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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
1
A colossal Temple of Jehovah was reconstructed for Cecil B. DeMille’s The King of Kings, claimed as the largest motion picture set ever erected. The Temple features 296 pillars and dominates the Liberty theatre run on February 22 23 and 24.
Saline high school girls and boys both defeated St Mary's from Chelsea. Girls won 14 to 11 in a tight contest. boys triumphed 20 to 14 as subs and strategic switches boosted the Saline lineup. Arnold Lambar th led early scoring, Estermyer paced the boys in the second half, and Cramer impressed after stepping in.
St Pauls Church announces Lenten services with English and German evenings. The first service, a German gathering, will be held Sunday evening February 17 at 730. The pastor, A Wittbracht, invites worshippers to deepen devotion through the crucified savior and shared fellowship during the season.
The Saline Woman's Club met at Mrs. Alexander's home on February 5. Mrs. Walter Cook was elected a member. Papers by Mrs. Warner on Drama as an Artistic Force and by Mrs. Unterkircher on Every School With a Drama Club were read. Discussions praised dramatics over athletics and noted one act plays. Duets by Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Edward Harper closed the meeting. Next gathering set for February 19 at Mrs. Dietiker's home.
The Federated Church features Robert Worner who has traveled 75000 miles visiting 30 denominations to discuss The American Christian Sunday. Morning service at 10, praise by F B McAllister, Bible school, youth meeting at 7, and an ongoing Old Testament study of Job on Thursday at 7 30. Visitors welcome.
The description of lands held for sale by the state for charges of taxation and interest is published. The sale will be on the first Tuesday in May at the county treasurer's office. Contest liens by filing objections in circuit court at the February term.
The February gathering of the Wash tenaw County Brotherhood will be held at Sharon Evangelical church on the 17th with a 4 30 p m business and experience session, a lunch, and an evening talk at 7 36. The interdenominational group aims to aid weaker local churches and provide inspiration, having operated for several years.
One yard wool dress goods cut to price per yard, ladies union suits 89a each, Jersey gloves two pairs for 25c, Betty Brown smocks broadcloth at 1.00 each, Triumph 3-lb stitched cotton bat 79c, brinded crepe bed spreads large size 1.69. February features continue throughout the month. visit our store when in Saline.
We thank friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy during our loss and illness of our wife and mother and also during the illness of our son. We also thank Rev Scho field for his comforting words. Hid Johnson and son Kenneth.
The notice honors the death of Peter Gramer and expresses gratitude to the singers and Reverend C. H. Wittbracht for comforting words. It is signed by Mrs. Peter Gramer and Sons.
Saline donors express appreciation for subscriptions to The Household Magazine edited by Senator Capper William Brartin. Local supporters acknowledge the effort and funding that sustain the publication and its community outreach.
Mr and Mrs Allen Feller express sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness shown during their recent illness.
A brief note thanks the Ladies' Aid of the Federated church for flowers presented by Mrs Erwin Graf. A separate reminder exhorts Jestrians to watch for others driving cars and to do their share of watching out.
Saline residents are invited to an open P T A session Monday evening February 18 to discuss whether Saline needs two new schools. The program includes two vocal numbers, a three minute round of talks by local leaders and citizens, a box for questions at The Citizens Bank, and a closing community sing. amassing community input from local officials, merchants, teachers, farmers, and taxpayers.
Research under Dr A H White at the University of Michigan investigates peat deposits for multiple applications. Potential uses include litter, low grade paper filler, fertilizer additive, plaster strengthener, grate fuels, and hospital medicines, with R A Smith noting peat's future potential.
The Christian Science Society of Saline hosts Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Soul A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school follows the morning service with admission for pupils under 20 The notes include a remark about wealth and secrets of success.
Classifieds advertise cheap 1925 Ford pickups and coupes at Wiedman Auto with prices from 50 to 65 dollars. Hardware firms promote plumbing, heating, and poultry services with hens culled paid per head. A Lutheran church group hosts a bake sale Saturday at 2 30 PM at Fucss store.
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