reforms.
The Michigan Senate rejected a plan to close Kalamazoo Western State Teachers College. A special committee, led by Frank E. Mosierey, recommended keeping the four state teachers colleges open. The report cites these schools as top in the nation and calls for a statewide education study to improve efficiency and tax savings.
Morning worship at 10 with guest speaker Mr. Johnson. Sunday school at 11 15 led by Supt H A Holmes. Classes for all grades. Epworth Leagues at 6 20 for seniors and juniors. Evening sermon titled The Sword of Solomon. Wednesday 4 pm church school for juniors. Prayer service at 7 30. Thursday choir practice.
A home lighting tip feature explains using the Lighting Tape Measure and Lighting Recipe Chart to choose correct bulb sizes for reading sewing and studying lamps. It urges inspecting each room to ensure adequate lighting with specific ranges for floor lamps table lamps and ceiling fixtures.
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