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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists pricing for classifieds with rates per line for cards of thanks condolences and poetry paid at five cents per line while entertainments announcements incur six cents per line. Obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge.
The Saline Woman's Club met with Mrs. Fred April on January 28 with Mrs. Luther Briggs presiding. Plans included home nursing lessons by County Red Cross, a hygiene course for high school students, and programs on hobbies led by various members. Guest Night at Federated church was set for February 2 with an entertainment program arranged.
A happy surprise greeted Mr. and Mrs. William Kinsley Saturday evening as friends dropped in for a joyous time. Invaders included the Bert Moore family, Fred Kaimbach family, George Scheffler, H Stoll and daughter Mildred, Fred Hartman family, Joseph Schaible, Lee Tescher and Lauren Kinsley. Progressive pedro provided entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Fred Hartman and Will Kinsley, with consolation prizes to Bert Moore and Mrs. Les Tescher.
Saline Troop No. 1 outlines an eight man committee as part of a busy 11 month plan for 1925 Scouting’s Jubilee. Walter Cook chairs the committee with Carl Curtiss as secretary treasurer and F F Henne as outdoor activities leader. Council reps T M Clay and Dr Gordon Prout assist, plus patrol counselors for Turtle Eagle and Indians patrols.
A general meeting of Townsend Old Age Pension Clubs in Washtenaw County is set for Thursday night February 14 at 8 p m in the Masonic temple, Ann Arbor. All members and others interested in the Townsend plan are urged to attend to support pending congressional action.
Forbes P T A met at Mr and Mrs Hermann Gall s home after the business session a program featured Selections by Kazoo Band with members Robert Clarence and Ovin Girbach Glen Hamlin and Albert Gall with Florence Girbach at the piano Orrin and Albert played mouth organ and jew sharp Mr Clay of Saline High School spoke on War and Who Should Have the Right to Vote for It Lunch was served at the close.
Detailed notes from twelfth to first grade covering basketball injury, essays in American Lit, yearbook summaries, science topics, history, and language classes. Teachers report on exams, typing speeds, and upcoming plays while students share February activities and Valentine preparations.
Albert Frey, Treasurer, announces the final appearance at the Citizens Bark on Saturday February 16. Read the liner ads today for details and notices.
On February 19 the Freshman College at Ann Arbor begins the second semester with courses in English history zoology and mathematics. Classes may be held at Ann Arbor High School from 3 30 to 9 36 p m Monday through Thursday. enrollment open to students anywhere in the county.
Notice for Republican and Democratic caucuses in Saline Township Washtenaw Michigan to nominate township candidates and conduct business. Republicans meet 1 p.m. Democrats at 2 30 p.m. March 4 1925 at Saline Opera House. A B Robison supervisor.
Frank Camburn treasurer notes city winter and dog taxes due at Citizens Bank on Feb 16 and March 2 and Savings Bank on Feb 23 with March 2 last day to pay. Report lists American railroad employees totaling 970 893 versus 2 022 832 in 1920.
Last Sunday services were well attended. next Sunday may be better. 10:60 a.m. worship and 11:15 Sunday school led by S. Y. Cotten. Carl Geddes assists. Mrs. House chorister. Eileen Martin pianist. 6:30 p.m. youth societies meet. 7:30 p.m. worship with Girls' chorus. Family Night Friday at 7 o'clock. all families urged to attend.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday. Everybody cordially invited. Milan furnaces resume full production. Ideal Furnace Company departments back to work after holiday closures for repairs. Milan Leader ads.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock with "The Vulture's Eye" 11 15 Sunday school Supt H A Holmes Classes for all grades 6 30 Epworth Leagues Senior and Junior Evening sermon at 7 30 "Circum ference" Wednesday 4 o'clock juniors church school Wednesday prayer service 7 30 Thursday choir practice.
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