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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1932
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription prices at 150 per year and single copies at six cents. Eight months cost 1.00, four months 50c, two months 25c. Announcements of detertainments published for 6 cents per line. minimum charge 25 cents. Obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge.
The Howard City grocers voted to stop selling bread and rolls from outside bakeries and support the home bakery to keep it running. A home bakery employing local people is better than an empty store inviting chains or other grocers to move in.
An excerpt from The Office Cat 1931 argues that closed banks rarely erase deposits. It notes 1929 1930 figures and says depositors recover about 90 percent since 1854, while stockholders lose. The message: your bank remains the best risk.
Columbus expert Prentice Reeves of Ohio state board of parole links hoarding to rising crime. He notes greed fuels robberies, often violent and sometimes fatal, as offenders know where hoarded cash and valuables are kept in homes.
The Brooklyn Exponent argues the federal radio commission's ruling cuts night broadcasts by educational stations like WKAR Michigan State and Ohio State. It contends the move favors commercial interests and robs educational programs of evening access, urging a lasting change.
A long school bulletin lists reporters and editors by grade, names staff officers and the annual staff program. It notes the Start assembly, student performances, faculty portraits, and sports, with classroom activities across grades from ninth to twelfth.
Seventh grade studies Indians in history and creates related projects. English covers compound and complex sentences. math focuses on averages and U.S. population problems. Citizenship health and bones, geography on Greece and currants. Art features Hi Diddle Diddle and Old Woman in the Shoe. Basketball for girls. bulletin board shows a boy found guilty in court. Mary Fern Irelan's birthday Friday. Valentine invitations made for mothers.
The prompt refers to a Revival of Learning occurring fresh just before exams. It notes a teacher speaking from experience about timing and context.
Morning worship at 10 with a Lincoln Day meditation and choir program. Evening worship at 7:30 features Far Fields slides on Unique Hawaii. Annual Father Son banquet Tuesday Feb 16 with Dr M Pittman as speaker. tickets 75 cents for two. Women’s Bible pageant Feb 21 and High School Benefit Feb 16 with reduced rates at the auditorium.
Last Sunday drew fine attendance with broad interest in all meetings. The Father and Son banquet is set for Friday February 19. tickets available from Mr. Fairbanks. Program committee includes Mr. Henne and Mr. Lutz. Next Sunday launches special morning services with 10 a m sermon and 11 15 a m Sunday school led by Harry Finch.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services Sunday at 10 30 a m in the hall above Citizens Bank with Sunday school after the morning service. Testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30. Soul will be the subject of the lesson sermon Sunday February 14, with Bible citations and readings from Science and Health. Clinton cuts power rates with a second reduction approved by the council to take effect immediately.
An ad claims fat loss by using Kruschen Salts daily. It promises increased energy and clearer skin, stating weight loss occurs in three weeks, with a money back guarantee if not convinced. It instructs taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and obtaining a four week supply from druggists.
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