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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1937
Page
5
Assis aL Bon Ami powder priced at 3.40. Brick 10. Chore Girl item cost 0.09 each. Sani-Flush large can or Lizzie large bottle listed with 12 and 15 units respectively.
Scout Executive Walter MacPeek of Ann Arbor was in the city Friday on business. Numerous local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Bert Ede and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, hosted or joined social calls and church activities throughout the weekend.
Miss Alberta Ernst is recovering from an appendectomy. Mrs. S Hourihan injured in an auto accident has returned home in Dearborn. X rays were taken here. Miss Alice Lambarth daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lambarth had tonsils removed and returned home.
A large Father and Son dinner at the Methodist church featured Rev Roy J. Miller Harold Vaughn and others with talks by R L Smalley and Dr W D Henderson. About 30 agriculture class boys and adults then traveled to East Lansing for Farmers Week tours of barns dairy beef cattle poultry and a college athletics showcase.
The F F A chapter at the high school sponsors a Father and Son banquet in the gym on Thursday evening February 25. Dr H M Byram of Michigan State College will speak. Home economics class finishes the meal under Miss Huntly. All fathers and sons within 15 miles are urged to attend with recognition for the farthest distance and largest group.
Rev Bert Ede spoke at the Rotary Club about Abraham Lincoln s religious life. He argued Lincoln did not join a denomination due to slavery issues and noted Lincoln s evolving faith toward Jesus principles while he remained deeply religious even without formal church membership.
Ted the police dog of Mrs Virginia Allen of Pontiac Michigan responds to coin jingles and carries notes and money to the store then returns with purchases. The animal learned to fetch packages, wait for orders, and perform errands with no direct guidance beyond the money sounds.
Saline City tax collection note states the treasurer Frank Camburn will be at Citizens Bank on Saturday Feb 20 and Saline Savings Bank on Feb 27 to receive taxes. Read the liner ads now.
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